WolfGirl

Ziggy's out in the garden when she meets a brand-new friend: Bruno, a grass-loving pup who is very, very clean and smells weird. His secret? Soap. Ziggy has no idea what soap is, so Bruno explains it, between chasing his own tail. The two pups call in the iPad (Ziggy knows the password, of course) and discover that soap is almost 5,000 years old, which makes it even older than Big Minion Daddy. They also find out how soap really works: tiny molecules grab the dirt on one end and the water on the other, then wash it all down the drain. Neither of them follows a word of it. Then dinner is called, and another not-quite-Batman case is closed.

Special guest: Milla as Bruno.

Ziggy's home alone — Tiny Minion Ellie and the rest of the humans are out — which means it's time to test out the clean couch (the one she's not supposed to sit on). But comfort turns to crisis when something pointy jabs her from below: flat on one end, sharp on the other, and definitely not a snack. Undeterred, our not-quite-Batman detective sneaks onto Ellie's iPad (yes, she knows the password) to crack the case — uncovering pencil facts nobody asked for, from 16th-century graphite mines to a guy named Nicolas-Jacques Conté. Just as she's cracking the mystery wide open, the minions come home — and Ziggy has to hide the evidence fast. Some investigations end in triumph. This one ends in "feed me."