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Meet Mango and Brash, the super-spy alligator duo in John Patrick Green's goofy graphic novel series InvestiGators.

Mango and Brash are on a mission to serve the mysterious Houdino.

Marinette, a junior high student, is trying to find the perfect way for Adrien, her secret crush, to fall in love with her.

In this episode, we harvest resources from our pigs and chickens. I also show you some cool Minecraft tips to craft Flint & Steel and how to use it to harvest cooked meat!

Mango and Brash fall asleep at the bored meeting.

While on a mission in the sewers, the investigators bump into rivals, Marsha and Bongo. A battle over the ABCs ensues.

StarLord visits a new friend who has built a Five Nights at Freddy's themed world with giant statues and a restaurant replica.

Mango stumbles into a fortune teller and soon finds that the "mystic" is more...or less...than meets the eye.

While training, Mango and Brash bump into Cilantro and C-ORB at HQ. They didn't see that one coming!

Jack and Jill need to get water from the well.

Archnemesis Crackerdile grows salty as he watches the Investigators on TV.

Something smells in this computer game for kids. Oh, it's from our pig farm! Time to make some Minecraft bacon.

Kit and Kate become magicians, and set out to perform in the amazing Hocus Pocus Show!

In this episode, we craft a compass and learn to use it to find our original spawn point. We also craft a map and explore the surrounding wilderness, finding pumpkins, wolves, and mushrooms!

Fred's music video for his original Christmas song, Christmas Cash!

Kit and Kate get invited for lunch at Hansel and Gretel’s gingerbread house.

A whale shows Elmo what love is.

It's a numbers song for children and adults. Count from 0 to 100 and from a hundred to a trillion.

It's a phonics song with a picture for each letter. This is designed to help children learn the sounds of the letters in the English alphabet.

How do I play Minecraft? Well, let's explore our starting area and make "beacons" so we can find our way home and mark locations of special interest, like holes in the ground (which always lead to adventure!)