Nick tries to help his classmate Derrick understand the true meaning of Christmas.

It travels only at night, is taller than any person and has incredible strength. Can the legends about Bigfoot be true? When metal doors are ripped apart and campers are terrorized, kid detectives Mike, Ben, Winnie and Spence set out to solve the mystery - and learn about integrity in the process.

A man befriends his reclusive neighbor.

Little Tad is sick and tired of being picked on by Bully Frog and all his mean friends. He really wishes he could win the frog-jumping contest at the annual fair to show them he's not so little. Although Tad trains hard for the contest, he soon realizes that he simply isn't big enough just yet. That sneaky snake Cottonmouth convinces Tad he is big enough and can become the "hero of Hopper's Landing," but Cottonmouth isn't telling the truth.

Eleven-year-old Nick, along with his parents and 14-year-old sister Sarah and little sister Jamie, moves into his grandmother's house in Eastfield, Indiana. In an effort to make friends and avoid a bully, Louis tells lies about George Ravenhill's house, Nick sneaks into the old man's cellar, scares himself, and Louis, Renee and the kids at school create stories about the encounter that spiral into lies. Derrick and his friends wreck the house and Nick is forced to clean it up as punishment. His dad helps him learn an important lesson about lying, elders, fear, speaking up, and bullying.

Televangelist Dr. James Dobson explains his views on pornography.

The Tri-County Junior Grand Prix has come to Odyssey, and Dylan and his dog, Sherman, are ready to put the wheel to the road! Taunted by their new neighbors---Holly and her mischievous cat, Jasper---our heroes are determined to beat them to the checkered flag. But when Dylan's car literally explodes into action, and Holly's car careens out of control, Dylan faces a dilemma: save Holly or win the race. It's an exciting tale about caring for others and a rocket ride to the edge of adventure!