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小皮大世界
Quack finds a PERFECT slice of bread. Should he listen to his duck wisdom, which is telling him to save it for a rainy day?
Another sleepless night for Quack. Why can't everyone be QUIET and let a poor duck get some rest?!
Peep, Quack and Chirp argue over whether the moon is perfectly round or more like a half-eaten peach.
Despite all evidence to the contrary, Quack insists that there are many moons in the sky: the day moon, the night moon, the orange moon, the striped moon ...
Peep sets sail (accidentally) in the Good Ship Easter Egg.
Quack has an exciting new toy: a pair of orange sunglasses, on loan from the Fish Museum.
Here are two things you might not know about mirrors: they can help you practise flying and they're GREAT for scaring cats!
On a hot summer's day, Peep discovers a mucky, slimy, grimy way to cool off!
Beaver Boy moves away, leaving behind a sad, sad duck (and a lot of extra sticks).
Beaver Boy has left town and Quack's pond has dried up. Coincidence? Or is something fishy going on?
Here's the good news: Quack is turning into a duck-fish! Here's the bad news: it's a little hard to prove.
Peep discovers a magnifying glass, which comes in handy when he ALSO discovers a tiny, lost thing named Me.
If one smug, pompous, hilarious duck named Quack is good, then two must be better.
There's only one way to get rid of an obnoxious duck, and that's to build her a new pond (to her exact specifications, of course.)
Here's one more flaw in duck design: unlike beavers, ducks can't slide on their tails (or make great art).
Chirp discovers the springiest thing about spring (a pink cherry orchard). But then she makes the mistake of telling Quack.
Well, wouldn't you ask that question if you woke up and the world was grey and everything in it was gone?
Mix mud and sun and what do you get? A stuck robin, that's what.
Chirp's interest in collecting soon becomes a full-fledged mania. Time to stage an intervention!
Quack decides to give a concert - "An Afternoon with Quack" - but has trouble finding the proper venue.
