Numberjacks - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Ups and Downs
Some upside down adventures as Four sorts out Spooky Spoon – with a little help from Eight.
On the Move
People keep counting when they don't need to - thanks to the Problem Blob. Five sorts things out.
Very Shapely
The Shape Japer is into extreme shapes – Six gets busy sorting things out.
Wee Three Phone Home
The Puzzler sets a puzzle, and Three is up to the challenge, with a little help from Seven, Eight and Nine.
Did You Notice Anything?
The Numbertaker's causing problems, but strangely people don't notice. Four to the rescue.
Measured Response
The Shape Japer's changing the lengths of things – Six and his buddy sticks are on the case.
Think Again
Sometimes it's good to think again, as Five discovers when she's dealing with Spooky Spoon's latest stirrings.
Carry on Counting
People need to carry on counting, not start again – Six sorts out the Problem Blob.
A Record in the Charts
People need more information – so Four goes out there battling with the Puzzler.
Half Time
The Numbertaker is halving the number of things – Four is out there at the double.
A Close Thing
The Problem Blob keeps putting things in the wrong position – Six is the Numberjack for the job.
A Circle at Both Ends
The Shape Japer is having fun with cylinders - Five to the rescue.
Matchmaking
Numbers don't match when the Numbertaker's about - until Three saves the day.
A Different Sort
Spooky Spoon is jumping things about – and Four is the one to sort her out.
Areas of Concern
The Puzzler is making things bigger and smaller – Six and his buddy tiles save the day.
The Dreaded Lurgi
Five to the rescue when things are going up and down and round and round, all thanks to the Problem Blob.
Fraction Fiction
The Shape Japer is splitting things into fractions, and Three is on the case.
Interesting Times
Seven tells the story to Zero and One of how Three, Four, Five and Six had to sort out day and night when Spooky Spoon mixed things up.
More Ways Than One
When the Puzzler bubbles Eight, Four has to find three different ways making eight to release him.
Hundreds and Thousands
Six saves the day when the Numbertaker is taking hundreds and thousands.
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