Skippy, Australia’s best loved and internationally famous kangaroo, is star of his own animated TV series. Skippy is the bush-wise, street-smart Park Ranger of the coastal village of Bushtown, where he uses his cool head and keen wit to keep the peace.

But the town’s mean, green Mayor, Croco the crocodile, has other plans. Bullied by his ridiculously vain and greedy wife, and backed by his team of thugs, Croco attempts to get his hands on everything in Bushtown - especially the money.

With the help of his friend Matilda, the smart and savvy TV reporter for Bushtown’s current affairs show, Skippy manages to foil the schemes of Mayor Croco and his goons.

Yoram Gross is an internationally recognised children’s television producer and is the creative force behind TV favourites such as The Adventures of Blinky Bill and Dot and the Kangaroo.

Episodes include:

Trouble in Bushtown - Sir William Plato, the aging Mayor is nearing retirement and Skippy is appointed Election Officer to ensure the new Mayor of Bushtown is elected fairly. It is a hotly contested election between a field of not too impressive candidates and Skippy is kept busy exposing scams. In the confusion the unthinkable happens...

Hooray for Crocowood - When chairs and table are confiscated by the Bushtown Council Tax Collector for non-payment of a new tax the owners plead with Skippy to find out what is happening. Skippy uses Croco’s mansion as the location for a ludicrous high-adventure thriller!

Sabotage at Sea - Captain Numbat, the old ferry operator, is having terrible problems with his boat. Could Rowdy the Rat and Croco be sabotaging his ferry? The Captain hasn’t put up his fares for years, who could possibly want to hurt his business. Luckily Skippy and Matilda remain Loyal to Captain Numbat, saving his boat from several potential disasters.

The Mean Green Queen - Croco and Skippy are busy looking after the new “Croco National Park” which Croco is especially proud of as it is named after him. When Croco cannot find anyone ‘important enough’ to open the park a chain of events is set in motion which lead to everyone learning that people are important, not titles.