Bingo & Molly

Molly is nervous about leaving home for the first time. Bingo invites Duck to spend the night, the very same Duck who quacks incessantly in his sleep.

Excited by the fact that it is her birthday, Gladys runs to check her mailbox, convinced it will be full of cards, but alas, it is empty.

A glorious morning inspires Bingo to paint. Upon stepping outside to begin, he discovers that he needs new paints, a new brush, and a new easel.

Gladys submits a poem into a competition believing it will win. After her poem fails to finish first place, things go downhill for Gladys and friends.

Bingo is very proud of the magnificent space rocket he has built. Molly accidentally breaks it, then runs off leaving Duck to take the blame.

Bingo and Zigger are worried about Duck, who has not changed or washed his clothes for weeks and is beginning to stink.

It is Zigger’s first day in the neighborhood. Gladys, believing that moles are dirty and messy, believes Zigger must not be allowed to stay.

As Bingo arrives at Mr. Growl’s party, he finds a wonderful pile of gifts. Bingo is particularly intrigued by Zigger’s gift, until it is revealed.

Mr. Growl has two brothers who are older, larger, and very bossy. They have written Mr. Growl asking him to move into their house with them.

Molly, the smallest and youngest in the neighborhood, is fed up with losing. She therefore takes every precaution she can to win, no matter the game.

When Bingo, Duck, and Gladys write a letter requesting a tree be cut down, Molly is very upset about the prospect of losing such a natural treasure.

Bingo and Duck are going on a hike in the woods with Ranger Big Bunny. Molly is upset because she also wants to go but is not invited.

Bingo has built a mighty tower, but he cannot find the final building block to complete it. Worse still, Duck and Zigger will not visit to look at it.

While Bingo stays inside playing computer games, he misses a great deal of wonderful experiences and excitement the outside world has to offer.

Zigger just loves to dig holes. The more, the better. Soon Bingo and Duck join him in the thrilling endeavor, much to the chagrin of Gladys and Rosa.

Bingo is frightened after being pursued by a brown bear named Rosa. Fortunately, Rosa is a friendly bear, however, one with demanding habits.

Bingo and Duck’s friendship has the hiccups. Duck is turning everything into a contest. No matter what they are involved in, Duck must be the best.

Bingo is looking forward to an entire day playing with his best friend Duck, but Duck becomes sidetracked by Zigger, greatly displeasing Bingo.

Bingo and Molly plan to build a clubhouse. When Bingo tells Duck about their plans, Duck insists it be a clubhouse for boys only, upsetting Molly.