WildWoods

Cooper, the giant sasquatch from the big city, arrives in the WildWoods for the first time. When he encounters a little, headstrong sugarglider called Poppy and her snail pal, Frederick, Cooper and his new acquaintances get off on the wrong foot. An unfortunate incident in the spooky Swampy Swamp eventually causes them each to conclude that the other isn't so bad after all.

Cooper and Poppy decide that they need a comfy settee to sit on and admire the scenery. When they find the perfect tree trunk, poor Cooper has to carry it all the way back to their den. Poppy, not aware how much Cooper is struggling, gets her friend in trouble when she encourages him to float the trunk across the big lake and it's up to her to reel him back in!

It's a cold misty day and Poppy and Cooper build a raft to paddle across the water to a mysterious island to find some special fire-lighting fungus. When they reach land, Cooper enthusiastically explores the strange new place, making all kinds of discoveries. A surprising find makes them realise that they haven't travelled anywhere and the island remains tantalisingly on the horizon.

Cooper persuades Poppy to go camping out under the stars. When Cooper insists that Poppy tells him a spooky story, Poppy is the one that becomes most frightened. A rustle in the bushes and a series of unfortunate clues convinces Poppy that they are being followed by a scary monster. When Poppy is forced to confront the monster, she discovers the truth isn't as scary as she'd thought.

Cooper challenges Poppy to Ka-Ding -a game involving throwing walnuts into a cooking pot. Cooper, is convinced he will win and puts all of his possessions up as 'prizes'. Poppy proves to be surprisingly talented at Ka-Ding, while Cooper's talents appear to desert him and Poppy quickly wins every single one of Cooper's precious possessions. Poppy offers to strike a deal for their return.

Cooper wakes to find himself in the middle of a monsoon. He begs Poppy to come out into the rain to play but Poppy is very reluctant. When Cooper insists, it soon becomes clear that sugargliders and rain do not mix -in fact, it makes them very, very sad. Cooper has to learn that what is fun for him is not necessarily fun for others.

Cooper tells Poppy about the art galleries back in the big city. Poppy is intrigued and decides that she'd like to try and create some art. Poppy, it turns out, has a far more adventurous artistic streak than the more traditional Cooper. Cooper and Poppy can't agree on which style of art is better and decide to have an exhibition in the den to settle the matter.

It's a perfect day. But when Cooper's big sasquatch toe starts to tingle, it quickly becomes clear that rain is on its way. Poppy is determined to stop the rain and, in her desperation, decides that the best way to do that is to stop Cooper's toe from tingling.

When Cooper describes his last birthday, Poppy decides that tomorrow is her birthday, and that she'd like a party with presents, games, a clown and a cake. Being miles from civilisation, Cooper must improvise to give her the party she wants, with hilarious results!

Poppy takes Cooper to a special part of the WildWoods where they search the skies for shooting stars together. Will they see one?

Cooper really wants to see a shooting star, so Poppy takes him to the best star viewing spot in the WildWoods. When Cooper misses a succession of shooting stars, he's ready to go home in a huff. Until, that is, Poppy pulls off a bit of watery night-time WildWoods magic.

When Cooper tells Poppy about all the strange food available in the big city, Poppy is horrified to learn that some people eat snails. An absent Frederick causes Poppy to become suspicious that her favourite snail has become a snack for Cooper. She is determined to uncover the truth.

There's a nut thief on the loose in the Wildwoods and Poppy and Cooper are determined to discover who it is. They construct a 'hide' and stay up night after night, trying to uncover the culprit. When Cooper discovers that the thief is a sleepwalking Poppy, he must devise a clever way to prove it to her.

A rapidly escalating argument between Cooper and Poppy causes them to have a huge falling out. Cooper leaves the den to find a new place to live. The two ex-friends try to enjoy their new found freedom, but quickly learn that they miss each other more than they realised.

Cooper finds the best stick ever, but Poppy isn't sure it's really all that great... until Cooper shows her what it can do! Now Poppy wants it too!

When Cooper discovers the 'best stick ever', Poppy is, at first sceptical. Her opinion changes when she sees, first hand, just how useful Cooper's new stick is. Poppy finds an underhand way in which to claim it as her own.

Poppy accuses Cooper of being clumsy and, when Cooper finds himself responsible for a delicate chrysalis, he decides to prove how careful he can be. Taking care of something so precious is harder than either Cooper or Poppy anticipated!

Poppy hurts Cooper's feelings when she calls him clumsy, and when Cooper finds himself in charge of a chrysalis, he decides to prove that he is careful.

Poppy pretends to be the owner of a special Woodland Ranger badge, which makes her in charge of Wildwoods. When Cooper decides he would like one too, Poppy invents a bogus test that he must pass a test to win one. After the hardest test ever, Cooper isn't impressed when he finds out that Poppy has made the whole thing up.

Poppy's favourite nectar tree has been hit by lightning and is leaking, but when Poppy eats it all so as not to waste any she ends up with a sore tummy!

Poppy and Cooper discover that Poppy's favourite nectar tree has been hit by lightning and is leaking lots of nectar. Not wanting to waste a drop, Poppy eats it all in one go. The sugary overload sends Poppy totally hyper and Cooper has a tough time keeping his friend safe!

Poppy gets fed up with Cooper's messiness and divides the Den into two halves. When Poppy gets trapped in some rocks, she realises that she must remove the divide and ask Cooper to come into her side and free her.

Cooper reads in his Big Book of the Woods that sasquatches need to hibernate. Poppy is shocked to learn that Cooper is planning on going to sleep for four whole months and does everything she can to stop him.

Cooper is writing a song for Frederick and Poppy gets very jealous. Poppy becomes determined to prove to Cooper that she is worthy of a song. When Poppy's schemes to get Cooper's attention don't work, she learns that all she needed to do was ask.