Happy-go-lucky Wubbzy bounces his way into wacky, fun-filled adventures in the town of Wuzzleburg with his best friends: inventor Widget, book-smart Walden, and sweet-as-can-be Daizy.
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Happy-go-lucky Wubbzy bounces his way into wacky, fun-filled adventures in the town of Wuzzleburg with his best friends: inventor Widget, book-smart Walden, and sweet-as-can-be Daizy.
Season 1 episodes
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Everyone refuses to play Kickety-Kickball along with Wubbzy because of his long and bendy tail, but soon, after learning from his friends, he realizes his tail is kooky and cool.
Wubbzy watches a package that belongs to Walden, who is not home, and is really tempted to see what is inside. Unfortunately, he opens it, figure it out it is a train set, and soon, breaks it!
Episode credits
Directed by Brian HoganWritten by Frederick Stroppel
Wubbzy adopts a fleegle and he feeds him candy instead of the right kinds of food, and it is a big problem – a literally big problem. The Fleegle grows to a massive size, transforms into a monster and causes destruction to Wuzzleburg.
Episode credits
Directed by Brian HoganWritten by Victor Bumbalo, Ray Shenusay
Wubbzy creates a club and soon, Widget and Walden build a huge clubhouse for it. Problems arise when the beavers chew on its poles and make it a non-safery-place.
The gang is going on a picnic at Mount Zubba Bubba. Unfortunately, when the train goes berserk on the way to the mountain, Widget tries to make the Wuzzleburg Express work again.
Episode credits
Directed by Brian HoganWritten by Frederick Stroppel
Wubbzy wants to be the star in Walden's play. but no one can hear him because he does not speak loudly enough. Widget tries making an invention, but when it malfunctions, what will Wubbzy do in the play?
Wubbzy and his friends learn magic tricks from Moo-Moo, but Wubbzy is having a hard time doing tricks and he gets frustrated and feels like to quit, but he has to keep trying.
Walden waits for the last leaf from the Figgity-Fig tree to fall. When Wubbzy and Widget come back they find Walden taking a nap. When the leaf falls Wubbzy and Widget try to catch it before Walden wakes up.
Episode credits
Directed by Brian HoganWritten by Frederick Stroppel
Wubbzy, Widget and Walden visit Plaidville after Wuzzleburg starts boring them, but when they go to Plaidville it starts to bore them and they learn Wuzzleburg is not a bad place after all.
Episode credits
Directed by Pat ShinagawaWritten by Eileen Brennan
Today is picture day, but Wubbzy just cannot keep getting muddy. So, the 3 friends brainstorm creative solutions to Wubbzy's problem. When Wubbzy is going to enter to the photo studio, Miss Zamboni calls for help: Her parrot named Polly escaped from the cage. Wubbzy must save Polly from the tree.
Episode credits
Directed by Pat ShinagawaWritten by Frederick Stroppel
Widget and Walden get angry, argue and turn against each other after an accident with Widget's latest invention. Despite what happened, Wubbzy tries to get them back together.
Widget becomes obsessed with her favorite TV show when she builds a television set, the Video-Tron 3000, that has thirty screens, so Wubbzy and Walden try to get her away from it by acting like the characters.
Widget loses not only her lucky Wiggle-Wrench, first she builds the Super Stepper 3000 Then she builds the Super Sifter 3000 and she builds the Super Scooper 3000 but she did not look everywhere but her confidence as well. Unfortunately, it is right before the big construction contest.
Episode credits
Directed by Pat ShinagawaWritten by Jill Cozza-Turner
Frederick Stroppel, Suzanne Collins, Jill Cozza-Turner, Ross Hastings, Eileen Brennan, Raye Lankford, Steve Daye, Victor Bumbalo, Frank Rocco, Ray Shenusay, Kelly Ward, Rob David, Cliff MacGillivray, Laurie Israel, Rachel Ruderman, Ford Riley, Bob Boyle, Holly Almaguer, Pammy Salmon, Joe Strike, Bob Boyle, Brian Hogan