Muppet Babies (2018 TV series)

"Sir Kermit the Brave": At the time when he has a secret fear of the dark, Kermit imagines himself as a knight where he has an encounter with a dragon named Dot (Rachel Bloom).

"Animal Fly Airplane": Animal has expressed interest in wanting to fly an airplane when the rest of the Muppets imagine themselves flying into a airplane to Paris, France.

"Hatastrophe": While playing with Fozzie's propeller beanie, Kermit accidentally causes it to fall into the yard of their neighbors Mr. Statler and Mr. Waldorf and must lead the others into finding a way to return it to Fozzie.

"Fly South": Learning about the migration of birds upon seeing them fly south for the winter, Gonzo suspects that Camilla, Priscilla, and Beep are going to migrate when Miss Nanny plans to take them on a trip.

"The Great Muppet Sport-A-Thon" - The Muppet Babies put on a sporting competition that is watched by Mr. Statler and Mr. Waldorf. With help from Miss Nanny, Piggy has learn how to be a good sport and get back in the game after losing several events.

"You Say Potato, I Say Best Friend" - When Gonzo becomes best friends with a potato, the rest of the Muppet Babies must learn how to include it in their games.

Song for The Great Muppet Sport-A-Thon: "Get Back in the Game" by Miss Nanny

"Super Fabulous vs Captain Icecube": To make Piggy and Summer play together, Kermit has the group imagine that Miss Piggy is the superhero Super Fabulous and Summer as Captain Icecube where they must work together to save Kermit from Dr. Meanzo (Played by Gonzo), Noodler (Played by Fozzie), Dr. Meanzo's sidekick, Meanimal (Played by Animal).

"Piggy's Time Machine": Piggy is impatient for the arrival of her birthday, so the Muppet Babies imagine they have a time machine where Piggy unknowingly has everyone brought to the Mesozoic where they evade a Hug-A-Saurus Rex, the future where they meet Miss Nanny 2.0, the Signing of the United States Declaration of Independence, the Wright Brothers flights of 1909, Mark Antony's famous speech, the Viking Age, and the theme song of The Muppet Show (footage actually taken from the 2011 movie). They soon get stuck in Ancient Egypt when the time machine breaks down.

Song for Super Fabulous vs Captain Icecube: "Super Fabulous"

"How Kermit Got His Groove": As the Muppet Babies clean up the playroom by music time, Rizzo the Rat moves out of the nearby mouse hole and starts making a mess of things. If the Muppet Babies want to reclaim the playroom, they'll have to bear Rizzo in a dance contest. Though he chooses Kermit as an opponent where Kermit can't dance. So the other Muppet Babies work to teach him before the dance off.

"One Small Problem": As Miss Nanny is baking cookies, Summer is tired of being the shortest her friends. To help Summer, Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker invent an Enlarge-O Ray to increase her size. However, it malfunctions and shrinks Summer to a small size. While Bunsen and Beaker work to fix the Enlarge-O Ray, the other Muppet Babies must find a way to have fun with a tiny-sized Summer.

"The Blanket Fort": Piggy and Summer build a blanket fort which leads to Blanketopia where Piggy is a queen and Summer is a princess. Though there are some rules that Piggy has the chicks enforce like no breaking things, no loud noises, no licking the walls, no exclaiming the answser "no" to the queen.

"Playground Pirates": When Miss Nanny's earring goes missing, Kermit imagines himself as Captain Greenbeard as he leads Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, Animal, Summer, and Camilla into searching for it while overcoming obstacles por example, a storm, a giant squid, and some booby traps.

Song for The Blanket Fort: "The Rules of the Kingdom" by Piggy

"Summer Penguin P.I.": When Piggy and Gonzo's checker board is flipped, Summer becomes a Sherlock Holmes style-detective to find out who is responsible.

"You Ought To Be In Pictures": During a field trip at the museum, a monkey from a painting steals Fozzie's lunchbox as the Muppet Babies work to reclaim it before lunchtime.

"Kermit Levels Up": As Fozzie gets ready for his comedy show while Nanny starts to make strawberry muffins, Kermit plays a jetpack-themed video game that Mr. Statler accidentally dropped into their yard. The Muppet Babies imagine themselves in the game as Fozzie starts showing concern that they are more focused on the video game.

"Frogs of a Feather": Carlos, a blue frog (Todrick Hall) appears at Miss Nanny's house where she has him play with the Muppet Babies. Fozzie imagines him in a frog-themed hotel where he starts giving him treatment related to things that Kermit likes. Though Fozzie neglects to ask Carlos what he really likes causing the other Muppet Babies to take this action.

“Animal Cleans Up”: Animal has done a lot of things to give him a bad smell that even bother Mr. Statler and Mr. Waldorf like juggling eggs, chasing a skunk, eating a stinky cheese sandwich, and rolling in mud. The rest of the Muppet Babies imagine themselves having gone through a car wash as they work to get a vehicle version of Animal in it.

“Best Pals Pizza Parlor Palace”: Fozzie and Kermit, the best friends cannot agree on how to run their imaginary pizza parlor where Kermit wants it as the fancy "Best Pals Pizza Palace" and Fozzie wants it as the family fun "Best Pals Pizza Parlor" where they soon have to agree on what pizza to make when Rizzo shows up to their restaurant.

“The Good, The Bad, and The Froggy”: After Kermit hurts his knee in tricycle race and no longer wants to ride a tricycle, the Muppet Babies go on a Wild West adventure where Galloping Gulch has its juice boxes stolen by Gonzo the Kid and Sundance the Potato and Sheriff Kermit must ride the tricycle again and defeat Gonzo the Kid.

“Muppet Rock”: The Muppet Babies form a Rock Band in order to perform at Muppet Rock-Splosion. They must get ready to perform by the time night falls. While Animal thinks that they need to practice, Piggy thinks that they should have other stuff for their performance.

Song for The Good, The Bad, and The Froggy: "Hopalong Froggy and the Buckin’ Bronco" by Kermit

"Upside-Down Day": When Summer has a case of bad-day-itis, Gonzo's cure is turning the whole playroom upside down.

"Tooth and Consequences": Animal gets disappointed when he loses a tooth and the tooth fairy doesn't come. He and his friends travel to the lair of the tooth fairy.

Songs for Upside-Down Day: "Upside-Downsy Conga" and "You're Not Alone" by Kermit

"The Great Gonzo's Desert Grand Prix": Gonzo decides to make everything a race and challenges the whole playroom to a grand prix which is commentated by Mr. Statler and Mr. Waldorf.

"Animal Kong": During quiet time, Animal isn't allowed to play the drums and becomes Animal Kong. With help from Rizzo, the Muppet Babies must find a away to calm him down.

"Bunsen Knows All": Bunsen is asked a question he doesn't know the answer to that revolves around where rubber chickens come from, so he fibs and the lie grows out of control.

"Doctor Fozzie": While playing pretend hospital, Doctor Fozzie quickly gets too many patients.

Song for Bunsen Knows All: “How to Grow a Rubber Chicken Tree” by Bunsen

"Grandpa Camp": It's Grandparent's Day and since Fozzie has never met his grandparents, Kermit finds two people to fill in for him....Mr. Statler and Mr. Waldorf.

"A Backyard Divided": When Gonzo and Piggy can't seem to get along, they divide the backyard into two separate kingdoms with Animal and Summer on Gonzo's side and Kermit and Fozzie on Piggy's side.