The Old Mrs. Moody Show

Old Mrs. Moody has somehow missed the story of the Bubble and Squeak Carwash—the biggest mystery Bixby County has ever known. While she and Catbaloo bake fresh peach cobbler together, Catbaloo begins to tell the tale. It starts with the Jones brothers, Jack and Otis, their mother, April Mae Jones, and a puppy left in a basket on their porch. One summer day, they take a drive that leads them into t...

A busy, boisterous crow interrupts Catbaloo and Old Mrs. Moody's quiet afternoon of knitting on the back porch. He flies back and forth, calling as loudly as he can, as if trying to get their attention. When they bring out a pair of binoculars to take a closer look, they see him carrying raspberries from the garden into the hollow of the sugartree. Curious, Catbaloo climbs a ladder to peek inside...

Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo head to Possum Creek for a campout. They hike through the woods and learn to spot animal tracks, then paddle out onto the lake to do a little fishing. After a day of adventures, they gather around a cozy campfire and toast marshmallows for s'mores. Later that night, tucked into a tent under the stars, they lie very still and listen. The sounds of the forest come togethe...

The Hot Diggity Dog Parade is coming—right down the middle of Main Street! Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo grab a seat in the front row to watch dogs of every size, shape, and breed march by. Some stop to perform their special skills: ballet-dancing poodles, jumping Jack Russells, and a sheep-herding demonstration by the amazing Wesley, an Australian Shepherd. It's a perfectly wonderful day until a li...

Roylene the little pig has a big imagination. On Uncle Henry's farm, she decides the barnyard should become the African veldt. Soon the cats are roaring like lions, the goats are stretching their necks like giraffes, and the ducks are standing on one leg like flamingos. The farm is quickly thrown into confusion. Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo come up with a plan to help restore order. They take Royle...

Kids are invited to join Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo on a fantastic time-machine adventure to the Old West! Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo find a very old letter in the attic from the year 1860. It's from an old silver miner, Whistling Pete, who has lost his mule, Bessie, and desperately needs help finding her. Mrs. Moody, Catbaloo, and the kids climb into a time machine and travel back to an Old Wes...

As a thunderstorm passes by, Old Mrs. Moody notices a tiny kitten huddled beneath a tree in her backyard. With Catbaloo's help, she brings the kitten inside, dries her fur, warms her by the fire, and gives her a name—Puff. When a neighbor comes knocking, searching for a lost kitten, Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo must decide what to do next. © 2024 Old Mrs. Moody    

Old Mrs. Moody and Catbaloo receive a letter from a young seahorse named Seabiscuit, inviting them to the Coral Sea to watch his very first seahorse pony race. They put on their diving gear and head underwater to cheer him on as the race begins. Seabiscuit hopes to win a trophy—but as the day unfolds, it becomes clear that winning may not be what matters most. © 2024 Old Mrs. Moody