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Granny Pig's Chickens is the 19th episode of Season 3 and the 123rd episode overall. It first aired on November 9, 2009.
Summary[]
Peppa and George meet Granny Pig's chickens after they eat Grandpa Pig's seeds.
Plot[]
Peppa and her family go to Granny Pig's house. Peppa, George, and Granny Pig go to the bedroom, where the characters are asleep or awake. Grandpa Pig takes Peppa and George to the garden. A scarecrow is in the grass. The chicks' talons are in the dirt. Peppa and George meet the chicks (Jemima (brown), Sarah (black), and Vanessa (white)) & Neville the rooster. Peppa and George put the chicken seeds for the chickens to eat. The 4 eggs are at the chicken coop. Day becomes night in Granny Pig's House. Granny Pig tells Peppa and George that the chickens will lay their eggs in the morning. Peppa and George say goodnight to Granny Pig, and they fall asleep.
Night becomes day in Granny Pig's House, and then the rooster (Neville) crows to wake Peppa and George up. Peppa puts the 4 eggs in the basket for Granny Pig. In the kitchen, Peppa, George, Granny Pig, and Grandpa Pig eat eggs for breakfast and the episode ends.
Characters[]
Trivia[]
- All of the chickens are named after people who work on the show.
- Originally Daddy Pig was going to appear in this episode, to make an appearance to drop Peppa and George off at Granny's house, But he was cut, and mentioned by Peppa pig.
- In this episode, Grandpa Pig called one of Granny Pigs chicken's "Dick". Although it's a name, it's also a slang, therefore, it may be interpreted as swearing.
Censorship and Banning[]
In this episode, Grandpa Pig says "stupid". This is the only episode of the series to use the word. Because of this word, many broadcasters have refused to re-air the episode, due to some parents not wanting their kids to use the word "stupid". This episode was banned in the United States. [citation needed]