Mike the Knight - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Smiley Treasure

Evie's Birthday

Invisible Monster

Fluttering Favour

Trollee's Sleepover

Galahad the Great

The Scary Noise

The Special Signal

Trollee in Trouble

Buried Treasure

Scary Dragons

Tricky Trail

Sir Trollee

Great Gallop

Peace and Quiet

Mission Mess

The Dragon Squires

Glendragon News

Knight Hider

Squirt's Story

Mission Home

Mighty Shield

Many Knights

Real Sword

Snow Dragon

Santa's Little Helper

The Knightly Campout

Big Parade

New Castle

Big Swap

Wizard's Treasure

Triple Trophy Triumph

The Great Rescue

Sparkie's Amazing Thing

The Most Medals

Sir Super

Wild Boar

The Greatest Story Ever

Polka Dot Horse

The Real Dragon

Troll Treat Pie

Flying Corgis
When he accidentally causes Yip and Yap to be endowed with the power of flight, Mike wants to rescue them himself instead of telling his mum. But when the Vikings get hold of them, Mike learns that sometimes mother knows best.

Lost Pots
When Mike discovers that the Vikings have taken Sparkie's cooking pots, he is determined to get them back. Luckily, with the help of Evie's listening shell, Mike and the dragons soon track them down.

The Great Protector
Mike wants to be Evie's great protector, but just gets Mr Cuddles into trouble instead! When he sends the frog off alone on a scary toboggan ride, Mike learns that sometimes you should only help someone if they ask you to!

Knightly Welcome
When Mike hears a special knight is coming to Glendragon, he forgets about his promise to play with Trollee and prepares a knightly welcome.

The Monster
Mike looks for something really brave to do - and has a nervous Squirt do everything that doesn't seem brave enough. But when Mike has to face a monster, he learns that being brave is about facing your fears - whatever they are!

Favour for Trollee

Magic Pot

Jewel of Glendragon

Busiest Day

Viking Snow Day

Sneezing Reindeer
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