The New Arrival
Pingu is reading a book that he thinks is interesting, while Mother and Father are watching the egg from the preceding episode. It is apparently about to hatch, and Mother tells Father to call the doctor. The penguin doctor is called. At first Pingu expects to watch, but he is told to stay away and be quiet because he will just get in the way and disturb Pinga. He gets tired of the waiting in tension, but finally the egg cracks and Pinga is introduced. What will Pingu and his family think of her?
- An early version of this episode featured the skaters waltz by Émile Waldteufel
- Features Pingu, Mother, Father, a doctor, and the egg from the previous episode which later hatches into Pinga.
- Aired on June 18, 1986
- This episode follows Pingu Looks After The Egg.
- Pinga is introduced in this episode
- The early version of the episode is one of the few featuring English language; when Pingu puts Father's pipe in the mouth of the snowman, he says "don't/toh smoke" (which would help a campaign to stop smoking) with a decidedly Penguinese accent.
- This is the second episode of a two-parter.
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