Bob the Builder - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Mr. Beasley's New Friends
Mr. Beasley makes some new friends.
Spud the Pilot
JJ loses his remote control airplane. Spud finds it and becomes a pilot.
Trix and the Otters
Molly sees a family of otters. Trix decides to watch them also, but then they see a big shiny machine. Muck devises a good way to watch them.
Speedy Skip
Skip moves too fast and he causes trouble for the gang. He races and speeds around some parts of town.
Mr. Ellis' Exhibition
Mr. Ellis' new exhibition gets ruined. Everything has to be done before something gets worse.
Bob and the Badgers
Farmer Pickles needs a fence built to keep the rabbits off his cabbages. But this also blocks the badgers' path to the stream.
Bob and the Goalie
Bob's gang is building an exercise park which Mr. Dixon's brother, David Dixon, will open. Bob and Spud think they are no good at soccer.
Dizzy Goes Camping
Dizzy goes out camping.
Pilchard's Pets
Some tiny animals are destined for the zoo that Bob is building in the park, but they escape and are found by Pilchard.
Snowman Scoop
Scoop wants to enter the snowman competition, but he needs to fix a burst pipe outside Mr. Sabatini's house. The noses for the snowmen start disappearing.
Lofty's Long Load
Bob is building a through-lounge for Mr. and Mrs. Bentley. Lofty carries the long metal girder. Dizzy and Trix decide to have a race and in the process the girder damages the sides of the bridge.
Hamish's New Home
J.J. bird-sits Mr. Fothergill's pet Hamish while Bob is making repairs at the Fothergill home, causing Mr. Fothergill to discover that his allergy symptoms were being caused by the parrot.
Dizzy the Sheepdog
Dizzy helps Farmer Pickles by trying to act like a sheepdog.
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