Master Eder and His Pumuckl

- Season 2

(1988)

Pumuckl get his own toy car.

Pumuckl amuses himself by sampling unripe fruit from the trees in an allotment.

There is a mouse in the workshop, and Meister Eder would rather get rid of it, but Pumuckl insists he wants to keep it as a pet. That is, until he realizes that work is involved in having a pet.

On a day out, Meister Eder and Pumuckl go sailing on a lake.

Meister Eder and his nephew go climbing a mountain, and when the weather changes suddenly, and the younger man irresponsibly wants to head further up the mountain, Pumuckl saves the day.

Pumuckl amuses himself by making as much noise as he can by banging on empty tin cans. This leads to Meister Eder having to leave the workshop.

Pumuckl finds out that his good intentions to make happy two boys playing treasure hunt, lead to complications when he wants to retrieve the "treasure" he has planted for the boys to find, and return it to its rightful owner.

Meister Eder and Pumuckl set out to catch a ghost in a cabin in a garden.

Two boys visiting Meister Eder's workshop are fascinated by Pumuckl's swing is moving without visible signs of any mechanism.

Meister Eder takes in a stray cat and Pumuckl is jealous, because the kitten is allowed to do things he himself gets told off for doing.

Pumuckl gets wet while he's visible and catches a cold. When Meister Eder calls the doctor for advice, his story is taken for the ramblings of a man with a fever and the doctor comes and treats him instead of telling him how to cure the little imp's cold.

Just when Pumuckl thinks he is not getting a present for Christman, the postman brings a parcel to the house.

Meister Eder is under pressure because he has a deadline for finishing an important order. And with the master stressed out, Pumuckl gets blamed for everything that goes wrong, even though, just for once, none of it is of his doing.

Pumuckl plays pranks on a difficult customer who keeps finding fault with Meister Eder's work on a piece of furniture belonging to him.

Pumuckl cuts his thumb and Meister Eder puts a little white bandage on it. While Pumuckl is invisible to the people in the street, his bandage isn't.

Meister Eder is sick and has to rely on Pumuckl's services in getting a message to his daily woman, asking her to get him tablets from the chemist. Pumuckl delivers the message to the wrong door, and several people, all eager to help, arrive in the house with medicine.

A journalist arrives in Meister Eders workshop after having heard rumors about the master craftsman's invisible little house guest.

Pumuckl answers Meister Eder's telephone and the cabinet master only narrowly avoids losing a customer.

Pumuckl is bored and wants to try his hand at carpentry.

Meister Eder is dismayed when he finds out that he had help from his invisible friend when he won the trophy at a game of skittles.

Pumuckl loves to play with fire. He learns to light a match by himself, and even manages to light a candle. But it doesn't stop there.

Pumuckl falls asleep inside a shot selling clocks and is locked in when the place closes for the night.

Pumuckl has adventures with an inflatable rubber duck.

Pumuckl hears the fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel, and on a trip to the local forest mistakes a woman for a witch.

Meister Eder's daily cleaning woman is sick and there is a substitute in the house today. After she hears hair-raising stories about Pumuckl and his exploits from one of Eder's friends, everything seems to be going wrong for her, even though Pumuckl is nowhere near her.

Pumuckl becomes fascinated with the mouth organ of one of Meister Eder's friends.