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05.11 06:37
7 Min
Bing Bunny
On the way to the shop Bing and Flop play with Arlo, a friendly cat. On the way home Bing spots a new cat but this one isn't so friendly when Bing tries to play with it. (Jim Jam)
05.11 06:44
7 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing and Flop find a patch of fluffy dandelions and blow all but one. Bing takes the last one to give to Sula but when she hugs him to say hello, the dandelion blows away. (Jim Jam)
05.11 06:51
7 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing is vooshing with Hoppity around the garden but an enthusiastic throw lands Hoppity in the washing up bowl. Bing gets upset because a wet, mucky Hoppity doesn't feel right. (Jim Jam)
05.11 06:58
9 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing and his friends play Nature Explorers. When it's Bing's turn to find something he doesn't look carefully before he picks up a raspberry and pricks his finger. (Jim Jam)
05.11 13:09
8 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing's friends are coming over for a cake party but he accidentally knocks over the cake he made. Bing is sad until Amma helps him to see it differently. (Jim Jam)
05.11 13:17
8 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing and Flop go shopping at Padget's shop. When Flop is paying, Bing puts a lolly in his pocket but on their way home Flop spots the lolly and now they have to decide what to do. (Jim Jam)
05.11 13:25
8 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing and Pando are both tired but they decide to play one more game of Hide and Seek before bed. Pando hides under the covers of Bing's bed and Bing finds him fast asleep! (Jim Jam)
05.11 13:33
11 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing and Sula help Amma get lunch ready but Bing doesn't like it when the peas and carrots get mixed together. Amma finds an unmixing spoon so Bing can enjoy his lunch. (Jim Jam)
05.11 18:27
8 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing gets jealous when Sula pays more attention to Pando on a playdate. Bing ends up ruining Sula's tea party and then she pushes him. Amma shows them a way to stop being angry. (Jim Jam)
05.11 23:05
7 Min
Bing Bunny
Bing wants Flop to read him a story when he has his bath but gets sad when his book gets wet. Flop helps him to understand that even though the book is wet, the story isn't. (Jim Jam)