Big Bag

Let's Work Together

Molly, Chelli, and Bag unpack and get the store ready for opening day.

One Little Lie

Molly obtains an old music box that has a dancing clown on it. Before she leaves the store, she tells Chelli to wait until she returns before playing it again.

Bag O' Tricks

Chelli is having fun dressing up in disguises. Bag decides that he would like to have a disguise as well to see if he can fool people into thinking she's something she's really not.

Good-Bye to Feeling Shy

Chelli needs to bring something for show-and-tell day at school. He decides he wants to take Bag. However, Bag is too shy to stand in front of Chelli's class.

Birthday Bash

It's Kim's birthday and Chelli has painted her a special painting.

Key, Key, Where Can You Be?

Molly discovers a locked wooden chest in her store, but she does not have the key.

The Apple Corps

Chelli wants to spend the day telling jokes to Kim. Kim has made other plans. She is going to spend the day with the Apple Corps

Win, Lose, or Draw

After cleaning the store, Chelli complains that it's hard to find things, so Molly decides to decorate the store by having her friends each draw a picture of something that is special to them.

The Imaginary Treasure

Molly reads a book to Chelli, Bag, Kim, and Jamie about pirates who find a buried treasure.

My Crayons, My Crayons

Chelli receives a new box of crayons and decides the only way to keep them new and pointy is not to share them.

Practice, Practice

Chelli and Kim are scheduled to learn a song on the recorder for a homework assignment. Molly shows them how to play the recorder and reminds them that they need to practice in order to learn how to play the song.

Piano Roll Blues

Molly receives music rolls for her player piano. Chelli and Kim are supposed to take turns playing their favorite roll. However, when Kim puts her roll in, she forgets to take turns.

Bringin' Up Puppy

Doc needs a dogsitter for the afternoon and Chelli volunteers for the job.

Join the Club!

Chelli and Sofie disagree about club rules.

The Sock Hop

The gang throws a sock hop to cheer homesick Argyle.

Birthday Blahs

Chelli needs help with Sofie's last-minute birthday party when he realizes he can't do it on his own.

Zoom to the Zoo

The pals use pets and imagination to create a zoo when they cannot go to a real zoo due to Molly injuring herself.

The Showdown

Buckaroos Sofie and Chelli have a drawing contest, after Sofie gets something in the mail from her cowboy cousin.

Elmo's Visit

Elmo (from Sesame Street) visits Chelli, realizing they are pen-pals.

Afraid of the Dark

Chelli and Sofie overcome their fear of the dark after Bag accidentally causes a blackout in the store.

Presto Change-O

Sofie and Chelli disobey Argyle and play with his magic kit making Bag invisible by mistake.

To See or Not to See

Giggle Cookies

Chelli tries to get some cookies without asking, but thanks to a mishap from Bag, the "choco-lock cookies" cause whoever eats them to laugh uncontrollably.

Royal Bag

It's Showtime

Chelli and Sofie want to produce a play of "The Three Little Pigs", but Bag would rather pretend he is a robot. They compromise and put on a play of "The Three Evil Space Pigs", starring Sofie and the socks as the pigs, and Bag as "Robo-Wolf".

Case of the Missing Sock

Chelli (pretending to be Sherlock Holmes) and Bag (playing Dr. Watson) search for missing socks.

Chelli's in Charge

Chelli is put in charge of the store while Molly is busy. Chelli creates a new song and dance.

Fair Play at the Country Fair

Chelli does not like Sofie's new game.

Bathtub Blues

Lyle does not want to take a bath.

Parrot Patrol

Sofie and Chelli lose Molly's bird.

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Cartoon Network

Big Bag was a children's series aimed at Pre-school viewers. It aired from 1996 to 1997 on Cartoon NetworkThe series is built on the idea that participation is the name of the game with kids. By speaking directly to the audience, the show encourages preschoolers to think creatively and investigate the world around them, as well as how to get along with others.Big Bag gently and creatively introduces children to the emotional and moral issues they will face in life. Story lines are set in the context of a preschooler's life: sharing a crayon, keeping a promise, or apologizing to a friend. By doing this, Big Bag instills a sense of values and responsibility in children and teaches them how to deal with issues that will form the foundation of the person they will grow up to be.

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