Why, Oh Why, Do Messes Happen?

Season 2Episode 911 minAug 7, 2020
Why, Oh Why, Do Messes Happen?

When Jessy and Nessy start looking for Nessy's pirate hat, they accidentally make a Mess. Muriel and Knock add to the Mess, making it bigger, it turns into a sea of Mess, a ship heading straight for Hazel and Birch!

Why, Oh Why, Do Messes Happen? has aired on Aug 7, 2020
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