Pingu, Pingu and the Band

Pingu and Pinga are driving Mother crazy with their incessant banging – they'll use any surface as a drum! When she sends them out, they try to interest Father in their penguin percussion – but the Post Office is no place for such a racket, so he sends them to Grandfather. When Grandfather inspires Pingu to make real music with icicles and a fish skeleton, Mother and Father realise what talented kids they have!

Mother's new knitting machine fascinates Pingu – but he isn't allowed to help as much as he'd like. He helps Mother put up a sign and attract customers for woolly scarves and mittens, but he really wants to get his flippers on the knitting machine. When Mother takes a rest from her work, he seizes his chance to knit up a storm!

It's bedtime but Pingu and Pinga are still outside playing. Mother and Father eventually get them into bed but Pingu and Pinga continue to play - making crazy shadows on their bedroom wall: a walrus, a ship and even Father! But when Mother tells Father to go in and settle them down, he finds it hard to resist joining in...

Pingu is enjoying a game of Tag with Pinga and he is determined to avoid being it at all costs, hiding from Pinga on top of the wardrobe and even diving under the ironing board to escape her! Mother and Father send them outside to play, but Pingu runs a long way off, giving Pinga the slip by climbing up an ice arch. But getting down again is another matter…

Pingu and Pinga find some stickers in their cereal box, and begin to label things. But when Pingu claims Pinga's favourite toy, Pinga gets revenge by labelling everything in the igloo as hers! Things soon get out of hand when their labelling spree goes beyond the igloo, and soon they are both claiming Mother! But when they come to a playground where Pinga claims the swing and Pingu claims the seesaw, they realise that they have more fun when they share and playing together.

Pingu knows that he's in trouble when he breaks the igloo's doorbell. Dashing to the Doorbell Shop, he is delighted to find a new hi-tech bell, and replaces the broken one with this new model. Pingu can't wait for his family to hear the new doorbell's funky tones, but when he rings it, they are confused by the crazy jingle they hear. When Grandfather visits and also rings the bell, Father can no longer stand the noise and decides to find out what Pingu did with the trusty old bell…

Robby is extremely good at balancing a fish on the end of his nose, and Pingu is keen to have a go too, but he just can't manage it. Mother soon gives him a big coloured ball to stop him practicing with anything he can get his flippers on. Robby is still showing off his skills outside, and laughs at Pingu's efforts to balance the ball. But when Robby flicks his fish on top of the shed and Pingu climbs on top of his big ball to reach it, he finds that he can balance on the ball. Everyone is extremely impressed.

Pingu is hurrying home with a bottle of milk for his sister when he drops it and it rolls into an icy ravine. He follows it and gets lost in an ice maze. Luckily for Pingu, his bright red scarf gets caught on an icicle at the entrance and unravels as he walks round the maze – providing an ideal method to find his way out…

Pingu and Pinga ask Mother if they can help her make pancakes, but soon they are all dodging flying batter as Pingu tries to learn how to flip them properly. He is too excited to take Mother's advice to mix the batter gently and to toss the pan carefully. Pancakes stick to the ceiling, the walls, to Pinga and even Father gets one in the face! But Pingu eventually learns to flip properly, and serves up a pancake feast for all the family!

Mother serves fish porridge for dinner – and Pingu does not like the smell of it one bit! Forced to stay at the dinner table until he's eaten all the porridge, Pingu escapes by hiding it in his schoolbag. But how to get rid of the porridge now? Pingu offers it to Robby, but the two of them have a food fight that leaves Pingu covered in very smelly porridge – now he needs a bath like never before…

Pingu discovers that the further he rolls his snowballs, the bigger they become. Together, he and Pingo roll an enormous snowball up a hill. But the snowball rolls back down the hill and towards Father's snowcart, taking washing lines, rubbish bins and Pingo with it! Pingu must race the snowball to warn penguins in its path and to save all the parcels loaded up on the snowcart.