Ep 14. The Story of Joey's Sleepover

The episode "The Story of Joey's Sleepover" is the 14th episode of the third season of 64 Zoo Lane. In this episode, Joey, the kangaroo, is feeling a bit lonely and left out when all the other animals on the lane are having sleepovers.

Lucy, his friend, reaches out to him and suggests that he should invite his friends over for a sleepover and Joey is thrilled with the idea. Joey starts making plans and sending out invitation cards to all his friends, hoping that they will all turn up for the sleepover.

As the day of the sleepover arrives, Joey becomes more and more excited, making all the necessary preparations, including setting up a tent in his backyard where they will all sleep. However, Joey soon realizes that not all his friends might be able to make it to the sleepover and he starts getting worried and anxious.

To his relief, all his friends eventually show up and they all have a great time together, playing games, eating snacks, and telling scary stories around the campfire. However, as the night goes on, Joey starts feeling homesick and misses his mother.

Lucy, being the caring friend that she is, notices Joey's sadness and comes up with an idea to cheer him up. She suggests that they should all play a game of "Lion, Elephant, Gazelle" where Joey can pretend to be the lion and Lucy and his other friends can be the elephant and gazelle respectively.

Joey reluctantly agrees to play but is hesitant about the role he has to play as the lion, as he is not typically a predator. However, the game turns out to be a great success, and Joey has a lot of fun playing the role of the lion and chasing around his friends.

In the end, Joey realizes that he doesn't need to be like the other animals to fit in. He just needs to be himself and have fun with his friends. The episode ends with Joey and his friends asleep in his tent, snuggled up safely and content.

Overall, "The Story of Joey's Sleepover" is a heartwarming episode that emphasizes the importance of friendship, being true to oneself, and overcoming one's fears and anxieties. It is a great episode for children and adults alike, with its humor, catchy songs, and lovable characters.