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Simon Bodger must win a cookery contest to get the Chef's job at Troff's Nosherama.
Badger ends up inside a cake.
The Health Inspector pays a visit after reports of badgers roaming around the kitchens.
Mr Troff decides the Nosherama needs a new Welcome sign. Mr Troff thinks Mavis is the artist, but in actual fact it is Badger!
Mr Troff's Australian auntie comes to visit the café.
Adrian Loud Warbler invites Mavis to lunch to discuss a singing job, unfortunately he takes her to the Nosherama!
Simon is in danger of being replaced as chef at the café when a salesman shows Mr. Troff a new 'Shove-a-Chef'.
Bodger and Badger are left in charge of the restaurant, but things don't quite go according to plan. Mashed potato mayhem ensues.
Job-hunting leads Simon to Lesby Avenue junior school. Will he get the job as handyman?
Will magic be enough when Miss Moon sees Badger? Class Four come to the rescue.
Mrs Trout commissions Bodger (and Badger) to make a cake of the mayor to commemorate his visit to the school.
The headmistress wants a school skeleton. But when she plans to cancel a school outing to pay for it, she gets right under Badger's skin.
Mr Roberts is called to the school to get rid of the small furry creature (Badger, of course) that has been spotted in the kitchen.
The headmistress's birthday cake from the cake shop mysteriously disappears shortly after Badger opens it, so Simon makes a miniature mashed potato statue of the headmistress as a replacement. Then Miss Moon spots this and thinks the fairies have cast a spell on Mrs Trout...
Bodger and Badger attempt to repair a wonky window in the headmistress's office, but without much success.
Class Four are not impressed with Miss Moon's pixie prancing in PE class. But the replacement, Mr. Crusher, is a lot worse.
Mrs Trout stays behind in school to change into her costume for the Mayor's Fancy Dress Ball - a burglar's outfit. At the same time, a real burglar breaks in to steal the school trophies. Cue lots of confusion for Bodger and Badger...
Mavis comes to visit Simon and the school, and everyone is excited to have a pop star on the premises - even Mrs Trout.
At the end of term, Bodger and Badger look back to some of the adventures they've had at Letsby Avenue.
Mrs Trout writes, directs and stars in the school play. But will everything be alright on the night? Not likely with Bodger and Badger about.
Badger decides to enter Mrs Trout's poetry competition.
Mr Valentino, the school governor, comes to the school to tell Mrs Trout that Miss Moon is to be awarded a prize for not missing a day's school. Mrs Trout is not happy!
Miss Moon gets a thump on the head and a new view of life but all Mrs Trout gets is mash in the mush.
As Mrs Trout has been sent back to teacher's school to learn how to read, the new headmistress arrives, and brings along her loathsome nephew who is to be the school handyman. Bodger seems to be out of a job again.
Mrs Bogart and Simon set up a communications system for the school.
Mrs Bogart is determined to make Class 4 sit a difficult test. However with so many interruptions (mostly from Bodger who is trying to have a fire drill), will it ever happen?
The Head will stop at nothing to get hold of Simon's competition winnings, even posing as her own hard-up identical twin sister!
Miss Moon has agreed to look after her neighbour's baby for the day.
Badger is having a bath because it's time for the class photograph. When the photographer is cancelled, Miss Moon asks Simon to help out.
Bodger starts a new job as handyman in a large amusement park, where no pets are allowed. But Badger is determined to join Simon, and together the pair meet Holly who hangs about a lot in the park - for free - because her mum works in the kitchens. All seems well until Badger realises that he hasn't seen ANY mashed potato in the park.
Mr Beasley tries to catch Badger, who is at the theme park, but is confused as Bodger, Holly and Badger have great fun tricking him.
Badger makes friends with some unusual animals, the tapirs.
Bodger fixes the elephant's trunk and Badger has trouble with mashed potato.
Bodger dresses up as a knight, while Badger tries his paw at flying and Holly rescues him.
Mr Beasley is issued with a new uniform, but Bodger manages to ruin most of it with the help of Badger and some mashed potato.
Holly wins a watch at Bodger and Badger's unconventional ball tossing stall, but Beasley takes it from her. Badger thinks of a novel way of getting it back...
Beasley sits on a painted bench and tries to repremand Bodger for not following orders, but instead Head Office let Bodger run the ice cream cart.
Beasley has finally mastered a plan to catch Badger...
Bodger and Badger are living in a new flat. They think they're alone until Badger makes friends with a mouse who lives under the floorboards.
Badger doesn't let a little thing like floorboards stop him from getting to Mousey's house. They've got to come up.
After their new washing machine blows up, Simon and Badger have to go to the launderette, where Badger manages to cause mayhem as well.
When Simon Bodger paints a shop sign back to front, Badger finds a quick solution with an electric saw.
Simon Bodger has trouble with burglars, Boss and Courtney, but Badger and the Egyptian statue foil their plans.
When the rent money goes missing Simon and Badger are told to move out - nothing can save them, except Mousey!
Simon's old school friend comes to stay - the greedy Raymond Tompkins - and Badger declares war!
Simon rations the mashed potato, so Badger invents a twin brother in order to get double his portion.
When Simon decides to borrow a cat to get rid of the mouse in the house, Badger and Mousey have to find a way of showing him he was imagining things.
Badger wants to go to the seaside but the weather forecast is bad, so he decides to make his own seaside - in the bathroom!
Badger and Mousey trick Simon into believing that Martians are under the floorboards.
Badger makes a huge amount of mashed potato and then has to find places to store it. Then Simon's computer goes wrong after Badger and Mousey have a go on it.
During a race with Mousey, Badger bangs his head and loses his memory. Mousey helps him to remember by reminding him of all the adventures they have had.
Simon Bodger and Badger come face to face with their new landlady, the fearsome Mrs. Dribelle.
Elton sees badgers when he's hit with a frying pan!
Badger finds that Simon's cactus very amusing as it has been planted in a potty. Then an unexpected bump on the head sends Badger bonkers.
Simon thinks he has won the lottery, Mousey has to give up her new bedside table and lamp, and Simon regrets a phone call to Mrs Dribelle.
In an attempt to get Simon Bodger out of her house Mrs Dribelle pretends to have a sick mother who needs his room!
Fluffykin's birthday cake is delivered to Bodger and Badger's address. Badger is determined to prove that the cake is not a real cat, and ends up destroying the cake.
When Badger gets stuck in his badger flap, Bodger decides it's high time he went on a mash free diet with a healthy dose of exercise.
At long last, Simon tries to get Badger a bed of his very own.
Bodger loses his rent money and as Badger tries to help him someone ends up with mash on their face.
Simon gets a letter from the library saying that he has an overdue book. Unfortunately Badger lent it to Mousey who converted it into a mattress.
Mrs Dribelle and Elton have some secret plans, but to put them into action they have to trick Simon into leaving his flat. How will they do this, and will their surprise work?
Before Badger and Mousey set off on their round-the-world trip, they take a look back at some of the adventures they have had this year.
Simon Bodger has become Mrs Dribelle's handyman. Badger causes chaos in the house by turning it into a jungle and the garden by turning it into a desert.
Someone threatens to kidnap Mrs Dribelle's cat Fluffykins. Bodger agrees to look after the cat while she finds a detective, so Mousey leaves home in protest.
Mrs Dribelle has a sneaky new tenant, Alec Smart, who always has plenty of dishonest money-making schemes. When he notices Simon's expensive camera, he tricks the handyman into swapping it for some false stain remover.
Mr Smart decides to buy Mrs Dribelle's house using money he got by photocopying £50 notes. Badger tries to cheer Simon up with practical jokes.
Mr Smart is up to his tricks again - trying to make money from Badger's 'mash painting'.
Mrs Dribelle's garden gnomes are going missing.
Will it be wedding bells for Mrs Dribelle and Mr Smart? Not if Badger and Mousey have anything to do with it.
Badger invents World Badger Day - a time when everyone has to be nice to all badgers (and mice).
Mrs Dribelle is going to a pageant dressed as the Queen and Simon gets roped into being her servant for the day. Mousey thinks she'll be going off to live in Buckingham Palace.
Badger gets a new friend when Vicky moves in upstairs and, what's more, she loves mashed potato!
Badger helps Vicky write a song for the radio, but the words don't come out as expected.
Vicky goes to the market and gets a drumming job where she has to dress up as a gorilla, so Bodger and Badger go to the market, but the gorilla outfit annoys Mrs Dribelle.
When Mousey chews through Mrs Dribelle's best dress, there's trouble ahead.
When Mrs Dribelle turns up unexpectedly, Vicky's drums go into the shower with her!
Vicky doesn't get the drumming job, so she sells her drum kit. Badger and Mousey buy it and try to cheer her up by forming a band, but they need a drummer.
Badger and Mousey celebrate Christmas and remember some of their adventures this year.
Mrs Dribelle moves into the flat upstairs and Simon sticks her wallpaper on with mashed potato by mistake. Then Badger and Mousey pretend to be ghosts to frighten her.
Mrs Dribelle tries to make Vicky work on her last afternoon, but Vicky has other plans.
Badger and Mousey get things mixed up, including Mrs Dribelle's beauty cream and some mashed potato.
Bodger and Mousey try to trap a burglar.
Simon's shower isn't working but Mrs Dribelle is so wrapped up in her dancing he has to use her shower while she's out.
Mrs Dribelle stands for election to the town council - but will anyone vote for her?
After Simon inherits a grandfather clock, Badger and Mousey decide to turn it into a cuckoo clock.
When Badger can't sleep, Mousey suggests that he count sheep.
Simon gets a letter telling him the video he sent of himself reading poems is going to be on the programme 'Say Cheese', but he runs into problems trying to watch it on TV.
Badger has a visit from his Italian friend, a fellow badger who enjoys hurling spaghetti.
Simon enters a pottery competition, but he doesn't expect Mousey to be in the pot.
Badger and Mousey travel back in time to relive some of their favourite adventures.
Bodger, Badger and Mousey are moving to the seaside to run the Seagull's Rest Hotel. But they get a big surprise when they find out who their new neighbour is.
Mr Smart tries to steal Bodger's hotel guests - but Badger and Mousey have other plans and use spots of red paint to get them back.
Ms Peake arrives for a nice quiet holiday at the Seagull's Rest.
When the trifle starts jumping around the kitchen, Simon and Ms Peake think it has been taken over by aliens - but Badger knows better.
Can Badger save Mousey when she sails out to sea in Ms Peake's new hat?
Badger leads Ms Peake and Mr Smart on a wild-goose chase as they hunt for buried treasure.
Simon and Millie persuade Ms Peake to enter the fancy dress competition on the last day of her holiday at the Seagull's Rest.
Badger and Simon try to compete with Mr Smart's amazing garden decorations.
Badger has his eye on Mr Smart's potatoes - and when Smartypants cheats Simon out of 20 pounds, Badger puts more than his eye on the potatoes.
Badger meets China, a lost dog, and invites him to stay.
The Seagull's Rest is taken over by robots who sound uncannily like Badger and Mousey.
Who do you think holds the record for making the biggest mess with mashed potato?
Is Mrs Bobbins's toy bear really a toy bear - or is it Badger in disguise?
Badger and Mousey cause chaos when they think Mr Tucknott has stolen Mrs Bobbins's money - but he is only trying to help.
Badger and Mousey form their own fire brigade and rig up fire extinguishers in the hotel.
Bodger and Badger meet the new tourist information officer, Mrs S. Melly.
Mrs Melly leaves The Seagull's Rest (Bodger's B&B) out of the Good Hotel Guide, so Bodger decides to do his own advertising.
Simon wins some baking ingredients and enters the Puddleford cake competition.
Mr Wilson has an interview for a promotion, but goes for a swim and looses his clothes to China. Badger and Mousey wash his sheets and clothes. Will he get the job?
Miss Piper, an elderly birdwatcher, comes to stay at Seagull's Rest hoping to spot a rare bird. Unfortunately, she reveals this to Mrs Melly, who has an idea to catch the rare bird so she can charge people to see it.
Bodger decides to make a video advertising Seagull's Rest. But it all goes wrong when Badger and Mousey want to make their own film.
Trainee Bank Manager Mr Wilson comes to stay at Seagull's Rest. Unfortunately, he gets locked in the bathroom when he has a serious interview to go to, thanks to Mousey.
Bodger's new green towel gets ruined thanks to Mousey, so Badger makes another one by covering a white one with green paint, but they had not counted on Mrs Melly using it.
Mr Gripper falls in love with tourist officer Mrs Melly. Plus Badger and Mousey bottle mashed potato soup, some of which ends up in a sun tan lotion bottle.
China the dog comes to stay and Simon ends up covered with baked beans and mashed potato.
Mr Gripper challenges Mr Wilson to a running race around the sea front, but when Badger and Mousey see him cheating, they decide to stop him from winning.
Badger, Mousey and China make a time machine to go backwards and forwards in time and Mrs Melly gets covered in mash. All for the commemoration of Queen Elizabeth's visit.
Badger and Mousey put together a museum with exhibits for all the adventures they've had in the last few months.
