Piggeldy is curious about birdsong, and Frederick has a few questions he wants to answer for himself as well.

Translated: Piggeldy learns about meanness and cruelty in an outing that does not end particularly well.

Piggeldy wants to know what a fight is. It doesn't take long for him to find out!

Piggeldy and Frederick venture out into the snow to look for signs of other animals.

Frederick tries to explain to Piggeldy about the spring season, but gets tangled up in references to Chinese food.

Piggeldy asks Frederick to tell him about Easter. Frederick has some trouble remembering, which causes some cross feelings, but then luckily he gets a big hint.

Frederick and Piggeldy go looking for rainbows, and in the process try to clarify exactly what they are.

Piggeldy and Frederick go to the sea and get into a deep discussion about semantics when Piggeldy tries to describe it.

Frederick tells Piggeldy about all of the plants that used to grow in local meadows.

Frederick gets a bit off topic explaining what a flower is, leaving Piggeldy to draw his own conclusions.

Singer-songwriter Peter Heppner, well-known for his dark-wave band Wolfsheim, paints fanciful pictures of his ideal world. A powerful video and a must see alone for its stunning stop-action animation!

Peppa and her brother Schorsch get so excited about the stars that they get to stay up late and use their grandfather's telescope.

Peppa loses a tooth at dinner and puts it under her pillow that night. Will the tooth fairy come? Can Peppa stay awake long enough to see her?

Peppa has been invited to a sleepover at her friend Zoë Zebra's house, where everything but sleep is on the agenda.

Peppa and Schorsch go to the supermarket with their parents. While Schorsch sits in the cart, Peppa helps her parents get the items on their grocery list.