Bob the Builder - Season 4 (2000)

Bob finds a hedgehog during the renovation of Farmer Pickles' house and asks Roley to look after. Looking after a hibernating hedgehog is harder than it sounds when Pilchard and Scruffty start chasing each other around the yard.

Spud helps paint the farmhouse, but things go wrong. Meanwhile, Dizzy has to guard some wet cement from an inquisitive crow.

Bob, Wendy and the team build a crazy golf course. Meanwhile, Roley worries that he's run over a bird's egg, but it turns out to be a golf ball.

Bob is putting up a rainwater tank in Farmer Pickles' field, while Wendy builds a toy sailing boat for her nephew's birthday. A curious Spud sees Lofty pass by with the tank, and decides to help. While Bob is installing a sprinkler system in the lower field, Spud encourages the others to finish the job without supervision. Lofty drops the tank which rolls down the hill, splashing into the duck pond where it smashes the toy boat which Wendy has been testing. Bob returns to find the boat's mast smashed beyond repair. He asks Wendy to sort out the tank, while he heads ...

Bob and the team are building a new bandstand for Farmer Pickles' band, but Spud uses the sheet music to make paper planes. It looks like the concert will have to be cancelled, but Bob has a plan.

Wendy asks Scoop to tell Farmer Pickles that the guinea pigs will be delivered later on, but by the time the message gets to Farmer Pickles, the farmer is puzzled to hear about the arrival of some "mini pigs".

Bob is doing a sponsored run to help fund a new sports pavilion. The rest of the team are inspired by this and start collecting sponsors to demolish the old pavilion.

When Bob can't get his electronic organiser to work, he ties knots in his handkerchief to remind him about different jobs.

The town's time capsule goes missing and Scruffty uses his nose to track it down.

Wendy wants to spend a day quietly painting the countryside, but Scruffty the excitable dog has other ideas. Meanwhile, Scoop, Lofty and Dizzy try to complete a "jigsaw" of the town's coat-of-arms on their own.