SATURDAY MORNINGS FOREVER: September 2017

Littlest Pet Shop (LPS) was introduced in 1992 by Kenner as a line of tiny collectible caricatures of animals. The pets came with accessories, like carriers and pet supplies, and individual gimmicks, such as motion or color changing with different temperatures. Shortly before the original line ended in 1996, Sunbow Entertainment, Créativité & Developpement and AB Productions adapted the toys into a syndicated animated series. It ran from October 16-December 8, 1995 over 40 episodes.

Hasbro, who had taken over Kenner in 1991, folded the company into its main operations in 2000. In 2005, they decided to revive the LPS line with new designs that made the animals look more cartoony, but kept a realistic color style. The pets came with symbols in their eyes that meant different things. They also gained a new caretaker: Blythe.

The various Blythe dolls available in 1972.

The Blythe doll was created in 1972 by designer Allison Katzman for Marvin Glass and Associates based on Betty Boop and the “Big Eyes” paintings of Margaret Keane. Kenner had purchased the rights and produced the doll in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Japan. The big head and large eyes were deemed too scary for children, and the doll was pulled from shelves within the year.

Gina Garan and some of her Blythe dolls.

In 1997, video producer and doll collector Gina Garan was made aware of a doll that resembled her and was given her first Blythe doll from a friend. Becoming obsessed with the doll, she began to take hundreds of photos of her in various places. In 2000, after acquiring permission from Hasbro, she published her photos in the book This is Blythe and reintroduced the doll to the world. She also introduced it to her Japan-based agent Junko Wong, who decided to use it in an ad campaign they were working on for department store chain Parco. When demand for the doll rose in Japan, Hasbro granted the license to CWC Group and their Transformers partner, Takara, to produce new versions of it. As it was successful in Japan, Hasbro granted Ashton-Drake Galleries the license in 2004 to resurrect the doll in the US.

In 2010, Hasbro brought Blythe back in house by combining her with the LPS line and renaming it Blythe Loves Littlest Pet Shop. Another animated series was commissioned in 2010 to incorporate this change called Littlest Pet Shop Presents. It was comprised of seven Flash animated shorts by Cosmic Toast Studios that Hasbro released exclusively online. In the show, Blythe would be involved with something fashion or pet-related while the variety of animals in her care, resembling the current toys, would have conversations she couldn’t understand and adventures in their imagination. Although “pet shop” was in the name, the show took place anywhere but.

A new look and a new logo. Promo image for Littlest Pet Shop.

Margaret Loesch, then-CEO of The Hub, the television network jointly owned by Hasbro and Discovery Communications, commissioned the development of a new LPS series. Julie McNally-Cahill and Tim Cahill were put in charge of developing the show, which used the Cosmic Toast short as a springboard. Blythe was renamed Blythe Baxter, and instead of just having an interest in fashion she was made an aspiring fashion designer. She was also given the ability to communicate with animals, much like Dr. Dolittle. Blythe retained the scooter she had in the web series as her primary mode of transportation.

Blythe with the pets: (from top) Sunil, Minka, Pepper, Vinnie, Zoe, Penny Ling and Russell.

The setting of the show was a pastiche of New York called Downtown City, where Blythe (Ashleigh Ball) moved with her father, Roger (Michael Kopsa), after he was promoted in his work as an airline pilot. They ended up living in the building above Littlest Pet Shop, where an old dumbwaiter connected Blythe’s room to the daycare in the store. She befriended the shop’s regular campers: Russell Ferguson (Samuel Vincent), a hedgehog who took it upon himself to try and keep things orderly and organized; Minka Mark (Kira Tozer), a hyperactive spider monkey who loved to paint; Pepper Clark (Tabitha St. Germain), a skunk with ambitions of being a comedian; Sunil Nevla (Peter New), a mongoose with a passion for magic; Vinnie Terrio (Kyle Rideout), a gecko that loved to dance and Sunil’s best friend; Penny Ling (Jocelyne Loewen), a sensitive panda interested in rhythmic gymnastics; and Zoe Trent (Nicole Oliver), a diva show dog that could sing.

Mrs. Twombly always generates strange looks in those that know her.

The owner of LPS was Anna Twombly (Kathleen Barr), a kind and off-beat woman with a passion for doorknobs and who invented the martial art/sewing style of Kung-Fu Quilting. Blythe’s arrival was fortuitous as LPS found itself in dire straits due to the competition from Largest Ever Pet Shop, owned by ruthless businessman Fisher Biskit (Vincent). Blythe helped to save the store by marketing her pet fashions, known as Blythe Style (taken from the title of one of Garan’s books), in the store. Blythe also stayed on as a part-time employee in the store.

LPS welcomes literally animals of all kinds. Even those that shouldn't really be pets...or in the city...

Initially, Hasbro was reluctant to have the series set an actual pet store; feeling that audiences would find it disconcerting that the animal characters would change over frequently as they were sold. The Cahills reassured them that modern pet stores didn’t just sell pets, but also catered to them with grooming and day care services (in fact, Twombly’s phone greeting was “We don’t sell pets, we cater to them.”). That allowed for a wide variety of animals to cross paths with the main crew, including Buttercream Sundae (Cathy Weseluck), a hyperactive rabbit from the Sweet Delights candy store next door; Sugar Sprinkles (Kelly Metzger), a cat with sprinkles all over her that played the ukulele; Goldy (Brian Drummond), an adventurous goldfish forced to live a dull life in a bowl; Madame Pom (Barr impersonating Eva Gabor), a snobby Pomeranian show dog that was Zoe’s frenemy; Mr. Otto Von Fuzzlebutt (New), an energetic raccoon that was prone to intense, deep power naps, and countless others.

Blythe with Youngmee, Sue and Jasper.

Blythe and the main animals were determined by Hasbro for inclusion in the show, but the Cahills wanted to also expand the human roster including Twombly and the various pet parents. They gave Blythe a life away from the pet shop, showing her in school, fashion camp and other places. Blythe’s best friend was Youngmee Song (Shannon Chan-Kent), an intelligent (though spacey) girl whose Aunt Christie (Tozer) owned the Sweet Delights shop. Blythe’s other friends were Sue Patterson (Tozer), an athlete who was often envious about Blythe’s sense of fashion and creativity, and Jasper Jones (Barr), a humoristic and outgoing boy that was the first to greet Blythe at school. Then there was Josh Sharp (Vincent), Blythe’s crush that often left her tongue-tied in his presence. Blythe’s main enemies were the Biskit twins, Whittany and Brittany (both Chan-Kent). The daughters of Fisher Biskit, they were spoiled rotten and weren’t afraid to show it; constantly scheming on how to ruin Blythe’s efforts in anything she did and make themselves look good (which wasn’t helped by the fact that they weren’t all that intelligent). The characters were designed by Kora Kosicka and Amy He.

The Biskits and their chinchillas.

Littlest Pet Shop debuted on The Hub on November 10, 2012 with two episodes. Daniel Ingram and Steffan Andrews were the series composers, and Ingram also composed the series’ theme with Dan Kuby similar to the web series’ one with different lyrics performed by Ball. In keeping with the fashion theme, Blythe was depicted in at least two different outfits and hairstyles per episode; a rarity in cartoons, and a complication that added some time to the episode rendering. Each episode took about a year to complete, with four episodes being worked on simultaneously in Flash. The Cahills, who had a penchant for quirky comedy, were allowed by Hasbro to incorporate a lot of slapstick into the episodes. Much like The Hub’s earlier, successful My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, they sought to take what was largely considered a girls’ property and make it accessible to boys and adults as well. The show was also notable for sharing several cast members from Friendship is Magic and the 1990s LPS series.

Blythe with her crush, Josh.

The show ran for four seasons, along with two mini-seasons of animated shorts that aired online prior to the third and fourth season debuts. The shorts were written by the Cahills, as was the main seasons along with Roger Eschbacher, Mitch Larson, Evan Gore, Heather Lombard, Corey Powell, Cindy Morrow, Merriwether Williams, Adam Beechen, Tom Minton, Guy Toubes, F.M. DeMarco, David Shayne, Nick Confalone, and Eric Rogers. Dallas Parker served as the supervising director through season three, where he was succeeded by Joel Dickie after stepping down. Steven Garcia served as a director for the last two seasons, while Mike Myhre came on for the final. It was nominated for a Daytime Arts Emmy Award for the song “If You’re a Guy” in 2013. Oliver and New were both nominated for ACTRA and the Union of British Columbia Performers awards for their characters’ portrayals, which Oliver won. Ingram and Andrews were both nominated for Leo Awards for their work on “Lights, Camera, Mongoose!” Hasbro ultimately decided to end production on the show as it failed to achieve its primary objective: sell the toys. The LPS line was increasingly struggling through the show’s run, although the show itself did remarkably well.

Eliza Biskit returns!

The third season went on a four-month hiatus while the network was in the process of changing its ownership and name to Discovery Family. The Biskits’ antagonistic roles gradually began to be reduced, and Blythe and the pets spent more time having separate adventures. The fourth season had two ongoing subplots: Blythe was learning about her mother through a journal found in the possession of her mother’s childhood pet, an old tortoise named Speedy Shellberg (Vincent), and Twombly seeking to expand her business across the whole neighborhood as Littlest Pet Street. Throughout the course of the show, Blythe kept her abilities largely a secret due to her fear of how she would be treated once word got out. She was eventually forced to reveal her abilities to Youngmee, which helped Youngmee to understand a lot of the strange happenings the pair had been through, and to her father in the series finale, who had suspected as much as her mother also had that ability. The fourth season also saw the introduction of the Biskits’ mother, Eliza (Chan-Kent), who was the opposite of the others: cheerful, bubbly and constantly breaking into song. Her absence was explained by her having a bad headache and staying in another wing of their mansion the whole time.

A page from the LPS comics.

While the show was in production, the LPS toys were modified to closer resemble the featured characters beginning in 2013. Gameloft developed a mobile game based on the show, which saw players having to collect 150 pets and take care of them. In 2014, IDW Publishing published a five-issue mini-series written by Georgia Ball and Matt Anderson with art by Nicanor Pena and Antonio Campo. Hasbro wanted the comic to entertain readers and not really push a moral message. They also gave the creators free reign to incorporate things that may not necessarily have been established on the show. A one-shot, Spring Cleaning! was released in 2015 and the various parts of the books were collected into digest-sized hardcovers.

LPS DVD cover.

The entire series has yet to be released to home media. Between 2013 and 2015, Shout! Factory released 45 episodes from the first three seasons across 9 DVD collections in North America. Primal Screen released 11 episodes across 2 DVD collections in the United Kingdom and the Middle East. Beyond Home Entertainment released 30 episodes across 6 DVDs in Australia. The complete series has been made available on streaming services, such as Amazon Video.

EPISODE GUIDE:

Season 1:

“Blythe’s Big Adventure Part 1” (11/10/12) – Blythe and her father move to Downtown City where she discovers she can communicate with animals.

“Blythe’s Big Adventure Part 2” (11/10/12) – The pets in the shop below Blythe convince her to help save the shop from going out of business.

“Bad Hair Day” (11/17/12) – As Blythe gives Zoe a bad haircut, Minka is pressured into becoming a famous artist.

“Gailbreak!” (11/24/12) – Zoe and her friends go to bust her sister Gail out of Largest Ever Pet Shop.

“Penny For Your Laughs” (12/1/12) – Pepper takes to insult comedy while the Biskits become Blythe’s friends after she defends them from a bully.

“Mean Isn’t Your Color” (12/8/12) – Blythe has a hard time with her father having a date while Penny Ling struggles with the desire to tell Blythe she doesn’t like her new outfit.

“Russell Up Some Fun” (12/15/12) – Being pestered to loosen up has Russell create the alter ego “Fun Russell” while Sue begins dressing and acting like Blythe.

“Blythe’s Crush” (12/22/12) – Sunil uses his “psychic abilities” to try and locate Josh Sharp so that Blythe can return the keys he dropped.

“Dumb Dumbwaiter” (12/29/12) – Penny Ling leads the rescue when Blythe, Zoe, Pepper and Minka end up stuck in the dumbwaiter.

“Eve of Destruction” (1/5/13) – Mrs. Twombly searches for her favorite cleaning supply while Blythe referees Zoe and her rival, Madame Pom.

“Books and Covers” (1/12/13) – Blythe puts the Biskits on her Mathlete team in order to compete while the pets think a new visitor is a spy from Largest Ever Pet Shop.

“So You Skink You Can Dance” (1/19/13) – When Blythe and Vinnie go to Hollywood, camera-shy Blythe is mistaken for a dancer on the program Shake-A-Leg.

“Lights, Camera, Mongoose!” (1/26/13) – Sunil and famous mongoose Shahrukh trade lives.

“Topped with Buttercream” (2/9/13) – The pets end up stuck in Sweet Delights with Buttercream and enjoy too many treats.

“Trading Places” (2/2/13) – Zoe asks Penny Ling to tell a new dog camper that she likes him while Russell goes to Blythe’s school and gets lost.

“Sweet (Truck) Ride” (2/16/13) – When the pets accidentally send the Sweet Truck careening down the street, Blythe gets the blame.

“Helicopter Dad” (2/23/13) – Roger surprises Blythe at school so theyc an hang out and Minka makes a new friend.

“What’s in the Batter?” (3/2/13) – While helping Youngmee, Blythe loses her necklace in cupcake batter.

“What Did You Say?” (3/9/13) – Blythe loses her ability to understand the pets just as Vinnie accidentally ends up in the city dump.

“Bakers and Fakers” (3/16/13) – The pets learn the Biskits plan to cheat to win the baking competition.

“Terriers and Tiaras” (3/23/13) – Blythe undergoes a bad transformation when she agrees to be on a reality pet pageant show.

“Lotsa Luck” (3/30/13) – Blythe discovers Mrs. Twombly invented a unique martial art while Pepper tries to make her hero, Old Bananas, laugh.

“Door-Jammed” (4/6/13) – Sunil and Vinnie suspect their friends became werewolves while Mrs. Twombly seeks to reclaim a valuable doorknob from Fisher Biskit.

“Frenemies” (4/13/13) – Zoe and Pepper become competitive in planning a party for Penny Ling, and Vinnie learns he can dance better without his tail.

“Blythe’s Pet Project” (4/20/13) – Items go missing around the day camp, including Mrs. Twombly’s glasses.

“Summertime Blues” (4/27/13) – Blythe gets anxiety over leaving after she’s accepted into a junior program at a fashion school.

Season 2:

“Missing Blythe” (11/2/13) – The pets plan to visit Blythe at her summer camp.

“The Nest Hats Craze!” (11/2/13) – A baby chick ends up in Blythe’s nest hat.

“Eight Arms to Hold You” (11/9/13) – Russell’s slumber party is about to be crashed by several uninvited guests.

“Heart of Parkness” (11/16/13) – Sunil rescues the racoons in City Park and has to decide between being their king or returning to the pet shop.

“Pawlm Reading” (11/23/13) – A phony psychic tricks Mrs. Twombly into a specific brand of pet food while the pets try to conform themselves to her readings.

“The Treasure of Henrietta Twombly” (11/30/13) – A reality TV show reveals a treasure is buried under the shop.

“What, Meme Worry?” (12/7/13) – Zoe becomes jealous when Sunil’s picture goes viral.

“The Big, Feathered Parade” (12/14/13) – Blythe’s designs for the Big Feathered Parade end up stolen and used by another designer named Ramon.

“A Day at the Museum” (12/21/13) – The pets get lost in a museum and Blythe must find them before security does.

“Alligators and Handbags” (12/28/13) – The pets deal with a bully while Blythe battles with self-confidence after a fashion icon gives her designs a harsh critique.

“Blythe’s Big Idea” (1/4/14) – Blythe trades in her scooter for a sales kiosk and Roger’s airline begins a Pet Jet service.

“Commercial Success” (1/11/14) – When business gets slow Mrs. Twombly agrees to let Blythe shoot a commercial.

“So Interesting” (1/18/14) – The pets share interesting stories with each other, which Penny Ling uses an opportunity to craft a wonderful fantasy.

“To Paris with Zoe” (1/25/14) – Blythe takes Zoe to Paris for a dog show where Blythe falls for the city and Zoe falls for a miming street dog named Phillippe.

“Super Sunil” (2/1/14) – Penny Ling convinces Sunil he has powers to give him confidence, while Blythe helps out with the Sweet Delights truck.

“Sweet Pepper” (2/8/14) – Blythe babysits Buttercream while trying to finish a new book, and Pepper isn’t sure how to profess her feelings for a new camper.

“Shanghai Hi-Jinks” (2/15/14) – Blythe and the pets travel to Shanghai where Mrs. Twombly receives and honor for inventing Kung Fu Quilting and Penny Ling meets her family.

“Grounded” (2/22/14) – When Roger is laid off, he takes a job as the Biskits’ personal assistant and chauffeur.

“Inside Job” (3/1/14) – Blythe runs for class president against the Biskits while the pets try to locate the source of an annoying noise.

“Plane it on Rio!” (3/8/14) – Ramon reappears and tries to spoil Blythe’s chances of competing in the Carnival parade.

“Littlest Bigfoot” (3/15/14) – Roger takes Blythe and the pets camping to find Bigfoot where Penny Ling finds a friend and Blythe finds the Biskits destroying the woods.

“Sunil’s Sick Day” (3/22/14) – Russell tries to help patch up Vinnie and Sunil’s friendship.

“The Hedgehog in the Plastic Bubble” (3/29/14) – Russell and Blythe find themselves alone.

“Standup Stinker” (4/5/14) – Blythe advises Pepper on her stand-up while the pets try to convince Minka she’s the first monkey on Mars.

“The Expo Factor, Part 1” (4/12/14) – The stress over the International Pet Fashion Expo increases when Blythe is asked to do a photoshoot for the top fashion magazine.

“The Expo Factor, Part 2” (4/12/14) – The Biskits sabotage Blythe, making all her fears about things going wrong seemingly come true.

Shorts Season 1:

“Tail-Rave-lum” (5/30/14) – L-Zard and his crew visit Vinnie for some dancing.

“The Ladies of LPS” (6/13/14) – Blythe and the girl pets share some quality time.

“Littlest Pet Peeves” (6/27/14) – Russell, Zoe and Sunil can’t seem to stop annoying each other.

“Eau de Pepper” (7/11/14) – Pepper and Penny Ling try to capture her happiest scent.

“Where’d the Escargot?” (8/1/14) – Vinnie and Penny Ling try to keep snails from becoming food.

“Life of Cake” (8/8/14) – Sunil fights Steve for a piece of cake.

“The Fire Hydrant Song” (8/22/14) – Zoe sings to make herself feel fabulous.

“Naptime’s a Ball” (9/19/14) – Russell wants a nap, but ends up on an adventure instead.

“Just Not Into It” (10/3/14) – Russell, Vinnie and Sunil try on clothes.

“Monkey Chase” (10/17/14) – Minka’s imagination runs wild as she paints.

Season 3:

“Sleeper” (5/31/14) – Russell challenges Vinnie and Sunil to entertain the new boarder, which they seemingly fail when he falls into a deep sleep.

“War of the Weirds” (6/7/14) – Blythe investigates a UFO the pets saw while Twombly tries to figure out how to get more business.

“Some Assistance Required” (6/14/14) – Blythe becomes Mona Autum’s assistant while Zoe and Russell deal with a pet model trying to sabotage Russell’s photoshoot.

“Secret Cupet” (6/21/14) – Russell becomes the latest target of a mysterious pet cupid.

“Hamster Hoods” (6/28/14) – Pepper and Vinnie investigate the appearance of Largest Ever Pet Shop merchandise in the dumbwaiter.

“Tongue Tied” (7/5/14) – City pets flock from all over for help when they learn of Blythe’s abilities, but she can’t seem to communicate with one ferret.

“What’s So Scary About the Jungle? Everything!” (7/12/14) – Penny Ling is disappointed when the host of her favorite nature show has developed a phobia of pandas.

“Two Pets for Two Pests” (7/19/14) – Blythe tries to pair the Biskits up with twin chinchillas while Vinnie proves he can paint to Minka.

“Feud for Thought” (7/26/14) – Whittany becomes jealous after Brittany scores higher than her on a test, and arguing koalas cause chaos at the shop.

“Fish Out of Water” (8/2/14) – Blythe, Zoe and Minka try to rescue Josh from working for the Biskits while the others work with an alligator to save a goldfish in the sewer.

“If the Shoe Fits” (8/9/14) – The pets follow Blythe and Youngmee to the Biskits’ party disguised as a tall man.

“The Very Littlest Pet Shop” (8/16/14) – A jungle curse shrinks the pet shop and pets, and a little girl believes they are toys.

“The Secret Recipe” (8/23/14) – Blythe has to reveal her secret to Youngmee to save their friendship.

“Winter Wonder Wha…?” (12/13/14) – Blythe and Zoe go to the Biskits’ winter chateau and the others work on cheering up a penguin.

“Snow Stormin’” (12/20/14) – A massive snowstorm traps Blythe and the pets in the shop.

“Back Window” (12/27/14) – An injured Russell swears he sees Josh stealing Blythe’s designs from the garbage.

“Room Enough” (1/3/15) – A visiting kitten wants to know why Blythe can understand them as Blythe considers redecorating her room.

“Why Can’t We Be Friends?” (1/10/15) – Blythe makes a new friend at the thrift shop and Vinnie has to hide his new spider friend from Sunil.

“Pet Sounds” (1/17/15) – Minka’s cousin believes his scientist owner invented a helmet that lets him talk to pets.

“The Sister Story” (1/24/15) – Blythe’s competitive aunt comes for a visit and she and Roger compete non-stop, while Vinnie and Sunil compete to see who can predict the future best.

“A Night at the Pawza” (1/31/15) – Blythe and Twombly help a friend’s hotel become a success to keep it out of Fisher’s hands.

“Proud as a…Peacock?” (2/7/15) – The pets try to help a shy peacock gain confidence.

“Sue Syndrome” (2/21/15) – Sue is nervous about receiving an award in front of the whole school while Pepper is jealous over a sweet-smelling visiting skunk.

“In the Loop” (2/28/15) – Russell seems to be living the same day over and over when a groundhog visits.

“It’s the Pet Fest! Part 1” (3/7/15) – Blythe scrambles to make her Pet Fest happen.

“It’s the Pet Fest! Part 2” (3/7/15) – When the venue falls through, Blythe must find a new one for the Pet Fest.

Shorts Season 2:

“The Biggity-Big Dog Show” (10/4/15) – Zoe gets a rash on the day of a big dog show.

“Sour Puss” (10/4/15) – Blythe and the girl pets sing about having girl time.

“So Like Bored” (10/4/15) – The Biskits think of ways to entertain themselves.

“OmmmMG” (10/4/15) – Sunil tries to get Vinnie and Minka to sit still.

“What’s Next?” (11/5/15) – Blythe ponders what to do next in her life.

Season 4:

“The Tortoise and the Heir” (11/7/15) – Blythe meets a tortoise who ends up being her mother’s former pet, and keeper of her journal.

“Pitch Purrfect” (11/7/15) – Zoe forms her own singing group after being rejected from an all-cat one, and Twombly sells her doorknobs so that she can buy the street.

“Ivan the Terrific” (11/14/15) – The pets deal with a lost circus bear while Blythe helps Youngmee find her perfect pet.

“Senior Day” (11/21/15) – Russell’s father comes to stay with him when his owner’s senior center says he can no longer stay.

“Littlest Pet Shop of Horrors” (11/28/15) – It’s Halloween, and the pets and Blythe tell spooky stories.

“Game of Groans” (12/5/15) – Blythe, Russell, Vinnie and Sunil head to the Renaissance Fair.

“The Tiniest Animal Store” (12/12/15) – The shop becomes the basis for a new sitcom, but Blythe worries it could reveal her secret.

“Spendthrifty” (12/19/15) – Blythe becomes a sales clerk but is unable to resist the bargains, while the pets distrust Blythe’s new doll Roger brought her from Japan.

“Un-vetted” (12/26/15) – Blythe and Russell go camping while Zoe develops a crush on her vet’s new dog.

“Pump Up the Panda” (1/2/16) – Blythe and the pets go to the beach where Penny Ling gets a lobster personal trainer and Vinnie and Sunil have a sandcastle building contest.

“Snipmates” (1/9/16) – Sugar Sprinkles is uncharacteristically grouchy while Blythe competes against her former camp roommate in a fashion show.

“Guilt Tripping” (1/16/16) – Blythe accidentally gets the Biskits suspended from school while Pepper waits for Vinnie’s punishment after breaking his lucky rock.

“Petnapped!” (1/23/16) – A departed millionaire’s dog must determine her new owner, while the pets try to reenact an episode of Russell’s favorite show.

“Steamed” (3/26/16) – Blythe helps Twombly set up her new coffee shop and Sugar Sprinkle’s song causes Pepper to unleash a coffee smell that attracts customers.

“Two Peas in a Podcast” (3/26/16) – The Biskits try to create their own vlog to compete with Blythe’s and the pets are devastated to learn Penny Ling is moving away.

“Go Figure!” (4/2/16) – Minka wants to learn Zen from a grasshopper more interest in Russell, and Vinnie accidentally gets sold as a toy when lost at a sci-fi convention.

“A Doggie Biskit” (4/9/16) – Eliza’s dog Poppy Pawsley doesn’t want to participate in a dog show.

“It’s a Happy, Happy, Happy, Happy World” (4/16/16) – Josh tries to help Blythe find her mother’s journal while a quokka encourages Sunil to find happiness in the city.

“Race Team: Buttercream” (4/23/16) – The starting bell in underground bunny races turns Buttercream into a competitive brute, betting on whom costs Sunil and Vinnie Blythe’s phone.

“On the Same Page” (4/30/16) – An entry in the journal has Blythe worried she’ll lose her ability while the boys and girls have a falling out in the daycare over the girls’ amount of stuff.

“Paint a Picture, it Lasts Longer” (5/7/16) – Blythe takes the credit for a painting Minka’s embarrassed to have done.

“Bake it ‘til You Make It” (5/14/16) – Sunil pretends to be a doctor for his visiting parents and Blythe has her famous cousin help around Sweet Delights.

“LPS: The Moosical” (5/21/16) – A visiting moose nervously sings, which bothers everyone except the part-Canadian Blythe.

“Seeing Red” (5/28/16) – Penny Ling becomes curious about a visiting panda while Blythe writes a story about her parents as teenagers.

“Littlest Pet Street Part 1” (6/4/16) – Picking up a viral video star for the street’s grand opening leads the Pet Jet to crash on an abandoned island.

“Littlest Pet Street Part 2” (6/4/16) – Blythe, Roger and the pets try to figure a way off the island while Twombly desperately tries to get everything ready for the grand opening.

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