Ep 18. The Bad Day

The Bad Day is the eighteenth episode of the first season of The Doodlebops, a Canadian musical children's television series. The show revolves around the Doodlebops, who are colorful and energetic rock stars. The Doodlebops consist of three members - DeeDee, Rooney, and Moe - and together they go on various adventures, learning valuable life lessons along the way.

In this episode, the Doodlebops wake up to find that it's going to be a bad day. Everything seems to go wrong right from the beginning - they wake up late, spill their breakfast, and can't find their things. They even forget their instruments and have to go back to get them when they're already running late for their concert. Despite their best efforts, everything keeps going wrong, and they feel like they can't catch a break.

As they make their way to the concert venue, they realize that they're not the only ones having a bad day. Many people they meet on the way are experiencing their own bad day. The Doodlebops come across a boy who dropped his ice cream, a girl who lost her balloon, and a man who missed his train. Encountering these people makes the Doodlebops think about what they can do to turn their bad day around.

Once they arrive at the concert venue, they realize that even their concert isn't going as planned. Their sound system malfunctions, the lights go off, and their stage props fall apart. However, instead of letting these things bring them down, the Doodlebops decide to make the most of the situation and have an impromptu dance party with the audience, using just their voices and some props they find on stage.

Afterward, the Doodlebops reflect on their day and realize that even though it seemed like everything was going wrong, they were still able to find happiness and spread joy to others. They also realize that sometimes it's okay to have a bad day and that tomorrow will be a new day with new opportunities.

The episode ends with the Doodlebops performing their hit single, "Get on the Bus," to a cheering crowd. The episode teaches children important lessons about resilience, optimism, and the power of positivity. The show's catchy music, bright colors, and energetic dance moves make it a hit with children and parents alike.