Clifford the Big Red Dog (2019 TV series) facts for kids

"Red Beard the Pirate": After they read a book about pirates, Clifford and Emily are inspired to play a game of pirates. Bailey and Tucker play along with them when Tucker loses his favorite squeaky toy in one of the places where they buried their "treasure".

"The Space Race!": After listening to Miss Clayton, the librarian read a book about astronauts, Emily and Samantha decide to play a game of astronauts to be the first people to land on "Mars" using the red rocks on the beach, and Clifford as their spaceship. The game turns into a space race of boys vs. girls when Jack and Pablo vow to be first. The girls' "spaceship" gets stuck in mud, so all parties agree to team up.

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Willa moment: Willa and a seagull have a small fight over who should play with a dandelion, but when the dandelion loses its fluff, they decide to share a different flower instead.

"Get Along Little Kitties": Miss Clayton hosts a kitten adoption event, but the six kittens up for adoption manage to escape. Emily and Clifford help out using methods inspired by what they read in a cowboy book, and attempt to find a home for the grey kitten that's the most playful of the them.

"Very Big Riding Hood": After hearing that Bailey has a stomach ache, Emily and Clifford set out to cheer her up with a box of heart-shaped treats. However, the treats become popular with the other animals, and for each animal they come across on their way to her house, Emily and Clifford gives them one. When they reach Bailey's house, there aren't any treats left for her, but they still attempt to cheer her up.

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Willa moment: While exploring the librarian's living room, Willa becomes frightened when she suddenly begins seeing another kitten that looks just like her. Fortunately, a curious mouse is able to show Willa that she's been looking at her own reflection the whole time.

"Hiccup Pup": While Emily Elizabeth and Clifford are attempting to break the world record for the most dog biscuits stacked, Clifford suddenly gets the hiccups, which topples the tower. Everybody seems to have different ideas on how to cure hiccups, but Emily Elizabeth will do anything to help her big friend cure his big case of hiccups.

"Top of the Charts": After Emily Elizabeth compliments a local band for their music, she and Clifford become inspired to form their own band. After gathering their friends, the band looks complete, but there's just one thing missing: practice.

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Willa moment: Willa is interested in the flower the mouse has just put in a pot, but when she accidentally knocks it over, she temporarily hides her actions. However, Willa reveals the truth when the mouse starts blaming the frog for what happened to the flower.

"Knights of the Wobbly Table": Emily Elizabeth and Clifford go to the library to check out an adventure story they had previously read, but learn from Miss Clayton that they haven't returned the book. Like knights of old, Emily Elizabeth, Clifford, and their friends embark on a quest to find the book, only to find it's been under Miss Clayton's nose this whole time.

"Don't Lead Me a Stray": Emily Elizabeth and Clifford go to a pet adoption event after reading a book on certain pets. While Emily Elizabeth helps Pablo find the right pet for him, Clifford befriends a beagle and helps him find the right human for him.

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Willa moment: Willa enjoys playing with a tennis ball until the seagull suddenly takes it from her and plays with it. After seeing that he's hurt Willa's feelings, the seagull decides to share the ball through a game of catch instead.

"Things That Go Bump": Inspired by a book about camping, Emily Elizabeth and Clifford have a backyard campout with their friends (kids and dogs alike), but although no ghost stories are read by anybody of the group, something seems to be making spooky things happen around the campsite and Emily Elizabeth and Clifford have to be brave to save Sam's new hermit crab Shelley and expose the "ghost".

"Sherlock Bones": On the warmest day of the year, Clifford, Bailey, and Tucker become distressed when the Town Bowl, a giant water dish for the dogs of Birdwell Island, disappears just after they ate salty snacks served by Jack. With Emily Elizabeth leading, the friends play Sherlock Holmes and look for clues to find the culprit.

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Willa moment: Willa and the seagull are curious about a bicycle they find outside the bicycle shop, but can't seem to make it go. Thankfully, the frog comes by to give them a helping hand...or foot.

"The Little Red Dream": Clifford accidentally causes a large mess on the main street. Emily tries cheering up Clifford by reading "Gulliver's Travels," but Clifford falls asleep and dreams that he is small, but soon learns that it's okay to be big.

"The Mail Mix Up": Ms. Clayton is holding a party for the new mailman, but preparations for the party leave her with no time, so Emily and Clifford deliver the invitations for her. Emily and Clifford deliver all the invitations successfully, all but to one mysterious person named Mr. Basu!

"Coming Soon!": After Pablo shares the latest issue of his favorite comic book with his friends, he is over the moon when Mr. Howard tells them that the author is visiting. The mood turns sour when the librarian explains that the ferry broke down, forcing a cancellation. Feeling sorry for their friend, Emily Elizabeth comes up with the idea of putting on a play to cheer Pablo up. When the play hits a snag, only one friend can save the show...and receive praise from an unexpected visitor.

"Fire Dog Tucker": Tucker is ready to take his Fire Dog Test and Emily Elizabeth and Clifford are ready to help their friend pass in any way he can. For every part of the test, however, Tucker gets scared easily and hides in the Fire Chief's fire pants. Emily Elizabeth helps cheer up Tucker with a history lesson about dalmatians and their roles as fire dogs, but when Willa gets trapped in a cave and the fire truck gets a puncture, it's up to Tucker to face his fears to save the day.

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Willa moment: Willa and the frog are having fun playing with a balloon, until it gets stuck in a lamp on a high crate. When neither of them can reach the balloon, it takes the help of one more friend to rescue their game.

"Muddy Buds Hit the Suds": Emily Elizabeth, Clifford, Sam, and Bailey are excited to be playing "race cars" in the mud after a rainfall, but Tucker isn't keen on getting dirty as that means he would have to take a bath afterwards. When Tucker does end up joining in the fun and getting muddy, he tries to hide to avoid a bath. Emily Elizabeth and Sam and their dogs help Tucker by comparing taking baths to race cars and their pit crews...by having the Fire Chief and some of the townsfolk give Clifford a bath.

"Lights, Camera, Clifford!": After watching a movie at Birdwell Island's Movie Night, Sam feels inspired to make a movie of her own. With help from a book about making movies, Sam comes up with a good story for a movie and invites her human and dog friends to be the cast while she directs. The friends' creative differences, however, threaten to derail Sam's dream and only Emily Elizabeth can help Sam save her dream from going in the can.

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Willa moment: Willa comes down to the playground feeling sad. The seagull and the frog all do their best to help cheer her up, at which Will eventually sees that being with her friends was all she needed to cure her blues.

"Making Lemonade Out of Lemons": In order to raise funds for new soccer jerseys, Emily Elizabeth, Clifford and friends decide to set up a lemonade stand.

"The Watering Hole": Emily Elizabeth is so excited to go swimming in the town pool--but it's not open yet! She and Clifford pass the time with their friends by pretending to be animals and head to the “watering hole.”

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Willa segment: Willa steps onto a seesaw. She plays until a frog jumps on it. Willa selfishly compels the frog to jump off the seesaw, but she finally learns to share it with the frog. They get along with each other afterwards.

"Aunt Violet The Pilot": Emily Elizabeth has a surprise for Aunt Violet: paper airplanes with drawings of cherished moments they shared! But when Aunt Violet flies in, the propellers on her seaplane send all the paper planes scattering!

"Abra-Ca-Lifford!": When Emily Elizabeth's dad shares his old magic set with her and Clifford, the two decide to become magicians! But what happens when a disappearing act goes a little too well?

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Willa moment: Willa and Shelly take a walk in a forest, but Willa keeps getting hit on the head by acorns. Shelly intends to use leaves and a flower to prevent Willa's repeating natural accident. She thankfully manages to stay on Willa's head in order for her to dodge the falling acorns.

"Mount Norma": The kids are inspired by a news story to pretend to be mountain climbers and scale a "mountain" of their own--the local hill. Meanwhile, the Fire Chief assigns Bailey and Tucker to deliver a box of cookies sent from his Aunt Norma to Emily Elizabeth to share with everybody, but Seagull takes the package and Bailey and Tucker try to catch up to him to save the box by going up the same hill. When the kids' final stretch turns into a race to the top and name the "mountain", they find the new name already awaiting them there.

"Hide and Sneak": The friends are playing an epic game of Animal Star Rangers Hide-and-Seek to save the galaxy! When Clifford’s size makes playing hide-and-seek difficult, Emily Elizabeth finds a creative way to help him. Meanwhile, after Clifford brings Willa down from a tree, Willa starts playing a game of tag with a red butterfly, that partly takes her through the Animal Star Rangers' Hide-and-Seek.

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Willa moment: Willa and the gopher play a game of Hide-and-Seek in the park, but when the gopher starts taking advantage of the many holes he has dug, he realizes that he's hurt Willa's feelings by not playing fair.

"The Big Red Tomato": The tiny seed that Emily Elizabeth planted has grown into a HUGE tomato! Can Emily Elizabeth and Jack agree on what to cook with it before the Firehouse Feast starts?

"Dogbot": Emily Elizabeth and Clifford pretend to be robots on robo-missions to help her parents get ready for a dinner party that evening.

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Willa moment: Willa intends to play in a front yard which is full of party decorations, but she accidentally gets caught in some of them and ultimately scotch tape. A mouse and frog end up in that same difficulty, but their teamwork successfully manages to free themselves from the sticky scotch tape.

"The Birdwell Island Blues": Emily Elizabeth's day has started out terribly and she is in a bad mood! Her bad mood causes a chain reaction, and soon almost everyone on the Island is having a bad day!

"The Big Red World": When Jack shows his friends his dad's trunk of global travel treasures, the kids are inspired to take a pretend "world tour" around Birdwell Island.

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Willa moment: Willa intends to play with the seagull in the botanical front yard, but the weather immediately changes from a sunny day to a rainy day. She makes an attempt to dry herself under a gigantic stem. Unfortunately, she gets wet. The frog and seagull keep themselves dry under a wooden wagon. They generously allow Willa to stay underneath the wagon.

"A Reasonable Eggsplantion": Emily Elizabeth and Clifford just discovered a dinosaur egg. However, in their efforts of taking care of little "Eggie", they realize not everything may be what it seems.

"The Special Agents of Birdwell Island": Emily Elizabeth's father has a discussion about getting rid of something big and red. Could it be Clifford? Emily Elizabeth and Clifford become special agents to find out this mystery.

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Willa moment: A frog jumps onto a plastic swimming float. Willa makes an attempt to get on it, but the frog tosses her into the pool. They have trouble getting along with other. A mouse thankfully encourages them to cooperate with each other.

"Towel Team Go!": Emily Elizabeth and friend are inspired to form a team of superheroes after noticing Fire Chief Franklin rescuing Fisherman Charlie.

"Puppy Preschool": Clifford, Bailey and Tucker develop a puppy preschool when Fisherman Charlie's new puppy, Hudson, has a very difficult time of sharing and playing with everyone.

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Willa moment: When Willa experiences her first snow day, she sees Mouse outside and mistakes her pantomimes as wanting to blow on the windows and draw pictures in the cold breath until Willa understands that Mouse just wants to come inside to avoid the cold weather.

"Captain Chrysalis": Pablo must learn to empathize with his new butterfly friend when he realizes she may wish to join other butterflies on adventures in Butterfly Grove.

"It's Berry Season!": It is Berry Day on Birdwell Island. Emily Elizabeth and Clifford get carried away collecting all of the berries. They set to correct their wrongdoing when they realize they did not preserve any berries for other Birdwell Island residents.

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Willa moment: Willa blows a blue feather. She plans to blow it over a volleyball goal and lands on a frog. Willa intends to reclaim it by climbing up the volleyball goal. She thankfully gains it back with assistance from the frog.

"Farm Friends": Emily Elizabeth and friends imagine themselves as farmers. They develop their own farm in Emily Elizabeth's family yard.

"The Big Book Giveaway": Emily Elizabeth and Clifford imagine themselves as fairies. They unwittingly accidentally donate his beloved book when they flit around Birdwell Island collecting books for Donation Day. He happily learns his lesson that their friends would enjoy reading it as well.

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Willa moment: Willa steps into the small botanical front yard, but one of her paws ends up being muddy. A seagull manages to have her clean her paw in a birdbath. Willa climbs into the birdbath and falls in it. She and the seagull take a bubble bath. Willa's paw is clean once again.

"Whale of a Time": Clifford is determined to meet a Babette the white whale. She is allegedly larger than Clifford, but the problem is nobody from Birdwell Island has ever seen her.

"Clifford's Museum": Clifford and Emily Elizabeth open a museum with interesting objects found within Birdwell Island's surroundings. As its citizens visit this museum, they learn that every item comes with a special story.

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Willa moment: Willa intends to ride on a skateboard down a hill and the seagull encourages her. She rapidly slides down on the skateboard with panic. It sinks to the bottom of a swimming pool. Willa and the seagull learn to get along with each other afterwards.

"The Adventures of Clifford the Good": Inspired by the British folktale of Robin Hood, Clifford sets out to tackle a series of "good deeds" around his community. When a big emergency strikes, he and his merry band of rescuers arrive to mend all problems of Birdwell Island.

"Surf's Up.... and Down": Jack must learn the importance of never surrendering as he struggles to learn to how to surf the waves with friends.

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Willa moment: Willa has a great challenge of participating in an obstacle course on a playground with a frog and a seagull, but she has trouble jumping over a pond and a fence. The frog encourages Willa jumps on rocks to cross over the pond and the seagull manages to open the gate for Willa.

"The Wild Wolf Pack": Clifford and his canine friends form a wolf pack and romp around Birdwell Island, but they realize how much they miss their owners when it comes to howling at the nighttime sky.

"Putt-ing it Together": Emily Elizabeth and Clifford intend to surprise their friends by building a miniature golf course. This assignment proves to be a lot until they learn to ask for assistance and work together.

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Willa moment: Willa and a mouse play tag in a house until they notice a piano. They start touching its black and white keys, but at separate times. They happily manage to play together as teamwork.