Floogals Episode Rating Graph

When the Floogals overhear the Hoomans talk about bananas as a great source of energy, they set out to bring one back to the spaceship to help power their new invention. Much very silly sliding and slapstick ensues before they finally work out what bananas are really for.

The Floogals mistakenly believe the bathroom mirror is a portal to another world complete with clones of themselves and a duplicate of Fleeker's Fizzer (his single-Floogal-ship).

By observing the family dog's excited behavior each time Dad Hooman takes down his leash the Floogals set out to confirm their assumption it it's indeed a magical device that makes you happy.

When the Floogals investigate the Boy Hooman's building of a model rocket, they experience a way-too-sticky adventure brought about by the binding power of glue. A high-speed fire engine race ensues and the Floogals have to use their newly found knowledge to save the day.

The Floogals set out to investigate the strange buzzing they hear in the Hoomans' bathroom each and every morning and evening, ultimately discovering that the whirring robotic tools are in fact toothbrushes.

When the Boy Hooman brings a classroom tortoise home for the weekend, the Floogals question why this special moving "rock" is worthy of so much attention. Their investigation leads to a not-so-high-speed race.

When the Floogals investigate the Hoomans' utility room, they inadvertently wind up experiencing first-hand the thrilling cycle of being washed and dried.

When the Floogals encounter a balloon that's intended for the Girl Hooman's birthday party they think it's a monster - it's ten times bigger than them with a giant face!. In investigating it further, Fleeker must conquer his fear to return the balloon to the little girl.

The Floogals explore and learn to play the Boy Hooman's brassy instrument, ultimately learning that teamwork is the key to making harmonious music.

When the Boy Hooman's remote-controlled toy helicopter accidentally carries away Boomer, the Floogals must learn how to make it work in order to rescue their friend.

The Floogals must learn the difficult task of assembling the Girl Hooman's jigsaw puzzle when they inadvertently scatter its many pieces on the floor - working out that a birds-eye view gives you the 'big picture' and working in a team wins the day.

When an ice cube lands on the kitchen floor on a hot summer day, the Floogals Investigate, leading to an adventure that includes speed skating and scaling the monolithic refrigerator. Oam. Hi. Oam.

When the Floogals get trapped in the Girl Hooman's bedroom, they're witnesses to, and later participants in a "sleepover"-a series of rituals experienced by the Girl and her friends including telling stories, singing songs, eating snacks but not much sleeping!

When Mom Hooman comes home with bubbles for the kids, the Floogals investigate, convinced they're made by a magic wand similar to the one in the story the kids read.

When Aunt Samantha pays the Hooman family a visit with her baby in tow, the Floogals are fascinated by this new creature who has such a strong power over the Hoomans they predict it could be their king! When the king captures Boomer they have to work out how to free him and realize what a baby is and how to play with him.

The Floogals have an adventure in which they discover the joys of making shadow puppets when they explore the strange light emanating from beneath the covers in the Girl Hooman's bed.

The Floogals encounter a twisting hose in the garden and wonder what the Hoomans use it for. Fleeker and Flo head off to one end, Boomer to the other. Fleeker and Flo work out how to turn on the tap and Boomer is on the receiving end managing to wrangle the hose in an exciting action sequence and along the way work out what Garden Hose's are used for!

Mom Hooman's excited when she receives a delivery of boxes. The Floogals can't understand why something so plain would inspire such excitement. They work out that it was the contents of the box Mom was buzzing about but the Floogals discover that using the power of imagination can turn a simple cardboard box into a space station, a plane.. anything!

Why would a shoe have wheels attached? The Floogals find out and in the process go on a roller-coaster adventure around the house, learning to lean and steer the boot along the way!

Mom and Girl Hooman are excited about a seed packet - indicating that the flowers in the garden came out of the packet. Curious! How can that be? These little things in the packet look nothing LIKE those giant flowers in the garden. Our Floogals discover that flowers come from seeds in an action packed adventure involved dogs digging and seed bombing!

The Floogals investigation into what rubber bands are and how they're used by the Hoomans comes in handy when they accidentally break the Boy Hooman's school project. Title: "Banding Together".

The Floogals investigate and are determined to understand the strange power the round things with pointers have over the Hoomans during the course of their day. When accidentally Boomer puts the block back and hour the Floogals have a race against 'time' to set things right.

The Floogals mistakenly think Mom and Dad Hooman have accidentally dropped candy eggs in the garden when in fact they have placed them there on purpose to create an egg hunt for their kids. The Floogals think they are being helpful and tidy up the eggs! Once the Floogals realize their mistake, they must get all the eggs back on the ground before the kids arrive so their fun day won't be ruined.

When the Floogals try to investigate a palette of paints but end up ruining the little girl's picture by stomping tiny Floogal boot prints all over it the race is on to recreate the little girls masterpiece and in the process learn all about using brushes, water and paints to create lovely results - and how to mix colours too!

Boomer falls in love with the tiny ballerina inside the little girls jewelry box. He's certain she' a prisoner and they have to help her escape - as they work their way around opening it, using the key and observing Girl Hooman putting her treasures in there they realize it's for keeping things safe not prisoner! Oh, and that tiny dancer? She's just a doll.. Poor Boomer!

The Floogals discover the joys of camping when they observe the Hooman kids putting up a tent and decide to copy what they do - but in miniature.

The Floogals work out that they are leaving their own teeny footprints in the dust of the shelves in the house! Working out that the duster can fix it, Fleeker clamps it to his fizzer for a high speed whizz about the house to dust and remove evidence of their existence. Boy Hooman gets the praise for a nice shiney house, chores done and 'dusted'!

The Floogals are baffled by this stuff that smells like the earth outside yet makes shapes like mini monsters and even can be morphed into the shape of a vase when spun on a wheel! As they investigate they accidentally squish one of boy's clay figures and in the re-building create a new one which looks rather like a Floogal!

The piano is gigantic to a Floogal. How can it be making such lovely music and how can a Floogal make that music too? Well, one Floogal can't but a team of Floogals can. In a scene reminiscent of 'Big' we see our Floogals work out how keys and strings work in a piano to make a tune!

Boomer's built a little fizzerific food finder attachment for his Fizzer controls. It's supposed to be able to sniff out food - a subject close to Boomer's heart. Flying by a massive birthday cake the food finder goes out of control and Boomer crashes.. The Floogals have to work out how to re-make the frosting and in the process find out what a birthday cake and decorations are for.

Dad is singing in the shower - it's a mega hit song called 'outta this world' - and the Floogals find it hurts their Floogalhorns. As the rest of the family start making the same sounds the Floogals think it's something that's catching.. what is this and why do the Hoomans do it. When they themselves start singing the same 'catchy' song they realize that singing is a joyful human pursuit that Floogals kinda love too. In fact it's 'Outta This World!'

Something has stolen Dad's veggies from his plot in the garden and it's made Dad super grumpy. As the Floogals investigate they come face to,well, fluffy bottom with a gorgeous furry wild rabbit once they put all the pieces of the puzzle together.. long ears, 2 sets of paw prints, chomp marks in the carrot. Wondering if it could be a pet they realize the best thing for wild animals is to put a cage around the veggies, not the rabbit.

Boomer's become very fond of the 3 stripy caterpillars the kids are keeping in the shed. Devastated when one disappears the Floogals stake out the container they are in and unfold the mystery of the disappearing caterpillars by getting to observe for themselves the astonishing phenomena of this natural metamorphosis into a butterfly!

Our team of explorers think they've made a new friend but it turns out to me a motion controlled robot.

Boomer has found a piece of old junk to use as the finishing piece to his new gadget.. well a piece of old junk made of silver that is with a shiny red stone in the middle!

The Floogals spot the Hoomans packing plates and cups and food into a big basket - they must be moving out, think our team of explorers. When Boomer finds himself caught up in the basket and taken along on the family's bike ride, Fleeker and Flo follow in their fizzers to track their friend and work out what the Hoomans are doing. Discovery what a picnic is and that a bagel isn't a Floogal-trap proves to be a lot of fun for the Floogals to report back on.

Movie Night just got even cozier! The Floogals discover how popcorn is made when they accidentally trigger the popcorn machine in the kitchen. Our team have to fix the avalanche of popcorn flooding the kitchen before they can settle down with the unsuspecting family to share movie night.

When the Hoomans wear costumes and adorn their house with spooky decorations for a Halloween party, the Floogals are convinced trouble-making aliens have invaded the household. Soon they must decide whether or not to warn the Hoomans, at the risk of exposing their own secret mission.

Our team of alien explorers encounter a simple bandage for the first time and try to work out what it could be for - they try to fix their broken fizzer with it then find it's got a soft cushiony bit perfect for a Floogal nap! When Boomer bumps his bootle and and a bandage gets stuck to him, he realizes these things really can make you feel better.

Boomer doesn't like this 'Sand' stuff, it's slippery and he doesn't feel safe on it - Fleeker on the other hand can surf down it on a leaf! The Floogals encounter sand for the first time and in a Lawrence of Arabia inspired adventure, work out that they need water with sand to rebuild the castle they've destroyed.

On the search for a thrilling project, the Floogals are left with a lowly pencil, though in investigating what Dad Hooman uses it for, and inadvertently erasing his work, our three adventurers must now redraw what they've erased before he notices.

When the Floogals spot a brand new hamster cage with multiple tubes and towers and pods attached they are convinced it must be a spaceship newly arrived in the girls room. Fleeker goes in to investigate and encounters a furry alien pilot whom he tries to befriend.. when finally they work out that it's a hamster pet they also realize they've managed to set it free and have to set about getting the hamster back in its cage before the little girl finds out.