Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: June 30, 2013
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 36
Networks: NBC, Universal Kids
Genres: Kids, Comedy, Family

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The Chica Show(2013)

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Overview

Puppet chicken Chica and her friends and family run The Costume Coop, a fun-filled shop full of costumes. While dressing up and helping customers, she and the viewers learn valuable life lessons. And when the shop closes, they embark on animated adventures that further convey each episode's message.

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Season 1

36 episodes • 2013

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Captain Chica Redcomb	Jun 30, 2013
2	The Amazing Chicadini	Jun 30, 2013
3	Chica Rocks	Jun 30, 2013
4	Chica Twinkle Toes	Jul 7, 2013
5	Cowgirls and Cowchickens	Jul 14, 2013
6	Icky, Sticky, Chicky	Jul 21, 2013
7	Chica to the Rescue	Jul 28, 2013
8	Chica and the Vikings	Aug 4, 2013
9	Commander Chica Lifts Off	Aug 11, 2013
10	Chica the Artist	Aug 18, 2013
11	Chica Plays the Egg Games	Aug 25, 2013
12	Super Chica!	Sep 1, 2013
13	Special Delivery Chica	Sep 8, 2013
14	Chica’s Big Comb Circus	Sep 15, 2013
15	Reporting for WCLUCK	Sep 22, 2013
16	Doctor Chica	Sep 29, 2013
17	Chica has the Chirples	Oct 6, 2013
18	Chica’s Jug Band Jamboree	Oct 13, 2013
19	Chica Fancy Fish	Oct 20, 2013
20	Chica’s Halloween Adventure	Oct 27, 2013
21	Chica Climbs a Mountain	Nov 3, 2013
22	Snow Princess Chica	Nov 10, 2013
23	Vroom, Vroom Chica	Nov 17, 2013
24	Chica the Bock-a-Doodle Builder	Nov 24, 2013
25	Farmer Chica	Dec 1, 2013
26	Bock-a-Doodle-Doo I Love You	Dec 8, 2013
27	Chica’s Fashion Squeak	Jan 14, 2014
28	Cheerleading Chica	Jan 26, 2014
29	Little Red Riding Chica	Feb 2, 2014
30	Blue Ribbon Chica	Feb 9, 2014
31	Can Chica Play Too?	Feb 16, 2014
32	Detective Chica	Feb 23, 2014
33	Bock-a-toodle-loo Chica	Mar 2, 2014
34	Tweet Dreams Chica	Mar 9, 2014
35	Chicasaurus Rex	Mar 16, 2014
36	Safari Chica	Mar 23, 2014

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