Piggies from the Deep

Piggies from the Deep is the 46th episode of Angry Birds Toons.

Plot
On a sunny summer morning, a pig jumped in a pool, when a shark-pretending pig showed up! He showed it was him, and the swimming pig decided to pretend like him, they saw Foreman Pig jumping into a pool. They showed up and Foreman Pig jumped into the air ... and landed on a palm tree! He fell in a barrel, where he saw those two pigs chatting. The two pigs went to the Pig City Park. There, Corporal Pig was teaching Minion Pigs a lesson. They stood like a upside down pyramid. Those two pigs showed up. All the pigs ran away from Pig City Park. Foreman Pig saw all these things. He, dressed like a shark, showed up. But all the pigs had returned, to catch the shark. They saw Foreman Pig and chased him. The REAL shark-pretended pigs were having ice cream, while all the pigs chased Foreman Pig and the episode ends.

Toons.tv Description
Two Minion Pigs pretend to be sharks to scare their fellows. But Foreman Pig wants his revenge.

Characters

 * Minion Pigs
 * Foreman Pig
 * Fat Pig (baby)
 * Corporal Pig

Trivia

 * The title is a pun from a popular song "Rolling in the Deep".
 * This is the twelfth episode to have a Pig, Pigs, Pig's, Pigs', Piggy, Piggies', Ham, Pork name, or anything related to pigs in the title card. Others include Pig Talent, Crash Test Piggies, Hypno Pigs, The Bird That Cried Pig, Hamshank Redemption, Green Pig Soup, Piggy Wig, Pig Plot Potion, Night of the Living Pork,  A Pig's Best Friend,  El Porkador!, and Hambo.
 * This is the 6th appearance of Foreman Pig.
 * This is the fourth time Carl Upsdell together with Thomas Lepeska directed an episode. First in El Porkador!, second in The Butterfly Effect, and third in Bird Flu.
 * This is the second time Valerie Chappelet wrote an episode. First in Hiccups.
 * This is the second time the iris-out does not pause briefly. The first was in Do as I Say!
 * Fat Pig appears as a tiny small pig, but can be recognized because he wears the same outfit. This marks the second time he has appeared in Angry Birds Toons, and this also may be a reference to Fat Pig after he is defeated in Utopia.
 * The scenes when the two pigs are sharks reference Jaws