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Kipper: Season 5 - 13 Episode s
5x1 - Tiger's Joke Box
January 20, 2000
Pig with a blue mouth from eating a blue sweet, Kipper with a black eye from a telescope with an inked eyepiece, Jake itching from itching powder - Tiger has fun with his joke box but the joke is on him when the others decide enough is enough!
5x2 - Tiger's Rocket
January 27, 2000
Tiger's very excited when his new rocket arrives. He's not so excited when it refuses to take off. With a bit of help from Kipper and Sock Thing, everything works out fine.
5x3 - The Jumble Sale
February 3, 2000
Pig suggests Kipper takes some of his unwanted things to a jumble sale. He points out that if Kipper gets rid of old stuff, he will have more room for new stuff. Kipper is almost convinced until he realizes his precious comics have to go.
5x4 - Water Water Everywhere
February 10, 2000
Kipper and Tiger are having great fun with the hosepipe and paddling pool. Unfortunately Tiger didn't attach the hosepipe to the tap properly and suddenly there's water everywhere.
5x5 - Pig's Shop
February 17, 2000
Pig sets up a sweet shop with Arnold as his assistant. Kipper says he'd like one of each but Pig wants to be paid. He says he'll take a conker in exchange for a gobstopper. But he's made the same offer to Tiger - and in a game of conkers with Kipper, it turns out Tiger's world beating conker is, in fact, a gobstopper on a string.
5x6 - Hide and Seek
February 24, 2000
Kipper plays a game of hide-and-seek with Mouse.
5x7 - The Costume Party
March 2, 2000
Tiger decides to invite everyone to a fancy dress party. Kipper, Pig and Jake don't know what Tiger's going to be dressed as - but the invitation says no one is to come as a pirate!
5x8 - Hedgehog Watch
March 9, 2000
Tiger is spending the night at Kipper's house. They're on hedgehog watch but every time the hedgehog turns up, they're doing something else and don't see him. Then they find a bite taken out of a donut. Kipper knows he didn't do it. Tiger didn't do it. So who did?
5x9 - Skates
March 16, 2000
Tiger and Kipper go to the park to try out Tiger's new roller blades. Tiger crashes and hurts his thumb. He tells Pig he's so badly injured he can't use roller blades anymore and Pig can borrow them. But Pig is quite happy on Kipper's roller skates and does a ballet dance to show them.
5x10 - Cousins
March 23, 2000
Mouse's two cousins come to stay at Kipper's house. At first it seems like a good idea, although Kipper is confused as to which mouse is which. But the cousins are always hungry and they make a lot of noise. Kipper and Mouse would like them to go - but how do they set about it?
5x11 - The Flying Machine
March 30, 2000
Kipper decides to make something out of old bits and pieces he finds lying around. He thinks he's making a flying machine, but in fact it turns out to be something much more useful for a hot day.
5x12 - Arnold's Drum
April 6, 2000
Arnold gets a new drum. He plays it non-stop at Kipper's, Tiger's and Pig's picnic, throwing the big day into chaos.
5x13 - The Key
April 13, 2000
Kipper finds an old key and remembers it's for a clockwork mouse in his toybox. His friend Mouse is unimpressed - it's not like a real mouse. Kipper decides the two mice should have a race and when the clockwork mouse wins, Mouse has had enough. She decides to hide the key.