Season Three
- Note, the episodes in dark tangerine are Untalkative Bunny's adventures of discovering magic.
| # | Title | Plot |
|---|---|---|
| 131 | Lettuce Make Magic | Untalkative Bunny pulls a rabbit out of a hat multiplied by heads of lettuce after he failed other kinds of magic. |
| 132 | Journey To The Bottom of The Hat | Untalkative Bunny journeys to the bottom of a hat. |
| 133 | Buttercups and Daisies | Untalkative Bunny becomes a fully fledged magician. |
| 134 | Card On the Window | Untalkative Bunny apprentices a card throwing trick. |
| 135 | Long Term Levitation | Untalkative Bunny can't stop floating adorably. |
| 136 | Cuckoo Crisis | Untalkative Bunny develops sewing skills and cute scenes of sleep-deprivation |
| 137 | Fur Ball | Untalkative Bunny gets a hairpiece. |
| 138 | Late Phobia | Untalkative Bunny has to get to macramé class on time. |
| 139 | Futuristic Ant Encounter | Untalkative Bunny shares his apartment with ants and has a watermelon-induced hallucination. |
| 140 | Youth Therapy | Untalkative Bunny turns back the clock. |
| 141 | Straight Down the Middle | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel take to the links. |
| 142 | Treasure Hunt | Untalkative Bunny and his whole gang compete in a scavenger hunt. |
| 143 | Hide & Seek | Untalkative Bunny corrals friends with the party game of hide and seek. |
| 144 | Soy Substitute Nut | Untalkative Bunny worries about nut allergies on behalf of Squirrel. |
| 145 | Knitting Circle | Untalkative Bunny joins a stereotypically inane knitting circle. |
| 146 | Go-Karting | Untalkative Bunny, Squirrel, and Emu race. |
| 147 | Eye Test | Untalkative Bunny gets prescription glasses. |
| 148 | Plant Pal | Untalkative Bunny raises an ungrateful flytrap. |
| 149 | Garnish Me Beautiful | Garnish overload. |
| 150 | Squirrel Sitting | Untalkative Bunny is a poor disciplinarian. |
| 151 | Day Trip | Untalkative Bunny travels the countryside by rail |
| 152 | Seaside Safety | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel star in an instructional episode with funnily square narration. |
| 153 | Home of the Future | Untalkative Bunny gets a high-tech houseguest. |
| 154 | Hiccups | The horror of a hugging machine rids Untalkative Bunny's hiccups. |
| 155 | Superstition | Untalkative Bunny runs through a list of superstitions. |
| 156 | Horseback Heroes | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel are city mama's boys. |
| 157 | Portrait of a Bunny | Untalkative Bunny is misled by a portrait painter. |
| 158 | Secret Valentine | Emu has a secret Valentine. |
| 159 | Fairground Prizes | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel win a coconut at the midway. |
| 160 | Duckling Patrol | Ducklings hatch in Untalkative Bunny's window box. |
| 161 | That Certain Smile | Untalkative Bunny has a toothache. |
| 162 | Stress Busting | Untalkative Bunny gets stressed. |
| 163 | Lazybones | Untalkative Bunny's chores stack up. |
| 164 | Chopsticks | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel dine out and rescue a cat with giant utensils. |
| 165 | Robot Dog | Untalkative Bunny is a cat person. |
| 166 | Chain Letters | Untalkative Bunny gets a life-tip from the postman. |
| 167 | The Missing Piece | Untalkative Bunny scouts his house for the central piece of a jigsaw puzzle. |
| 168 | Goldibunny | Untalkative Bunny visits the Bear Brothers department store. |
| 169 | Superbunny | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel rescue citizens from the domestic unhandiness. |
| 170 | Aromatherapy Mud Wrap | Untalkative Bunny and Disco Chick have an introductory pass at the spa. |
| 171 | Urban Gardener | Untalkative Bunny grows an oasis in the city. |
| 172 | Window Cleaner | The most tickling snapshot of Emu. |
| 173 | Let There Be Light | Untalkative Bunny upgrades from a desk lamp to the hypnotic bulbs of a discothèque. |
| 174 | Piano Lesson | More player piano action. |
| 175 | Double Mocha | Untalkative Bunny breaks away from Starbucks. |
| 176 | Gotta Dance | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel have grace in their feet. |
| 177 | Cafe Society | Poet Cat passes Mellow Yellow some ketchup. |
| 178 | Cool Cat Jazz Bunny | Poet Cat hosts an evening party. |
| 179 | Museum Watchmen | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel take a shift as night watchmen. |
| 180 | Shhhhh! | Untalkative Bunny is shushed out of the library. |
| 181 | Hotel Fabuloso | Untalkative Bunny and the gang have a towel snapping frenzy. |
| 182 | Coffee Quitters | Untalkative Bunny sits in on a coffee quitting club. |
| 183 | Bunny Catches a Cold | Untalkative Bunny touches germs in a public washroom. |
| 184 | Sticker Mania | Naked Guy and Small Red Guy get into stickers. |
| 185 | Rare Stick Insect | A rare stick insect on Untalkative Bunny's television. |
| 186 | Taxi Ride | Untalkative Bunny gets in the cab of a discomforting driver. |
| 187 | Memories of the Forest | Untalkative Bunny and Squirrel tap a maple syrup bottle. |
| 188 | Passing the Puck | Untalkative Bunny passes a puck. |
| 189 | Squirrel's Revenge Driving School | Untalkative Bunny has a stint as a driving instructor. |
| 190 | Vertigo | Untalkative Bunny tours the CN Tower. |
| 191 | Hockey Fanatic | Untalkative Bunny and Beaver attend a hockey game. |
| 192 | Squirrel's New Friend | Untalkative Bunny renews his driver's licence on his birthday. |
| 193 | Musical Ride | Untalkative Bunny and Llama tour a local attraction. |
| 194 | Landromat Life | Untalkative Bunny interacts with humans at the laundromat. |
| 195 | Split Personality | Untalkative Bunny witnesses opposite personalities of Emu. |
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