Ep 29. The Favourite Badge

The Favourite Badge is the 29th episode of the third season of the popular children's show, Hey Duggee. The show revolves around a group of adorable animal characters who attend a clubhouse led by the eponymous Duggee, a friendly, big-hearted dog.

In this episode, the Squirrels are tasked with earning the Favorite Badge. To earn the badge, each Squirrel must choose their favorite thing and create a presentation to convince the others why their favorite thing is the best. This turns out to be a difficult task for some of the Squirrels, who struggle to articulate why their favorite thing is so special.

The first Squirrel tasked with presenting is Roly, who chooses his favorite thing to be apple pie. He successfully convinces the other Squirrels by appealing to their senses and describing how delicious apple pie tastes.

Next up is Betty, who chooses her favorite thing to be dancing. She performs a dance routine and describes how it makes her feel happy and free. However, Happy interrupts her presentation by sneezing, causing her to lose her confidence and stutter. Undaunted, Duggee encourages Happy to try again, and Betty nails her presentation on her second attempt.

The third Squirrel to present is Tag, who chooses his favorite thing to be collecting stickers. However, he struggles to express why he finds it so enjoyable. None of the other Squirrels seem particularly interested in his presentation, and Tag worries that he won't earn the badge. Duggee comes to his rescue, reminding Tag that it's okay to like something just because it makes him happy, even if he can't explain why.

Last but not least, Norrie presents her favorite thing - rainbows. She describes how rainbows make her feel happy and hopeful, and engages the other Squirrels by having them paint their own rainbows. Norrie's presentation is a hit, and she earns the Favorite Badge.

The Favourite Badge is a heart-warming episode that explores the idea of individuality and celebrates the things that make each of us unique. The Squirrels' presentations remind us that what we love is important, even if others may not understand it. The episode teaches children the importance of self-expression and encourages them to embrace their individuality. It's a great watch for parents and kids alike!