Max & Ruby

Max & Ruby say “Hello” to their home after a play date, and Ruby
tells Max to put his toys away because Louise is coming over to continue their play date. But Max finds a unique way to say “Hello!” to Louise. | Ruby's Spa Day (Sabiston) – Ruby and Louise are trying to have a relaxing spa before
their Bunny Scout Formal Dance, but Max is keen on showing them his new Drum!
| Ruby, Louise and Valerie are trying to do a Tai Chi routine,
and they’re having difficulty remembering all the poses (which are named after animals) in order.

Ruby buys a locket for Grandma’s birthday and wants to
get a perfect picture of the two of them in the photo booth. But when all the pictures come out, Max is doing something silly. | Ruby has discovered that things are disappearing, and she employs the help of her favourite mystery writer, Bunny Drew to help her figure out who the mastermind is. Meanwhile, Max is keeping his eye on his “Lobster!” | Ruby is decorating a cake for Grandma’s birthday,
with interruptions from Max playing Superbunny, who’s using his cape in very
inventive ways. But when it starts raining while they’re taking the cake to Grandma,
it’s Superbunny’s cape that saves the day – and the cake.

Ruby and Louise have to get a picture of the
most unusual insect they can find for a Bunny Scout badge. Max keeps getting in
their way, pointing at his “Stick!” But it turns out to be a Walking Stick, and Ruby
and Louise get their picture and their badge. | Ruby and Louise want to beat their personal best in
badminton by keeping the birdie in the air for ten straight volleys. But Max is focused
on his toys that “Launch!” When his toys collide with their birdies and send them into the trees, they never imagine that Max’s toys could actually help them exceed their
personal best. | Ruby and Louise are helping Grandma set up for her
summer garden party, and they particularly want to make sure that her famous
Five Fruit Fiesta Flan makes it out safely. Unfortunately, Max is learning how to play
catch with Roger, which threatens the garden party … but in the end, it’s Ruby’s catch
that saves the dessert.

Ruby wants to surprise Grandma by making her
favourite summer treat “Very Berry Summer Salsa”, but when Max finds Grandma’s
old ice cream maker, he wants an ice cream cone and Ruby uses up more and more
berries as Max keeps losing his scoop of ice cream. | Grandma is coming over and Ruby wants to make a maze for them to play, but Max’s train keeps getting in the way. However it ends up helping Ruby draw her maze. | The Bunny Scouts are on a camp-out and it’s nighttime. Ruby and Louise are hoping to see the Northern Lights, but Max is more concerned about having a nightlight in the tent. In the end Max finds a nightlight –and the Bunny Scouts get to see the Northern Lights.

East Bunnyhop is holding its Multicultural Fair and
Ruby wants to get a Bunny Scout Cultural Appreciation Badge, but Max just wants a
sandwich. As Ruby goes to each booth, hoping to learn about different cultures, Max acquires samples of different foods, but still just wants a sandwich. | Ruby is reading the latest – and greatest –
book about Bunny Drew, the great detective. It’s a real page-turner, but each time
she tries to turn the page to find out who’s behind the great crime, Max interrupts.
She keeps taking him back to his bedroom and trying different things to get him to
go to sleep, but it isn’t till the end that she realizes that what Max wants is for her
to read to him, which is what puts him to sleep. | It’s a hot summer day and Ruby and Louise decide to sell their art to raise funds for the Bunny Scout trip to the art gallery. Max is hot
and tries to find ways to cool off.

Max, Ruby and Grandma are on a big trip to Bunningham,
and on the first day, Ruby wants to see everything! Max is intrigued with all the things there are to “Ride!” like the paddleboats in the park and the Tube. But when he sees the huge Ferris wheel by the river, he gets a great ride and Ruby gets to see everything! | Being in Bunningham of course means going to
Bunningham Palace and the chance to see the Queen. Max is more fascinated by the guard in the busby and trying to make him smile. | Grandma has a big surprise for Ruby on their last day in Bunningham – they’re going to a real tea party just near Bunningham Palace. Ruby’s so excited – especially at the prospect of possibly seeing the Queen. Max is more interested in playing with his toy froggy.

Ruby asks Max to guard her
apple-upside-down cake for Grandma, and doesn’t believe him when he claims
the missing piece was taken by the “Lobster!” So she tells him the tale about the
Bunny who Cried Wolf. | Max keeps trying to get into the girls’ stuff
during their pyjama party, so Ruby tells Max the story about the bunny who went
into the Three Bears’ home and found things that were “Just right.” | Ruby is helping Grandma make Berrybottom Buns,
and Max doesn’t seem to be interested in helping. So she tells him the story of
Little Ruby Hen and her friends who didn’t want to help her make bread.

The Bunny Scouts are eager to get their Bird Watching
badge on their camping trip. Ruby’s got a bag of popcorn to lure the birds out of the
trees. Max makes many attempts to eat the popcorn but ends up leaving a popcorn
trail behind them – which comes in handy when the Bunny Scouts lose their way.
Their solution to follow the popcorn trail back to the campsite earns them a tracking
badge instead. | The Bunny Scouts are out to earn their canoeing
badge, meanwhile Max has a fishing rod and wants to catch a “Big One!” When
the rope loop falls of the mooring post and Ruby’s canoe almost drifts away, Max
saves the day by catching the “Big one!” | The last badge of the camping trip is for building a campfire. Ruby and the Bunny Scouts each have to build a campfire before sunset. But Ruby’s attempts to build a campfire are hindered by Max who wants to spin in the tire swing “Again!”

Ruby wants to find the perfect tree at Santa’s
Treeland. Max wants to see Santa Claus. When Ruby thinks she’ll never find the
perfect tree, Max gets to Santa. Guess what he asks for. | Ruby and Louise are making natural decorations for the Christmas tree. Max is focused on “Christmas presents”. Ruby thinks he’s referring to presents for himself, but it turns out his idea is to decorate a tree outside with the edible ornaments – wanting to give the hungry Winter birds “Christmas presents!” | Ruby wants to practice their special
Bunny Christmas Carol downtown with Louise and Valerie and then sing it door-to-door to “everybunny”. Max’s job is to ring a little Christmas bell that Ruby gives him. But he wants to ring the big bell in the middle of town.

Max & Ruby celebrates the triumph of the individual against the impossible odds of being little. Each episode centers around Max, a preschool bunny, his seven-year old sister Ruby, and the differences between them.

Max and Ruby are searching Grandma’s attic for things to make Halloween costumes out of. Ruby wants them to be two characters
from a fairytale, but she can’t decide which one. Max just wants to be scary, ”Roar!”, in the end he helps her come up with the perfect fairytale duo: Beauty (or Ruby) and the Beast. | Ruby wants to decorate the house
for Halloween before the trick-or-treaters come, but Max keeps interrupting her
because he wants to get to the bowl of candy. When the trick-or-treaters come, Ruby thinks she’s not ready, but it turns out Max has helped her create a great, scary Halloween witch. | Ruby thinks it would be a fun idea to do a trick for
all the homes they go trick-or-treating at. Max just wants all the treats he can get.
But in the end, it turns out he’s played the best trick of all.

Everybunny is awaiting the arrival
of East Bunnyhop Bill, the groundhog who will predict when Spring will arrive. But
while they’re all crowded around one hole, Max discovers that Bill has another place to make his appearance. | Ruby wants to clean up the back yard to welcome the first robin of Spring, but Max only wants to play in the sandbox and ”Build!” When Max confiscates all the stuff Ruby’s cleaned up, it turns out he has everything the robins need to build their nest. | Ruby wants to help Grandma pot her geraniums, but keeps losing count of how many she’s potted and how many are left to pot. And Max has his own plan of how to surprise Grandma.

Max falls in love with a riding train in the department store, and keeps wanting to go back to it, but Ruby insists that they have to go help Grandma find a big bow. When they finally get back to the train display, Grandma and Ruby surprise Max – the bow is for the train, and the train is a present for Max! | Ruby is trying to pack their backpacks for a sleepover at Grandma’s. Max is supposed to be cleaning up all his toys. But Ruby thinks he’s just playing with his new train until she sees him clean up the whole living room by making a toy train! | Max wants to go for a train ride, but Ruby is getting her dollies ready for a very special tea party with Grandma. Max ensures that the tea party is special by giving all the dollies – and Ruby – their very own train ride.

It’s Earth Day and Ruby and the Bunny Scouts are having a park clean up. They think Max is helping them, but it turns out he’s helping a little duckling get back to its mommy – by giving it a train ride! | Ruby has a lot to do, checking things off her Earth Day to do list, so she can get her Friend of the Earth badge. She doesn’t have time to stop and pay attention to all the wonderful natural things around her – until Max helps her realize how great it is to just stop and look. | Ruby is getting everything ready for her Earth Day Costume party, but Max is intent on sitting in the garden and digging in the dirt. When all the party guests arrive in their Earth Day costume, they have to agree that Max has come up with the perfect one: He’s all covered in “Earth”.

Max spies a big cheesy pizza in Katie’s Diner window and he wants a slice. But Ruby’s heard that the famous ballerina, Bunny Pavlova is in town and she just has to get her autograph. Who would’ve thought they’d finally catch up with Bunny Pavlova in Katie’s Diner eating a big slice of “Pizza!” | Mrs. Huffington is bringing Baby H for a visit and Ruby’s looking through boxes to find a baby toy for him to play with. Max offers several of his robots, none of which are good baby toys. But then he uses all the boxes, and delights Baby H with his own homemade “Robot!” | Ruby and Louise decide to be junior paleontologists, and look for dinosaur bones in the back yard. Max wants to dig for a “Dinosaur” too. The girls think he’ll just get in the way, but in fact, he helps them find his own toy “Dinosaur!”

Ruby wants to surprise Grandma and decorate her house to celebrate her birthday. Max is busy playing with his flying bi-plane with “Rabbit Racer.” Who knew Max could be so helpful putting decorations up with his “Rabbit Racer”? | Ruby wants to make hand prints as a present for Grandma. She manages getting one of her own, but it’s pretty challenging to get a print of Max’s hand when he’s having so much difficulty trying to elude his “Lobster!” | Ruby’s found a dance trophy that Grandma won years ago, and thinks it would be fun to surprise her at her birthday party by playing music that she can dance to. Max is the only bunny who isn’t surprised to discover that Grandma’s favourite dance music is a little more lively than Ruby thought!

Ruby and her friends are learning how to play beach volleyball from Grandma. Every time Grandma’s about to teach them a new play, Max interrupts needing Ruby’s help to fly his kite. But when Max’s kite flies right into the game, Ruby teaches the others a very special volleyball play. | Ruby has a plan to surprise Grandma by making a piece of jewelry out of the shells she’s picked up on the beach. Max’s beach ball keeps bouncing in the way. When she hangs up her shells to dry, Max’s beach ball turns them into a beautiful wind chime, which Grandma just loves.| Ruby and her friends are having a limbo party and Ruby wants everyone to join in. But Max is more interested in playing with his “flying saucer!” When it’s down to Roger and Ruby in the limbo competition, Max’s flying saucer gives Ruby just what she needs to make it under the limbo bar.

Ruby is putting the finishing touches on her diorama of East Bunnyhop’s main street. Max wants to make his own parade. When Bunny Scout Leader arrives, she’s thrilled with Ruby’s diorama, especially the added touch of the Main Street “Parade!” | Ruby and Louise have to do the Huffington Huff & Puff, a set of exercises created by Mrs. Huffington. Max is being kept busy by Roger, who’s teaching him how to play basketball. In the end, the girls are huffing and puffing from chasing after Max’s basketball. | Ruby and Louise are playing a civilized game of croquet, but with Max coming up with more and more challenging obstacles for his race cars, the rules of croquet take an interesting turn.

Max and Ruby are having such a great time at the East Bunnyhop International Fair that Ruby wants to get a souvenir to remember it by. But as soon as Max sees the Mexican Pinata, that’s all he wants to do. When the Pinata finally gets burst, Ruby gets a souvenir she never expected. | Ruby’s Move Night (Kapila) Ruby wants everything to be perfect for her movie night with Louise and Grandma. But as soon as Max finds out there’s popcorn, that’s all he cares about. When the film they were going to show gets ruined, Max helps them create a whole new kind of movie night.
| Doctor Ruby is very excited about having a “real” patient when Grandma comes over. But when Max finds out that real patients get milk and cookies, he tries everything he can to get under Doctor Ruby’s care.

Ruby is determined to erect a pasta tower as tall as she is. This is a very bad time for Max to be perfecting his paddleball skills. But in the end, Max’s paddleball helps Ruby find just what she needs to give her pasta tower the extra height she needs. | Ruby and Louise are setting up a juice bar to raise money for Bunny Scouts. Ruby’s concerned that Max’s desire to make “music” will threaten the success of their juice bar. But it turns out that max’s music is just what they need to attract customers.
| Ruby and Louise are trying to earn a Bunny Scout Badge for spotting different kinds of wildlife. Unfortunately, Max and Roger are building a tree fort, and they keep scaring off the wildlife before Ruby can snap a photo of the creatures she’s spotted. But the tree fort turns out to be the perfect lookout for spotting wildlife.

Max and Ruby and Grandma are taking a train trip together, and Max can’t wait to get onboard. But Ruby knows you can’t just get on any train, you have to take the right train at the right time. She’s so intent on explaining it to him, she nearly misses the train until Max helps out. | Ruby knows it’s time to go to bed in the sleeper car of their train, but Max wants to stay “Up!” After many trips up and down the ladder to her upper berth, Ruby finally discovers that what Max really wants to do is sleep up there! | Ruby’s very excited about giving Aunt Claire and Uncle Nate a card when they arrive for their visit, but Max is focused on the Conductor’s “Hat!” When Ruby discovers that her card is missing, it never occurs to her that Max knows exactly where it is.

Ruby and Louise are working on a memory quilt, but interruptions from Cowboy Max make it difficult to get it finished. When Cowboy Max tries out his lasso trick, nobunny expects that he’ll end up helping Ruby find the perfect idea for the final square of the quilt. | Director Ruby is making a “day in the life” movie for Grandma, in which she’ll feature all the things that make a perfect day for Ruby. Max’s desire to teach Froggy new tricks doesn’t figure into her idea for the movie. But it turns out that’s just what caps off a perfect day in the life of Ruby. | Ruby and Louise are trying to set a new East Bunnyhop Ping-Pong record. But Max thinks the Ping-Pong table is a perfect “Space Station!” When Ruby and Louise lose their Ping-Pong balls, Max’s space toys come to the rescue and help Ruby set a new record.

Ruby and Louise are reading a Bunny Drew Mystery in their new book club. Meanwhile Max is sending his helicopter out on search and rescue missions. When the last page of the Bunny Drew Mystery goes missing, Ruby and Louise think they know who dunnit – but they learn that the secret to a great mystery is that it’s never who you think it is. | Ruby is determined to win the Bunny Scout Poetry contest and takes Max out on a nature walk to be inspired. Max is inspired by the snacks that she’s packed for their expedition. And that’s what ends up helping Ruby finish her poem. | Ruby opens a lending library to share her love of books, and has a great book on magic that will help Max perfect his magic. But he can’t borrow a book until he makes his library card reappear.

Ruby plans to make Grandma a brooch with her new jewelry making kit. Max is playing with his new Magnificent Magnet kit and discovers just how many things he can attract with his magnets. | Rosalinda asks Ruby to look after her parrot and Ruby decides to surprise her by teaching it to talk. Max has a different idea of how to surprise everyone! | Ruby wants to have a real Italian dinner with Grandma and Mr. Piazza, but all Max wants to do is to eat “Spaghetti!” When Ruby accidentally slips and sends the spaghetti flying, Max’s quick thinking saves the day – and the real Italian meal.

Max is acting out the part of his hero “Space Bunny!” Ruby brings him up to Grandma’s attic so she can find things to put in a scrapbook for Grandma. She finally finishes the scrapbook, with a little imagination and some help from “Space Bunny!” | Ruby has arranged everything for a perfect Summer Fashion Party for her friends. But she’s worried it could be upset by Max’s desire to play with the “Sprinkler!” In the end, she discovers that the sprinkler is exactly what they need to show off their summer swimwear fashions. | Ruby wants to surprise Grandma by planting some daisies in her backyard for their garden tea party. Max is trying to perfect his skills hopping on a pogo stick. When time is running out, Max’s pogo stick is perfect for digging holes to plant the daisies in!

When Max discovers that Ruby wants to solve a mystery, just like Bunny Drew, suddenly his Red Rubber Elephant goes missing. It’s up to Ruby to solve the mystery. But when Ruby tells Grandma they can’t go over for cookies till they find the Elephant, Max really wants Ruby to solve the mystery – fast! | Ruby is trying to decide which toy to give away for the Bunny Scout Toy Drive, and suggests that Max should donate a toy too. But while she’s trying to choose, Max and his lobster keep getting in the way. | Ruby and the Bunny Scouts are getting ready for the Big Finish of the Annual East Bunnyhop Variety Show. But instead of remembering his cue, Max is intent on playing with this Gumball Spitting Spider. To Ruby’s surprise Max gives the show a bigger finish than she could have imagined.