Ep 6. An Ogre in Pitchfork Pines

In Super Monsters season 3 episode 6, we meet Alice, a young ogre who resides in Pitchfork Pines. Alice is unique amongst the ogres in her town because she loves to read and explore the world around her. However, because of this curious nature, Alice often finds herself in trouble with the other ogres who want her to conform to their way of life.

One day, as Alice is exploring the woods, she stumbles upon a group of Super Monsters who she has never seen before. They are on a mission to find a special flower that will help their friend, Frankie, who is feeling under the weather. Alice offers to help the Super Monsters with their search and they happily accept her offer.

As they journey deeper into the woods, the Super Monsters and Alice encounter a variety of obstacles and challenges. They must cross over a rickety bridge and outsmart a group of mischievous imps before they finally find the elusive flower they have been searching for. Along the way, Alice proves herself to be a valuable member of the group and the Super Monsters appreciate her for who she is, despite her differences from the other ogres in Pitchfork Pines.

However, when they return to the town, they find that the ogres are skeptical of Alice's involvement with the Super Monsters. They are worried that her curiosity will lead her to continue to seek out new experiences and possibly even leave the safety of the town. The Super Monsters explain to the ogres that Alice's unique qualities make her a valuable member of their group, and that they should embrace her differences.

In the end, the ogres come to understand the importance of individuality and acceptance. They apologize to Alice for their earlier skepticism and welcome her back with open arms. Alice is thrilled to be able to continue her explorations and share her adventures with her new friends, the Super Monsters.

An Ogre in Pitchfork Pines is a heartwarming episode that teaches children the importance of embracing their individuality and accepting others for who they are. It emphasizes the value of curiosity and exploration, and shows that being different is something that should be celebrated, not feared. Full of fun and adventure, this episode is sure to delight both children and adults alike.