...
面包理发店
After getting bullied, a cupcake visits Bread Barbershop to see if the master barber can create a hairstyle that disguises his unusually large head.
Bread meets his match with a cranky young client who doesn't want to get his hair cut. Can the master cut through all the crying?
A heavy metal band hopes a makeover from Master Bread will make them more popular with fans — but there's a musical mix-up at the barber shop.
When Master Bread decides to hire an assistant to help out around the shop, an overeager milk carton named Wilk makes a mess of the job test.
A pie on the run visits Bread Barbershop hoping a new look will make him unrecognizable to the police — but Bread has no idea he's aiding a criminal.
Wilk takes in a lost sausage dog despite Master Bread's "no dogs in the shop" rule. But the pup might be better for business than Bread imagined.
A rival hair salon is stealing all of Bread Barbershop's business! When Wilk and Choco investigate, they discover the rotten truth.
Movie star Butter has everything: fame, fortune — and slippery fingers. Luckily Bread has some ideas to help the handsome celeb get a hold of his career.
When Wilk's landlord raises his rent, he has to find a new place to live — and fast. Unfortunately, the real estate market is not in Wilk's favor.
A popular TV show wants to feature Bread Barbershop, but Master Bread isn't sure he wants the publicity — until the director mentions money.
Wilk tells Choco the story of how he learned to accept his misspelled label with the help of an unexpected mentor.
Wilk brings Cheese to Bread Barbershop to see if Master Bread can do something about his Camembert stench, which he's been bullied for all his life.
When Soboro scores a date with a pretty cookie, he visits Bread Barbershop for a makeover — but he only has three hours before his new look will fade.
A mysterious bun who can predict the future tells the barbershop crew that Sausage's rightful owner will live a rich life. But who is Sausage's owner?
Wilk doesn't know how to make tea! After taking lessons with a great master, the young milk must make a cup for his harshest critic: Master Bread.
Wilk finds a pair of enchanted scissors that grant him a special gift. When the town takes notice, Master Bread must get used to being second best.
An inept intern applies for a position at the barbershop, but when Master Bread finds out her true identity, he offers her a job on the spot.
Potato Chip offers Wilk more money to come work at his hair shop, but he may have overestimated how valuable the young assistant is as an employee.
Master Bread doesn't care to appear on a makeover show that transforms people's lives, until he hears about the grand prize: a brand new sports car.
When Bread Barbershop loses out on free money because of Choco's unhappy face, Master Bread organizes a "Make Choco Smile" contest.
