Kids / Comedy / Family
Puppet chicken Chica and her friends and family run The Costume Coop, a fun-filled shop full of costumes. While dressing up and helping customers, she and the viewers learn valuable life lessons. And when the shop closes, they embark on animated adventures that further convey…

When Chica loses one of the coop's pirate hats, she worries she spoiled Jimmy's pirate party.
Chica worries that she'll never be a great magician.
Chica's day hits a sour note when she's not able to keep the beat during her parents' "Peckalot" song.
Ballerina Chica steps into the spotlight and learns that practice makes the perfect plié!
Chica's mom lays down the law when Chica lets a pack of puppies loose in the coop.
Chica creates chaos in the coop when she doesn't want to clean up after making an icky, sticky masterpiece.
Fire Chief Chica learns a valuable lesson in safety.
Chica forgets her manners.
Chica's imaginary space mission gets derailed after she gets the jitters.
Chica worries that she's not a good artist.
Chica's not being a good sport when she won't join in and play some fun games in the coop.
Chica discovers the true meaning of being a hero.
Chica tries to help Jet by delivering his packages.
Chica and friends head under the Big Top to put on the "show of all shows."
Breaking news! Kelly needs help at the coop to clean up a big mess.
When Jet gets a little bump, Chica worries that she doesn't have what it takes to make him feel better.
Chica loses her "chirp."
Chica doesn't want to share a wash bucket she's playing with.
Chica and friends dive deep into an undersea adventure.
It’s Halloween, Chica's favorite time of the year.
A cold wind forces Chica to cancel her luau plans.
Chica can't find a crown in the coop.
Chica has a need for speed.
Chica's in the mood to build.
Chica fills up on junk food.
Chica wants to show her mom and dad how much she loves them.
Chica discovers her dad was a model.
Chica isn't convinced that her game of Hide and Squeak has room for more players.
It’s Mrs. C's big book signing day.
Mom and Dad can't decide whose entry should go to the fair.
Kelly's cousin Sally pays a visit to the coop.
Chica's Baby Chick goes missing.
Mom and Dad pack for the Albaclucky Costume Eggs-travaganza.
Chica stays up late.
Chica accidentally ruins Dad's model city.
The search for a costume makes Chica hungry.

Kelly
Chica (voice)

Stitches (voice)

Mrs. C
Jett
Bunji

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