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Bigfoot, Einhorn, Faultier, Yak und Fuchs teilen ihre Abenteuer in einer Welt, in der Slumberkins Gefühle und Lernen zum Leben erwecken.

In Wagtail Woods, little bird Becca and her Bunch of friends are ever ready for adventure. Happy bobble-hat-wearing bird Becca sees adventure in every situation, and as a result often bites off more than she can chew, landing herself and her Bunch--Russell, Sylvia, and Pedro--in some sticky situations. But in the midst of these 'oops' moments, Becca's unique ideas, heart, positive thinking, and leadership skills really shine. Thinking on her feet, Becca urges a generation of kids to aim high, have big ideas, and never give up.

It's summer time on Club Penguin Island and resident party planner Jangrah has prepared the perfect "Surf 'n' Sno-cone" Beach Party for all of her penguin friends. However, a 65 million year old Megalodon is accidentally released.

Welcome to Scream Street - where surfer-dude zombies, sarcastic vampires, martial arts mummies, glamorous witches and just plain-bad monsters put a whole new spin on community spirit.

Set on Merry Walrus Eve, the story centers around a seafaring penguin named Roofhowse who arrives at Club Penguin Island only to find himself wrapped up in an unexpected festive adventure! Following a magical Blue Crystal Puffle, Roofhowse and his new friends journey to the fabled Merry Walrus Island and learn that they must band together to stop their favorite holiday celebration from being silenced forever.

The Irish band Virgin Prunes perform live The Haçienda on Nov .30, 1983, featuring "Come to Daddy", "Walls of Jericho" and "Pagan Love Song".

Satirical take on current world events via modern 'Spitting Image' style 'puppets'.

When a trauma tears her soul and the food becomes a prison, aspiring actress Greta struggles to free herself with the guidance of master Zeno, making a precious journey for rebirth to learn to love herself.

A Live Retrospective 1981-1983 of the Irish band Virgin Prunes, founded in Dublin 1977. Known for their subversive, outrageous and controversial stage performances, led by theatrical singer/songwriter Gavin Friday, the band began playing small shows in Dublin, gaining them a cult audience.