The king leaves Hedgehog and Oscar in charge of the kingdom while he and Puddle are away - their only duty is to carry out the Swan-Upping

Oscar, Hedgehog and Puddle must figure out what's wrong with the King when he orders the aliens to turn all the planet's sugar into salt.

Oscar has to distract Lucy while the Yetis prepare a surprise for her.

Lucy decides to tell a story during a Yeti cloud-making ceremony about a Yeti Elder she doesn’t know.

When it doesn't snow on the final day of Yeti Confetti, a Yeti Elder blames Lucy. In order to prove she belongs Lucy tries to find a way to make it snow.

Alice suffers the consequences of accidentally spreading a rumor about mushrooms.

Susie and Ramona teach the witches how to make spirit balls.

Oscar and Hedgehog go to a magical etiquette class.

Oscar and Hedgehog get an unsettling glimpse into the future.

Oscar and Hedgehog encounter New Jersey’s most famous piece of folklore.

Oscar confronts an age-old superstition.

Hedgehog tries to get her broom back.

On the third day of the world, Barb tries to save the ferns from being eaten by the spotted bears. But the bears are only getting hungrier and hungrier – will Barb be able to stop the ferns from going extinct?

Barb and the elves band together to protect the source of all magic from a pair of fiendish intruders. But will Barb be able to outsmart two rascals as old as the world itself?

On the eve of Ramona’s exile to Frozen Time, Susie tries to get rid of the sad memory of their relationship, but soon finds herself haunted by the past.

The witches search for Betsy – who doesn’t want to be found. Can she learn to love being a witch as much as she loves being a ghost?

Susie’s new little sister has a gift for magic, but it’s causing problems for the community. Will Susie learn to accept that Mildred is more powerful, and will the townsfolk be able to accept the most powerful witch in the world?

After discovering that young Mortimer doesn’t have any friends, Oscar helps him start a new club on campus. But the monsters are forced to hide their newfound friendship from the school – and Stuart.

Frustrated that he doesn’t know his magical identity, Oliver convinces Susie to tell him by means of nonviolent protest. Not wanting anyone in her house, Susie takes Oliver on a series of errands to help him figure it out.