Messy Goes to Okido Season 1 Episode 52 Tick Tock Messy
- June 6, 2016
Messy Goes to Okido is a children's animated show that takes us on an adventure with Messy and his friends in the magical town of Okido. In season 1 episode 52 titled "Tick Tock Messy," we follow Messy as he learns the importance of time management.
The episode begins with Messy being excited about a big event that is coming up - a competition called the ‘Okido Bake Off!’. But Messy is also invited to a special karate lesson with Kaboodle. Messy is torn between the two events and doesn't know what to do.
To make matters worse, Zim and Zam appear and offer Messy some special chocolate muffins, which take him to a magical world where nothing is timed. However, Messy soon discovers that in this world, nothing is ever done because there is no concept of time, and it leads to a lot of chaos.
As Messy realizes the importance of time, he returns to Okido where he meets his robot friend Zim, the timekeeper, who shows him how to use a watch and tells him about how important it is to keep track of time. Messy learns how to manage his time properly so he can attend both karate and the Bake Off.
With the help of his friends, Messy makes it to karate and learns the importance of timing his punches, and then races to the Bake Off to submit his dish on time. Despite some obstacles and setbacks, Messy successfully manages his time and is able to do both the things he loves.
Throughout the episode, Messy learns that time management is an essential life skill and one that requires practice and effort. It teaches children that if they plan their time wisely, they can accomplish multiple things in a day. The show also emphasizes the importance of balancing different activities and priorities, stressing that we can always make time for the things that matter most to us.
As always, Messy Goes to Okido season 1 episode 52 is filled with fun and excitement, and it cleverly incorporates educational messages into its storyline, so young viewers can learn as they watch. It’s a great show for children to learn about time management in an entertaining way.
