Woohoo Kazoo!; Hide and Seek

Season 1Episode 925 minSep 5, 2014
Woohoo Kazoo!; Hide and Seek
WOOHOO KAZOO!: Fig finds a kazoo and joins Maple and Hedge in the Tumble Leaf Concert. A heavy fog rolls in on their way to the concert and the friends use sound to keep track of one another. HIDE AND SEEK: When Stick fails to show up for breakfast, Fig and Hedge use a megaphone to call for him. It's not until they use the megaphone to listen, that the two best friends are reunited!
Woohoo Kazoo!; Hide and Seek has aired on Sep 5, 2014
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