A make-up-your-own-dance contest is held for all the kids in Lake Hoohaw, and this causes Peanut to completely flip out. You see, he thinks that he can't dance.

Jelly comes down with a case of Otter Pox on the day of her birthday party. Obviously, this prevents her from taking part in the festivities. Or does it?

Munchy mistakenly chews up Pinch's favorite toy: a wooden dollhouse her father built for her. PB&J then try to help Munchy figure out the best way to tell Pinch about what happened.

Flick secretly devours all of PB&J's favorite candy, and leaves nothing but a big bowl full of wrappers. He then makes a hasty exit, hoping to avoid getting caught. However, his ""conscience"" (a little green candy wrapper stuck to his feathers) begins to bring him unbearable guilt for his crime.

Flick tries to hide the fact that he must now wear reading glasses.

Peanut and Jelly get into an argument over whether you're supposed to high-five or low-five. Upon overhearing the siblings' squabbling, Mayor Jeff proceeds to tell them a story about a similar argument, which took place on Lake Hoohaw a long time ago.

PB&J perform a Mothers' Day concert for all of the moms on Lake Hoohaw.

After failing to pass a test of strength at the local fair one night, Peanut wishes that he were a bodybuilder, just like the super-buff weightlifting pros on TV.

A baby turtle thinks that Peanut is his mother, and begins following him around everywhere he goes. But when things start to get out of hand, Peanut tries to think of a way to show the little turtle that he's just a kid, not a mommy.

When the Otters' pet bass, Bubbles, is nowhere to be found, PB&J decide to go around the neighborhood, asking the Lake Hoohaw folks if they have any information as to his whereabouts.

Butter goes along with Peanut, Flick and Munchy on an adventurous trip "around the world".

Flick finds one of Ootsie and Bootsie's toys on the ground, and wants to keep it for himself.

Peanut and Jelly try to convince Butter to take her bath, so they can all be in bed by 8:00pm, and still have time for their nightly bedtime story.

Mayor Jeff holds a big exhibit of old toilet seats, and PB&J mistakenly ""borrow"" his main attraction: an inflatable, imitation gold-plated rubber seat dubbed EL DORADO.

Flick is elected Kid Mayor For A Day, and promises to solve any and every problem his "kid citizens" might have. However, it soon becomes apparent to the other kids that their newly-elected official isn't really the extraordinary problem-solver he made himself out to be.

Ootsie and Bootsie sleep over at the Otter house, which causes some problems when neither the Otter kids nor the Snooty kids can agree on HOW to go to bed.

A.) Ootsie and Bootsie threaten to have a local tree cut down. Unfortunately, it's also the neighborhood kids' favorite tree to play in. Not going down without a fight, the kids try to figure out ways to stop the Snooties from tearing the tree down.

During a front-yard campout, Flick tries to scare PB&J by repeatedly yelling, ""Bear!"" when, of course, there is no bear. Sure, to Flick it's great fun for a while...until he spots a REAL bear walking around in the yard.

When PB&J's pet bass, Bubbles, isn't acting like his usual frisky self, the kids try to think of ways to help him feel better.

When the Snooties' new high-tech video game short-circuits and causes a neighborhood blackout, PB&J try to show Ootsie and Bootsie that they don't need fancy toys to entertain themselves. Using nothing but your imagination can be great fun, instead.

Pinch accidentally rips Jelly's prized rodeo cape. Even though it was an accident, Jelly refuses to forgive her.

Peanut gets a new pair of shoes, only much LARGER and much COOLER than his old ones. Trouble is, he has a heck of a hard time trying to walk in them.

A baby turtle thinks that Peanut is his mother, and begins following him around everywhere he goes. But when things start to get out of hand, Peanut tries to think of a way to show the little turtle that he's just a kid, not a mommy.

When the Otters' pet bass, Bubbles, is nowhere to be found, PB&J decide to go around the neighborhood, asking the Lake Hoohaw folks if they have any information as to his whereabouts.

Peanut learns to ride a bike, in spite of being made fun of by his friends.

Opal takes care of the Muskrat family's newborn triplets for the day, but her constant attention to the babies leaves PB&J feeling neglected.

Peanut and Jelly accidentally become separated from their parents at the local fair.

When several objects vanish around the Otter household, Peanut and Jelly become "Sherlock Otters", and try to solve the mysterious disappearances.

Flick and Munchy both try to get on Peanut's good side, to try and prove which one of them is REALLY Peanut's best friend.

Mayor Jeff babysits PB&J, when Opal has to go out of town for the day.

PB&J open up a lemonade stand, hoping to earn enough money to buy an expensive toy.

Flick is depressed, when he comes to believe that he'll never learn how to fly.

When PB&J go off for a picnic, they encounter a family of underground-dwelling Moles. Since the family lives down beneath the ground, they can't see too well in bright sunlight - so they wear dark glasses and use long white canes to move around. But despite the differences between the Moles and Otters, they come to realize that they really do have alot in common with each other.

The holidays have officially hit Lake Hoohaw. Lights are strung around the houseboats, snow blankets the ground, and a visit from gift-bearing Old Tim (The Ice Moose) is due any night, now. Everyone is happily taking in the holiday cheer; all except Flick, who says he doesn't give one hoot about this holiday. Will a poor fieldmouse boy be able to change Flick's outlook on this day?

Butter finds her long-lost baby blanket in the basement, and the family recalls how it was lost there in the first place.

While pretending to be mighty superheroes, the ""Super Otters"" (and the "Amazing Super Beaver") try to rescue Pinch's favorite doll, after it falls into the quickly-moving stream.

Butter is afraid of going to the dentist for her very first check-up, so Peanut and Jelly try to show her that when it comes to dental visits, there's nothing to worry about.

Mayor Jeff tells PB&J the story of the famous explorer Ponce de L'Otter, and his golden telescope which was lost in the lake many years ago. Determined, PB&J set out to search for that lost telescope.

The neighborhood kids are a little jumpy, after watching a scary movie on TV. Flick takes advantage of this, and goes around playing mean practical jokes on each and every one of his friends.

Jelly finds an old mirror on the beach, and begins to think that the artifact is actually lucky.

When an old Pine Tree that has been in Mayor Jeff's family for years, begins to get very sick, PB&J try their best to nurse it back to health.

When the kids begin to shower bed-ridden Pinch (who broke her leg in a sledding accident) with gifts and attention, Flick starts to feel left out. Desperate, he then decides to fake some serious injuries, just to get his friends to pay some attention to him.

Peanut and Jelly capture a lightning bug, one evening. When Butter notices how sad the bug appears to be, stuck in a small jar on the window sill, she decides to set him free.

PB&J try to learn proper Poodle Manners in time for an upcoming fancy dinner at the Snooties.

PB&J try to set up a fancy wedding anniversary dinner for their parents, but they forget to include one thing: The Food!

Peanut is congratulated by the whole town for being a big hero, when he singlehandedly saved Wanda Raccoon from certain disaster (when her mailboat nearly crashed into the dock). But is he the REAL hero, here?

Flick challenges Peanut and Jelly to an innertube race on the Lake. Flick is positively sure that he can beat the slow Otters, but it turns out he may be TOO sure of himself.

Pinch acts as Judge, in a trial that will decide which one of the Otter kids gets to watch their favorite TV show.

Munchy is shocked when he comes to believe that PB&J want to infect him with the Measles.