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Shannon George
Media pertaining to Shannon George
Hedgie Sing-A-Long
Pins and Nettie encounter a Chaffinch during their daily exploration. Pins and Nettie love the bird's song, but when the bird encourages them to sing along, they need some encouragement.
Hedgie Puddles
Nettie and Pins enjoy playing in the rain. However, when they come upon a puddle, they aren't quite sure what to do.
Hedgie Birthday
Pins and Nettie have been invited to the birthday party of one of their hedgie friends; they are really excited about going until they realize there are going to be a bunch of hedgies they never met before there.
Hedgie Highway
Pins and Nettie love exploring and wandering along the Hedgehog Highway. But this time they encounter a new door and the hedgies don't know what to make of it.
Hedgie Hiccups
Pins has the hiccups. When Nettie and the Narrator giggle because they think it's cute, Pins thinks they are laughing at him and hides away, refusing to come out until the hiccups are gone.
Hedgie Hide and Seek
Pins and Nettie are playing a game of hide and seek, but neither one of them like the pressure of seeking; they come up with a new way to play the game that works for them.
Hedgie Sleepover
Pins and Nettie have been invited to a sleepover at their friend's house. They've been excited about it for such a long time but now that the night has arrived, they are apprehensive about sleeping somewhere other than their own beds.
Hedgies and the Snail
Pins and Nettie encounter a snail who is somehow even more shy than they are. The hedgies must learn how to help their shy friend and make her feel safe and comfortable.
Hedgie Treasures
Nettie is playing with one of her shiny treasures, one of them being a little ball of tin foil. Pins sees what fun Nettie is having and wants to join in.
Hedgie Treasures
Nettie is playing with one of her shiny treasures, one of them being a little ball of tin foil. Pins sees what fun Nettie is having and wants to join in.
Super Hedgie
Pins has put on his special hero cape and is playing Super Hedgie, but when Nettie and the Narrator catch him attempting to fly and then failing, Pins becomes embarrassed and runs away.
Hedgie Selfie
The Narrator wants to take a picture of Pins and Nettie to show her Auntie whom she's visiting this weekend. Adamant Pins and Nettie, don't want to disappoint their friend, but they do not want to have their picture taken.
Hedgie Kickball
When Pins and Nettie are invited by the other neighbourhood hedgies to play kickball, they are not sure they want to join since they doubt whether they will be very good at it.
Hedgies And The Kitty
The Narrator brings her new kitten who really wants to play with Pins and Nettie, but the hedgehogs aren't so sure about the kitten and need some help warming up to her.
Hedgie Halloween
Pins and Nettie are in their costumes and are ready for Halloween. However, what they aren't ready for is the scary-looking jack-o-lanterns.
Happy Hedgie Halloween
Pins and Nettie are super excited about their first Halloween; they both love dressing up and eating candy; as they venture to one of Galway's Georgian neighborhood, they realize that this whole trick or treating thing might be a bit much for them.
Hedgie Pressie
While exploring, Pins comes across a shiny stone that he thinks would be perfect for Nettie's shiny things collection. But when he goes to give Nettie her present, Pins becomes concerned that Nettie may not like it after all.
Hedgie Hokey Pokey
Pins and Nettie have been invited to their friend's dance party, but the hedgies completely feel completely freaked out at the prospect of doing the hokey-pokey.
Hedgie Thunder
Loud thundering makes Pins and Nettie anxious. But once they think of the thunder as wild rather than scary, they then realise that thunderstorms can actually be quite fun.
Hedgie Hound
When out in the neighbourhood, Pins and Nettie are unsettled by a noise coming from behind a fence. They then end up feeling a lot better finding out it's just a friendly dog barking.
