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Pecola was a children's animated television show that aired on Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2003. The show was based on a character of the same name created by Canadian author Barbara Slate, who wrote a series of children's books about the adventures of a young penguin who lived in a town called Cube Town.

The show's premise revolved around the life of Pecola, a blue penguin who lived with his family in Cube Town, a quirky and colorful community filled with talking animals and bizarre landscapes. Pecola's main aspiration was to be popular and a normal kid, which often led him on wild and wacky adventures, as he tried to impress the cool kids in town.

The animation style of the show was unique, featuring bright colors, exaggerated shapes, and a cartoonish design, which helped create a light and comedic atmosphere that was appealing to young audiences. The show's comedic timing and pacing were well-executed, with the dialogue and physical humor often drawing laughs from both children and adults.

Each episode of Pecola followed a self-contained story, which focused on a particular aspect of Pecola's life, such as his relationships with his family and friends, his attempts to impress his crush, and his struggles to face his fears. The show's writers did a great job of weaving together themes of friendship, self-acceptance, and endurance, which were central to each episode's plot.

One of the unique things about Pecola was the way the show used animals as its main characters. While the animals behaved in a human-like manner, the show's creators embraced the imaginative possibilities of living creatures, creating imaginative scenarios that were often filled with whimsy and humor.

Another standout feature of the show was the voice acting. The voice actors did a magnificent job of bringing the characters to life, infusing them with personality and charm. The show's main voice actor, Sonja Ball, brought a lot of heart to the character of Pecola, making him endearing and relatable to children.

Despite its lightheartedness and humor, Pecola often touched on important issues that were relevant to its young audience. The show tackled themes of bullying, peer pressure, and body image, providing a valuable source of guidance and support for children who may not have had access to such resources otherwise.

Ultimately, Pecola was a charming and whimsical show that captured the hearts of many children in the early 2000s. It had a unique aesthetic and an engaging cast of characters that made it stand out from other cartoons of its time. Its underlying messages about self-acceptance and perseverance are important lessons that continue to resonate with fans, long after the show left the airwaves.

Pecola is a series that ran for 1 seasons (26 episodes) between April 21, 2003 and on Cartoon Network

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26. Yo! Pecola / Great Cubes of Fire

May 27, 2003

At his friend Rudy's urging, Pecola attempts to break the current world record for most consecutive hours for twirling a yo-yo in the "Around the World" formation. Although everyone in Cube Town wants to support Pecola's bid for fame, they are afraid that he may be sacrificing relationships and shirking responsibilities in his quest for fame and fortune.;Pecola has volunteered to be part of a dance troupe that is to perform at a festival in Cube Town, but he has procrastinated in his practicing and finds himself unprepared and unrehearsed... and the dance is tonight! Instead of working hard, like his friend Dr. Chu who is under pressure to design new fireworks for the festival, Pecola tries to find an easy way out with near disastrous results.

25. Yorkshire's Puddin' / Pecola's Tunnel Trouble

May 23, 2003

Aunty Yorkshire is very excited when Pecola comes to stay overnight at her house. Her excitement soon turns to dismay as she finds that the activities she has planned for Pecola and herself turn out to be less than thrilling for her young ward. ;When Pecola and his pals Rudy and Coco stumble upon the entrance of what they think is an old cave, they decide to investigate. Unfortunately they neglect to tell an adult where they are going and find themselves lost and in a jam. Luckily in the end they are rescued by Mayor Papazoni... they have actually wandered into his secret "mayoral tunnel system"!

24. Gazelle's Goof / Pecola in a Yacht of Trouble

May 22, 2003

Hillary leaves Cube Town for a business trip and Gazelle is upset about being left behind. He tries to lose himself in some fun at the beach, but manages to alienate everyone in town in doing so. Now he's really all by himself!;It's Dr. Chu vs. Pecolius in Cube Town's first Yacht Race, with Little Chu as Dr. Chu's first mate and Pecola helping out Pecolius! The boys get swept up in the competition, so much so that they lose focus on what's really important, having fun and respecting your friends.

23. Pecola and the Pirates / Mysterious Pecola

May 21, 2003

Pecola and his pals find what they believe is an old pirate's treasure map buried on the beach and they are off on a treasure hunt. As the search intensifies the group comes to realize that finding the prize is secondary in importance to actually enjoying the search together as friends and as a team./n;The mysterious Al A Gator shows up in town and suddenly everyone in Cube Town is talking about this intriguing fellow...and ignoring Pecola. Pecola wants the spotlight back, so he decides to don a raincoat and carry a briefcase just like Al A Gator and put a little "mystery" into his life as well. He attracts attention all right, but a little too much as he uses his camera to take pictures of the locals and they resent having their privacy invaded! In the end Pecola learns a lesson about respecting the privacy of others and the townspeople learn a lesson about trust and openness.

22. Prince Puggalski / Painting Pecola

May 20, 2003

Pecolius, research in the library leads him to believe that humble Mr. Puggalski is actually descended from royalty and is a Prince! Pecola thinks this is great news and soon the town is celebrating and somewhat exploiting their native son's new found fame. Humble no more, "Prince Puggalski" soon develops a swelled head that threatens to take over the whole town.; Mayor Papazoni decides that a new paint job on Town Hall would help attract more citizens to listen to his glorious speeches. When the painter fails to show up, Pecola takes the job upon himself and although he has the best intentions the job proves to be too much for him. In true Cube Town fashion, everyone pitches in to finish the job, with vibrant results!

21. Robo Rudy / Lights, Camera, Pecola

May 19, 2003

Rudy is Pecola's friend but he can be a handful. He brags constantly, he's kind of rude and very self-centered. But when his personality traits are copied by Dr. Chu's robot, Robo-Pecola, Rudy gets to see first-hand just how annoying he can be!;Pecola finds Pecolius? old movie camera and with Miss Lucky's help decides to make his own movie! Everyone in town wants in on the act, but they soon find out that the glamour of film making isn't all that it's cracked up to be...it's hard work!

20. A Career Day / Power Pecola

May 16, 2003

Pecola's favourite TV super hero is a cartoon character called, Power Chum. Pecola decides that Cube Town needs a super hero of its own and he is just the penguin to fill the job. Donning a mask, he turns himself into "Power Pecola" and sets out to save Cube Town...but from what? It turns out that what the town really needs to be saved from is... Power Pecola himself!; Pecola helps organize a "Career Day" at Town Hall where various members of the adult community come to talk to the kids about their interesting careers. However once they begin speaking, each of the adults begins to feel that perhaps he or she is actually a failure. It's up to Pecola and his pals to reassure the adults in Cube Town that the kids think they are the best at what they do anywhere.

19. Coco's Concert / Spaceman Pecola

May 15, 2003

When Professor Hornbender, the local astronomer, mistakes a voice from Pecola's walkie talkie as a signal from visitors from outer space, Pecola decides to let him believe it. He even convinces his pal Chewy to dress up like a Spaceman and pay Cube Town a visit, with very bizarre results.;Everyone in Cube Town is painfully aware that Coco loves to sing, because unfortunately... she sings really badly. When she auditions for Pecola's band, he has to reject her but he also encourages her to keep practicing. She does but to the point of getting so hoarse she develops a great deep bluesy voice that everyone loves...except maybe Coco?

18. The Town Crier / Pecola Grows Horns

May 14, 2003

Mr. Saruyama takes on the responsibility of writing the stories for Cube Town's first newspaper, the Town Crier, and spends the day interviewing local residents so he can create some articles. Pecola tags along as his official photographer and even though he tries his best to help, as usual Pecola manages to create a lot of chaos along the way. At the end of the day Mr. Saruyama has spent so much time rectifying Pecola's mistakes, he hasn't had time to write any stories! He feels like a failure but Pecola saves the day by publishing his own story about how Mr. Saruyama is the quintessential Cube Townian.;Pecola is jealous of all the attention that Gazelle supposedly receives from people about his majestic set of horns. The penguin decides that he should have a pair too, and recklessly glues some cherry tree branches to his head...and then he can't get them off. He's not sure he looks very cool now.

17. Runaway Pecola / Pecola's Island

May 13, 2003

Little Chu and Pecola incorrectly suspect that they are being ignored by everyone in Cube Town, so they decide to keep to themselves from now on. They don't need anyone! The boys hole up in Pecola's tree house, but soon find that without their friends things get pretty boring, pretty fast. Upon their return to town they find that they wrong about being ignored, as the whole town is frantic because they couldn't find them! Pecola and Chewy learn a lesson about jumping to conclusions.;Pecola, Little Chu and Gazelle end up stranded on a desert island as a direct result of the boys not being able to cooperate with one another during a fishing contest. It is only through teamwork and understanding that they find a way to get off of the deserted island and back to Cube Town.

16. Curse of Cube Town / Postman Pecola

May 12, 2003

After Pecola and Little Chu see a scary movie at the Cube Town Cinema, Pecola really lets his imagination run away with him. He feels that a statue which Pecolius has unearthed is actually cursed just like the one in the thriller movie that he and Chewy saw! Pecola decides to save Cube Town by getting rid of the statue and creates a thriller of his own...although some people are less thrilled with his actions that he is...;When Rory, Cube Town's dedicated postman, catches a cold, Pecola volunteers to take over his route. Rory agrees but insists that Pecola follow his instructions on how to deliver the mail. Pecola does at first but soon decides that he has some new ideas that will improve mail delivery in town. Pecola's changes soon wreak havoc all over Cube Town. The penguin acquires a new respect for learning from the experiences of others.

15. Cool It / Yeti or Not

May 9, 2003

During a heat wave in Cube Town, Pecola, Coco and Chewy decide to head for the snow-filled Glacier Valley to cool off. Things heat up though due to Coco and Pecola's constant "one-upmanship" and competitive natures. It is only when their snowman-building competition nearly causes a disaster in Cube Town that the two friends realize that while some competition is a good thing, too much can be disastrous.;Pecola and his pals set out on an expedition to locate a prize that has eluded his grandfather Pecolius for an entire career...an encounter with the legendary Yeti of the Rookery Mountains. The kids fail to locate a yeti, but they learn that sometimes persistence and determination are their own rewards.

14. Ode to Pecola / Laundry Quandary

May 8, 2003

Pecola decides that Cube Town's melancholy poet, Mr. Lonely, is too somber and needs to have some fun. The feisty penguin takes Mr. Lonely to every fun spot he knows in Cube Town but the poet seems to be getting grumpier. In the end Pecola realizes that his idea of fun may not work for everyone. Mr. Lonely likes his peace and quiet just as much as Pecola likes his noise and perpetual motion.;When Pecola decides to use Dr. Chu's super vacuum to remove stains from some of his pals? clothing, he inadvertently manages to vacuum out their personalities too! Things get even stranger when the personalities take up residence in other peoples bodies! Pecola and Chewy manage to rectify the situation but not before their friends learn a valuable lesson by literally walking a mile in someone else's shoes...and bodies!

13. High and Dry / Two Brilliant Inventors

May 7, 2003

Pecola has a new friend, thanks to Pecolius? rain box. It lets out a cloud when Pecola wishes for rain. And everyone is glad to see the cloud because it's been hot and sunny in Cube Town for weeks. Pecola and the cloud help all the citizens, giving them water to wash the cars and water the gardens. And after that's done, time to play. They join in a game of soccer, but the cloud plays rough, and pretty soon the others don't want to play anymore. In fact the cloud seems to be getting out of hand. Pecola encourages him to go join the storm clouds and be free, not cooped up in the rain box anymore./n;Little Chu misunderstands when his grandfather calls his new solar-powered sunglasses "useless". Dr. Chu was actually talking about wearing them inside. But Chewy thinks his invention doesn't measure up and vows to make it better. And now, thanks to Pecola and another little misunderstanding, Miss Lucky is reporting on live TV that there is an invention competition going on between Dr. Chu and Little Chu. The whole town is curious about the sudden rivalry. Well, Little Chu's new souped-up sunglasses are so powerful they take him flying into the sky. Thank goodness for Dr. Chu and the Mad Mouse for a daring rescue, with a little help from Pecola, of course.

12. Golagola / Operation Papazoni

May 6, 2003

Pecola can't swim, so thank goodness he is rescued when his inflatable seahorse loses its plug. But who is this rescuer? Golagola is a sea creature, lost a long way from home and in need of a friend. So Pecola decides to take him home and show him Cube Town. Unfortunately the rest of the town sees Golagola as more of curiosity to be shown off and celebrated. This is not the life Golagola wants, he just wants to go back to his home. Good thing Dr. Chu is such a brilliant mouse. In no time he's figured out where Golagola is from and is set to take him there in his submarine.;It's Mayor Papazoni's birthday and Pecola is going to make sure that everyone in Cube Town knows about it. But when he and the mayor visit people, it seems everyone has forgotten it and Pecola never gets a chance to mention it. Papazoni figures it's because he hasn't done the things he says he was going to and the citizens are all angry with him. So he and Pecola do a major clean and shine on Cube Town- which they finish just in time for Papazoni's surprise party. So that's why everyone was avoiding Papazoni all day, they were saving the secret!

11. Pecola's Penguin Special / Bot and Switch

May 5, 2003

Pecola is taking over for Cori at the café while she goes to watch a movie. All he asks in exchange is a free sandwich, and Pecola invents his own. It's called Pecola's Penguin Special, a delectable combination of peanuts, black jellybeans, blueberries and whipped cream between two slices of bread. But as soon as he goes to eat it, the café fills with customers, all wanting something to eat. This presents a bit of a problem, since Pecola's not allowed to use the stove - but Robo-Pecola can. Robo-Pecola serves up the orders, but they're not quite edible since they were made robot-style (lots of nuts, bolts and gears). So it's a Pecola's Penguin Special for everyone! And according to Mr. Lonely they're delicious!;Pecola is being outdone and upstaged by Robo-Pecola. The robot is much better at helping than Pecola is. Pecola won't stand for it, so he puts on a disguise and looks remarkably like his mechanical counterpart. Now off to prove he's just as good as Robo-Pecola. Pecola tidies up Dr. Chu's lab, mows the lawn, and now he has to deliver Hornbender's repaired telescope back to the observatory. How to manage such a job with only a penguin's strength? Roll it down the street, of course. Except that it kinda gets out of control. Robo-Pecola to the rescue! It seems that some jobs are better left to the robot.

10. Not Seeing is Disbelieving / Melancholy Pecola

May 2, 2003

Pecola accidentally touches a switch in Dr. Chu's Lab and makes himself invisible. And while Dr. Chu adjusts the machine to reverse the process, Pecola is off to have some fun with the residents of Cube Town. And it is fun until he causes a lovers? spat between Hillary and Gazelle. Now he's got to try and fix the situation. Not so easy when no one can see you, and it's not until Dr. Chu's machine materializes Pecola that everyone believes him.;Pecola just isn't his usual self he seems a little sullen. But why? As the citizens of Cube Town think back, they realize they have reprimanded Pecola every time he has tried to help. So they are off to apologize and beg Pecola's forgiveness- and get Pecola back to normal. But it turns out that Pecola was distressed over his favourite snack. The problem is that pudding comes in six-packs and there are seven days in a week. So what to do with the extra day? Good thing Pecola figures it out before too long and gets back to his usual self.

9. Half Baked / Hide n' Go Sleep

May 1, 2003

Mrs. Bernard has finally had enough of her sleeping husband never doing any work. She's leaving and never coming back. Pecola and Coco decide to help Mr. Bernard by making a batch of cookies. Except they didn't quite follow the recipe and the cookies explode out of the oven, putting a hole in the wall of the bakery. Never mind that they're hard as rocks. But Pecola and Coco don't give up so easily. Baking bread is next. There's just one little problem. The bag of flour they bring up is actually cement. So the bread looks great but it's as heavy as bricks. Hey, that's just what the Bernards needed. The hole in the wall gets fixed in an especially bakery-ish way.; It's time for Cube Town's annual 'Hide and Seek' competition. Will Mr. Puggalski win yet again? This year there is a new player in the game, the mysterious Al A Gator, complete with camera and briefcase. And Pecola is "It". He manages to find everyone but Mr. Puggalski. Everyone figures Mr. Puggalski has found the best hiding spot of all - inside Al's briefcase. They're off in hot pursuit of Mr. Gator, determined to find Mr. Puggalski. They think they've lost him when Al jumps aboard the ferry, but Mr. Puggalski turns up. He was in bed sick the whole time- and still managed to win the game.

8. Cube Town Tri-Brag-A-Thon / Wild Ride

April 30, 2003

It's Cube Town's annual triathlon and Bongo is in great shape, ready to claim another victory. Rudy is jealous of all the attention going to Bongo and can't resist boasting that he could do this race blindfolded. So when Bongo sprains his ankle, Coco and Pecola insist that Rudy take his place. After all he said he could do this stuff with his hands tied behind his back. Will Rudy's actions live up to his words?;It's finally finished! The Rookery Mountain tunnel will connect Cube Town to the neighbouring metropolis of Cube City and there's a festival to celebrate the opening. Hillary and Gazelle can't wait for their sleepy seaside town to catch up to the rest of the world but the other citizens aren't so sure about a new way of life. Pecola, Rudy, Little Chu and Coco decide to go and help Steamer polish up Cactus for its first big trip. In their efforts they manage to flip the switch on the console, sending the train off for a wild ride through Cube Town. By the time they finally figure out how to stop the train, it's in need of major repairs. Looks like life will continue to be the same in Cube Town, at least for a little while.

7. Spring Cleaning / Monster Moth

April 29, 2003

It's spring-cleaning day in Cube Town and Pecola wants to help. Never mind that Pecola's "help" isn't exactly wanted. But there goes a butterfly! It catches Pecola's attention and he follows the butterfly through Cube Town. But he's paying little attention to what's on the ground and causing even more of a mess. Paint splattered everywhere, watermelons smashed on the streets, and lots of dirty sheets for Aunty Yorkshire. Pecola promises to clean up the mess he's caused, starting with Aunty Yorkshire's sheets. He puts them all in the machine with, oops, the whole box of soap, enough to cause the machine to overflow. Oh no, Cube Town is covered in suds, but when the rain washes them away, Cube Town is sparking clean, all thanks to Pecola. Maybe his help isn't so bad after all.;What started out as a joke on Pecola has become a giant, fire-breathing, vampire Monster Moth! Built by none other than Rudy, Little Chu and Pecola out of Chewy's pedal-copter invention with a few accessories added on. Now, off to provide a little excitement to the citizens of Cube Town, Pecola is pilot and pedaller of the Monster Moth, flying it all around and adding some fancy loops and dives too. Instilling fear and terror in the minds of everyone. It's only when Pecola runs out of steam and is forced to make a crash landing that the myth of the Monster Moth is dispelled. That was more than enough excitement for one day!

6. One Lonely Night / Miss Lucky's Bloopers

April 28, 2003

Professor Hornbender is having trouble staying awake to study the night sky, so Pecola offers to keep him on his toes. In the middle of the night, Pecola notices an eerie howl accompanied by a ghostly apparition down on the beach. Flappin' flippers, a ghost! The next night he's got Coco, Rudy and Little Chu to help him look for the ghost. It's kinda spooky down there on the beach. Will the group find this mystery ghost before they're too scared to keep on looking?; Pecola's favourite TV show is Bloopers, people just make such goofballs out of themselves. But most of Cube Town would rather watch Big City Life, the new reality TV show from Cube City. It's so popular, Miss Lucky's own local show has been cancelled. But Pecola's got an idea to get Miss Lucky back on the air. She can host her own reality TV show in Cube Town and send the tape in to Big City Life. Pecola even offers to do the camera work. But it turns out that Cube Town's citizens aren't exactly the heroes that Big City Life usually features. They're actually more like goofballs. So the show is a hit on Bloopers and Miss Lucky gets hired to do a new comedy show. All is well again, thanks to Pecola.

5. Your Wish is My Command / Robbie to the Rescue

April 25, 2003

Aunty Yorkshire always works so hard, it's no wonder she wishes for a little time to herself - maybe a makeover or a poetry reading. When Pecola hears this, he's determined to help. He enlists the help of Papazoni, Hillary and Mr. Lonely to entertain Aunty Yorkshire and promises to take care of her chores. Except Hillary's new look doesn't really suit Aunty Yorkshire and Mr. Lonely's poem only makes her sad. And as usual, Pecola has managed to create more of a mess, even though he did try to clean up. But the mess only makes Aunty Yorkshire happy. After all, working is what she loves best./n;Thanks to Robo-Pecola, Robbie's computer game is now real-life, with Robo-Pecola as Max von Villainator and Robbie himself as the hero, Sir Lanceahop. First the Max steals the sacred flying horses, and then he kidnaps the Fair Maiden and takes her to his evil hideout before planning an attack on Sir Lanceahop's kingdom. The fate of Cube Town is resting on Sir Lanceahop's shoulders. Robbie must overcome his timidity and fear to save the town.

4. Robo-Rocket / Mayor Muddle

April 24, 2003

Pecola and Little Chu head over to Cactus Railway Station with Robo-Pecola to introduce him to the lovely Steamer. She's almost done working on her train, just needs one last gadget. While she's gone to town for it, Pecola and Little Chu are so busy arguing with each other over Steamer's attention that they don't notice Robo-Pecola. He's completely dismantled Steamer's train and built a rocket instead! Blastoff!! How to get Steamer's train (rocket) back? Dr. Chu's satellite to the rescue. Little Chu reprograms the satellite - for a direct collision course with the rocket. Steamer's train falls to the ground in pieces. But out of the rubble, they find the missing gadget! Now it'll be no problem to put the train back together. Robo-Pecola, thankfully, has jumped ship and comes floating down underneath a parachute.;It's election time in Cube Town and once again, Papazoni is the only candidate. No wonder he always wins. He should have some competition, and Pecola figures he's the right penguin for the job. He stages a stunning mayoral campaign and actually manages to win, thanks to a few too many citizens who think Papazoni shouldn't get all the votes. Uh-oh, this isn't the way things were supposed to turn out. Luckily for everyone, Pecola is a little overwhelmed with holding office and resigns, leaving things as they have always been, with Papazoni as mayor.

3. Fire Drill Frenzy / Hurricane Pecola

April 23, 2003

Jabatt and Bashatt are very good at running their weekly fire drill, even if they've never actually been called to a real fire. Pecola thinks it would be very cool to be a firefighter. And when he goes to visit the station, Jabatt and Bashatt give him a very important job. He is posted on the roof with a pair of binoculars, assigned to keep an eye out for any emergency and given instructions to sound the siren if he spots one. But Cube Town is a pretty dull place, no emergencies happening here, that is until Pecola starts creating them. Jabatt and Bashatt are busier than they've ever been! By the time Pecola confesses he has manufactured all these emergencies, Jabatt and Bashatt have proven they can handle any situation.;Rory doesn't think he'll ever win the Mail Carrier of the Month Award. After all, there aren't any obstacles to overcome in delivering the mail, Cube Town has perfect weather all the time. But Pecola and Chewy know just how to help him win the award. Dr. Chu's latest invention, Tornado in a Can, provides an enormous gust through which Rory still manages to deliver the mail. Definitely deserving of an award!

2. Constellation Pecola / Good Deeds

April 22, 2003

Life in Cube Town is getting a little tiresome for everyone, except for Pecola of course. He's visiting Professor Hornbender, learning all about the Cubic Solar System. With a few clicks and keystrokes, the computer image of the galaxy takes on a striking likeness to Pecola's own face. And with this new order of the universe, Cube Town is doomed, headed straight for a collision with Planet Quad. The impending end has everyone expressing their regrets and last wishes. If only? They huddle close together as Professor Hornbender counts down to the calculated collision. But nothing happens. Maybe that's because his calculations were based on Constellation Pecola, not the Cubic Solar System. Pecola has done it again. Still this close brush with fate has caused everyone to reevaluate how they treat other people. Cube Town is a much nicer place to be now.;Pecola and Rudy are up to their pranks again and having fun at everyone else's expense. That is, until they find out about the new TV show, "Good Samaritans". There's a hidden camera somewhere in Cube Town and they're looking for someone doing a good deed for others. The grand prize is a year's supply of pudding! Well, Rudy and Pecola are both determined to win it, but they have to catch up to Coco, who's already been going around doing good deeds for everyone. The only odd thing is no one else seems to have heard of this new show, and isn't it a little bit fishy that the grand prize is exactly what Pecola would want? Hmmm?

1. Double Troubles / Detective Pecola

April 21, 2003

Dr. Chu has invented a robot that he hopes will teach Pecola a lesson about how to behave. Robo-Pecola looks exactly like his penguin counterpart, problem is he's not quite perfect yet. So when Pecola accidentally turns him on, he's off through Cube Town, wreaking havoc and leaving Pecola to take the blame. It's now up to Chewy and Pecola to catch the robot and clear Pecola's name (at least for the time being).;A suspicious character appears in Cube Town. Who is this foreign alligator? Catching this spy is the perfect job for Detective Pecola and Secret Agent Chewy. And when Robo-Pecola and Professor Hornbender's telescope disappear, the search escalates - this alligator must be a thief too! Officer Kumada is also hot on the heels of this supposed thief when he catches up to the boys. He has found Pecola's footprints all over the crime scenes. An explanation, please? It wouldn't have anything to do with Robo-Pecola (who also has Pecola-sized penguin footprints) being out and about, would it? And what of this alligator? He's disappeared without a trace, hmmm?

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Pecola is available for streaming on the Cartoon Network website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Pecola on demand at Amazon Prime and Amazon.