The Secret Life of Toys

- Season 1

(1994)

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Follow the Leader: Balthazar is feeling old and tired, and when he sees how much the other toys admire the youth and strength of Dr. Wizardo, the hero of one of the children's computer games, he presses the "escape" button and lets Wizardo out. Disappearing Ditz: After Ditz repeatedly interrupts Rugby's magic show, Rugby wishes that Ditz would disappear.

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Rock-A-Bye Worries: Hortense, the venerable rocking horse, has always been a worrier. But when she believes herself to be the getaway horse in a bank robbery, she does more than worry. In front of her concerned friends, she rocks madly, getting nowhere, until she falls over. Now they've all got something to worry about... The Magic Fish: The Magic Fish is a fortune-telling game the children play. When they leave the room the clairvoyant fish, naturally, comes to life and starts answering questions. Raisin doesn't want to take turns finding out the answers to her ...

Climbers: Balthazar, the undisputed leader of the toys, is generally believed to be afraid of nothing. But the dignified old bear has a secret - he's terrified of heights. When Felix the Climber, who was last seen climbing the rafters, is found stuck behind an old radiator, Balthazar must face his greatest fear in order to rescue an old friend. Be Plush: To a toy, being plush is a state of mind. A toy who is plush is unbelievably cool, and Rugby naturally considers himself to be the plushest toy in the playroom. He maintains all tigers are plush... until he meets ...

Queen Raisin: Raisin is sick and tired of the fact that Daffodil, the fragile doll who lives on the High Up Shelf, is always chosen to be the queen. Raisin decides it's her turn. She paints her face and fixes her hair. Now all she needs is the crown. The problem is that it's firmly planted on Dilly's head, high up on the shelf, a long way from the floor. Balthazar in Beam Land: When Rugby annoys everyone by always doing exactly the opposite of what he's told, Balthazar just laughs. "He's just like me when I was young." Or so Balthazar thinks. When he tells Rugby to go...

Ditz and Datz: One day, the children make a paperbag puppet, name him Datz and declare him to be Ditz's brother. The other toys know full well that Datz is just an old paper bag, but Ditz is thrilled to have a brother. Fuelled by Ditz's belief in him, Datz comes to life... and he is not a nice guy. Ditz has to choose between his friends and his "brother" - a decision which becomes easier the meaner Datz gets. Mummies: Raisin has heard Rugby boast one time too many. When he says he's not afraid of the Mummy that might come back to claim the Mummy Stone which Rugby has ...

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More Than a Mouse: Mew wants to prove that he's not just a cat toy - he's a mouse! So, he runs away and moves into what he thinks is a mousehole. But it's not a mousehole. It's the tunnel which is set up for the children's electric train. When Rugby gets stuck in the tunnel trying to get Mew out before the train comes, Mew has to use his mousiest talent in order to get Rugby out. Happy Hortense to You: Hortense is once again left out of the children's birthday celebrations. To make it up to her, her friends decide to give her a birthday party. A rocking horse birthday...

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It's Rugby's turn to go up to the high up window. But the children has tied him and raisin together and they must learn to work together.A bear that looks exactly like Balthazar is impersonating everyone and the toys must guess who the real Balthazar is.

Who Shares, Win: If a toy doesn't get shared, he or she becomes invisible to the other toys until he or she gets shared again. This would happen to Mew on the day of the Big Bounce Contest -- and he's the best bouncer the Little Toy Team has! Determined not to ruin his team's chances, Mew sets out to become visible, no matter what it takes. It's a Giveaway: The children, in a moment of extreme generosity, decide to give Rugby away to the local children's hospital. Though being a Giveaway is the greatest honour a toy can have, Rugby doesn't want to go. But how is he ...

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