Ep 1. Aaaggghh!/Overdue

Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs is a Canadian animated television series aimed for audiences aged between two and six years old, and is based on the popular children's book of the same name written by Ian Whybrow. The show follows the young protagonist, Harry, as he embarks on various imaginative adventures with his toy dinosaur friends. In the first episode, titled "Aaaggghh!/Overdue," Harry discovers that his library book is overdue, and decides to use his magic bucket to transport himself to a prehistoric world where he seeks the help of his dinosaur friends to return the book before the library closes.

The episode begins with Harry being woken up by his mother, who reminds him about the library book he has borrowed. Harry realizes that he hasn't returned the book and that it is now overdue. He decides to use his magic bucket to go on an adventure to find the book and return it before the library closes. He calls out to his dinosaur friends, and moments later, they appear in his room.

Together, Harry and his dinosaur friends enter the bucket and travel to a prehistoric world. Once they arrive, they begin their journey to find the book. However, they soon discover that their adventure will not be easy. They are met with various obstacles, such as crossing a river and avoiding dangerous creatures.

As they continue their search, they soon realize that they are being followed by a ferocious T-Rex. Harry and his friends quickly run for cover, but soon realize that the T-Rex has cornered them. However, Harry comes up with a brilliant plan to stop the T-Rex in its tracks, and it is not long before they can continue their journey once again.

As they search for the library book, Harry and his dinosaur friends come across familiar things such as playgrounds, libraries and audiences that cheer them on in their exciting search. Their journey takes them through different landscapes, and along the way, Harry and his friends use teamwork and resourcefulness to overcome the obstacles in their path.

Finally, after many obstacles and mishaps in their quest, Harry and his friends find the book, and they start to make their way back to the library. Along the way, they meet other dinosaurs who join them on their journey, and soon enough, a whole herd of dinosaurs is following Harry and his friends, making their journey back to the library an even more exciting adventure.

Arriving just in time, Harry returns the book to the librarian, who thanks him and his dinosaur friends for bringing it back before it was too late. Harry and his friend's heroism is celebrated with a party thrown by the librarian, and the episode ends with Harry returning back to the real world, knowing that he has made a difference in two worlds.

In conclusion, "Aaaggghh!/Overdue" is a fun and imaginative episode that captivates the young audience. Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs takes children on exciting adventures through the power of their imagination, and with its engaging characters and creative storylines, it is an excellent choice for parents looking for quality programming for their young children.