Biff and Chip

Biff and Chip can’t wait to meet their brand new next door neighbours – the Pages. But when the Page family arrive, Biff’s eagerness to help causes the new door keys to fall down the drain. With the adults unsure what to do and the moving van arriving any minute, it is up to Biff, Chip, Kipper and their new friends to work out how to get the keys back and save moving day for the Pages.

Biff and Chip are playing magicians when one of Biff’s magic spells makes Floppy vanish! The twins search everywhere for Floppy before he appears in Wilf and Wilma’s garden. How did he get there? Does Biff have real magic powers? Desperate to try some magic of his own, Wilf casts another spell while Chip discovers the real secret behind all this magic.

Biff, Chip and Wilf are playing dragons… but Kipper wants to find a real dragon! When he hears Mum roaring and sees her flying past his window, Kipper becomes convinced that Mum is a dragon. The others aren’t so sure. But when they hear Mum breathing fire and then see smoke rising from the garden, they realise Kipper could be right – is Mum really a dragon?

Gran’s exercise class is cancelled so she helps Biff, Chip and Kipper make a special garden obstacle course for Floppy. Chip does the planning, Biff does the building and Kipper has to distract a very excited Floppy. But by the time the course is finished, Floppy has tired himself out and needs someone to do the course for him.

Biff, Chip and Kipper are very excited to be looking after Sticky, the school stick insect, for the whole weekend. In fact the only person who isn’t excited is Dad, who is scared of insects and tells the children not to let Sticky out of his tank. But when Biff and Chip race downstairs the following day to say hello to Sticky, they find the tank is empty and Sticky has escaped! Now what will they do? Anneena comes to visit and joins the hunt for Sticky. Sometimes to find a stick insect, you have to think like a stick insect. Can the children find Sticky before Dad realises he is missing?

Biff and Chip want to grow big flowers in the garden, but why won’t their seeds grow? When Mrs Page points out that birds might have eaten them, Biff, Chip, Wilf and Wilma try to keep their little seeds safe. Dad offers to build a bird-feeder; how hard can it be? But as his attempts quickly spiral into a DIY disaster, he unwittingly gives the children the perfect idea to save their seeds.

Biff, Anneena and Kipper are playing superheroes and have to defeat Big Bad Teddy and Evil Professor Floppy. But Kipper is disappointed when his superpowers don’t work, and Evil Professor Floppy escapes. Biff and Anneena try to help Kipper find his superpower, but nothing seems to work. Meanwhile, Mum is having a very busy day when Gran arrives needing a fancy new haircut. As Mum tries to do too many things at once, it all goes wrong, and only Kipper can help her… with a very special superpower indeed!

The Robinson’s are getting a new sofa, and Dad and Mr Shah are trying to move the old one. It is so big and heavy, they need to use all their strength to carry it. Once the old sofa has been moved, Biff, Chip and Nadim are excited to discover lots of things in the space where it used to be. They even find a lost action figure: Cavegirl. Chip remembers that Cavegirl used to have two special friends, and so the children go on a quest to reunite Cavegirl with her companions. Their imaginative journey takes them to the top of a fiery volcano and through a freezing ice-world. But before they can safely return Cavegirl back to her cave, they come up against the biggest obstacle of all: the old sofa blocking their path! Dad and Mr Shah have managed to get it wedged in the hallway, and they need to shift it before the new sofa arrives. What are they going to do? Luckily, Biff realises that Cavegirl and her friends might just have the answer.

Kipper is looking after the school's toy elephant and wants to give him a really special day, if only he could think of something that Elephant hasn’t done before. But when Mrs Page’s plant sale is ruined by the wind and Gran is called in to help, Biff and Chip come up with a special idea fit for Elephant.

It is the night of the big community disco, and everyone is excited. Biff and Kipper cannot wait to show off their dance moves while Dad is excited for everyone to try his special cheesy pickle sandwiches. Chip and Nadim get to be DJ’s and help Mr Shah play all the songs. But when Mr Shah turns his music louder and louder, the lights break and the whole disco is plunged into darkness. With everything going wrong in the dark, and Dad’s special sandwiches ruined, can DJ Chip and DJ Nadim think of a way to fix the lights and save the disco?

The Robinson’s are playing pirates and Captain Dadbeard and his shipmates Biff and Kipper have hidden special treasure somewhere in the house. But when Gran’s brand-new birthday earrings go missing, they discover that this treasure might be even more special than they realised – Gran’s earrings have been hidden with the treasure! With Gran on her way, Cutlass Chip and Captain Nadim have to put their pirate skills to the test to solve Captain Dadbeard’s treasure map and save Gran’s birthday party.

Mrs Page has lots of things to organise and needs to make some important phone calls. So when Mr Page’s record club start playing loud music, Mrs Page goes to the Robinsons’ for some peace and quiet. In the garden Biff, Chip, Wilf and Wilma keep interrupting each other’s games, so they decide to divide the garden in half. Chip and Wilf want to create a river down the middle, while Biff and Wilma want to turn their half of the garden into a beach. But as the children excitedly plan what to do with their halves of the garden, they keep interrupting Mrs Page and her important phone calls. They need to think of a way to apologise to Mrs Page, and the divided garden might just be the answer.

Chip needs to find one last insect to complete his bug hunt for Science Club so Biff and Wilf offer to help. But as the trio scour the park looking for a little insect, they stumble upon something much bigger. Chewed branches… a missing tooth… giant footprints… is there a yeti living in the park? The children follow the clues and make a discovery that’s bigger and smellier than they could ever have imagined.

Anneena cannot wait to show Biff and Floppy her new ball. It’s a Super Double Bounce Bouncy Ball and they are sold out everywhere! But Biff cannot wait to play with the ball either and she accidentally pops it without Anneena knowing. She wants to confess to her friend, but worrying she will upset Anneena, Biff asks Dad to fix it. But as Biff goes to greater and greater lengths to distract Anneena, she learns that often it is just better to tell the truth.

The children are making their very own film, ‘The Adventures Of Captain Biff!’ about a spaceship captain who crash-lands on a strange planet. Biff wants to be the Director… and the main actor… and in charge of the story and costumes. But as Biff gets bossier and bossier she stops listening to other people’s ideas and the film accidentally gets deleted. With the audience outside waiting for the film, Kipper has an idea that might just save Movie Night. But will Biff finally start listening to other people?

Biff and Chip are playing detectives when they get a real life case to solve: the curious case of Kipper’s missing teddy bear.

Biff and Chip have grown but Kipper hasn't. He spends the day with Wilf and Wilma, and learns that sometimes it’s good to be small.

Gran falls asleep in the park and wakes to learn of a lady who has gone missing. Gran starts a search party but doesn’t realise she is the lady they are looking for.

Freddie is visiting Aunt Fee, who is baking a cake. Freddie makes a pretend campsite on the rug in the living room for him, Aunt Fee, Alan Acorn and Charlie the Shark. Aunt Fee asks him to get some plates and spoons so they can all enjoy the cake. But Freddie isn’t sure how many he’ll need of each. With the help of his trusty binoculars and the numbers song, Freddie starts to understand how maths can help solve this puzzle.