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Bananas in Pyjamas is an Australian children's television show that premiered on 20 July 1992 on ABC. It has since become syndicated in many different countries, and dubbed into other languages. In the United States, the "Pyjamas" in the title was modified to reflect the…
The pink mug is Morgan's favourite but it is also Amy's favourite mug... When the mug gets broken the "Fix It" Bananas step in.
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Morgan is building a spaceship so that he can fly to the moon. When he disappears from the park Amy and Lulu think that he has gone to the moon without saying goodbye.
The Bananas and Teddies decide to camp overnight in the Teddies' backyard. The Bananas scare the Teddies with strange noises.
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It's raining outside so the Bananas and Teddies decide to play hide and seek inside. The Teddies hide and the Bananas look for them.
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Lulu and the Bananas make a see saw in the park, but they have some problems balancing the saw.
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The Teddies have to clear autumn leaves from the park, but Morgan has woken up in a grumpy mood. The Bananas decide to help the Teddies and to cheer up Morgan.
It's a windy day and the beach is filled with newspaper. The Bananas start to clean up, wondering who is the litterbug.
One night there is a storm and the Bananas and Teddies are a bit scared. Morgan gets trapped in his room.
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A very large box arrives at the Bananas house. It's a present for the Teddies. The Bananas and Teddies struggle to move the very large box through the Teddies door.
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It is Morgan's turn to clean the Teddies house so he has no time to play outside: The Bananas plan a "trick time" and dress Lulu up as a Robot.
The Teddies and Bananas are going on a holiday. Everyone goes home to pack but Morgan just wants to play for a little longer in the park.
The Bananas in Pyjamas decide to decorate their house with some new wallpaper. The Teddies help too. Sticky, messy fun for everyone!
The Teddies have run out of munchy honey cakes and so Morgan wants to go out and get some, but it's raining outside.
Morgan hurts his arm playing on the beach. Luckily the "Doctor Bananas" are nearby and come to the rescue.
The Bananas buy presents for each other - their birthday is on the same day - Friday. The Teddies plan a surprise party for the Bananas.
The Bananas wrap up their presents for each other. Morgan decides to make a birthday cake for the Bananas. Unfortunately Amy decides to help.
The preparations continue: Lulu fills party bags, Morgan organises games. The Teddies act very strangely when the Bananas visit.
The Bananas wrap up their presents for each other. Morgan decides to make a birthday cake for the Bananas. Unfortunately Amy decides to help.
It's Friday - the Bananas' birthday! The Teddies prepare their surprise party in the park. The Bananas are ready for their party at home...
Amy finds a spider in the park, she tries to introduce the spider to Morgan but Morgan is scared of spiders. The spider gets lost inside the Teddies' house.
Amy is trying to build a big castle out of blocks. Unfortunately she always seems to be in the way and the castle keeps being knocked down.
The Bananas have a cold and are miserable so the Teddies decide to put on a show. The show is a disaster but the Bananas laugh so much they feel better.
The Bananas find a broken guitar and an old fishing rod while cleaning up the beach. They plan a "Fix It" time.
The Bananas' stairs are squeaking. They decide it's "Music Time" and use the stairs to play a simple tune.
Lulu tries unsuccessfully to teach a new dance to Morgan and the Bananas. Amy shows her how much easier it is to dance with a broom in your hand.
Amy uses her new tape recorder to record a song the Teddies and Bananas have created together.
The Teddies dress up in special costumes to make a video clip for their song. They visit the Bananas who have decorated their house just like a disco!
We meet the Teddies, Amy, Morgan and Lulu and the Bananas: B.1 and B.2 The Bananas play a trick on the Teddies by knocking on their door and then hiding.
The Bananas and Teddies have been invited to a fancy dress party. The Bananas haven't got any costumes to wear so the Teddies decide to help out...
The Bananas see a rainbow on the beach and decide to search for the pot of gold that is at the end of every rainbow - but rainbows are hard to catch!
Lulu spends the day fishing but doesn't catch a single fish. The Bananas have caught a whole basket full of fish. They give Lulu a fishing lesson.
Lulu has a new magic set. She practices all day and then puts on a magic show. Morgan is jealous and keeps trying to spoil the fun.
Lulu organises an obstacle race in the park. The others are not very enthusiastic so Lulu gives them a head start.
The Teddies and Bananas have lots of fun taking part in three legged, egg and spoon and sack races. And best of all - everyone wins!
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