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The kids continue with their Five Nights at Freddy's creation. In this episode StarLord is looking for new employees.

When Pete wants to hear the alphabet song, Simon recites the ABCs. But listen carefully -- Simon is a pretty fast talker, and it can be hard to keep up! What should Cool School's resident class pets talk about next?

Kit and Kate go to work at Woofie’s Restaurant cleaning the dishes.

Hero The Super Collie certainly lives up to his grand name.

Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup—three sisters with extraordinary superpowers—keep evil on the run in the city of Townsville by working together to save the day, all while juggling school, monsters, homework and a regular parade of crooked villains.

Learn about the value of US coins and the dollar.

Kit and Kate want to fly a jet airplane, but first they need to find its keys.

The Powerpuff Girls show up at the Titans' Tower, but the Teens have a difficult time seeing them as superheroes - and not just cute little babies.

King Crab summons his court painters, Kit and Kate, to paint his royal portrait.

This song teaches the basics of St. Patrick, and March 17 festivities. Great to teach children and for parents, too.

You are what you eat. And you're also how MUCH you eat. So smart size your meals!

Pocoyo learns what an umbrella is and what it's used for.

Pocoyo finds a key which leads him on an exciting and magical adventure of exploration and discovery.

Foreman wants Ben to paint a huge building, and Ben hopes Hairy will lend a helping hand. But Hairy only has eyes for those yummy bricks.

Don't miss Wonder Woman like you've never seen her before.

Wonder Woman faces off with Gigantia.

StarLord must parkour to the bottom of a lava pit. Lava is not the only thing waiting for him in this pit.

Biggs tampers with Nardy's newest invention, an ice cream making robot.

Mr. Eric and James Dean tell the tale at Little Shop of Stories. Mr. Michael (producer of the CD) plays the guitar.

What does it feel like to float in outerspace? Astronauts experience microgravity by training in very special airplanes.