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Live action series for pre-school children based around the small island community of Balamory in Scotland.
Archie's kilt is a bit draughty.
PC Plum offers to get a photograph of an eagle for Miss Hoolie to show the children at the nursery.
PC Plum goes on holiday.
Balamory has been asked to make up a team for the television game show Do The Job. PC Plum thinks it will be easy to organise.
Katie and Roddy are getting married and PC Plum is the best man. Archie drives them to Abbey Island and Edie records the wedding, but Archie's car soon breaks down outside the police station.
Spencer teaches Edie how to carve a wooden marionette puppet, similar to Pinocchio.
Archie tries to invent a time machine to help teach the children about olden days.
PC Plum takes the children at the Nursery on a nature walk, so he needs to find a new way to communicate to keep everyone quiet.
Archie makes an indoor canal so the children can sail boats on it.
It's a snowy day in Balamory and Miss Hoolie plans to visit the McLeod family, but Josie comes in to the café to tell Miss Hoolie that Christopher has a cold. The two think up something to make to cheer him up.
Miss Hoolie plays a game of hunt the thimble with the children, which leads to Josie organising an unusual treasure hunt with PC Plum and a lobster fisherman.
Archie and Spencer take the nursery children on a trip to the Balamory Art Museum.
PC Plum is very keen to give a lecture on the history of the bicycle, but who can make his lecture an exciting event for all?
Edie helps the children celebrate the harvest.
It is a play day in Balamory and a trip is organised to the mainland to see a big truck parade.
Miss Hoolie's cat proves less than co-operative when Spencer tries to paint him for the children.
Suzie needs help learning to play the cymbals in the orchestra.
Archie wonders who will be able to put his fabulous new measuring invention to good use.
Edie takes the children on a tour around the island, but how can she keep everyone interested as she drives? It's not as easy as it looks!
It's a play day, and having a picnic at the top of Balamory hill sounds like fun, but getting there could be a bit of a problem. How will they do it?
