Yoho Ahoy - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
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Poop causes chaos on deck with an almighty sneeze, bless him!
Bullseye
Cutlass decides it's time to show off her pea shooting skills, but Swab doesn't consider this to be quite such a good idea.
Heave
Booty makes a discovery whilst the crew of The Rubber Duck play hide and seek.
Blow
Today Poop discovers he can't whistle like the rest of the crew can.
Snore
Poop's sleeping on the job keeps everyone else awake!
Chairs
The crew steal Grog's kitchen chairs to play musical chairs with.
Fiddle
Skip
Poop turns the broken bell rope into a skipping rope and everyone has lots of fun skipping.
Pants
Up
Fish
Grog gives Cutlass a helping hand to catch a fish.
Mops
Poop and Booty find a new way to clean the deck.
Lullabye
Booty can't sleep because of the crew's singing.
Paint
Booty tries to paint a picture.
Puff
Jones finds a way of making the sails swell.
Bone
Plunder, Swab and Poop enjoy a spot of dancing on the ship, but Bilge is trying to sleep and spoils their fun.
Jug
Swab breaks Bilge's favourite jug.
Pancake
Poop decides to make pancakes.
Flotsam
Flamingo gets upset when Booty finds a new toy.
Buzz
Pop
Swab has fun with Cutlass's pea shooter.
Fruit
Grog tries something different for dinner.
Freeze
The crew of the Rubber Duck play statues.
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