Pingu

Pingu is delighted when he receives a Valentine's Day card from Pingi, but finds making one for her is a messy business! Then Pingu has to keep Pinga out of trouble when she sleepwalks her way out of the igloo and through other penguin's homes.

Pingu is having a little too much bouncy fun when he and Father build a trampoline. When Pingu puts Pinga's favorite toy rabbit out of her reach, it tumbles out of the window. Forced to go and fetch the rabbit, Pingu kicks it back towards the igloo, but it lands on his sled and slides away. Pingu goes on a frantic hunt for Pinga's lost toy.

It's a very windy day and when Pingu and Pinga are hanging up the washing. When a big gust of wind catches the towels, Pingu and Pinga give chase. Seeing a seagull in flight makes Pingu want to fly. No matter what he tries, Pingu can't fly. But when a balloon seller gives him some helium balloons, it's up, up and away!

When Father uses a shovel to get the snow off his snow cart, Pingu decides to do a little digging for himself. Soon he and Robby are tunneling around the neighborhood and things start disappearing into the snow! Once Pingu is left alone in his father's toolshed, he can't resist trying finish building the table himself. But his efforts prove to be a bit wobbly.

When Pingu goes snowboarding with Robby, he wishes he were as good at jumps as his friend is. As Pingi teaches Pingu how to get better, Robby's show off ways leave him a little sore! After Grandfather tells Pingu all about the moon, Pingu desperately wants to visit. With Pinga's help, Pingu makes a rocket out of an old barrel, some tin foil and snow.

Pingu and Pinga camp in a tent overnight. Pingu scares Pinga by making her think that her toy bunny is growling. Later that night, Pingu sees something that has him hopping scared. When Pinga has the hiccups, Pingu tries to scare her to get rid of them. But he ends ups scaring himself.

Father doesn't always know best when he takes Pingu on a fishing trip. Later, Pingu wants to play instead of competing in the Ice Sculpture Contest. He tries to distract Robby by throwing snowballs. When a snowball hits Robby's sculpture and makes it look bug-eyed, Pingu and Robby start to compete to make even more freaky sculpture shapes.

Pinga wants to play with her new balloon, but it needs inflating. Pingu and Father find that blowing up this particular balloon is harder than they'd ever thought possible! Pingu and Pinga are driving Mother crazy with their incessant banging - they'll use any surface as a drum! Grandfather inspires the penguin percussionists to make real music!

Pingu really wants to get his flippers on his mother's new knitting machine. When Mother takes a rest from her work, Pingu seizes his chance to knit up a storm! It's bedtime but Pingu and Pinga still want to play! While in bed, they make crazy shadows on their bedroom wall: a walrus, a ship, and even Father!

Pingu is enjoying a game of tag with Pinga and is determined to avoid being 'it'. When he thinks he's given Pinga the slip, it turns out he's stuck. Later, Pingu and Pinga find some stickers in their cereal box and begin to label things. Things soon get out of hand when their labeling spree goes beyond the igloo.

Pingu knows that he's in trouble when he breaks the igloo's doorbell and tries to replace it. Meanwhile, Robby is extremely good at balancing a fish on the end of his nose. Pingu wants to balance too, but just can't manage it. When Robby flicks his fish on top of the shed, Pingu's on the ball to retrieve it!

Pingu is hurrying home when he drops a bottle of milk and it rolls into an icy ravine. Lost in a maze, Pingu unravels a way to get out. Then Pingu is so excited to make pancakes, he doesn't heed Mother's advice. Soon the whole family is dodging flying batter as Pingu tries to flip the pancakes properly.

Pingu does not like the smell of Mother's fish porridge one bit! He escapes eating it by hiding it in his schoolbag. But how can he get rid of the porridge now? Later Pingu discovers that the more he rolls his snowballs, the bigger they become. He and Pingo roll an enormous snowball up a hill. But the friends are on thin ice when the snowball rolls back down the hill towards Father's snow cart!