Kids / Comedy / Animation
The Larva family is growing! When Red and Yellow welcome a baby caterpillar into their lives, they get a crash course in parenting and all things putrid.


After swallowing a mysterious egg, Yellow gets a surprise.

Magenta learns the importance of farting.

Grizzly interrupts the larvae's picnic.

Tan and Magenta get into mischief together.

Red decides to spend the day with Big Brown.

Red and Yellow break into a beehive to steal honey.

A firefly tries to take Magenta on a journey.

Big Brown trains Red and Yellow to be better parents.

Mauve injures her wing.
A smartphone causes a ruckus on the rooftop garden.
The larvae hold a trial to find out who stole the sausage.
Red and Yellow find a magic pocket watch.
Grizzly gets a girlfriend.
The larva family takes an unexpected trip.
A ping pong tournament brings out Red and Yellow's competitive side.
When an evil rat brainwashes its friends, Magenta and the others fight back!
Will a mega robot be enough to defeat the supersized rodent?
Magenta is changing, but her parents aren't sure they're ready.
Could this hairy creature be their new little girl?
Grandma Bee tries to play matchmaker.
Mocha wants to take Magenta on a date.
Tan is growing up, and everyone notices.
Magenta tries to spread some holiday cheer with her loved ones.
Could these strangers be Magenta's parents?
The wasps steal the beehive!
The larvae and their pals battle with the wasps to save the rooftop garden.
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