Andy's Secret Hideout - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Andy and the Reindeer
Andy has a very special visitor to the hideout, Robbie the reindeer and takes us on a festive tour of other animals that love snowy cold places.
Andy and the Cute Puppy
Andy has some puppies in the hideout that are just adorable. It makes him wonder - why do we find some animals so cute?
Andy and the Flamingo
Andy shimmies into the fabulous world of the birds that like to dance… and has a go himself! Can you dance like a flamingo?
Andy and the Peacock
Andy reveals the animals that can't help but show off with their dazzling displays.
Andy and the Gecko
Andy sees the amazing climbing skills of a gecko in his hideout – and checks out a few more of Earth's extreme adventurers.
Andy and the Newt
Andy has an unusual visitor to the hideout bucket – a newt! There's more fun to be had as we meet other amazing amphibians.
Andy and the Stick Insect
There's a stowaway in the hideout – a camouflaged stick insect! Andy meets some other animals that are masters of disguise.
Andy and the Rat
There's a rat in Andy's dressing gown, but he's not worried. He's out to prove that rodents really are remarkable!
Andy and the Racoon
There are scary noises under Andy's bed, but it's not a monster – it's a racoon. Meet some animals that have a bad reputation, but are often misunderstood.
Andy and the Snail
Andy has a slow stowaway on his bag, a giant African land snail! We meet some other animals we think of as slow, but sometimes looks can be deceiving!
Andy and the Hedgehog
Andy and the Owl
Andy and the Snake
Andy and the Monitor Lizard
Andy and the Kiwi
Andy and the Fossil
Andy and the Coati
Andy and the Caiman
Andy and the Scorpion
Andy and the Chinchilla
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