Pocoyo

Pato is enjoying playing at being very grown up and doesn’t want to join in the games with his friends. He even gets Pocoyo and Baby Bird to join his gang. Eventually though, Pato and the others realise that playing with friends is much more fun than hanging around being ‘cool’.

Pocoyo plays a game with us. He shows us a series of different extremely strange shapes and wants us to guess what they are. Is that a blue tree? No it’s Pocoyo’s legs! Is that a big pink mountain? No it’s Elly! Octopus looks like a big red spinning flower and finally Pato is like a diving board. A fun guessing game, learning to look at things in different ways...

Pocoyo wants to play. But Baby Bird is flying up in the sky, Pato and Octopus are helicoptering, Elly is jumping up into outer space and even little Caterpillar transforms into a butterfly and flutters away. In the end, Pocoyo’s friends realise the little blue boy feels left out so they get together to help him fly up in the sky along with them. In the end everyone has fun playing together.

Pocoyo meets a funny little red shape. At first it teases and hides from him, making him jump and chasing him around. But then it brings along it’s friends and together they put on a music and dancing show for Pocoyo and his gang.

Pato gets stuck: he’s hanging upside down from the sky. Pocoyo and the friends try to help him down but it’s just no use. Eventually they show Pato how much they love and miss him. By taking his mind off the problem, he overcomes it and gets back to normal.

Pocoyo finds a super duper machine that mixes objects and makes special new toys to play with. But when Pocoyo puts his friends’ toys in the machine for fun, he upsets them. Eventually Pocoyo has to put things back to normal and then share his new magic machine with his friends so they can all enjoy it.

Pocoyo is having a lovely time playing with his friends but little does he realise that he’s making a real old mess and leaving them to clear it all up! When he sees that his friends no longer want to play with him, he comes to understand the importance not only of having fun and making a mess, but of helping and clearing up too.

Pocoyo is scared when a stranger appears in Pocoyoland, but he soon comes to realise that he needn’t be scared of this little alien – and they become friends. Finally the alien goes home to his planet in outer space, but promises to be sure to come back and visit again soon.

Pocoyo has a beautifully wrapped up present but he won’t open it. Elly is dying to know what’s inside. She begs and pleads but when that fails she turns to desperate measures. Exasperated she gives up. And wakes up the next day to realise the present was for her all along: it’s her birthday!

Elly wants to be a prima ballerina with a troupe of other dancers so she tries to teach her friends to dance just like her. But she gets frustrated that they can’t do it straight away and is very bossy. Finally everyone dances together in their own special way.

Pocoyo is taking a walk with his beloved balloon when he is momentarily distracted by Loula and accidentally lets go of the balloon. He is flabbergasted as it drifts away up into the sky, and irreconcilably down in the dumps. Until we help him to realise that some things are more lasting than balloons: friends!

Pocoyo finds a box of unusual whistles. To his delight he discovers that each whistle makes a different noise and summons a different one of his chums. Fun fun fun… until that is the tables are turned on Pocoyo and there’s a whistle that summons him too. Everyone falls out and it takes Baby Bird being upset to make everyone realise how silly they’re being.

There’s lots of new exciting playground rides in Pocoyoland including one huge daring slide. Pocoyo is too scared to give it a go. Elly pretends she is scared too and asks Pocoyo to hold her hand. Pocoyo bravely helps his friend and thereby overcome his fear. What a great feeling, trying something new!

Elly gets a fancy new pair of dressing up shoes. She loves wearing them so much that she won’t take them off, even to go to bed! They hurt her feet so much, she can’t join in the games that her friends are playing. Eventually, Elly realises that fancy shoes are great for playing dressing up, but they’re best left to one side when you want to play ball with your friends.

Pocoyo finds a strange door. When he opens it, it seems to lead to the sky. He can hardly believe his eyes so he shows it excitedly to Pato. But this time the door opens up to reveal an underwater scene. Pato is so fascinated that he walks through this unusual door and gets stuck. Every time Pocoyo opens the door it seems to open up somewhere new. Pocoyo can’t track Pato down. Eventually Elly

Pocoyo and Pato are out for an adventure in the Vamoosh but have to land on a strange planet when a part of the Vamoosh falls off. Whilst searching for the missing part, Pato gets scared because he hears a strange, scary noise. He sees that it’s an alien which is making the noise, but Pocoyo doesn’t believe him. Pocoyo soon sees for himself that Pato was telling the truth. When the alien returns

Pocoyo discovers some old rubbish and decides to have a clear out. Baby Bird, Pato and Elly do the same. Soon there’s a huge pile of rubbish, and it turns out it’s on Caterpillar’s doorstep. Caterpillar isn’t best pleased. She throws the rubbish away and it lands on Pato. Pato in turn throws the rubbish into the sea. The rubbish keeps getting thrown around until finally Pocoyo follows the rubbi

Pocoyo promises to teach Baby Bird to drive the Vamoosh but keeps putting it off. Fed up, Baby Bird decides to have a go on his own. But he doesn’t know how and the Vamoosh spins out of control, nearly flying into Caterpillar, Pato and then Elly. Thankfully, Pocoyo manages to save Baby Bird aided by Elly and super turbo-charged Pato. Pocoyo realises he must keep to his promise and teach Baby Bi

Elly is aghast to realise that her darling doll is missing. Detective Pocoyo decides to help Elly and he looks for clues as to where her doll might be. While Pocoyo goes back to the scene of the crime, Elly finds that she had her doll all along: it wasn’t lost at all, she’d simply mislaid it. Elly is too embarrassed to own up and tells Pocoyo she doesn’t need her doll anymore. But Detective Po

Pocoyo and Pato find Elly’s scooter and decide to take it back to her. Pato enjoys showing off his scooter skills and quickly forgets who it belongs to. Pato’s scooter tricks get bigger and bigger until eventually he breaks the scooter into pieces. Pocoyo and Pato try to fix the scooter but it’s no good. However will they tell Elly? At first they try to cover up what they’ve done but eventual

Pocoyo goes to visit his alien friend who wants to show him around his beautiful planet. Pocoyo and the alien have so much fun with the new things that they see and hear that soon they don’t know where they are. At first they both panic but Pocoyo realises with the narrator’s and viewers’ help that if he tries to remember the last place he was he’ll be sure to find his way home.

Pocoyo has a new game which he enjoys playing on his friends: BOO! Only some of his friends find Pocoyo’s game annoying or frightening. But this only encourages Pocoyo more. He boos poor Pato til he ends up a nervous wreck. Elly sees how scared Pato has become and decides to give Pocoyo a taste of his own medicine. Elly makes Pocoyo jump. At first Pocoyo doesn’t like it but ultimately Pato and

Pocoyo is having a party and invites all his friends. But instead of letting his friends have fun, Pocoyo keeps bossing them around. Pato, Elly and Fred soon get fed up and leave the party to play their own way. Left to play on his own, Pocoyo realises that a party with no guests is no fun at all. Pocoyo invites his friends back to the party and everyone has fun playing together in their own un

Pato and Elly are arguing over their blocks when Caterpillar and Baby Bird walk past with presents for Pato. Oh no! Pocoyo and Elly have forgotten Pato’s birthday. Elly is quick to whisk Pato off to a birthday picnic, determined to prove how much she cares. Not to be outdone, quick-thinking Pocoyo appears at the picnic with a present but Elly retaliates and ‘accidentally’ breaks it. Pocoyo and

Baby Bird is in awe of Pocoyo as he plays skilfully with a bouncy ball. Baby Bird continues to admire Pocoyo but this time it’s his construction skills as Pocoyo plays with his blocks. And yes, Baby Bird thinks Pocoyo is the best at painting too. At first Pocoyo thinks it’s great to have an admirer but soon, Pocoyo can’t do anything without Baby Bird interrupting. Eventually Pocoyo gets so fru