Pocoyo

Children's computer-animated comedy television series

Not to be confused with PO Coyo.

Pocoyo

Genre|

* Preschool education
* Comedy

Created by|

* David Cantolla
* Luis Gallego
* Guillermo Garcia
* Colman Lopez

Developed by| Andy Yerkes
Written by|

* Guillermo García Carsí
* Andy Yerkes (series 1)
* Ken Scarborough (series 2)

Directed by|

* Guillermo García Carsí
* David Cantolla
* Alfonso Rodriguez

Narrated by|

* Stephen Fry (English, series 1–2)
* José María del Río (Castilian Spanish)
* Stephen Hughes (English, series 3–present)

Theme music composer| Daniel Heredero
Country of origin|

* Spain
* United Kingdom (series 1–2)

Original languages|

* English (series 1–2)
* Spanish (series 3–present)

No. of series| 5 (+ Webisodes & Specials)
No. of episodes| 291
Production
Executive producers|

* Kathryn Hart
* Anne Brogan
* Jonathan Doyle

Producers|

* Carolina Matas
* Pilar Cubría

Editor| Catherine Williams
Running time|

* 7 minutes
* 9 minutes (Crazy Inventions)
* 10–11 minutes (Easter Eggs, Pocoyo and Nina’s Terror Show, Pocoyo and the Haunted House)
* 17 minutes (Pocoyo’s Christmas Carol)

Production companies|

* Zinkia Entertainment (2002–23)
* Animaj (2023–present)
* Granada Kids (series 1–2)
* Cosgrove Hall Films (series 1)
* Koyi Talent (2019–23)

Original release
Network|

* La 2 (Spain series 1–2)
* La 1 (Spain series 3)
* Clan TVE (Spain series 4–present)
* CITV (UK series 1–2)
* Nick Jr. (UK series 3)

Release| 10 May 2005 (2005-05-10) –
present

Pocoyo (Pocoyó in Spanish and stylised as POCOYO) is an animated interactive preschool comedy television series created by David Cantolla, Luis Gallego, and Guillermo García Carsí, and is produced by the Spanish animation company Zinkia Entertainment, with the first two series were co-productions with Granada Kids, and the first series was a co-production of Cosgrove Hall Films, both in the United Kingdom. In 2019, Pocoyo was a co-production of Koyi Talent.

Four series have been produced, each consisting of 52 seven-minute episodes[a] along with 27 specials and 29 webisodes produced for YouTube.[1] The show is currently in its fifth series. English actor and comedian Stephen Fry narrates the English-language version[2] of the first two series of the show, while Stephen Hughes narrates the third series, titled Let's Go Pocoyo, and the fourth and fifth series along with the specials and webisodes. José María del Río narrates the Castilian Spanish version of the show. A feature film titled Pocoyo and the Space Circus premiered on 23 November 2008 at Cine Capitol followed by a sequel film, Pocoyo in Cinemas: Your First Movie featuring the short film, Pocoyo and the League of Extraordinary Super Friends releasing in theaters on 11 May 2018 in Mexico with a Spain release on 23 June 2018. On 21 December 2008, a one-hour special titled The Pocoyo Show premiered on La 1. On 27 August 2009, a musical one-hour special titled Pocoyo’s Big Party was released on DVD with a linear premiere on Clan TVE on 31 December 2015.

The fifth series was released on 22 July 2024 with the first 13 episodes on Max (formerly known as HBO Max) for select countries and aired on Cartoonito in Latin America. The second part of the first batch released on 30 September 2024, with a third part released on 14 October 2024. When the second batch releases in Q2 2025, the series will feature more new characters like Pocoyo's little sister, Bea along with new locations expanding Pocoyo's World. It will also feature the return of British actor and comedian Stephen Fry who narrated the first 2 seasons of Pocoyo as well with Pocoyo speaking in full sentences with his friends, adding more depth for the story and appeal fans in a new way.[3][4] Similar to the series 4 episode "Dragon Island", five of the episodes will be mixed into live action.[5]

In 2023, the franchise was acquired by Animaj.[6] With the use of AI tools, a new series will release every 12 to 18 months for traditional television and premium streaming services.

As of 2024, it has been confirmed that a sixth series is set to release in 2026, a third feature film will release in 2028, and a seventh series will release between 2029–30.[7]

## Overview

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Set in a 3D space, with a plain white background and usually no backdrops, it is about Pocoyo, a four-year-old kid who is dressed all in blue, interacting with his friends Elly, Pato, Nina, Fred the Octopus, Loula, Roberto, Baby Bird, Caterpillar and Sleepy Bird. Viewers are encouraged to recognize situations that Pocoyo is in, and things that are going on with or around him. The Narrator usually speaks explicitly to the viewers and to the characters as well. Each character has its own distinctive dance and also a specific sound (usually from a musical instrument), and most episodes end with the characters dancing.

## Characters

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### Main

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Pocoyo representation in a playground

* Pocoyo (voiced by Alex Marty in series 1, Montana Smedley in series 2, Isabella Foy in series 3, Gigi Hatt in series 4, and Kai Melogno in series 5; Carys Doyle in Pocoyo and the Space Circus, Karen Martín Prince in 2008–09 productions, Xoren Montgomery in 2017–19 productions, and Kai Melogno in 2020 productions onwards[citation needed]) is the title character of the series. He is a 4-year-old kid who is full of curiosity and loves to play games and discover new things. He is very acrobatic and moves at a quick speed. Pocoyo is a very innocent, happy, and childish character who is always depicted wearing a blue three-flap hat, a blue jacket with a yellow zipper, and a pair of blue pants and shoes. His best friends are Pato, Elly, Loula, Sleepy Bird, and Baby Bird. He has a red race car and a shapeshifting bird-like spaceship called Vamoosh. Although he is very friendly and sweet and almost always in a good mood, Pocoyo is also highly self-centered, distracted by the simplest things, easily frustrated, frequently jealous of his friends, and he can be very disobedient but tries his hardest to fight his flaws and learn morals and he is also very affectionate and caring towards others and shows it often.
* The Narrator (voiced by Stephen Fry in series 1–2; series 5p2 onwards[3][4], & Stephen Hughes in series 3–5p1; Specials & Webisodes, in English; José María del Río in Castilian Spanish[citation needed]) speaks over the entire show and often communicates directly with the characters. Pocoyo has a good relationship with him and is always really delighted to see (hear) him. The narrator is also at times physically involved in the events of the episodes, making him more of a heard-but-not-seen character rather than a strict narrator.
* Pato is a yellow duck who wears nothing but a small green top hat. He has a fondness for gardening and is often seen watering plants and flowerbeds. "Pato" means duck in Spanish. He is a favorite amongst the show's target audience due to his enjoyable dancing and the fact that his bill turns 360 degrees. Although friendly, Pato is the most fastidious and impatient character (indicated by his bill that bends in an angle when disappointed or shocked); on occasion he completely loses his temper, jumping up and down and quacking furiously with his bill spinning rapidly. He is used as a jackhammer or missile and can become a helicopter. In the pilot episode in 2003, he was first called Ducky then changed the name to Pato.
* Elly is a pink elephant who always wears a blue backpack. She loves making biscuits and tea and has a doll that she loves very much. Despite her size, she is graceful and gentle, capable of ballet dancing, and as a big sister to Pocoyo, being forgiving and always takes care of him. She is, however, can be very bossy and generally does things her way. She usually rides around on her pink scooter.
* Loula an orange and magenta beagle puppy who is Pocoyo's pet and companion. She also strictly walks on all four of her legs. She sometimes hops as she is walking. Originally, the character's name was Lucas, in tribute to creator and director Guillermo García Carsi's dog, but due to a shortage of female characters, the character was renamed Loula.
* The Children are a group of children who, like The Narrator, speak over the show, answering questions asked by The Narrator in order to assist Pocoyo in solving a problem or to let Pocoyo in on what's going on.
* Nina (voiced by Noel Rodriguez in 2016–17 productions, Nico Stevenson in 2017–20 productions, and Alba Ramos in 2020 productions onwards[citation needed]) is another human character who is introduced in the fourth series episode of the same name. She is a young girl similar to Pocoyo (likely younger than him) who has red hair, wears a lime green hoodie with two antennas, lime green shorts, and lime green shoes. Like Pato, She greatly loves plants and nature. She naturally speaks mostly a form of gibberish with a Japanese accent, but can also speak fluent English, though not as much as Pocoyo. Her name resembles "niña", Spanish for "girl". Thanks to her robotic pet called Roberto (pronounced Roh-bear-toe), it has the ability to shrink where anyone can be shrunk as well.
* Bea is an upcoming character for the fifth series of Pocoyo. She is Pocoyo's little sister who mainly wears yellow with her hair of the same color similarly shaped as a hat with two ears on top. A blue flower is shown in her hair as an accessory. She has a chaotic yet adorable personality which bothers Pocoyo with her antics. But despite that, Pocoyo is protective to her as her big brother. Bea’s name was originally Pocoyina when series 5 was announced.

### Recurring

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* Aliens are a family of small tripodal one-eyed alien creatures that Pocoyo and his friends usually find whenever they go to space. They communicate with one another using staccato 'clicking' noises.
* Sleepy Bird is a teal-coloured songbird. She does little but sleep, and usually flies with her eyes closed. She is named "Pajaroto" in the Spanish version (reportedly named after a Zinkia employee nicknamed "Maroto", and bearing a strong resemblance to him).[citation needed] The character is also known as "Pajaro Dormilon" in the Latin American Spanish version. For the episodes where Nina is present (excluding her debut appearance and the episodes where she's absent), she was digitally removed from the title sequence to make room for Nina.
* Baby Bird is the small, always active (he has not inherited his mother's fondness of sleeping) and loud baby of Sleepy Bird, who gets into tricky situations from which he is rescued by Pocoyo. He is also a songbird. He is best friends with Caterpillar. Named "Pajarito" in the Spanish version ('little bird').
* Ball Orchestra is a group of three ball-like creatures who play the trumpet, drums, and cymbals. In the series 4 episode "Space Postal Service", it's revealed that they live in a planet filled with instruments.
* Caterpillar is a yellow-colored caterpillar with a blue bow on top of her head. She speaks in gibberish and has the ability to change into a butterfly and back when she wants. She is best friends with Baby Bird and is in love with Angry Alien. When overjoyed or frustrated, she tends to slam her face forward into the ground repeatedly.
* Fred (previously named Octopus in series 1) is a hyperactive and wacky but stubborn red octopus (although he is shown with only 4 legs to make animation rendering simpler) who speaks in gibberish like Caterpillar, and is very fond of opera singing. He appears in random episodes, sometimes as a major character, sometimes in passing. As of series 2, he is referred to as 'Fred'.
* The Musical Flower is a magical flower that plays music anytime it is watered. As revealed in the debut episode "Magical Watering Can", Pocoyo is the only person in Pocoyo World to own a musical flower.
* Whale is a huge light gray sperm whale with red cheeks who lives under the sea.
* Elly’s doll is Elly’s favorite thing and is usually in her backpack. Elly is usually talking to her doll at her tea parties. In the series 3 episode "Elly’s New Doll", Elly got a new doll but later starting using her old doll again as of Series 4.
* Tori-Doris (Doris pronounced daw-reez) are a musical band of sentient shapes that Pocoyo and Pato befriend in the series 2 episode "Band of Friends". In the series 4 episode "Space Postal Service", it was revealed that the members of the Tori-Doris live in a townhouse in space.
* Strange Alien is an orange alien and Pato’s love interest who appeared in the series 2 episode "Scary Noises". Unlike the other aliens, there is only one of Strange Alien and she has a drawer-like mouth.
* Baby Spider is a small blue spider that hatched out of an egg that Pato found in the episode "Pato's Egg".
* Angry Alien is an evil green martian who usually attempts to take over Pocoyo World. He appeared in the series 2 episode of the same name. Despite his efforts, his plans are usually thwarted when he learns the true meaning of having fun but usually becomes Pocoyo’s nemesis shortly after. He is Caterpillar’s love interest.
* The Dinosaur & the Ant are a pair of best friends who appear in the "Pocoyo’s Fairy Tales" segments in certain series 3 episodes. The Dinosaur & the Ant usually do fun stuff together like playing in the beach or buying in a supermarket together. In the series 3 episode "Picnic", it was revealed that The Ant’s real name is Harold, though The Dinosaur’s real name is unknown.
* The Three Chicks are a pair of chicks that Pato takes care of in the series 4 episode "Chicks Dig Me". The chicks were first found by Pocoyo when they first hatched out of their eggs with their mother no where to be found.
* Daddy Alien is a green martian and Angry Alien’s long-lost father. Daddy Alien disappeared one Christmas morning when Angry Alien was a baby and his disappearance was the reason behind Angry Alien’s nature. It was revealed in the story within a story short "The Secret Mission" that Daddy Alien left to work for Santa Claus and deliver the presents every year.
* Los Hermanos Chihuahua (Spanish for "The Chihuahua Brothers") are a music band of skeletons that play mariachi music. When they are not performing music, they hang out with Pocoyo and his friends usually on Halloween.
* Yanko is a friendly snow yeti first befriended by Pocoyo and Loula introduced in the 2019 Christmas special "A Very Special Guest".

## Development and production

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Pocoyo's name was provided by David Cantolla, one of the creators, after his then two-year-old daughter used it in her nightly "Dear Child Jesus (Jesusito de mi vida [es])" prayers saying "Eres niño poco yo" ("You're a child little me"), but not "Eres niño como yo" ("You're a child like me"). "Pocoyo" could roughly be translated to English as "little me", though it is a made-up construction.[8] The show is animated with Softimage XSI software.[9]

The show was first announced to be in development in March 2003.[10] In October, it was announced that Carlton International would co-produce and distribute the series, and that production delivery on the first half of the first series would begin in September 2004.

In March 2004, Novel Entertainment joined in production as co-producer with Carlton and Zinkia. However, nothing else was known about this initial announcement otherwise.[11][12]

The show was showcased by Granada International at MIP TV in April 2005, with a broadcast window for CITV announced for the autumn. It was also announced that Stephen Fry would narrate the series in the United Kingdom.[13]

The series was renewed for a second series on May 12, 2006.[14] The makers also wish to embark upon other projects, one of which may be a Pocoyo movie.[15] In June 2006, Pocoyo was awarded the Cristal Award for the "Best TV Production" at the 30th Annecy International Animated Film Festival.[16]

In April 2011, Zinkia and ITV Global Entertainment announced they would end their co-distribution partnership on the series and that Zinkia would now hold worldwide distribution of the series.[17]

In May 2023, Zinkia announced the sale of the franchise to French children's investment firm Animaj for an indisclosed amount. The sale would include all IP rights, distribution, and licensing to the franchise but would exclude the educational portions, which Zinkia would retain. In exchange for the deal, Zinkia would acquire a 7.99% in Animaj.[18] The deal was closed on September 20, 2023.[19]

## Episodes

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### Series overview

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Series| Episodes| Originally aired

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First aired| Last aired| Network
1| 52| 10 May 2005 (2005-05-10)| 18 November 2005 (2005-11-18)| CITV
2| 52| 7 August 2006 (2006-08-07)| 6 May 2007 (2007-05-06)
3| 52| 3 July 2010 (2010-07-03)| 27 November 2010 (2010-11-27)| La 1
4| 53| 26| 28 November 2016 (2016-11-28)| 22 December 2017 (2017-12-22)| YouTube
27| 1 November 2020 (2020-11-01)| 8 July 2021 (2021-07-08)| ABC Kids[b]
Specials| 29| 28 October 2016 (2016-10-28)| 21 October 2024 (2024-10-21)| YouTube
Webisodes| 30| 21 June 2019 (2019-06-21)| 26 August 2024 (2024-08-26)
5| 26| 22 July 2024 (2024-07-22)| TBA| Max

Four series have been produced with 52 episodes along with 27 specials and 29 webisodes produced for YouTube. The show is currently in its fifth series. There is also an unreleased pilot episode entitled "The See-Saw".[20] This pilot was only released in the DVD version of "The Pocoyo Show" during 2009.

Series 3 is known as Let's Go Pocoyo, with episodes that have different segments. The 1st segment contains one relating to the story and the 2nd part involves stuff like counting, exercising, and learning about shapes. In the end, there is a music video recapping the story.

Series 4 consists of episodes similar to the first two series, but now with less audience engagement from the narrator and introduces another human character Nina and her Robot friend, Roberto as the main characters. Originally on YouTube, the first half produced 26 episodes and it became successful.[21][22] Because of its success, the second half with 26 episodes was produced exclusively on the Spanish children's channel Clan TVE, ABC Kids in Australia, and exclusively in the Pocoyo Party game for the PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch.[23]

Since 2016, there are specials in relation with the holidays each year with few relating to sports. Following the success of series 4, there are episodes produced as a web series, and both series are exclusively online in YouTube. In "A Very Special Guest", a Christmas Special for 2019, Yanko, a giant snow yeti is introduced.

Series 5 released its first 13 episodes exclusively on Max in select countries on 22 July 2024. The next 7 episodes released on 30 September 2024 and the next 6 episodes on 14 October 2024.

### Pilots (2002–2005)

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1. Pilot (MIPCOM 2002) — Pocoyo and Ducky (Pato) ride on a boat looking for some fish.[c]
2. The See-Saw (second pilot) (2005) – Pocoyo and Pato learn how the see-saw works, with the help of their friend Elly.[d]

### Series 1 (2005)

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No.
overall| No. in
series| Title| Written by| Original release date

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1| 1| "Umbrella Umbrella"| Andy Yerkes| 10 May 2005 (2005-05-10)

In this debut episode, Pocoyo and his friends try to find out how to use an umbrella.

2| 2| "Drum Roll Please"| Claudia Silver| 13 May 2005 (2005-05-13)

Pocoyo and his friends try to make their own band after listening to the Ball Orchestra. However, they need a rhythm to make it sound just like the Ball Orchestra.

3| 3| "Swept Away"| P. Kevin Strader| 16 May 2005 (2005-05-16)

Pocoyo has to clean up his building blocks before Elly comes over to play, but when he finds a broom, he uses it for anything but cleaning up the blocks.

4| 4| "Who's on the Phone?"| Pippin Parker| 19 May 2005 (2005-05-19)

Pocoyo finds a telephone and tries to work out what it's for.

5| 5| "Fetch Loula Fetch!"| P. Kevin Strader| 22 May 2005 (2005-05-22)

Pocoyo and Loula are going to the beach but keep losing their ball.

6| 6| "A Little Cloud"| Andy Yerkes| 25 May 2005 (2005-05-25)

Pocoyo is followed by a lonely little cloud who wants to play with him.

7| 7| "A Present for Elly"| Susan Kim| 28 May 2005 (2005-05-28)

It's Elly's birthday and Pocoyo makes a present for her.

8| 8| "Pocoyo Dance"| Susan Kim| 31 May 2005 (2005-05-31)

Pocoyo and Pato find a radio, but the former has some trouble dancing.

9| 9| "The Big Sneeze"| Claudia Silver| 3 June 2005 (2005-06-03)

Elly has a cold and her sneezes keep knocking Pocoyo's block tower down.

10| 10| "A Mystery Most Puzzling"| Pippin Parker| 6 June 2005 (2005-06-06)

Pocoyo has to follow the clues in a series of photographs to work out who got his camera.

11| 11| "Hush"| Andy Yerkes| 9 June 2005 (2005-06-09)

Pocoyo finda a butterfly but every time he says hello to it, it flies away.

12| 12| "Double Bubble"| Michele F. Cavin| 12 June 2005 (2005-06-12)

Pocoyo enjoys blowing bubbles for Loula but Elly wants a turn too.

13| 13| "Key to it All"| David Ingham| 15 June 2005 (2005-06-15)

Pocoyo finds a key and invites Pato and Elly to join with him to find the treasure.

14| 14| "Keep going Pocoyo!"| David Ingham| 18 June 2005 (2005-06-18)

Pato and Elly are jumping rope and Pocoyo wants to join in too but cannot get the knack going.

15| 15| "Sleepy Bird's Surprise"| P. Kevin Strader| 21 June 2005 (2005-06-21)

Sleepy Bird's egg runs away and Pocoyo and Pato need to get it back to her nest just in time for it to hatch.

16| 16| "Where's Pocoyo?"| Susan Kim| 24 June 2005 (2005-06-24)

Pocoyo plays hide and seek with the Narrator.

17| 17| "Drummer Boy"| Claudia Silver| 27 June 2005 (2005-06-27)

Pocoyo wants to drum but his friends do not want to join him.

18| 18| "The Great Race"| Annie Evans| 30 June 2005 (2005-06-30)

Elly and Pocoyo have a race.

19| 19| "Don't Touch"| Pippin Parker| 8 August 2005 (2005-08-08)

Pocoyo is left in charge of guarding Elly's block castle. The most important was to not mess with it or the castle will collapse.

20| 20| "Mystery Footprints"| Susan Kim| 11 August 2005 (2005-08-11)

Pocoyo and his friends follow some mysterious footprints.

21| 21| "Magical Watering Can"| Michele F. Cavin| 14 August 2005 (2005-08-14)

Pocoyo needs water so the Musical Flower can dance again on a very hot day.

22| 22| "Table for Fun"| Pippin Parker| 17 August 2005 (2005-08-17)

Pocoyo and Elly play restaurants, but their unwilling guest, Pato, doesn't understand that it's just a game.

23| 23| "Twinkle Twinkle"| Susan Kim| 20 August 2005 (2005-08-20)

A star falls from the night sky. Elly wants to keep it but Pocoyo wants to put it back in the sky.

24| 24| "Hiccup"| Annie Evans| 23 August 2005 (2005-08-23)

Pato has the hiccups and his friends try to help him get rid of them.

25| 25| "Pato's Postal Service"| P. Kevin Strader| 26 August 2005 (2005-08-26)

Pocoyo wants to send a letter, so Pato becomes a postman for the day.

26| 26| "Puppy Love"| Claudia Silver| 29 August 2005 (2005-08-29)

Pocoyo neglects Loula when he finds a new toy dog to play with.

27| 27| "Bat and Ball"| Rebecca Chace| 2 September 2005 (2005-09-02)

Pocoyo, Elly and Pato play Bat and Ball with Fred. Pocoyo wants to go first but he is angry that Pato & Elly get to go before him.

28| 28| "Elly Spots"| Chris Hoey| 5 September 2005 (2005-09-05)

Elly is stricken with a case of the elephant spots and Pocoyo and Pato have to forsake their picnic to look after her.

29| 29| "Up Up and Away"| Jeff Kindley| 6 September 2005 (2005-09-06)

Pocoyo and his friends go on a space adventure to retrieve his toy plane after Elly accidentally throws it in outer space.

30| 30| "A Surprise for Pocoyo"| Pippin Parker| 11 September 2005 (2005-09-11)

Pato, Elly, Loula, & Sleepy Bird are preparing a surprise party for Pocoyo but they need the Narrator to distract Pocoyo or it will ruin the surprise if he finds out.

31| 31| "Having a Ball"| Claudia Silver| 14 September 2005 (2005-09-14)

Baby Bird wants to play ball with Pocoyo & Pato but they say he's too little. So, he steals their ball and takes it with him to outer space.

32| 32| "Super Pocoyo"| Jeff Kindley| 15 September 2005 (2005-09-15)

Pocoyo is pretending to be a superhero and wants to help others. However, his beliefs of trouble around them upset his friends.

33| 33| "Let's Go Camping!"| Pippin Parker| 19 September 2005 (2005-09-19)

Pocoyo & his friends are going camping but their supplies are too much for the vamoosh to carry.

34| 34| "Pocoyo, Pocoyo"| James Ponti| 22 September 2005 (2005-09-22)

Pocoyo can't find his friends, but he finds a new friend: his echo.

35| 35| "Elly's Big Chase"| Susan Kim| 25 September 2005 (2005-09-25)

Pocoyo & Pato want to show Elly their new balloons but she is asleep. When she floats away because of them, they have to save her before she wakes up.

36| 36| "Pocoyo Gets it Right"| David Ingham| 28 September 2005 (2005-09-28)

Pocoyo wants to play golf with Elly but he doesn't want her help. However, without her help, he cannot hit the golf ball in the hole.

37| 37| "Juggling Balls"| Rebecca Chace| 1 October 2005 (2005-10-01)

Pocoyo want to juggle like Elly & Octopus but he's not very good at it so his friends use him as a ball in their act to cheer him up.

38| 38| "Fussy Duck"| Andy Yerkes| 4 October 2005 (2005-10-04)

Pato wants to stay clean after taking four showers, but his cleanliness is no match for his friends' messy act.

39| 39| "A Dog's Life"| Pippin Parker| 7 October 2005 (2005-10-07)

Pocoyo pretends to be a duck, elephant, and dog like his friends but he soon learns how to be happy with himself in the end.

40| 40| "Pocoyolympics"| Susan Kim| 10 October 2005 (2005-10-10)

Pocoyo, Pato, and Elly are competing in their own version of the Olympics but Pocoyo is upset when Pato and Elly win the first two events.

41| 41| "Picture This"| David Ingham| 13 October 2005 (2005-10-13)

Pocoyo is drawing pictures of extraordinary fish flying or swinging in the trees, but his friends think they are silly and don't like them.

42| 42| "Whale's Birthday"| Claudia Silver| 16 October 2005 (2005-10-16)

Pocoyo & his friends have presents for Whale on her birthday but they end up getting popped, eaten by a fish, or destroyed by water.

43| 43| "Pocoyo's Little Friend"| P. Kevin Strader| 19 October 2005 (2005-10-19)

Pocoyo finds a little caterpillar and feeds it a lot of food.

44| 44| "Colour My World"| Rebecca Chace| 22 October 2005 (2005-10-22)

Pocoyo finds a new toy, a remote control that changes the colours of the things around him. It's great fun, until he changes the colours of his friends. So, he has to put things back to the way they were.

45| 45| "Bedtime"| Claudia Silver| 25 October 2005 (2005-10-25)

It's time for bed for Pocoyo & Pato but Pocoyo isn't tired and wants to stay up to keep playing but keeps Pato from going to sleep.

46| 46| "A Little Something Between Friends"| Pippin Parker| 28 October 2005 (2005-10-28)

Pocoyo and Pato have a fight, refuse to make up, and build a wall against each other. So, Elly has to get them to be friends again.

47| 47| "Giggle Bug"| Susan Kim| 3 November 2005 (2005-11-03)

Pocoyo & his friends are in a bad mood so Octopus decides to make them happy again.

48| 48| "What's in the Box?"| David Ingham| 6 November 2005 (2005-11-06)

Pocoyo is playing with a box but he does not see Loula going into it.

49| 49| "Musical Blocks"| P. Kevin Strader| 9 November 2005 (2005-11-09)

Pocoyo & Pato find some blocks that can sense different types of music.

50| 50| "Paint Me a Picture!"| Rebecca Chace| 12 November 2005 (2005-11-12)

Pocoyo is painting his friends but he cannot keep them still for him to paint.

51| 51| "Elly's Doll"| Jeff Kindley| 15 November 2005 (2005-11-15)

Pocoyo accidentally breaks Elly's doll but he does not want to tell Elly so he pretends to be her doll.

52| 52| "Wackily Ever After"| James Ponti| 18 November 2005 (2005-11-18)

Pocoyo and his friends act out a fairy tale but end up acting like their normal selves in the end.

### Series 2 (2006–07)

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1. Mr. Big Duck (7 August 2006) – Pato finds a pair of sunglasses and wants to be called Mr. Big Duck. Pocoyo & Baby Bird want to join him too but soon Elly wants them to come play what they usually play
2. Guess What? (10 August 2006) – The viewers try to guess what objects Pocoyo is hiding.
3. All for One (13 August 2006) – Pocoyo wants to play with his friends but they would rather fly up in the sky. Pocoyo wants to fly too but he is unable to.
4. Band of Friends (16 August 2006) – Pocoyo finds a red block that makes music and it invites its shape friends to join in.
5. Upside Down (20 August 2006) – Pato is stuck upside down. So his friends cheer him up when they cannot get him down.
6. Mad Mix Machine (23 August 2006) – Pocoyo take his friends' stuff without asking and mixes them with other objects.
7. The Messy Guest (26 August 2006) – Pocoyo's friends are upset that he and Baby Bird have made a mess. So Pocoyo & Baby Bird have to make amends with them by cleaning up their messes.
8. New on the Planet (29 August 2006) – A little green alien comes to visit Pocoyo's world.
9. Pocoyo's Present (1 September 2006) – Elly tries to get Pocoyo to open a present for her.
10. Elly's Ballet Class (4 September 2006) – Elly gets Pocoyo, Pato, Baby Bird, and Caterpillar to star in her ballet class, but she is too bossy and becomes frustrated when none of her friends follow the moves she does.
11. Pocoyo's Balloon (7 September 2006) – Pocoyo has a balloon but he loses it. Pato and Elly make all possible for play with him, but Pocoyo only wants his lost balloon.
12. Who's Calling Me Now? (10 September 2006) – Pocoyo, Pato, Elly, and Loula are having a good time with different whistles, but they accidentally upset Baby Bird.
13. Big Scary Slide (13 September 2006) – Pocoyo tries to conquer his fear of going down a giant slide with the help of Elly who pretends to be scared too to get Pocoyo to go on the slide.
14. Elly's Shoes (16 September 2006) – Elly gets new high-heel shoes and refuses to take them off, even if they hurt her feet.
15. Duck Stuck (19 September 2006) – Pato goes inside different doors but when he gets stuck in one, it's up to Pocoyo to save him.
16. Scary Noises (22 September 2006) – Pato is scared of an orange alien after the tailfin of the Vamoosh falls apart and lands on a planet.
17. Not in my Backyard! (25 September 2006) – People are littering throughout Pocoyo's world with a big box of rubbish, but Pocoyo has a plan to make with good use
18. Vamoosh on the Loosh (28 September 2006) – Baby Bird wants Pocoyo to teach him to drive the Vamoosh and Pocoyo has promised it. But soon, Pocoyo had broken his promise with him, so Baby Bird takes a joyride on the Vamoosh after waiting so long.
19. Detective Pocoyo (5 October 2006) – Elly's doll goes missing during her picnic, and Detective Pocoyo helps her find it. They question their friends as suspects but none of them have the doll.
20. Scooter Madness (8 October 2006) – Pato breaks Elly's scooter after doing one too many tricks with it after forgetting whose scooter it is.
21. Lost in Space (11 October 2006) – The little green alien and Pocoyo get lost in the alien's home planet.
22. Boo! (14 October 2006) – Pocoyo decides to scare his friends. The one who gets really scared is Pato.
23. Party Pooper (17 October 2006) – Pocoyo only wants his friends to play his way at his party.
24. My Pato! (20 October 2006) – Elly and Pocoyo have a quarrel over who gets to play with Pato on the day of his birthday causing him to leave home.
25. Baby Bird Bother (23 October 2006) – Baby Bird starts following Pocoyo around. But it soon turns to annoyance when Baby Bird cannot stop bothering Pocoyo, so Pocoyo shouts at him to go away, which Pocoyo regrets right away.
26. Dirty Dog (26 October 2006) – Loula is dirty, and Pocoyo, Pato, and Elly try to clean her. But Loula was much too fast and too smart for them to catch her.
27. The Seed (17 February 2007) – Pocoyo takes care of a seed. But Sleepy Bird, Loula, and Pato mistake it for a snack, a ball, and an egg. So Pocoyo has to shoo them off every time they attempt to steal his seed.
28. Runaway Hat (20 February 2007) – Pato's hat has been blown away by the wind and he decides to hide from his friends to not have his bald head revealed.
29. Invisible Pocoyo (23 February 2007) – Pocoyo turns invisible with a device. He wants to show his friends but they're busy. So he pranks them with the invisible device.
30. Noise To My Ears (26 February 2007) – Pato wants to take a nap but his friends' noise making is waking him up.
31. Baby Bird Sitting (2 March 2007) – Pato tries to babysit Baby Bird, but Baby Bird and Caterpillar's noisy and messy antics drive him crazy so Pocoyo helps out.
32. Everyone's Present (5 March 2007) – Pocoyo, Pato, and Elly each receive presents.
33. Magic Act (8 March 2007) – Pocoyo tries to do magic tricks.
34. Picnic Puzzle (11 March 2007) – Food is mysteriously disappearing, and Pocoyo and Elly think Pato is to blame.
35. Pocoyo's Puppet Show (14 March 2007) – Pocoyo tries to put on a puppet show.
36. Pato's Egg (17 March 2007) – Pato finds an egg. And when it hatched, he becomes a dad to a baby spider which Pocoyo and Elly are scared of.
37. Dance Off! (20 March 2007) – Pocoyo and Pato try to compete against each other in a dance off and it's up to Elly's dance moves to keep it from getting out of hand.
38. Get Lost Loula (23 March 2007) – After Loula finds everyone in hide and seek and she gets credit instead of Pocoyo, he throws a ball very far away to get Loula to go away, his friends are angry at him so he has to find her.
39. Sneaky Shoes (26 March 2007) – Pato finds a pair of shoes that help him run faster, but little does know that the shoes seem to have a mind of their own, especially when Elly finds out the buzzing on the shoe, and when they get out of control when he tries to take them off.
40. Shutterbug (29 March 2007) – Pato is not happy with some of his pictures of his friends.
41. Angry Alien (3 April 2007) – An evil alien tries unsuccessfully to take over because he is too small and everything in Pocoyo's world is too big.
42. Pato Underwater (6 April 2007) – Pato decides to meet his friends Octopus and Whale, but finds out his toys don't work underwater.
43. Pato's Paintings (9 April 2007) – Pocoyo tries to get Pato interested in painting.
44. Monster Mystery (12 April 2007) – Pocoyo wants to scare his friends with a monster mask but it backfires.
45. Poczilla (15 April 2007) – Pocoyo and Pato pretend to be monsters, not realizing they are scaring off the tiny people of a city.
46. Elly on Ice (18 April 2007) – Pocoyo and Pato are having fun ice skating and Elly wants to join in while trying not to slip on the ice.
47. Farewell Friends (21 April 2007) Pato is leaving.
48. Double Trouble (24 April 2007) – Pato makes a clone of himself so he can go on the see-saw when Pocoyo wanted to play catch with him but he did not want to.
49. Horse! (27 April 2007) – Pocoyo loses his temper when his friends do not give him a real horse.
50. Elly's Tea Party (30 April 2007) – Elly invites Pocoyo, Pato and Baby Bird over for a tea party but her bossiness nearly ruins it.
51. Talent Show (3 May 2007) – Pocoyo and his friends put on a talent show, but Caterpillar is too nervous to do her turn.
52. Remember When... (6 May 2007) – A clip episode where Pocoyo and his friends watch home movies. But tense soons attacks them when one of them shows clips of themselves and then their friends' embarrassing moments, that only the person picking the film finds funny but the others are upset for being humilated. Could Baby Bird and Caterpillar's film fix the dilemma?

### Series 3: Let's Go Pocoyo (2010)

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1. Pocoyo's Band (3 July 2010) – Pocoyo finds a box with musical instruments. He learns how to use them and calls his friends to form a rock band. The first attempt is a disaster, but in the end they learn to play in order and manage to make beautiful music.
2. Picnic (5 July 2010) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly go on a picnic. Suddenly the sandwiches in the basket begin to move on their own and run away. The trio chase them throughout the scene until they catch them. In the end, Pocoyo discovers with his magnifying glass that it's the ants who were trying to take the sandwiches and invites them to share the picnic with them.
3. Pato's Shower (8 July 2010) – Pato has his towel, his soap, and his brush ready to take a shower when the phone rings. He goes to answer and when he returns he realizes that his things have disappeared. Pato decides to locate them, and runs out that they his friends are playing with them. In the end, Pocoyo and Elly realize that it was not right to take their things without permission and they help Pato to make his shower unforgettable.
4. The Garden (10 July 2010) – Pato is taking care of his garden when Pocoyo arrives. He also wants to plant a plant. Pato lends him a gardening book so he can follow the steps. Pocoyo ignores the book, so he only manages to grow a ridiculous plant.
5. Pato the Postman (13 July 2010) – Pocoyo writes a letter to Elly but he needs a postman. Luckily, Pato is ready to deliver his mail. However, the situation becomes too much for Pato. His friends, realizing it, ask him for one last delivery, which leads to a surprise party that they all enjoy together.
6. Colours (15 July 2010) – Pocoyo is building a tower of colored blocks. Suddenly he finds a red cube that speaks. The red cube has a yellow friend, a blue friend, and a green friend. Pocoyo goes to look for Pato so that he can see them, but when Pato arrives, the "toridoris" have camouflaged themselves with the blocks of the tower. Pocoyo finds them with the help of the children, and returns to look for Pato.
7. Ready, Steady, Go! (18 July 2010) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly challenge each other to a race. Everything starts very well, but things get complicated when everyone starts cheating to get to first place. After various adventures they learn that winning is not the most important thing: the important thing is to have fun.
8. Camping (20 July 2010) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly get ready to go camping. When it gets dark they play scaring each other, but what started as a game gets complicated when they go to sleep: everyone is scared by a mysterious noise. The next morning they discover that the terrifying noise was simply the snoring of Sleepy Bird.
9. Space Mission (23 July 2010) – Pocoyo and Pato are playing with their friend Green Alien. They build a rocket with boxes and enjoy pretending to fly through space between planets and stars. At the height of the mission, Green Alien's parents arrive, reminding him that they really have to come home.
10. Travel with Pato (25 July 2010) – Pato is about to go on a trip, but he realizes that he has forgotten his suitcase. She calls Pocoyo and Elly and asks them to take her to the airport as quickly as possible. They take the bus and try to get to the airport before Pato's flight takes off.
11. Playtime (28 July 2010) – Pocoyo appears with a box full of toys: building blocks, a puzzle and a ball. His friends want to play with him, but Pocoyo won't let them because he prefers to play alone. In the end he realizes that he prefers to play with his friends and again asks them to forgive him and ask them to play with him.
12. Tennis Everyone (30 July 2010) – The friends are ready to enjoy a game of tennis. Pato is a great champion and it seems that nobody can dispute his superiority on the track. When Caterpillar offers to play, everyone laughs at her for being so small. In the end, she shows them that size does not matter.
13. Hide and Seek (2 August 2010) – Pocoyo wants to play hide and seek but he doesn't understand the rules of the game very well. With the help of his friends he learns the dynamics and is finally ready to look for them. When Pocoyo finally finds them, they have prepared a surprise party that they all enjoy together.
14. Party Time (4 August 2010) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly are preparing a birthday party. Fred wants to help them, and Pocoyo asks him to blow up balloons. Poor Fred has a bit of a hard time but in the end he gets a pleasant surprise: the party they were preparing was for him!
15. Wheels (7 August 2010) – Our friends are taking a walk. Elly rides her bike, Pocoyo rides his scooter and Pato rides his skateboard. Caterpillar wants to ride with them too, but her friends' vehicles are too big for her. Thanks to her friends, in the end she is able to ride all of them.
16. Elly's Bath (9 August 2010) – Pocoyo goes to look for Elly to play ball, but Elly is taking a bath. While Pocoyo waits, Elly plays with the bubbles in the bath and with her rubber ducky. Elly finally comes out of the bathroom, but Pocoyo doesn't feel like playing ball anymore: he wants to play in the bathroom too!
17. The Amazing Tower (12 August 2010) – Pato is building a tower with colored blocks. Pocoyo wants to play too and Pato lends him a cube so he can make his own tower. But when they run out, Pocoyo takes the blocks from Pato's tower, collapsing it. The two fight, until Pocoyo comes up with a great idea: to build a tower together.
18. Pocoyo's New Toys (14 August 2010) – Pato, Elly, and Caterpillar are playing with their new toys: a hula hoop, a kite, and a jump rope. Pocoyo tries to play, but he doesn't know how. Fortunately, his friends lend him a hand and Pocoyo learns to play with all the toys.
19. Bathing Loula (17 August 2010) – Loula has gotten into a puddle and now Pocoyo and Elly have to bathe her. But Loula does not like bathing at all and she runs away again and again. After several tries, Loula is very clean, but now there is someone else who needs a bath.
20. Magic Fingers (19 August 2010) – Pocoyo is going to do magic. To the surprise of his friends, he makes his fingers disappear, then his hand, and finally his foot. In the end Caterpillar discovers that it was just a trick.
21. Cooking With Elly (22 August 2010) – Elly is in the kitchen. She is wearing an apron because she has just baked a birthday cake for Caterpillar. Suddenly Pocoyo and Pato appear and, without knowing how, the cake ends up on the floor. The three of them prepare another cake and set the table to surprise Caterpillar. In the end, they also get a surprise of their own.
22. Elly's Market (24 August 2010) – Elly has set up a market to play with her friends. He has oranges, apples and bananas. Pocoyo and Pato have fun playing with the fruit stand and break it. They have to fix it and place each fruit in its place.
23. Pato's Bedtime (27 August 2010) – Pato is ready for bed. He is wearing his pajamas and has picked up his teddy bear. But Pocoyo keeps playing and won't let him sleep. In the end Pocoyo falls asleep too, but with Pato's teddy bear!
24. A Hole in One (29 August 2010) – Elly is playing golf. Pocoyo tries to imitate her, but since he does not know how to play, he cheats to beat Elly. Elly gets mad at him, but in the end she teaches him how to play without cheating.
25. Pocoyo's Camera (3 September 2010) – Pocoyo finds a camera and goes to find his friends to take pictures of them. His friends are caught by surprise and they are not amused by the photos they have taken. In the end, they all take much more fun photos together and have a great time.
26. Painting With Pocoyo (5 September 2010) – Pocoyo and his friends are painting a fruit still life. Pato is painting with a brush, Elly with pencils and Pocoyo with crayons. Baby Bird is placed in the still life for his friends to include him in their drawings. While he waits, he eats the fruit, forcing them to start all over. In the end, everyone paints the only thing left in the still life: Baby Bird.
27. Playing Dress Up (8 September 2010) – Pocoyo, Elly and Pato are playing dress up. Elly has put on polka dot shoes, Pato a red hat and a bow tie, and Pocoyo yellow pants. Caterpillar wants to play with them, but there is nothing in her size. With a little imagination, Caterpillar gets to wear her own costume.
28. Magic Box (10 September 2010) - Pocoyo has two magic boxes. He puts a phone inside one of the boxes and closes it. The phone appears inside the other box, as if by magic. He decides to make Pato's ball disappear to play a prank on him, but Pato isn't amused. Fortunately the ball appears and they both end up playing together.
29. Pocoyo's Restaurant (13 September 2010) – Pocoyo and Elly have set up a restaurant. They have everything: tables, chairs, plates, glasses, cutlery, etc. Their first guest is Angry Alien. Thanks to their effort, they get him to leave happy. But, a curious surprise awaits them.
30. Wake Up, Pocoyo! (15 September 2010) – The day begins and Pato gets out of bed full of energy, while Pocoyo cannot wake up. Pato gets him out of bed and takes him to play, but Pocoyo is still asleep. Little by little, he wakes up, but when he is having the best time it is time to go to sleep again.
31. Ahoy, Pocoyo! (18 September 2010) – Pato and Pocoyo pretend to be pirates. With the help of a map and a spyglass, they search for a treasure chest on the island, while avoiding hungry piranhas Baby Bird and Caterpillar along the way.
32. Elly's Computer (20 September 2010) – Elly is playing with her computer, while Pocoyo waits to play ball with her. Pocoyo gets mad because Elly does not play with him, but Elly finishes her video game and they can finally play ball together.
33. Going To The Beach (6 October 2010) – Pocoyo and Pato receive a postcard from Elly, who is on vacation at the beach. Not to be outdone, they set up their own beach. Armed with their sunglasses, a bucket and a shovel they build a magnificent sand castle. The only thing missing is for Elly to come back and they can all enjoy their beach together.
34. Big & Small (8 October 2010) – Pocoyo plays with a remote control that turns things big or small: it transforms Pato's tower into a tiny tower, and Loula's bone or Elly's doll into huge objects. After his friends get angry, Pocoyo returns everything to its original size.
35. Face Painting (11 October 2010) – Pocoyo and Pato are painting pictures and Elly wants them to paint her new doll. So they paint one picture of the eyes, one of the nose, one of the mouth, and two pictures of the ears. So that Elly doesn't get angry, they decide to make a giant painting with all the parts of the doll.
36. Supermarket (13 October 2010) – Pocoyo and Pato have a supermarket. Elly calls them to ask for a bottle, which Pocoyo puts in a basket and delivers to her. Elly calls again asking for a carton, and then a can. After a few orders, Pocoyo and Pato are exhausted. Finally, Elly writes them a shopping list so they can put everything in their cart at once.
37. Elly's Playhouse (16 October 2010) – Elly has a little house to play in. But, when Pocoyo and Pato play with her, the house collapses. With the help of Elly they manage to raise it again, putting everything in its place.
38. Pocoyo's Puppet Theater (18 October 2010) – Pocoyo finds a box full of puppets. Elly helps him build a small theater so he can play. They already have puppets and a theater with its curtain, but they still lack an audience.
39. Up & Down (21 October 2010) – Pocoyo is teaching Baby Bird the difference between up and down. To do this they get on the see-saw, but Baby Bird is not very clear about what is up and what is down. They climb to the top of the slide, and jump off, but he still has doubts. In the end they go for a ride in the Vamoosh, where Baby Bird finally understands.
40. Pocoyo's Breakfast (23 October 2010) – It's time for breakfast and Elly has prepared orange juice, milk, and cereal for Pocoyo. But Pocoyo prefers to see what his friends have for breakfast. Thus, he sees that Fred has algae for breakfast, Baby Bird seeds, and his friend Strange Alien, planetary rocks. In the end, he finds out his breakfast is not so bad!
41. Traffic Jam (26 October 2010) – Pocoyo is playing at being a traffic cop. With the help of a traffic light and a whistle, he tries to get his friends to respect the signals and cross the pedestrian crossing. However, it does not seem like an easy task.
42. Pato's Living Room (28 October 2010) – Pato's living room has a sofa, a table, a TV and a rug. Pato is preparing to calmly watch television, when his friends break into his house. But Pato doesn't feel like company and kicks them out. In the end he feels sorry to leave them out and asks them to come back.
43. Cinema (5 November 2010) – Pato is going to show a movie for his friends, who are his audience. He shows the viewers the screen, the seats and the projector. It all starts out great until the movie stalls and the audience laughs. Pato gets angry but his friends get him to sit with them to enjoy the show.
44. Elly's New Doll (7 September 2010) – Elly's new doll has two arms, two legs and a head. Elly has to run an errand and leaves Pocoyo and Pato in charge of the doll. When she returns, his doll is not as she had left it.
45. Circus (10 November 2010) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly are setting up a circus with acrobats, jugglers, and clowns. At the beginning the artists are not very coordinated, but in the end the performances are very funny and the audience have a great time.
46. The Best Bedroom (12 November 2010) – Elly's bedroom has a bed and a closet full of clothes, Pato's has a bedside table and a lamp, and Pocoyo's has a box full of toys. Each of them think they have the best bedroom.
47. Pocoyo Goes To School (15 November 2010) – Caterpillar and Baby Bird are at school. They carry backpacks, notebooks and pencils. Elly is the teacher. Pocoyo and Pato do not want to play with them; they prefer to play ball. But, little by little, they like what they do at school more and they join their friends.
48. Art (17 November 2010) – The friends have made an exhibition that includes different artistic disciplines such as painting, sculpture and photography. Pato plays the role of an art critic and visits the exhibition, but there is nothing he likes. The others ask him to show his artistic skills, and then Pato realizes that making art is not that easy.
49. Pocoyo Recycles (20 November 2010) – Pocoyo and Pato find some recycling bins. Elly shows up with a bunch of things to recycle: bottles, cans, and newspapers. Fred also has things to recycle, but Pocoyo and Pato have to convince him that it's a good idea.
50. Down on The Farm (22 November 2010) – Pocoyo, Elly and Pato are in the garden where they have planted tomatoes, carrots and lettuce. It's time to pick them up and eat, when suddenly the vegetables start to move on their own. They finally catch them and find out why they were moving.
51. Nurse Elly (25 November 2010) – Pocoyo does not feel like cleaning up and pretends to be sick. Then, Elly tells him that he should get into bed, wear a bandage and take some medicine. Pocoyo eventually admits that he was not sick and will help his friends clean up.
52. Fishing With Pocoyo (27 November 2010) – Pocoyo and Pato are fishing. They have a net and a rod with a curious hook: Caterpillar. They cast the cane and wait. Caterpillar reaches the bottom of the sea and befriends a fish. Pocoyo and Pato can't catch anything and they have to go down to the bottom of the sea to see what's happening.

### Series 4 (2016–24)

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#### Series 4 – Part One (2016–17)

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1. Holidays – (28 November 2016) Pocoyo, Pato, & Elly have gone back home and tell what they did for holiday
2. Christmas Tree – (17 December 2016) Pato has decided to have a Christmas Tree of his own, but he cannot find one.
3. Chicks Dig Me – (27 January 2017) Pocoyo is having trouble taking care of the chicks as he finds Pato to help him out successfully.
4. Call Me – (17 February 2017) Pato bought himself a phone via delivery, but its constant ringing causes problems.
5. Muck Struck – (3 March 2017) Pocoyo, Pato, & Elly must clean up the dirty pond they found in order to use fresh water again.
6. Nina – (24 March 2017) Pato finds something strange on his flowers where he, along with Pocoyo realize it was a strange young girl named Nina along with a robot named Roberto.
7. Hack Attack – (14 April 2017) Pocoyo and his friends take care of Roberto, but an accident occurs when Roberto goes out of control.
8. Hole Lotta Trouble – (28 April 2017) Pocoyo, Pato, & Elly investigate a strange black hole they find which leads to different worlds.
9. Great Shot! – (12 May 2017) Pocoyo and his friends each make up rules in a tennis game.
10. Disco Fleaver – (19 May 2017) Loula has fleas, so Pocoyo & Nina, shrunken by Roberto, have to find a way to get rid of them.
11. House Of Colours – (9 June 2017) Elly wants to paint the whole house pink, but Pocoyo & Pato would rather paint it in different colors.
12. Summer Hike – (30 June 2017) Pato has invited Pocoyo & Nina for a summer hike on the mountains.
13. Bumbleberry Surprise – (7 July 2017) Pocoyo and his friends decided to bake a Bumbleberry cake, so they have to look for a unique kind of berries inside a bush in order to make one.
14. Are We There Yet? – (21 July 2017) Pocoyo and the others are on their way to the beach.
15. Tourist Trapped – (11 August 2017) Multiple green aliens arrive in the Pocoyo World, wanting to take pictures of everything in the world as souvenirs.
16. Time After Time Before Time – (8 September 2017) Pocoyo & Nina time travel to the past using Roberto as a time machine in order to eat the cupcakes Elly accidentally dropped and explore further beyond.
17. Tiny Fun Park – (22 September 2017) Due to not being able to go to a real amusement park, Pocoyo and his friends make their own theme park using Roberto's ability to make everyone shrink.
18. Halloween Tales – (13 October 2017) Pocoyo, Pato, & Elly make their own stories to scare Nina, but she finds them funny.
19. Rock Is A Hard Place – (10 November 2017) Pocoyo and his friends make their own band, but things get out of hand with each one having a fight over who has more attention.
20. Angry Alien Strikes Back – (15 November 2017) Angry Alien plans revenge to take over the Pocoyo World with his new invention.
21. Magic Words – (16 November 2017) Strange things are happening as each object changes to a different kind of object.
22. Sleep Guard – (18 November 2017) Pocoyo is on a guard duty to prevent noises as Sleepy Bird is asleep.
23. Insert Coin – (19 November 2017) Angry Alien has kidnapped Elly's doll and Pocoyo has to save it based on the parody of gaming.
24. Space Postal Service – (8 December 2017) Pato and Baby Bird have to deliver a package to a Green Alien in space
25. An Alien Christmas Carol – (15 December 2017) Angry Alien plans to ruin Christmas once and for all.
26. Dance Off Part Two – (22 December 2017) Elly & Nina face Pocoyo & Pato in a dance battle.

#### Series 4 – Part Two (2020–21)

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1. The Grand Final (1 November 2020) – Pocoyo sees Pato and Elly playing basketball, and he wants to play with them too.
2. Slippery Pato (2 November 2020) – Pato pours far too much moisturising oil on himself and disappoints Pocoyo and Elly because he's too slippery to play.
3. The Dino Box (3 November 2020) – Pocoyo makes an amazing machine that can transform people into dinosaurs.
4. Pirates (4 November 2020) – Pocoyo is playing pirates with a toy boat when he finds out that Pato has a real one.
5. The Pink Perfume (5 November 2020) – Elly receives a bottle of her favourite perfume, but she has to be careful not to use it up too quickly.
6. Robot Pocoyo (6 November 2020) – Pocoyo likes robots so much that he ends up becoming one.
7. Pato's Phone (7 November 2020) – Pato is so obsessed with his smartphone that he's not interested in anything else.
8. Fancy Dress Party (8 November 2020) – Pocoyo and friends find out that there is going to be a party and fancy dress competition, and Pato is confident that he will win.
9. Strike! (9 November 2020) – Pato becomes obsessed with bowling when he finds he never shoots, no matter how hard he tries, while Elly and Pocoyo succeed effortlessly.
10. Let's Tidy Up (10 November 2020) – Pato has just finished tidying up his room when Elly and Pocoyo arrive to play.
11. The Balloon (11 November 2020) – Nina has a beautiful balloon and Pocoyo and Pato want to play with it. They promise to look after it but almost immediately it flies away into the sky and they have to get it back.
12. The Silence Challenge (12 November 2020) – Pocoyo, Pato, and Elly challenge the Narrator to a game where he must keep quiet.
13. Overprotective Roberto (13 November 2020) – When Roberto sees Nina get a scrape while playing, he becomes so worried that he decides to protect her at all costs.
14. Pocoyo's Car (14 November 2020) – Pocoyo decides that he no longer needs any of his old toys, but has second thoughts when he sees Nina riding on his old car.
15. Inventions (15 November 2020) – Pocoyo and Nina have promised to help their friends, however they find out that Pato is organising a party. Eager to be done as soon as possible, Pocoyo and Nina come up with some crazy inventions to save time.
16. My Hero (16 November 2020) – After Pocoyo rescues Caterpillar from a hole, she starts to idolise him.
17. The Rescue (17 November 2020) – Pocoyo discovers that Caterpillar is stuck at the top of a tree and he, Pato, and Elly try to get her down.
18. Pocoyo's Friend (18 November 2020) – Pocoyo is having plenty of fun playing with an invisible friend.
19. Elly's Picnic (19 November 2020) – Elly organises a picnic with her friends, where each must bring something. Everything is going fine until they find out that Nina brought ants and they must get rid of them before they eat all the food.
20. Nina Discovers the World (20 November 2020) – Walking along Pocoyo's World, Nina gradually discovers new objects with Pocoyo's help.
21. The Remote Control (21 November 2020) – Pocoyo and Pato want to see different TV programs and start a terrible struggle over the remote control. In the midst of the chaos and extreme zapping, Pocoyo discovers that the remote does not only change the TV channel.
22. The Tennis Racket (22 November 2020) – Elly is excited to play tennis with Pato and Pocoyo, but the problem starts when Elly finds out that Pato and Pocoyo's idea of tennis does not match the game's rules.
23. Nina The Dog Trainer (23 November 2020) – Nina adores Loula and wants to spend the afternoon with her, but Pocoyo warns her that taking care of a dog is a huge responsibility.
24. Prank Day (24 November 2020) – Pocoyo is very excited on Prank Day, and plays pranks on everyone, including the Narrator.
25. I Don't Want to Go to Sleep (25 November 2020) – It's late and everyone has gone to bed to sleep except for Pocoyo, who prefers to continue playing with his cars, with the ball or with the blocks.
26. Winter Games (26 November 2020) – There has been a big snowfall and Pocoyo is getting ready to compete in the Winter Games with his friends.
27. Dragon Island (8 July 2021)[e] – Pocoyo, Elly and Pato embark on a great adventure to the Canary Islands in order to find a mythical dragon that lives in the area.[f]

#### Specials (2016–24)

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1. Crazy Inventions (Halloween special 2016; 28 October 2016) – After another invention of Pocoyo's goes awry, he and Elly venture inside it to rescue their test subject, Pato after the machine suffers from a virus.
2. Easter Eggs (Easter special 2017; 7 April 2017) – Elly starts an easter egg hunt after she created a machine that decorates chocolate eggs but she mistakes Sleepy Bird's egg for an easter egg and her friends go on a rampage trying to catch it.
3. Pocoyo and Nina's Terror Show (Halloween special 2017; 20 October 2017) – Pocoyo and Nina put on a spooky puppet show for their friends but end up looking funny to them. Their party however is short-lived when a group of mariachi skeletons takeover the show and scare the others.
4. Nina's Easter Day (Easter special 2018; 24 March 2018) – Nina and Roberto steal Pocoyo, Pato and Elly's Easter eggs thinking they have little chicks in them like normal eggs causing them to chase after Nina.
5. The Big Soccer Match (FIFA Soccer World Cup 2018 special; 1 July 2018) – After she was rejected by Pocoyo's soccer team, Nina is trained by Roberto and she learned everything there is to learn about soccer she starts her own soccer team to dominate Pocoyo.
6. Pocoyo and the Haunted House (Halloween special 2018; 3 November 2018) – Pocoyo and Pato visit a haunted house for trick-or-treat but as they go in Pato becomes scared of everything so Pocoyo shows him there's nothing to be scared of.
7. You Are Welcome for Thanksgiving (Thanksgiving Special 2018; 16 November 2018) – It's Thanksgiving but after Fred teaches Pocoyo and Nina how to give thanks, they take advantage of it as they annoy Pato by saying "Thank you!" constantly.
8. Pocoyo's Christmas Carol (Christmas special 2018; 15 December 2018) – Pocoyo and Pato squash over a ball, so Elly commands the Three Ghosts of Christmas to teach Pocoyo and Pato the true meaning of Christmas.
9. The Easter Rabbit (Easter special 2019; 29 March 2019) – Pocoyo, Nina and Pato have gotten their eggs stolen by the Easter rabbit who has hid them in three different locations but Pato gets mad when everyone finds their egg except for him.
10. Halloween Potion (Halloween Special 2019; 4 October 2019) – Pocoyo, Pato and Caterpillar drink Elly's pumpkin soup but every time Caterpillar drinks it she turns into a monster and only Pato witnesses it as no else believes him.
11. A Very Special Guest (Christmas Special 2019; 22 November 2019) – While searching for lost ornaments, Pocoyo and Loula meet a yeti named Yanko and invites him to his friend's christmas dinner but they later reject him because there scared of him so Pocoyo shows them he's not as scary as he looks.
12. Caterpillar's Egg (Easter Special 2020; 20 March 2020) – Pocoyo and his friends have an Easter egg hunt but Elly can't find Caterpillar's egg.
13. The Reflection (Halloween Special 2020 I; 9 October 2020) – Pocoyo (in his witch costume) unknowingly casts a spell on his mirror causing his witch persona reflection to escape and wrecks havoc in Pocoyo World by stealing people's candy.
14. Elly's Wand (Halloween Special 2020 II; 16 October 2020) – Witch Elly and her apprentices are making a potion but when she tells Pocoyo and Pato to watch her wand while she's away, the boys end up losing it and it falls into the hands of Caterpillar who unknowingly uses it in dangerous ways.
15. Space Christmas (Christmas Special 2020 I; 22 November 2020) – Pocoyo and his friends celebrate Christmas with Angry Alien much to his dismay who prefers spending Christmas alone.
16. Christmas Far from Home (Christmas Special 2020 II; 27 November 2020) – Pocoyo and his friends visit the South Pole to celebrate Christmas with Yanko but Pato isn't having a good time as expected.
17. Easter Eggs Surprise (Easter Special 2021; 2 April 2021) – After he and his friends' Easter eggs are stolen, Detective Pocoyo returns to search for who stole the eggs.
18. Pocoyo's World Sports Games (Tokyo 2021 Olympics Special; 16 July 2021) – Pocoyo is hosting the Pocoyo World Sports Games but isn't being fair as he's giving first place medals to whomever he wants, leaving the other winners ticked.
19. The Big Match (2021 FIFA Club World Cup Special; 31 August 2021)[g] – In a football match, "Los Patos" take on "Elly's United FC", but Pocoyo keeps cheating, which angers the game's referee Fred.[h]
20. Angry Alien's First Halloween (Halloween Special 2021 I; 15 October 2021) – Angry Alien once again attempts to conquer Pocoyo World, but it's Halloween and gets scared by Pocoyo and his friends dressed up.
21. Pocoyo's Scary Halloween (Halloween Special 2021 II; 25 October 2021) – Pocoyo hires the Hermanos Chihuahua to scare Pato and Elly but the tables have turned with the two eventually scaring them with their masks.[i]
22. The Day of the Dead (Day of the Dead Special 2021; 1 November 2021) – Pato celebrates the Day of the Dead by honoring his deceased grandfather who surprisingly makes an unexpected visit thanks to Nina.[j]
23. Christmas... at the Beach? – (Christmas Special 2021; 12 November 2021) – Yanko plans to celebrate with his parents for Christmas at his home, but Pocoyo, Pato and Baby Bird force him to celebrate Christmas with them at the beach.
24. The Goblin Mask (Halloween Special 2022; 7 October 2022) – After a night's worth of trick-or-treating, Pocoyo and his friends return to eat the candy but Nina has a Halloween goblin mask who possess her and wrecks havoc in Pocoyo World
25. Elly's Auntie Phantie (Day of the Dead Special 2022; 14 October 2022) – Elly has made an altar to honor her deceased aunt, Phantie but Pocoyo and his friends steal the stuff for the altar and turns out mentally they were helping all along.
26. Christmas Stakeout (Christmas Special 2022; 7 December 2022) – Pocoyo, Nina and Pato are trying to figuring out who brings the Christmas presents. Pocoyo thinks Santa Claus delivers the presents. Nina thinks the Three Wise Man and their camels give the presents. Pato thinks the Christmas Gift-Giver Robot deliver them. The trio set up traps to catch their suspects.
27. Egg-cellent Friends (Easter Special 2023; 31 March 2023) – While Pocoyo and Pato are searching for easter eggs, they discover a huge slide that turns Pato and later Elly into eggs. Pocoyo tries to figure out how to revert them to normal.
28. An Unexpected Spell (Halloween Special 2024 I; 21 October 2024) – Pocoyo and Pato enters a magic box Elly used for her magic performance and ventures down into dimension of doors. While they have fun trick-or-treating in each door, Elly ventures down to save the boys.
29. Monster Soup (Halloween Special 2024 II) – Elly makes a special soup, but when she spills it on Pocoyo’s toys by accident, it creates a toy monster that chases both of them along with Pato. However, the monster has a friendly personality than what they expected.[k]
30. Patochristmas (Christmas Special 2024) – Pocoyo and Pato once again have an argument during the holidays, leading Pato to spend Christmas with Yanko. However, The two later became miserable.[l]

#### Webisodes (2019–24)

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1. Space Holidays – (21 Jun 2019) – Pocoyo and Pato whether to go the mountains or the beach so Elly takes them both to space.
2. Back to School – (23 Aug 2019) – The gang is excited go to back to school.
3. World Domination on Ice (13 Dec 2019) – Angry Alien threatens to conquer Pocoyo World once again but his plan backfires when everyone is playing in the snow and he meets their new friend, Yanko
4. Dinosaurs – (17 April 2020) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly argue over which dinosaur is more ferocious but their playing bothers Sleepy Bird from her sleep
5. Formula Pato – (26 June 2020) – In order to win "The Great Race of Pocoyo", Pato brings his car to life but the car's only wish is helping people. (Note: This episode is a promotion to Pocoyo Racing for the mobile.)
6. The Colouring Book – (4 September 2020) – Pocoyo has a coloring book that changes the colors around him according to which page it's on. Though this starts a feud between him and Pato and Elly causing the color in Pocoyo World to disappear. (Note: This episode is a promotion to the release of Pocoyo Colors App.)
7. The Ball Orchestra's Party – (25 September 2020) Pocoyo, Pato, & Elly have been invited to the Ball Orchestra's party, but they have to solve some puzzles for them to go there.
8. The Videogame Party – (16 April 2021) – Pocoyo and his friends celebrate the arrival of spring by having a party, but Angry Alien steals the invitations, forcing them to play the show's newest game "Pocoyo Party" to get them back. (Note: This episode is a promotion and follow up to Pocoyo Party for the PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch.)
9. The Treasure Hunt – (30 July 2021) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly become pirates searching for treasure using a treasure map that leads them to different locations.
10. Yanko's First Day – (13 August 2021) – It's the first day of school but Yanko is nervous to go to school for the first time, but realizes how fun school can be.
11. The Top Hat – (21 January 2022) – Fred drops his magic hat by accident but when Pocoyo and Pato jump inside, they are transported to multiple dimensions.
12. The Universe-Changing Remote – (25 February 2022) - Pocoyo and Pato find a remote that alters the laws of the universe. But when they find out it belongs to Angry Alien, mayhem arises and the remote breaks to pieces.
13. The Bee – (18 March 2022) – When Pocoyo, Pato and Elly encounter a yellow bee, it chases them throughout Pocoyo World and space threatening to sting them.
14. What is a Cow? – (22 April 2022) - When Pocoyo, Pato and Elly find a lonely chick that has lost its cow friend, they volunteer to help, just as soon as they learn what a cow is.
15. All Aboard the Train – (27 May 2022) – Pocoyo becomes a conductor and leads his friends on a fun train ride.
16. Fireman Pato – (17 June 2022) – Pato becomes a firefighter but all his missions to help Pocoyo World fail miserably.
17. A Viking Adventure – (8 July 2022) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly become vikings in search of the Red Kraken.
18. The Juices – (12 August 2022) – Elly hires Pocoyo and Pato to help her make purple juice for her friends but the boys end up serving different colors of juice instead
19. The Unicorn – (23 September 2022) – Nina is in a desperate search for a unicorn to prove to her friends that they do exist.
20. The Big Little Race – (3 March 2023) – Angry Alien shrinks Pocoyo, Pato and Elly in order to win the race.
21. Pocoyo's Farm – (14 April 2023) – Pocoyo and his friends work at the farm but chaos ensues when Nina steals Pocoyo's chick charmer (mistaking it for a trumpet) and all the chicks follow her while creating a mess at the farm.
22. A Surprising Birthday – (28 April 2023) – It's Pocoyo's birthday but his friends argue over which present is better.
23. Another Key?! – (12 May 2023) – While at the beach, Nina finds a key and she and Pocoyo go on another hunt to unlock treasure with it.
24. King Yeti – (16 June 2023) – The sequel episode of the short film "Pocoyo and the League of Extraordinary Super Friends". This time, Angry Alien has made a helmet that turns anyone to monsters. Using that device onto Yanko and uses him as a King Kong like monster to destroy the city once again, Pocoyo and his Extraordinary Super Friends has to find a way to stop Angry Alien and save Yanko back to his normal self.
25. The Mystery of the Missing Pato – (17 July 2023) – Another sequel episode of the Season 1 episode "The Key To It All". Pato went missing while he was building blocks with Pocoyo. As he found a key that is used from The Key To It All from his hat, he and Elly has to find the missing parts of Pato that are inside of each different eggs as well as travelling into different areas.
26. Pocoyo the Policeman – (11 August 2023) – Pocoyo became a policeman like in the comics. But he took the job too seriously.
27. What Will You Be When You Grow Up? – (13 September 2023) – Pocoyo and his friends showcase who they want to be when they grow up but Caterpillar can't seem to find out what she wants to be.[m]
28. The Missing Colors – (24 May 2024) – Pocoyo, Elly, and Pato needs to stop the color thief eggs they've encountered who are causing a mayhem stealing colors in the Pocoyo World including themselves.
29. Learning to Swim – (26 August 2024) – Pocoyo, Pato, and Elly teach Yanko how to swim in the pool though their teaching disturbs Fred.[n]

### Series 5 (2024)

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1. Shiny! (22 July 2024) – The narrator thinks that robots will invade Pocoyo World but when a later convinced Pocoyo and Pato discover a green hovering shine, they chase it down.[o]
2. Trumpet Solo (22 July 2024) – Pocoyo comes across a magic trumpet and when he blows it, strange shapes come out of it. The shapes later form into a giant monster that eats everything in Pocoyo World.[o]
3. Pachyderm Cake (22 July 2024) – Elly sets out to make her famous Pachyderm Cake to win first place like every year but when Pocoyo volunteers to help, he blunders the recipe.[o]
4. Pato in Pieces (22 July 2024) – Pato learns that his ability to break into pieces is really helpful at times for his friends but he gives away too many of his pieces.[o]
5. The King of Ping-Pong (22 July 2024) – Pocoyo plays a match of ping-pong with undefeated champion Fred but he keep on losing.[o]
6. Ant Buddies (22 July 2024) – When Pocoyo helps an ant, the entire anthill wants to repay his debt but he later turns the ants into his slaves.[o]
7. The Change-Up (22 July 2024) – Sick and tired of being ignored, the Narrator quits, being replaced by a sargent-themed strict narrator.[o]
8. Pincers! (22 July 2024) – On a relaxing day at the beach, Pocoyo and Pato come across a small crab that annoys them, so they chase after it.[o]
9. Elly's Dance (22 July 2024) – Elly sets up an audition to find a dance partner to dance with her at the theater but can’t decide who to pick.[o]
10. Pocoyo's Mustache (22 July 2024) – When Pocoyo wakes up to find himself wearing a mustache, he thinks he is and starts acting like an adult but is unable to play with his friends due to his age.[o]
11. My Turn! (22 July 2024) – Pocoyo and Pato play numerous games together but Pato can’t seem to get his turn as Pocoyo keeps switching off to a new game.[o]
12. Sticky Giggles (22 July 2024) – After he sees Loula do a funny thing, Pocoyo can't seem to stop laughing, annoying his friends.[o]
13. The Pato Doll (22 July 2024) – Pato makes a doll that looks just like him but when Pocoyo steals and plays with it, everything he does with the doll happens to Pato too.[o]
14. Detective Pato (30 September 2024) – Pato becomes a detective along with his assistant Pocoyo to search for Elly’s missing cake.[o]
15. Pocoyo the Veterinarian (30 September 2024) – Inspired by Elly, Pocoyo steals her equipment and becomes a veterinarian but ends up aiding helpless people.[o]
16. Hula Hoop (30 September 2024) – Pato impresses his friends with his impressive hula-hoop tricks but becomes obsessed refusing to stop.[o]
17. A Bad Day (30 September 2024) – When Pocoyo and Pato’s outing is postponed due to the rain, they try and fail to endure in indoor activities.[o]
18. Crumbs (30 September 2024) – When a single crumb from Pocoyo’s cookie remains, Baby Bird and Caterpillar fight for it.[o]
19. Little Lost Beak (30 September 2024) – Pato lends his detachable beak to Pocoyo for a cool trick but when he loses it, he helps Pato find an alternative.[o]
20. What Luck! (30 September 2024) – Pocoyo comes across a four-leaf clover thinking it’s good luck but when he rubs it in on Pato, he finds a lucky horseshoe and competes with Pocoyo on who gets better luck.[o]
21. Fame (14 October 2024) – Pato does a funny dance after an accident on his skateboard but when Pocoyo loves it and tells everyone, they all want Pato to do the dance over and over again.[o]
22. Walk This Way (14 October 2024) – When Pocoyo invents a new walk, his inspired friends make up their own new walk, annoying Pocoyo when there walks destroy his toys.[o]
23. Echo (14 October 2024) – Pocoyo discovers that whatever he says, his echo says the opposite but when he shows Pato and Elly, the shy echo acts normal.[o]
24. Achoo! (14 October 2024) – When the narrator comes down with a disease called “Narrator-itis”, Pocoyo, Pato, and Elly try to come up with a cure but every medicine smoothie they give the narrator comes with a crazy side effect.[o]
25. Who’s in the Box (14 October 2024) – Pocoyo discovers a magic box that shrinks anyone who hops inside but when he and Pato go inside, they have trouble finding a way out.[o]
26. Hot Mess (14 October 2024) – Pato and Elly have had it with Pocoyo and Baby Bird’s messy toys in the way until the tertiary finds a remote that makes everything invisible.[o]

## Broadcast

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### United Kingdom

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On September 11, 2007, Granada International pre-sold the first and second series to Five's Milkshake! strand. This deal meant that while the CITV Channel could still air the series, they could not air it within Milkshake!'s airtime.[24]

### Spain

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In June 2006, TVE2 and Boomerang acquired free and pay-TV rights respectively to the series from Zinkia.[25] The first series premiered on TVE2 in October 2006.[26] The second series premiered on the network in April 2008.[27] The third series, Let's Go Pocoyo began airing in 2010.

In October 2017, Clan acquired the TV rights to the fourth series.[28]

### Other

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In April 2005, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation became the first international broadcaster to acquire the series.[29] In October, Granada pre-sold the series to Treehouse TV (Canada), Disney Channel (Southeast Asia), TVNZ (New Zealand), CYBC (Cyprus) Gulf DTH/Showtime and MBC (Middle East), IBC (Iceland), EBS (South Korea), Alter Channel (Greece), RTFBH (Bosnia), RTV (Slovenia), BabyTV (Israel) and the ABC (Australia). At the time, deals were current underway for Germany, Japan, Finland, Sweden, France and Hong Kong.[30]

In March 2006, Nickelodeon acquired French broadcast rights.[31] This was followed up in May with Granada pre-selling the series to KiKA (Germany), Discovery Kids (Latin America), WOWOW (Japan) and MNET (South Africa), and Zinkia selling Portuguese rights to RTP in June.[32] In October, Granada pre-sold the pay TV rights to the series to Disney Channel Scandivania, while Yle acquired free-TV rights to the first series in Finland.[33]

In April 2008, Zinkia pre-sold Mexican broadcast rights to Grupo Televisa.

In 2010, the series entered Italy when Zinkia sold broadcast rights to Rai 2 in March[34] and the United States in April when ITV Global Entertainment sold the series to the Nick Jr. Channel for broadcast within the spring. In the US, the series was originally shown as 7-minute segments between shows before being expanded to a half-hour show from July 23, 2011, to January 1, 2015. Currently, episodes of the show were made available on the Noggin app. Episodes of "Pocoyo Planet" are also currently on the app as well. In end of same year, the series also broadcast on Indonesia and aired by RCTI with Indonesian languages,[35] then it will soon be aired on Mentari TV (a sister channel of Indosiar) in 2024.[36]

Pocoyo aired alongside Peep and the Big Wide World in a shared half-hour timeslot on public television in the US from 2010 to 2021. It was distributed to local PBS stations through American Public Television from January 2010 until January 2018,[37] when it was picked up by PBS Kids 24/7 Channel.

In 2021, the series moved to US commercial broadcast on Cartoon Network on September 13, 2021, as part of their preschool block Cartoonito.[38][39] The show was removed from Cartoonito's lineup on September 23, 2022, and was removed from HBO Max on September 30, 2022. The broadcast of the series on PBS Kids came to an end on December 26, 2021, and it, along with the show it aired with, was replaced with reruns of Dinosaur Train to the 7:30 a.m. weekend morning time slot instead.

In 2024, the first 13 episodes of series 5 released on Max on July 22, 2024 in select countries and started airing on Cartoonito (Latin America) on August 2, 2024.

## In other media

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### Specials/Movies

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#### Pocoyo & the Space Circus (2008)

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Pocoyo & the Space Circus had its world premiere at Cine Capitol on November 23, 2008 as part of a charity.[40]

The special later had its linear premiere on La 1 on December 21, 2008 as part of the stand-alone special El Show de Pocoyo[41]

It was announced for international distribution by Zinkia and ITV Global Entertainment in March 2009.[42]

The special centers on The Martian Brothers, a pack of 5 aliens from outer space that arrive in Pocoyo's World, hosting a circus. Pocoyo, Elly, and Pato along with Loula join in as well.

#### Pocoyo and the League of Extraordinary Super Friends (Pocoyo in Cinemas: Your First Movie) (2018)

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Pocoyo in Cinemas: Your First Movie released in Mexican theaters on May 11, 2018.[43] It released in Spain theaters on June 23, 2018 and worldwide on June 24, 2018.[44]

In Spain, the film grossed $28,000 in 40 theaters and $34,000 worldwide.[45]

The film includes a 15 minute short where Angry Alien is back and is destroying the city using his U.F.O. So Pocoyo as a super hero and his team of his super friends (Pato, Elly, Nina, & Roberto including Elly's doll) join forces as they have to stop Angry Alien from his evil schemes. The film also includes episodes from the series like Ready, Set, Go!, Crazy Inventions and Easter Eggs, plus Super Pocoyo shorts and Let’s Go Pocoyo songs.

#### Untitled third feature film (2028)

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A third feature film of Pocoyo was announced to release in 2028.[7]

### Video games

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#### Hello, Pocoyo!

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In October 2007, Zinkia signed a video game publishing deal with Virgin Play for the video game Hello, Pocoyo!, planned for a release on the Nintendo DS in 2008. The game was developed in-house at Zinkia.[46][47] The game released in Europe on November 17, 2008.[citation needed]

In Hello, Pocoyo!, Baby Spider finds a magic felt-tip pen and whatever he draws come to life so he draws a disco floor which flips over and all of Pocoyo’s friends disappear. The player will play the role as Pocoyo and search for his friends by using clues like coloring pictures and drawing objects.

#### Pocoyo Racing

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Pocoyo Racing was released for the Nintendo DS and Wii in November 18, 2011 being published by Zinkia Entertainment and exclusive to Europe only.

In Pocoyo Racing, Pocoyo and all of his friends have a car race around Pocoyo World. The player is able to play the role as various characters including Pocoyo, Pato, or Elly and race against other characters in multiple worlds.

#### Pocoyo Party

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Pocoyo Party was released for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on April 15, 2021 and published by RECOTechnology.[48]

In Pocoyo Party, following the events of the episode, “The Videogame Party”, Pocoyo writes invitations to his party but Angry Alien (disguised as a mailman) steals the invitations but accidentally drops each of them in different locations. The player will play the role as Pocoyo and play multiple mini games to try and retrieve the invitations before the party starts.

#### Others

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Alongside those games various app games have been released based on the franchise.

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1. ^ Series 4 consisted of 53 episodes including "Dragon Island".
2. ^ "Dragon Island" did not air on ABC Kids and instead had a one-day theatrical release at Cine Capitol.
3. ^ It was not publicly available until July 15, 2006, and the only characters featured were Pocoyo and Pato (originally named "Ducky")
4. ^ This pilot can only be found in the extended version of the special, El Show de Pocoyo which is on the DVD with the same name.
5. ^ Unlike the other episodes, this episode did not air on ABC Kids and was instead theatrically released at Cine Capitol. It was later released on YouTube on 18 March 2024.
6. ^ This episode features a hybrid animation between 3D animation and live-action shots.
7. ^ This date was planned before the 2021 FIFA Club World Cup was delayed to 2022.
8. ^ This episode first released on HBO Max in select countries on 31 August 2021 and later on YouTube on 19 May 2023.
9. ^ This episode first aired on Cartoonito in the United States on 25 October 2021 and later released on YouTube on 11 October 2024.
10. ^ This episode first aired on Cartoonito in the United States on 1 November 2021 and later released on YouTube on 1 November 2024 in Latin Spanish.
11. ^ This episode was released exclusively on ITVX in the United Kingdom on 10 October 2024.
12. ^ This episode was released exclusively on Kidoodle.TV.
13. ^ This episode was released exclusively on Facebook on 13 September 2023 in Spanish and later released on YouTube on 29 December 2023, also in Spanish.
14. ^ This episode was uploaded to Pocoyo’s official YouTube channel during a compilation.
15. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z This episode was released exclusively on Max in select countries.

## External links

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