Seasons
Iggy and Jiggers tell Kira about Jiggers' arrival at Mooseknuckle.
Iggy tries to save a dying old oak, which has been a part of his family for several generations.
Catfish Stu's mother, Catfish Stella, visits her son.
Iggy and Jiggers enlist Spiff's help in singing for cactuses, because Zoop is sick.
Later, they argue over what the theme of the party celebrating the good harvests in the park will be.
Iggy and Jiggers try to make a perfume for Zoop's birthday.
Later, they try to return a herd of wild buffalo (gnus) to the savannah.
Iggy and Spiff become chained together when one of Jiggers' magic tricks goes wrong.
The film director returns, this time in hopes of getting indulged in nature.
Stu makes cheap knock-offs of Iggy's pig scout knife to sell to tourists.
Robear "saves" Zoop's life, and she does everything she can to repay him.
Iggy is depressed because he can't find an art category he fits in with.
A water hyacinth Robear places in Lake Gottalottowatta, for Stu, grows out of control.
Iggy's attempts to protect skiers from avalanches turn him into an extreme sports star.
Iggy and Jiggers find an abandoned condor egg and try to raise it.
A mysterious (and messy) thief keeps taking Zoop's peanuts.
After Iggy saves them repeatedly, the ferrets become his henchmen.
Spiff and Zoop can't stop arguing, and it gets in the way of their volunteer work.
Catfish Stu tries to retrieve a ship he believes contains treasure, from the bottom of the lake.
A friend of Kira's, from the city, visits the Kookamunga.
Iggy and Jiggers argue over whether Big Toe is real... or just another of Catfish Stu's scams.
Iggy spies a narwhal, and must stop an evil British scientist from capturing it.
Iggy and Jiggers suspect Catfish Stu is behind Old Reliable's sudden inability to erupt.
Spiff quits his job as a street cleaner after a robot takes over.
In order to stop Catfish Stu from tearing the Kook apart, the gang must bring a legendary curse to life.
Jiggers and Kira develop an attraction, and Jiggers begins to ignore Iggy.
A bump on the noggin leads Iggy to believe Catfish Stu is his father.
A movie director is trying to produce a film in the Kookamunga.
Temporarily banned from his house for the sake of a crane family, Catfish Stu and the ferrets stay at Iggy's house for a month.
Iggy frantically tries to figure out what happened to his good luck toothpick.
Iggy and Jiggers seek after the Legendary Lost City of the Kookamunga.
Iggy and Jiggers must get 200 signatures in a petition before a construction crew builds a highway all along the Kookamunga.
It's Yawny Yump-A-Lot Day, and Yawny's angry spirit is forcing the town to do something for him, or else become the world's largest totem pole.
later, he tries to find out how Stu is behind the disappearance of the Juniper berry bushes.
Iggy must cease his snoring or else cease his residence in the Kookamunga.
Iggy and the gang try to save the Great Bamzeani from being pecked to dust by woodpeckers.
Catfish Stu tries to become a Pig Ranger in order to find out where "Miracle Mud" comes from.
later, they try to prove that Admiral "Brrrrrd" really did sail to the Norse Pole.
Description
Iggy Arbuckle is a young white pig, who is the creator of the Pig Rangers, a type of forest ranger in a national park known as the Kookamunga. Stu, a catfish, is always trying to use the Kookamunga to obtain wealth with the ferret brothers. Most of the stories revolve around Iggy and Jiggers' efforts to protect the environmental structure of the park.
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Genres
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CastJonathan WilsonDavid BerniJames RankinDerek McGrathStephanie MillsNovie EdwardsNeil CronePatrick McKenna
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Channel
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Premiere DateJune 29, 2007
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Rating6.3 (7)
