Ep 4. Bubbles' Little Friend / Mrs. Tidy

In the fourth episode of season 2 of Splash and Bubbles, titled "Bubbles' Little Friend / Mrs. Tidy," Bubbles discovers a small, and rather cute creature while exploring the kelp forest. The creature, which Bubbles names "Cute-tle," quickly becomes her new best friend and she introduces it to her friends, Splash, Dunk, and Ripple.

Despite Cute-tle's adorable appearance, the gang realizes that it does not have the same level of communication skills as they do. This becomes frustrating, as they struggle to understand the little creature's needs and wants. However, they learn to adapt and communicate with it using gestures and body language, as well as simple sounds to make Cute-tle feel comfortable in their world.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Tidy, the fastidious decorator crab, enlists Dunk's help with her latest project. She wants to make her house perfect by collecting decorations from all over the ocean. Dunk agrees to help, but soon realizes that her obsession with cleanliness and order might not be the best way to live. They both learn that while it is important to keep a tidy home, too much focus on perfection can create unnecessary stress and anxiety.

As Bubbles continues to spend time with Cute-tle, she notices that it is not doing well. The creature is lethargic and seems to be losing its energy. The group quickly realizes that Cute-tle is a nocturnal creature and needs to sleep during the day. They help it find a safe home to sleep in during the day and get the rest it needs.

In the end, Bubbles learns that while it is important to have friends, it is also important to understand their needs and respect their habits. They all come together to make sure Cute-tle is happy and healthy. Meanwhile, Mrs. Tidy realizes that sometimes it's okay to let go of perfection and embrace a little bit of chaos in her life.

Overall, "Bubbles' Little Friend / Mrs. Tidy" is a heartwarming episode that teaches valuable lessons about communication, friendship, and finding a healthy balance in life. The colorful animation, lively characters, and engaging plot make for an entertaining and educational viewing experience for children and adults alike.