Ep 19. Art for Pug's Sake / Winter Wonder-Pug
- TV-Y
- November 10, 2017
- 24 min
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8.2 (14)
Art for Pug's Sake / Winter Wonder-Pug is the nineteenth episode of the first season of the animated children's television series, Puppy Dog Pals. The show follows the adventures of two fun-loving pug puppies, Bingo and Rolly, who go on exciting missions around their neighborhood and the world, helping out their owner, Bob, and his pet-sitting business.
In the first half of this episode, Art for Pug's Sake, Bingo and Rolly's friend, Hissy the cat, tells them about a painting contest that she wants to enter. The prize for the winning painting is a fancy new scratching post for Hissy. Bingo and Rolly offer to help Hissy with her painting by offering to model for her. They get into some hilarious poses and accidentally knock over a paint can, creating a colorful mess. But the mess turns out to be a masterpiece, and Hissy submits it as her entry in the contest. When the judges announce the winner, Hissy is thrilled to find out that she has won the first prize, the new scratching post.
In the second half of the episode, Winter Wonder-Pug, Bingo and Rolly are excited to play in the first snowfall of the season, but their friend A.R.F. sends them on a mission to help out a snowplow driver who is stuck in a snowdrift. The driver, whose name is Chuck, explains that he needs to clear the snow from the roads so that Bob can get home safely from an important business trip. Bingo and Rolly think up a plan to help Chuck. They enlist the help of their animal friends in the woods, including a moose, a fox, a bear, and a raccoon. Together, they form a line and push Chuck's snowplow out of the snowdrift. Chuck is grateful and thanks Bingo and Rolly for their help.
Overall, Art for Pug's Sake / Winter Wonder-Pug is an entertaining and heartwarming episode that teaches valuable lessons about teamwork, creativity, and helping others. The animation is bright and colorful, and the characters are likable and funny, making it an excellent show for young children to watch.