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Toothy, lovable Mr. Crocodile, with his best friend Daisy by his side, navigates the human world in a series of zany adventures.
Toothy, lovable Mr. Crocodile, with his best friend Daisy by his side, navigates the human world in a series of zany adventures.
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S2, EP9 "New Rules / Lemonade"Daisy and Mr. Crocodile protect the grass; Daisy and Winston compete selling drinks.
Mr. Crocodile
S2, EP10 "Lost Ball / Clean Up Croc"Mr. Crocodile and his best friend Daisy cheerfully navigate life with boundless enthusiasm and comical misunderstandings due to his instinctive crocodile logic.
Mr. Crocodile
S2, EP8 "Staycation / The Long Shortcut"Mr. Crocodile and his best friend Daisy cheerfully navigate life with boundless enthusiasm and comical misunderstandings due to his instinctive crocodile logic.
Mr. Crocodile
S2, EP7 "Roland's Day Off; Bad Day Croc"Daisy and Mr. Crocodile try to help Roland rest when he hurts his ankle, but Roland won't stop doing things; Mr. Crocodile worries his bad day will just keep getting worse.
Mr. Crocodile
S2, EP6 "It's Bocce; Nest Improvement"When Daisy and Mom enter a bocce ball tournament for fun, Daisy gets caught up in the competition; while nest sitting for Gigi, Mr. Crocodile and Daisy make surprise home improvements.
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S2, EP5 "Just Gigi; Croc N Seek"Daisy and Mr. Crocodile assume Gigi is lonely and try to spend every minute with her; Mr. Crocodile hides Teddy's stuffed animal during hide and seek, but then can't find it anywhere.
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