Pingu

Pingu finds his seaweed lunch hard to swallow and finds away around eating his greens. With a new little penguin on the way, the whole family helps with the incubation. While his parents are away, Pingu is put in charge. Sitting still is hard for Pingu and egg-citement soon follows.

When Pingu's little sister Pinga joins the penguin family, Pingu feels a little left out. While fishing at his favorite ice holes, Pingu is catching lots of fish. But when he turns around, his fish are gone! Pingu soon discovers Robby the seal's trick and a firm friendship is formed.

Pingu helps his postman father deliver the mail and discovers the mail brings different news to different penguins. When Pingu's mother is busy with his little sister, Pingu becomes jealous and tries everything he can to get her attention.

Pingu and Robby have a snowball fight battle. Before it goes too far, they move on to a quieter game and have just as much fun. Pingu ignores his baby sister Pinga while he is supposed to babysit her in order to play with a friend. When Pinga goes missing, can Pingu find her?

Pingu and Robby discover 'fish tennis' when they decide to play with an enormous fish rather than eat it. Then the friends go tobogganing. When their runs become wilder and faster, the two fail to notice snow sliding off the snowdrift. Can they avoid a snow-tastrophe?

Pingu and his friends agree to a hockey match with Snow Dog Hugo and his team. When the game becomes more and more competitive, Pingu gets fed up. Later, Pingu and his sister Pinga try everything to avoid going to bed and its their mother that gets fed up.

Pingu is admiring a penguin friend's new skis. When he spots a broken barrel, Pingu makes himself a homemade set of skis. When they start showing off, the friends ski into trouble. After Pingu makes a mess, his parents are furious. Outraged Pingu runs away. Pingu begins to see faces in the dark snowdrifts and is very relieved when his parents bring him home.

When Pingu and his friend can't agree on a spot to build an igloo, they end up fighting. They each try to build their own igloo, but soon realize they can only succeed by working together. After Pingu finds an accordion in the toy chest, his noisy playing annoys both family and friends. With a little help from his grandfather, Pingu shows how cool playing the accordion can be.

Pingu and his friend get trapped in an ice cave while trying to retrieve a ball. With a little cool thinking, they manage to escape. When Pingu meets his friends for a toboggan race, Pingu's toboggan doesn't seem to be working properly and he can't keep up. After making a few adjustments, Pingu's new speedy descent lands him in a snowy situation.

Pingu has to rush to the bathroom after he drinks too many sodas and has a few little accidents to deal with. Then at school, Pingu's class dives into the ice-hole to find out what types of fish live beneath the ice. Robby shows them there's more than fish under the ice.

Grandfather is sick! Pingu and Pinga's playing is too noisy and are sent home. Painting their faces with spots, the siblings pretend to be ill. Mother rushes home only to discover their trick. The circus continues with Pingu, Pinga and Robby. The more that goes wrong in their circus act, the funnier the audience finds their show.

Pingu tries to aid a poor organ grinder, but none of the adult penguins will help. With a little cool thinking, Pingu is able to get support for the organ grinder. When Pingu and his friends play ball, they do not notice how loud they are being. Annoyed at the noise, their neighbors try to chase them away. But Pingu and his friends won't be driven away so easily.

When Father and Mother go to a concert, Pingu and Pinga promise to be good. Before long, the igloo is a mess and the siblings try to hide their mischievous ways. After Pingu falls asleep during his bedtime story, he slides into an adventurous dream.