Bob the Builder - Season 11
Season 11
Episodes
Scrambler in the Doghouse
Bob makes Scruffty a unique kennel using recycled scrap after Scrambler smashes all of the building materials.
Benny's Important Job
Bob builds the Bentleys' new home into the side of a hill, and Benny is determined to help, but keeping up with the big diggers is harder than expected.
Put-It-Together Spud
Spud helps Bob put together the machinery for Farmer Pickles' sunflower oil factory.
Roley's Round-Up
Roley finds a way to keep the Bird and her chicks cool in the storeroom.
Dizzy the Detective
A millstone goes missing, so Dizzy and Spud try to track it down by following a trail of clues.
Two-Jobs Travis
Travis has a lot of work on his hands when he tries to do two jobs at once.
Scrambler and the Colorful Cave
Scrambler stumbles across a strange cave while helping an expert on the Stone Age to decorate his house.
Spud's Bumper Harvest
Spud causes chaos when he stores a bumper crop of sunflowers in Bob's mobile home.
Muck's Convoy
Muck is told to lead a convoy to the mill, but he cannot remember Bob's directions to get there.
While Bob's Away, Robert Will Play
Robert turns Bob's old rubble chute into a children's playground, with a little help from some squirrels.
Bob's Three Jobs
Bob plans to go bird-watching with his dad, but has three very important jobs to finish first; which take longer than expected.
Scoop Knows It All
A new forklift truck joins the team, and Scoop shows her round the valley.
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