Little People

The episode opens with the sketch “The Junk Jugglers”, where Koby, Tessa, and Mia form a triangle and try to juggle random objects in a group. After everything comes tumbling to the floor, the three admit that they haven’t really worked together, and Eddie and Sofie remind them that they have to work as a team, just like they do for the show!

The episode opens with Eddie and Sofie introducing the show. Tessa squeaks in with her scooter (“SQUEAK-a, SQUEAK-a”) and announces she is bored. “Bored, bored, bored!” So the kids decide to take an adventure to the jungle, where they are sure NO ONE, including Tessa, could ever be bored! When they arrive, the kids encounter a Sloth sleeping in a tree, and he’s even more bored than Tessa!

The episode opens with Sofie claiming she can read. “I know all about dragons,” she says, “I read about them in a book!” The kids are impressed- she can read?! They beg for more information but instead Sofie hurries them along onto their adventure—no time for questions, they are off to Pig Palace, where they might see a REAL dragon! When they arrive, they find the King cowering inside his castle.

The episode begins with Mia interrupting Eddie and Sofie’s opening banter, and trying to do her signature Mia’s Fairy tale Theater sketch. She wants all the attention and doesn’t appreciate that the kids have other plans. She reluctantly gives up, getting dragged from the stage into the pirate ship adventure.

The episode opens with Eddie and Sofie playing in the backyard sandbox making sand-pancakes. Koby joins in the fun (“Did somebody say ‘pancakes’?”) and soon the three are dreaming about Pancake Island- a make-believe place with huge pancakes where it rains maple syrup.

We open on "Dr. Sofie", carefully examining and diagnosing a scrape on Mia's knee. Tessa runs past, arms outstretched, imagining herself in her dream career: a pilot! She simulates a plane on the swings of the backyard playset, Sofie sitting in the passenger seat ("Is this first class?") and Eddie-who isn't paying attention- appoints himself the copilot.