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The adventures of Q Pootle 5 and friends, the small friendly residents of planet Okidoki.
It's the day of the great space race, and Oopsy is very excited. But when her spaceship goes wrong, it's down to Q Pootle 5 to rescue her.
When Q Pootle 5 and his friends try to pick the fruit of an evenfruit tree for the shooting star show, it seems the fruit doesn't want to be picked.
Planet Dave is disappointed because he can't go to Groobie's musical extravaganza, so Q Pootle 5 brings the show to Planet Dave instead.
Q Pootle 5 has plenty to deal with, including some unexpected houseguests, when Oopsy offers to redecorate Stella's home.
When Q Pootle 5 and Oopsy take some photographs, they discover a mysterious person in some of the pictures. Who could this new person be? And where are they hiding?
When Bud-D spills a drink on himself, his circuits go haywire, causing all sorts of problems. It's up to Q Pootle 5 to find a way of fixing him.
After Q Pootle 5 and Oopsy fail to crack open a delicious astronaut, the large nut mysteriously disappears during the night. As Pootle and Oopsy go off on an astronaut hunt they discover other people's things have gone missing - and Ray! The mystery is solved when they find Ray, in a makeshift nest, attempting to hatch the missing astronaut.
It's the day of the hat party and Eddi has forgotten all about it. It's up to Q Pootle 5 to find hats for his two-headed friend.
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When Groobie has an accident in his spaceship on Planet Dave, he loses his confidence and refuses to fly anymore. The ever-faithful Bud-D takes over the delivery of parcels, but gets in a muddle and everybody ends up with the wrong things. Q Pootle 5 has the idea to stage a rescue (in which Oopsy is 'stranded' in deep space) and only because his spaceship is broken only Groobie can rescue her. Groobie gets his confidence back and everybody else finally gets the right things delivered!
Oopsy is given some rocket boots by Q Pootle 5. She has a wonderful time whizzing through the sky, until they break, and Q Pootle 5 comes to her rescue.
While Stella collects some oozy goo for her plants, Q Pootle 5 and Oopsy look after Ray. Unfortunately Ray doesn't like the activities that Pootle and Oopsy have organised.
When Q Pootle 5 and Oopsy find a map in a bottle they set off on a treasure hunt, but it's not an everyday treasure they discover.
Q Pootle 5 gets himself in a muddle when he agrees to help both Eddi build his new telescope and Oopsy bake some cakes, at the same time.
The alien tries to save the day when Oopsy thinks she's spotted an asteroid heading for Okidoki.
It is a boiling hot day and nobody knows why.
When Stella can't play a note on her bagpipes, she finds a much easier way to do it, which also leads to her being rescued by Q Pootle 5.
When Planet Dave really wants to join in the friends' art day, it's up to Q Pootle 5 to help him draw a picture.
When Oopsy decides to do everything backwards, it ends up with Q Pootle 5 rescuing her. Meanwhile, Bud-D is making a movie and Groobie is desperate to star in it.
Stella can't concentrate during the flying display because Ray has got a cold. Q Pootle 5 suggests that Bud-D looks after Ray so Stella can take to the air.
Oopsy's thrilled when she discovers a megaphone - her friends however, are not. But it's very useful when she has to raise the alarm after Ray gets stuck in a tree.
When Stella says she has never seen the Okiorchid flower, Q Pootle 5 leads an expedition to space tree forest to see if they can find it.
When Oopsy crashes into a boulder above the shack, Q Pootle 5 has to rescue Groobie's belongings, and Oopsy, who is stuck in the mud close to the wobbly boulder.
Q Pootle 5 and his friends are playing in space tree forest when some strange objects land around them. When they assemble the pieces, they get a wonderful surprise.
When Groobie's new spacewash goes wrong, it's down to Q Pootle 5 to free a very stuck and very wet Eddi.
Oopsy is upset that her friends are too busy to share in her new discovery. Eventually Q Pootle 5 finds Oopsy in the Singing Valley, where something wonderful awaits them.
Stella gives her friends some seeds to plant. But none of the seeds grow - except Eddi's, which is huge. It's up to Q Pootle 5 to find out why.
When Q Pootle 5 brings his major-bird friend Roy to visit Okidoki for the day, Ray is not impressed. It's up to Q Pootle 5 to help them get along.
A thick fog has enveloped Okidoki. How will the friends go exploring in their spaceships? Q Pootle 5 has an idea - they need some help from Planet Dave.
Q Pootle 5 is called into action when Groobie sees something lurking in his store cupboard. Is it really an eight-eyed thingy, or just some hungry space mice?
When Groobie attaches a new magnet to his spaceship, he picks up more than just a rocket motor from Q Pootle 5's house.
When Eddi puts some new oil in his spaceship it gives the engines hiccups. It's up Q Pootle 5 and his friends to find a cure.
Q Pootle 5 and his friends have a camp out to discover what has been keeping Bud-D awake at night.
Q Pootle 5 thinks it's Bud-D's birthday and Eddi thinks it's Ray's birthday, so they both plan surprises for their friends. But is it actually anybody's birthday?
When Q Pootle 5's spaceship breaks down he decides it's time to get a new one - but his friends have other ideas.
It is the day of the Cosmic Whipple. But, when Oopsy gets stranded it looks like she is going to miss the most wonderful light show in the whole galaxy.
When Q Pootle 5 and his friends have a party, Groobie's jukebox breaks down spectacularly. It's up to Bud-D to get the party started with some very special music.
Q Pootle 5 and Oopsy boing across Okidoki on their pogo sticks, while Stella and Eddi try to track something, with two very small round feet - what could it be?
Oopsy is excited by an unexpected telephone call. The novelty of answering calls soon wears off, but Q Pootle 5 and Eddi are in trouble and need Oopsy's help.
When Stella's caterpillar Maurice disappears it's up to Q Pootle 5 and his friends to track him down. When they find him, something wonderful has happened.
When a big twisty wind blows across Okidoki and into space, Planet Dave is blown the wrong way round. It's up to Planet Dave's friends to turn him around.
Bud-D is delighted at the unexpected arrival of a new robot on Okidoki, but Q Pootle 5 and his friends aren't so thrilled with Bet-E's super efficiency.
When Bud-D fits a new turbo booster to Groobie's spaceship, it takes off without a pilot. It's down to Q Pootle 5 to stop the runaway rocket.
Groobie takes his friends on a surprise mystery tour, but things don't go quite as planned and the tourists start to grumble that they're not enjoying their outing.
When Oopsy discovers that the final page of her fairy tale is missing she sets off to find it - entering a fairy tale of her own.
When a large black obelisk appears on Pootle's doorstep one morning, everybody has a different idea as to what the mysterious object might be - a blackboard? A slide? A stage?
Pootle and Oopsy travel to a special crater, which produces enormous bubbles. They have a great time blowing enormous bubbles, until a large bubble envelops Pootle's spaceship and floats off with it.
Bud-D is quite happy pretending his dustbin is a rocket until Pootle arrives and suggests that Bud-D convert his toy rocket into a real one.
Planet Dave is expecting the arrival of his friend Comet Gordon, who only passes by every three million years. Everybody is very excited and Pootle and his friends start to prepare a big welcome for their very big visitor.
When Q Pootle 5 shows off his new jet pack, Oopsy and Stella can't wait to try it. Eddi however is not so sure.
Q Pootle 5 takes a rather bored Oopsy to a very special place to look at the wonders of space - and the wonderful things a bit closer to home too.
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