The Best Episodes of Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! Season 2

Wubbzy makes a brand new friend, Daizy, who just moved into the neighborhood and wants to do girly activities with him. When a game of hide-and-seek unexpectedly takes Wubbzy to a kickety-kickball game, he realizes he misunderstood how to make good friends and make her feel welcome. Daizy makes new friends, Widget and Walden.

Director: Ron Crown, Steve Daye

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

Wubbzy decides to move to the Wubb Club, but on his first day living in the Wubb Club, everything goes haywire.

Director: Ron Crown, James Burks

Writer: Steve Daye

Widget builds Wubbzy a Fire Engine. Later, when Chef Fritz is making pancakes on the top of a building, Wubbzy and Daizy mistake it for a fire to put out and Wubbzy gets stuck on top of the building. Daizy then calls out for help from Walden, Widget and the firefighters. The wind picks up, the tower tilts and Wubbzy falls, but the firefighters can rescue him in time.

Director: Ron Crown, Steve Daye

Writer: Steve Daye

Wubbzy likes doodleberries, but soon he eats all of them in Wuzzleburg. So he uses Daizy's magic grow spray to make more doodleberries...but then they start spreading and growing crazy all over Wuzzleburg!

Director: Ron Crown, James Burks

Writer: Jill Cozza-Turner

Wubbzy, Widget and Walden venture to center of the earth to find for Daizy's glow-in-the-dark sparkle stone ring.

Director: James Burks, Larry Hall

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

Wubbzy, Widget and Walden rehearse for a dance party at the Wubb Club. Daizy wants to join in but cannot play an instrument, and whenever she tries to tell Wubbzy what she can do, he gives her many chores instead. But when Wubbzy loses his voice after drinking all the lemonade, he and the others find Daizy, who sings very well. Daizy then jumps in and becomes the lead singer of the band.

Director: Steve Daye, Larry Hall

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

When a flock of migrating La-Dee-Da Birds are drawn to the Wubb Club, Wubbzy and friends must find a way to draw them away before a snowstorm hits.

Director: Steve Daye, Larry Hall

Writer: Suzanne Collins

Wubbzy and Daizy find a uni-horn and Daizy wants to keep it as pet but it gets lost and not to be found in Wuzzleburg.

Director: James Burks, Larry Hall

Writer: Frank Rocco

Daizy loses a tooth, she wants to see the Tooth Fairy, but the Tooth Fairy is going on a trip to Gumdrop Mountain, so Wubbzy tries to fill in for her by dressing up as her and uses the WubbMobile to get to Daizy's house. But they met the Tooth Troll.

Director: Ron Crown, James Burks

Writer: Ross Hastings

Moo Moo walks in his sleep, casting magic spells all over Wuzzleburg. Problems arise when Walden rides away on a train and Widget's clock flies away.

Director: Ron Crown, Steve Daye

Writer: Pammy Salmon

Wubbzy and Daizy use Widget's Shrinky-Dinky 3000 so they can play in Daizy's dollhouse but problems arise when they get lost.

Director: James Burks, Larry Hall

Writer: Jill Cozza-Turner

After Widget and Walden go on a meteorological expedition, Daizy gets Wubbzy to deliver her jars of doodleberry jelly.

Director: Steve Daye, Larry Hall

Writer: Eileen Brennan

When Wubbzy plays chase with a dinosaur friend, the townspeople believe he has saved Wuzzleburg.

Director: Ron Crown, James Burks

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

Wubbzy gets a case of "nasty nose," where his nose gets all swollen and polka-dotted. Can he show up at the pool party with a disguise on his embarrassing nose?

Director: Ron Crown, Steve Daye

Writer: Suzanne Collins

Daizy wants to have a hair salon, but everyone has their hair done somewhere else in Wuzzleburg, so she ends up doing the hairstyles for animals.

Director: James Burks, Larry Hall

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

A new kid named Murphy moves to Wuzzleburg and has more Captain Wonderpants merchandise than Wubbzy, making him jealous. But after getting Wubbzy's Blinky Beepy Boomerang from a tree, Murphy becomes a new pal of Wubbzy.

Director: Steve Daye, Larry Hall

Writer: Jill Cozza-Turner

Wubbzy dresses up as a scary monster for the Halloween party in the Wubb Club, and scares everyone thinking he is a real monster.

Director: Ron Crown, Steve Daye

Writer: Eileen Brennan

Wuzzleburg is having an autumn festival and Wubbzy is very determined to win with his pumpkin.

Director: Ron Crown, James Burks

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

Wubbzy stops at nothing to get the perfect Christmas tree that is on Old Man Grumpus' land.

Director: Ron Crown, James Burks

Writer: Frank Rocco

Wubbzy promises Daizy a super-special gift for Christmas, so he helps Santa deliver all the Christmas presents, including a rainbow for Daizy.

Director: Ron Crown, Steve Daye

Writer: Suzanne Collins

Wubbzy finds Cupid's bubble wand causing everyone to fall in love with each other. There is a twist because he does not know it belongs to Cupid, so he ends up creating odd couples all over Wuzzleburg...including a love triangle with him, Daizy, and a Great Grey Smellyphant.

Director: Ron Crown, James Burks

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

Wubbzy, Widget, Walden and Daizy need to create valentines quickly so they can give them to all their friends at the Valentine's Day party in time.

Director: Ron Crown, Steve Daye

Writer: Rachel Ruderman, Laurie Israel

Daizy takes her friends to the park for a picnic, but everyone believes the goats, Kickety-kick ball players, and buzzy bees are ruining her picnic.

Director: James Burks, Larry Hall

Writer: Ross Hastings

Wubbzy finds a Woogle Bugle, but it makes a loud sound, so everyone asks him to be quiet. But when the Horrible Beasty Beast appears, intending to scare the townspeople and eat Wuzzleburg, Wubbzy uses the loud bugle to scare him away.

Director: Steve Daye, Larry Hall

Writer: Frederick Stroppel

Daizy and Wubbzy ruin Widget's pickleberry bush by accident and then try to replace it before she finds out by visiting the forest.

Director: Steve Daye, Larry Hall

Writer: Frederick Stroppel