Riddle Me This
2022 · 5m · Animation · Kids · Mystery
In this mesmerising animated journey, kids use their powers of critical thinking and imagination to solve an intriguing mystery riddle.
Episodes
1. The Case of the Disappearing Cat5m · Ling's brother gets yelled at for getting her "lovely smelling" cat wet. Ponder invisibility, cats' hatred of water and why it took a month for Ling's cat to disappear.
2. The Case of the Dead Torch5m · While out exploring on a camping trip Shu and Wiremu get spooked. Feel the thrills and chills as the kids conjure up spooky possibilities about what the boys were up to.
3. The Case of the Picnic Pack Up5m · Maia was all ready to enjoy a picnic. Why did she have to pack it up? Come along for the ride as kids think about allergies to fluff, why you might have trauma from a bunny and why broken pretzels can be equated to having a bad day.
4. The Case of the Messy Living Room5m · Azizi comes home to discover Soraya is missing and Sam is hiding behind a chair, looking smug. Join the wild ride as the kids ponder what could possibly have happened in Azizi's living room.
5. The Case of Staying Underwater5m · Langi wins a rabbit by betting a magician that she can stay underwater for ten minutes. What's her secret? Is she a mermaid, genetically modified or was the water never really there?
6. The Case of the Cover Up5m · Teuila is the kind of big sister who takes the blame for a broken window even though both her and her brother were playing with the ball. Teuila's mum knows that wasn't the truth. Join the kids to ponder all the ways a game of kilikiti can go wrong.
7. The Case of Who Finished First5m · Preya and Lee are thirsty and ready to compete in a game that involves finishing milkshakes and juice. With a few rules, somehow Lee finishes first even though he has the most to drink.
8. The Case of the Fishy Skeletons5m · After seeing a big pile of stinky fish skeletons on an outing, Tāne and Marama decide to fill a glass with water when brushing their teeth. How are these things connected?More Like This
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