Gravel and Granite stay in watching TV.

Todd is having a good sort out and Tang finds a twisty object which is covered in creepers.

Drum loses her cuddly toy and won't practise for the Big Zing, so Tang tries to cheer her up.

Zak gives Tang a loud and parping hooter as a present to play in the Big Zing.

Drum listens to a pair of Japanese Taiko drummers called Hiten Ryu Daiko in the glade. 

Panzee and Tang audition to be lead singer in the Big Zing, but Zak can't decide who is best.

Panzee has lost her zing! Can she get it back in time for the fun and funky Big Zing? 

It is Todd's birthday and he has a special Birthday Big Zing.

The ZingZillas decide to have a game of hide and seek.

Zak reads a fan letter saying he is the world's best singer and the praise goes to his head. 

The ZingZillas want to play a flamenco-style Big Zing but Drum has lost her castanets.

It's Tidy Island Day and Todd and Zak hope to win the prestigious Squeaky Clean badge.

Tang tells the story of when the Beach Byrds first arrived on ZingZilla island.

Tang needs peace and quiet to practise his guitar solo, so Todd builds him a clubhouse of his own.

It's hot, but drinking lemonade to keep cool instead of water causes Zak all sorts of bubble trouble.

Everyone on ZingZilla Island is on the move.

Drum is excited about staying up late.

Panzee's new boots have arrived, but they don't sound quite as nice as they look.

Zak takes Tang and Panzee for a jog in the jungle. Will they be back for the Bhangra Big Zing?

Panzee loves the cello and is thrilled when Julian Lloyd Webber agrees to a duet with her.

Todd discovers he has a fantastic operatic voice.

With help from Dame Cleo Laine and friends, Zak finds his voice just in time for the Big Zing. 

Todd disguises himself as his Auntie Dot.

Zak wants to learn how to play rock guitar.

Tang has written a song perfect for a hot sunny day.

The ZingZillas get the Moaning Stones gifts.