Look Kool

Hamza learns how an object's shape is important when they move through the air; the group makes a rocket, tests bicycle pilots and meets a rocket scientist; Koolkatt figures out how to beat a racecar.

On Hamza's birthday, the guests find out about cones; they learn that the conical shape is good for hats and holding ice cream.

When Hamza's phone breaks, he must learn how to use maps to find his way around; he manages to form a marching band and receives travel tips from a gargoyle.

Hamza learns about arches.

Hamza investigates musical instruments shaped like cylinders, creating instruments.

Hamza investigates the sphere; why bubbles are always spherical.

Hamza creates a pyramid in the studio and wonders why the oranges at the bottom don't get squished.

Koolkatt and Hamza want to know why spirals are so captivating.

Hamza interviews a bridge troll to find out why so many structures are made of interlocking triangles; challengers create bridges; Koolkatt creates origami cats for Hamza.

On a cold day, Hamza snuggles with his quilt by the window and decides to recreate the quilt's patterns with geometric shapes.

Hamza has the urge to straighten two portraits; the crew draws mystery pictures, gets crazy with snowflakes and meets Mona Lisa; Koolkatt demonstrates rotational symmetry.

To find out how lenses work, the gang will read a secret message, go inside a camera, get close to an upside-down dinosaur, and talk to a very fancy krill.

Cubist Pablo Picasso; an ice cube necklace; a quest to make giant cubes; Koolkatt finds a cube right under Hamza's nose.

Hamza learns why eggs are strong, yet smashable; challengers walk on eggshells; Hamza meets an ancient dome architect; a chick gets his big breakthrough.

Hamza tries to juggle a football, a baseball and a hockey puck; the crew meets a human cannonball, learns about Frisbees and competes in a triathlon; Koolkatt challenges Hamza to juggle bowling balls.

The group learns about the wedge by splitting logs like lumberjacks, meeting a cheese-cutter and channeling their inner caveman.