Hi-5 Series 13, Episode 15 (Favourite things)

Favourite things is the fifteenth episode from Hi-5 Series 13.

Segments

 * FELY finds straight coloured clothes. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 1, Episode 34 (Favourites and feelings).
 * LAUREN matches the colours with her feelings. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 4, Episode 41 (Colours).
 * Chats pretends to be Katie Cool Pants and CASEY gives her healthy food. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 8, Episode 45 (Dreaming and wishing).
 * LAUREN pretends to be a sumo wrestler. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 9, Episode 29 (Imagine you can do it).
 * TIM shows us his favourite guitars and gives Fely some guitar lessons. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 5, Episode 22 (Favourite things).
 * STEVIE pretends to be a bowerbird and then he makes a bower of all the blue things he finds. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 7, Episode 27 (Animals).
 * LAUREN wonders why the is sea blue. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 7, Episode 27 (Animals).
 * SHARING STORIES: Fely tells us a story about three puppies (Casey, Tim and Lauren) that have their first day out of the basket and into the backyard, their grandad (Stevie) teaches them some tricks but puppy Casey really has problems with all lessons. The hidden treasure is puppy dog kennel. Taken from Original Hi-5 Series 10, Episode 7 (Animals and pets) & Originally from Hi-5 Series 13, Episode 11 (Love) & Hi-5 Series 13, Episode 13 (Helping others).

Trivia

 * This episode was included on the Roadshow Kids Snack Pack Kids Favourites DVD.
 * Fely joins Tim in the Making Music set rather than Tim joining Fely in the Puzzles & Patterns set for Tim's segment. In that same segment, Tim plays the guitar upside-down. Fely played the guitar right side up the same way Kathleen did it with Tim's old guitar from the original.
 * During Casey's segment, she says that Katie Cool Pants is the star of a show but it doesn't exist.
 * Sumo or sumo wrestling is a competitive full-contact wrestling sport where a rikishi (wrestler) attempts to force another wrestler out of a circular ring (dohyō) or into touching the ground with anything other than the soles of his feet.