to slip on the ice. Farewell Friends (20 April 2007) Pato is leaving, but not in a way you would expect... Double Trouble (23 April 2007) – Pato makes a clone of himself so he can go on the see-saw when Pocoyo wanted to play catch with him but he didn't want to. Horse! (26 April 2007) – Pocoyo loses his temper when his friends don't give him a real horse. Elly's Tea Party (29 April 2007) – Elly invites Pocoyo, Pato and Baby Bird over for a tea party but her bossiness nearly ruins it. Talent Show (2 May 2007) – Pocoyo and his friends put on a talent show. But Caterpillar is too nervous to do her turn. Remember When... (4 May 2007) – A clip episode where Pocoyo and his friends watch home movies. But they fight over the clips they find funny. Note: This is the final episode to feature Montana Smedley as Pocoyo, Stephen Fry as the Narrator, and to be produced by Granada Kids. Series 3: Let's Go Pocoyo (2010) Pocoyo's Band (30 June 2010) – Pocoyo finds a box with musical instruments. He learns how to use them and calls his friends to form a rock band. The first attempt is a disaster, but in the end they learn to play in order and manage to make beautiful music. Note: This is the first episode to feature Isabella Foy as Pocoyo and Stephen Hughes as the Narrator. Picnic (3 July 2010) – Pocoyo, Pato and Elly go on a picnic. Suddenly the sandwiches in the basket begin to move on their own and run away. The trio chase them throughout the scene until they catch them. In the end, Pocoyo discovers with his magnifying glass that it's the ants who were trying to take the sandwiches and invites them to share the picnic with them. Pato's Shower (6 July 2010) – Pato has his towel, his soap and his brush ready to take a shower when the phone rings. He goes to answer and when he returns he realizes that his things have disappeared. Pato decides to locate them, and runs out that they his friends are playing with them. In the end, Pocoyo and Elly realize that it wasn't right to take their things without permission and they help Pato to make his shower unforgettable. The Garden (9 July 2010) – Pato