Patchwork Pals - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Chick
Bison
Cat
Rabbit
Hummingbird
Squirrel
Clam
Spider
Penguin
Hedgehog
Gecko
Seahorse
Tarsier
Caterpillar
Patchwork Caterpillar has a problem: his tummy won't stop rumbling! Can the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him?
Flamingo
Patchwork Flamingo has a problem: he's all twisted! Can the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him?
Tiger
Patchwork Tiger has a problem: he wants to play Boo, but the Patchwork Pals don't want to. Will Tiger find someone to play with?
Butterfly
Patchwork Butterfly has a problem: he doesn't like his trunk! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to show him how pretty and useful a trunk like his is?
Starfish
Patchwork Starfish has a problem: he loves to dance, but he has hurt his leg! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to help him?
Fly
The Patchwork Pals have a problem: today is their lazy day, but Patchwork Fly won't let them rest! What is he up to?
Anteater
Patchwork Anteater has a problem: his tongue is tied up in a knot!
Vulture
Patchwork Vulture has a problem: Ladybird loves to sing and dance, but he can't stand it!
Snail
Patchwork Snail has a problem: she wants to go for a walk with Mouse, but she's far too slow! Will the Patchwork Pals find a way to speed this journey up?
Crocodile
Patchwork Crocodile has a problem: he wants to play gobble up, but nobody likes that game!
Fleas
Ladybird
Snake
The Pals have a problem: Snake is coming by, but her visit is way too short!
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