Archibald's Next Big Thing
★ 6.1 · 2019 · 12m · Kids · Animation · Comedy · Action & Adventure · Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Happy-go-lucky chicken Archibald may not remember to do his chores, but he never forgets to have fun. After all, life's an adventure!
Episodes
2. The Keymaster12m · It's Archibald to the rescue when the citizens of Crackridge report a series of thefts.▶3. Best in Showbot12m · Archibald hides inside Loy's robot after accidentally breaking it.▶4. The Secret of Madame Baroness12m · A lost boomerang leads to a job working for a fancy singer.▶5. The Oath of the Compass12m · Archibald must think fast after forgetting to mail invites to his sister's party.
6. Garbage Fruit12m · Archibald uses his other senses when he's temporarily unable to see.▶7. Glide & Gobble12m · Stranded in a canyon, Archibald and his siblings search for a way out.
8. Wheelie, No Hands12m · When it comes to bike riding, Archibald has serious skills. Who knew?▶9. The Missing Piece12m · Archibald goes on a scavenger hunt for a missing puzzle piece.
10. The Scotchman12m · Archibald marches to a creepy house to deliver a package.
11. Mountain Mayhem12m · After winning a citizen swap contest, Archibald moves to a mountain town for a week.▶12. The Gator Spinner Max12m · Archibald finds a practical use for his pal's wacky invention.▶13. Dino-Can-Do12m · Crackridge's new resident dinosaur has a hard time fitting in.▶14. The Big Bad Bug12m · Archibald and a new friend attempt to conquer their fear of the basement.
15. Stuck in Skates12m · After ice skating with his pen pal, Archibald can't remove his too-tight skates.▶16. Lawn Circles12m · Crackridge has crop circles. Could aliens really be responsible?
17. Lights, Camera, Crackridge!12m · Archibald scores a job as a movie star's stunt double.▶18. Karaoke Dokey12m · Loy starts to lose it after getting a disappointing score on Archibald's karaoke video game.▶19. The Enchanted Mansion12m · While serving as Finly's magical assistant, Archibald gets lost in a spooky mansion.
20. The Shell Game12m · Archibald helps a grumpy hermit crab find a new shell.▶21. Strutter Sitting12m · The Strutter siblings hold a yard sale and babysit at the same time.▶22. Corny-O Chaos12m · Archibald races for a big prize: a lifetime supply of his favorite cereal.
23. The Chicken Has Landed12m · Archibald takes an unexpected trip to outer space.▶24. The Night of the Nibbler12m · When a yummy recipe goes missing, Archibald P.I. sets out to crack the case.▶25. The Primrose Classic12m · A professional paper airplane thrower hires Archibald to be his caddie.
26. The Blimpateers12m · While floating through the sky, Archibald bumps into birds who live in a blimp.More Like This
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