Gardening with Terence

Gardening with Terence is the 13th episode of Angry Birds Toons.

Plot
One day Matilda was giving water to her flowers. Meanwhile, Terence is sitting on the cliff, not moving. Matilda gets shocked that she has no sun. Then she decided to move Terence but it didn't work. Matilda gets tired, but she sees Terence is still there. Matilda saw her flowers wilting, at first, she uses her meditation, then she snaps in anger trying to move Terence again, then she uses a pole but it didn't work, she uses a boulder to get Terence out of here but it backfired, Matilda uses TNT to get Terence out, but it backfired again, then she cried, but when she saw her purple flower, she had an idea. She put her garden on Terence's head, but he didn't care. Instead, he smiled while she was watering her flowers.

Trivia

 * This is the first appearance of Terence.
 * This episode might reveal that Terence might be picky about his spots.
 * This is the first episode to have Terence's name on it.
 * This is the fifth episode to have the title change, first is Pig Has Talent to Pig Talent, second is A New Friend to True Blue?, the third is Taking a Leave to Off Duty, the last is Thunderbolts and Lightning to Thunder Chuck.
 * This is the first episode that Matilda and Terence enjoy together
 * This is will be the first time that bird will make any damage (not-damgeable) to a another bird.
 * The animation looks different in this episode. It was animated by Toon City Animation since Where's My Crown?.
 * This is the second time Matilda cries. The first is Cordon Bleugh!.
 * This is the first time Terence smiled.
 * Terence seems to be very, very big in Angry Birds Toons.
 * Terence's voice actor is Helja Heikkinen, one of the two voice actors who voiced the Blues.
 * This is the second time a bird gets hit by a heavy thing. The first was Chuck Time.
 * The bit when ripples appear in the bucket of water is a reference to Jurassic Park.
 * You can see a flower on Terence beak. Matilda was trying to give her sunlight but instead gave that flower shade.