Comet doesn't want to give a gift at the secret gift exchange.

When Halley twists her ankle, she takes advantage of the care she receives; Sputnik gives the café a makeover.

Radar forgets to clean up after himself, frustrating the crew and turning the station into a mess.

Radar behaves unpleasantly when Comet beats him at a game; Halley runs the Frosty Star alone.

Halley discovers an adorable baby piffin, and the whole crew falls in love with the lost little guy.

Comet gets on everyone's nerves emulating his favorite superhero.

Comet and friends have to clean up after a messy group of customers; Comet's older brother, Flash, stops by.

A banana shortage forces Comet to try a new type of smoothie.

A broken ship forces Comet to miss a competition he was sure he was going to win.

Halley calls frustrated Comet to help find her lost key.

Comet feeds Sputnik's peach tree too much fertilizer; Comet tries to get Sputnik the perfect birthday present.

Bippity-Bop customers stop by the Frosty Star; the Frosty Star garners media attention.

The crew members can't agree on a way to show their customers that they care.

The crew takes a while to warm up to Comet's insect-like Veezleboog collection; Sputnik investigates when her prized giant peach disappears from the Frosty Star.

Comet and the crew enter a float-building competition; Radar feels anxious about a sleepover.

Radar thinks gadgets are the best way to move around and get things done, but he learns the importance of physical activity; the crew works on a scavenger hunt.

Comet and Halley learn the importance of a good night's sleep; Jet struggles to let go of his sneakers, even though he's outgrown them.

Comet drops his favorite stuffed animal in front of the whole café; the crew meets Sal's GamGam.

Comet learns that practice is hard work; Comet's new space pod is the fastest in the galaxy.

Sputnik sees a mysterious bird that no one else believes is real; Halley assumes her new surfer friends stole her favorite surfboard.

Halley's late with a large order of smoothies leaving her questioning her job performance.

Prepare to soar with the animated series "Space Racers." Following the adventures of the Stardust Space Academy cadets, the series focuses on scientific exploration and investigation along with the importance of cooperation. With fun and engaging characters like Eagle, the leader of the Space Racers, and Hawk, the big spaceship with an even bigger heart, "Space Racers" aims to excite children about the wonders of the solar system, as cadets use their skills and work as a team in accomplishing missions.

Becky Botsford is an average fifth-grader who, when duty calls, is transformed into WordGirl. WordGirl flies to the rescue when there is trouble in The City, and this super heroine uses vocabulary to defeat outlaws. With the help of her monkey sidekick, Captain Huggy Face, WordGirl spends each episode defeating a quirky cast of misfit bad guys.

Norm is the charismatic caretaker of Plywood Forest. The son of Mother Nature, Norm uses fix-it skills and magic to keep the peace and help his quirky animal friends with their hilarious mishaps. Born with a song in his heart, he is prone to bursting into Broadway-inspired tunes to convey his message. Norm spends his days helping friends like Bob the worrywart porcupine, Blanche the dramatic rabbit, Marco the overeager raccoon, and Bixie the eccentric skunk. In a forest full of nonstop drips, broken blenders and loud possum parties, Norm uses his gift of gab, trusty tool belt and magical powers to make the world a better place. With a heap of can-do attitude, Norm’s motto is "Not to worry, I’m there in a hurry!"

Intrepid but hapless young duck P. King Duckling lives in the rural community of Hilly Hole but goes around the world on a series of adventures with best friends Chumpkins and Wombat. The youngsters' exploits send them on such tasks as redecorating the Eiffel Tower and turning the Great Wall of China into a giant water slide. The animated series, aimed at preschool-aged children, looks to teach kids about creative thinking and overcoming challenges.

Popular Chica ("The Sunny Side Up Show") gets her own show in this live-action/animation hybrid that promotes social-emotional development in preschoolers. Chica helps her mom and dad in the Costume Coop, a playful shop filled with whimsical costumes, and when the shop closes, she and her friends transform into animated characters and go on adventures that teach kids lessons, including one on an underwater adventure that teaches about cleanup time and another on a voyage with Vikings that explains why manners are important. Chica's buddies include best friend Kelly, huggable rag doll Stiches and pet rabbit Bunji.

Space adventurer Miles Callisto is always ready for action, traveling through the universe with his family and his best friend, a robo-ostrich named Merc. The family includes mom Phoebe, the ship's captain who sets a good example and encourages her family on every mission; dad Leo, a laid-back pilot and inventor who isn't afraid to try new things; and big sister Loretta, who is a brilliant computer coder and always has her brother's back. Together, they use teamwork and problem solving as they encounter obstacles while completing missions throughout outer space for the Tomorrowland Transit Authority. The Callistos' home base is a floating space station called the Stellosphere, and the StarJetter is the vehicle they use to go to other planets and galaxies. Each episode features a fact related to space or science that inspires the storyline.

Bunnicula isn't a typical rabbit. The young creature is a vampire rabbit, but unlike most vampires he doesn't drink blood. Instead, he drains the juice out of carrots and other vegetables to help him increase his supernatural abilities -- which sometimes leads to trouble, including when he unleashes a mummified monkey into his apartment. The animated series is based on a series of children's books written by James Howe.

Precocious piglet Olivia embarks on high-spirited adventures that reveal life lessons for preschoolers in this new computer-animated series adapted from the beloved books by Ian Falconer.