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Season 2

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The information in the article below contains spoilers for both the original series and the reboot itself. So, please consider watching the episode(s) in question if you haven't seen them already.

Season 2 aired from 1991 to 1994. Even though Pingu is a children's television series, many of the episodes have been censored before they reached UK television. Some episodes were even banned completely from being shown. For a full list, see Pingu Censorship.

Episodes[]

Screenshot Title of episode Production year Episode
Pingu at the Doctor's 1991 #1
Pingu gets carried away while playing and hurts his beak.
Pingu's Admirer 1991 #2
Pingu is irritated to find out that he has a female admirer.
Pingu and the Seagull 1992 #3
Pingu is plagued by a mischievous seagull that becomes a constant irritation.
Pingu Goes Ice Surfing 1992 #4
Pingu goes surfing with his mother's freshly-washed bed sheet.
Pingu's First Kiss 1992 #5
Pingu and Pingi want to have their first kiss, but everyone keeps interrupting them.
Pingu's Curling Game 1992 #6
Pingu is using a hot water bottle as a curling stone, but he is not very good.
Pingu's Family Celebrate Christmas 1992 #7
Pingu and Pinga can scarcely wait for the handing out of presents.
Pingu the Icicle Musician 1992 #8
Pingu uses icicles to make music. The sound leads his friends to an amazing ice cavern.
Pingu The Chef 1992 #9
Pingu and Pinga, at home alone, feel hungry and try to cook popcorn.
Pingu Goes Away 1993 #10
Pingu feels homesick when he visits his aunt in another village.
Pingu the Photographer 1993 #11
Pingu takes lots of photographs, but forgets to take the cap off.
Pingu's New Kite 1993 #12
Pingu and Pinga's kite is stuck on the roof, and they try to get it down.
Pingu and the Many Packages 1993 #13
Pingu goes shopping to find a perfect gift for Grandpa.
Pingu the Conjurer's Apprentice 1993 #14
Pingu is holding a magic show.
Pingu's Birthday 1993 #15
It's Pingu's birthday, and his friends are coming over to celebrate.
Pingu at the Funfair 1993 #16
Pingu goes to the fair ground with his family.
Pingu the Babysitter 1993 #17
Pingu is left to look after the two baby twins.
Pingu Cannot Lose 1993 #18
Pingu has some bad luck while bowling.
Pingu and the Game of Fish 1994 #19
Pingu helps out a disabled penguin.
Pingu Gets a Bicycle 1994 #20
Pinga is miserable and distraught, Pingu gives Pinga his scooter.
Pingu's Visit to the Hospital 1994 #21
Pingu and his mother visit the hospital to see Pinga and Pingi.
Pingu on the School Excursion 1994 #22
Pingg gets stuck in a whale.
Pingu and Pinga at the Kindergarten 1994 #23
Pingu tags along with Pinga at kindergarten
Pingu and the Strangers 1994 #24
Two unfamiliar penguins come to town and everyone is frightened of them, but Pingu helps them to realise that one should not judge by appearances.
Pingu Helps His Mother 1994 #25
Pingu helps Mother around the house.
Pingu Builds a Snowman 1994 #26
Pingu and friends build an enormous snowman.

Trivia[]

  • In the mid 1990s, due to the new soundtrack and voice acting made for Season 3, Season 2's audio was redone and the title sequence was replaced with a section of David Hasselhoff's "The Pingu Dance".
  • This is the last season to have the original Küchenchef theme tune, composed by Spanish music composer, Antonio Conde.
  • This is the last season to have Antonio Conde as the composer.
  • This is the last season to use the "E-mu Emax SE" to compose the music.
  • Pingu and Robby gain deeper voices in the original version.
  • In the remastered versions of the episodes for this series, and the first and third series, the HiT Entertainment logo is added at the end of every episode on DVD releases.
  • This is the final series of Pingu to have all episodes directed and animated by creator Otmar Gutmann, as he died of a heart attack on 13 October 1993. "Pingu Cannot Lose" was the final ever episode released during his lifetime. For the rest of the series onward until its three year hiatus starting in 2000, all episodes would be directed by Spanish-Swiss animator and director, Javier Garcia, and Japanese director, Seishi Katto.
  • Ever since 2002, when this series and possibly all the other classic seasons aired on CBeebies, the episodes have been either cropped and presented in 14:9 ("halfway widescreen") or retain the full original 4:3 aspect ratio for later CBeebies airings.[1]

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References[]

  1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTjtUTXuWe4
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