As summer draws to a close, the campers dress up for a fancy banquet before saying their goodbyes and heading back home.

The Parker Cup, an epic two-day competition, divides the camp and tests friendships; the kids battle it out in a camp-wide relay race, a sky-high egg-drop, and a penalty kick round of soccer.

Grace discovers that camp can still be fun, even on crutches; Tug of War and Jigs are the theme of the night for the Scottish Highland Games.

The campers put on a classic fable playing dogs, hares and grapes; Alex and Andrew take to the lake to reach their goals.

Andrew gets Doggy, Izzy gets Hare-y and Aaralyn gets grape-y for the final play of summer; the Untalent show highlights the bizarre talents of campers.

Lucy faces a 50-foot climbing wall, blindfolded and one legged; a taco of terror scares no one; Halloween in summer is a night of fright.

Damian's leadership lands him in cold water; both cabins turn counselors into superheroes, with limited resources and lots of imagination.

Fun cabin-bonding activities kick off the start of session two as new campers meet their counselors and cabin mates; the remaining kids from the first session navigate a new cabin dynamic.

The power of friendship is the only defense during a zombie breakout; the campers are tested in an epic game of tag; an underground candy trade has the camp buzzing.

The girls celebrate the end of Session 1 with a rolling competition, while some of the boys tackle their fears at the waterfront; all of Wazi comes together for a special campfire.

Color War breaks the whole camp into four teams for an epic two-day, nonstop competition; everyone works hard for the win, but only one team stands victorious.

Tensions run high for the girls of Pines 4 after sleeping arrangements at the campout divides the girls; the boys' and girls' cabins prep comedy sketches for Wazi skit night.

The cabins have new counselors and the kids feast on tacos for breakfast; at the evening event, the kids have their fortunes read and the counselors are soaked in a dunk tank.

The Fourth of July at Wazi has the kids excited to take on new challenges; Vegas night tests friendships when Brynn's decision to take a risk divides the cabin.

The girls of Pines 4 eagerly await the arrival of two new cabin mates; the boys of Pines 9 help Darryl bounce back after a disappointing swim test.

Camp Waziyatah opens its doors to new and returning campers ready for a summer of fun.

Created by British animator and illustrator Julia Pott, the series follows the adventures of Oscar and his best friend, Hedgehog, who have just been dropped off at their first summer camp. Away from their parents, the two quickly learn that Summer Camp Island is not a normal summer camp: the counselors are witches, horses become unicorns, and monsters live under the bed. Not all camps offer the opportunity to swim with a talking shark in the swimming pool, crawl under the bed into a different universe, or make friends with the moon, but Oscar and Hedgehog do their best to navigate the mysteries and wonders of this magical place and make their stay worthwhile.

Summertime in the Midwest means another season at summer camp for teens, which usually promises the campers and counselors such experiences as first loves and first kisses. This time, though, the anticipated summer of fun becomes a summer of terror in this drama series set in the late '80s. When a new owner reopens the previously closed Camp Stillwater, its ancient mythologies awaken, and evil pops up at every turn in the seemingly idyllic setting. With the evil happenings, the young people at Camp Stillwater can add first kills to their list of firsts for the summer.

The Ross kids head to summer camp in this spinoff of "Jessie." Emma, Ravi and Zuri spend the summer at Maine's Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met when they were teenagers. The kids aren't used to being in the great outdoors, so cheerful head counselor Lou and camp heartthrob Xander help the siblings adjust to being at camp and show them the ropes of outdoor life. While Emma and Ravi become counselors in training, learning how to be responsible role models for younger campers, Zuri becomes friends with a couple of the kids at the camp, studious Tiffany and compulsive liar Jorge. Together, the Ross children settle into their new lives as they adapt to their summer home away from home.

A group of young practical jokers creates over-the-top pranks for online hidden camera show "Walk the Prank" in this hybrid series that combines scripted comedy with real hidden-camera gags. Confident Chance, younger brother Herman, tech-savvy Bailey and best friend Dusty get inspiration for their pranks from what goes on in school and at home. The reactions captured are genuine responses from unsuspecting marks.

Campers participate in competitions inspired by classic camp games.

Three generations are under one roof as outgoing middle school student Sydney Reynolds lives with her single dad, Max, and progressive grandmother, Judy. Living in the house where her father grew up, Sydney's preteen pursuits begin to expand and broaden with unexpected and hilarious twists. Grandma's razor-sharp memory and wit remind Max that Sydney's antics are mirrored by his and his best friend Leo's antics. As Max tries to get a better sense of his daughter, his mother is full of parental wisdom and wisecracks to help Max and Sydney with the support they need.

This sitcom follows the lives of two fun-loving newlyweds and their preteen stepsiblings, polar opposites who must now somehow learn to be harmonious siblings. While the setup may sound like an all-too typical family comedy, that's where the similarity ends and the hilarity begins. The show's big gimmick: at numerous points in each episode, the scripted high jinks are interrupted by the sound of a foghorn. As the actors retreat backstage, the studio audience uses electronic devices to select which of three comedic scenarios they would like to see take place next. Votes are cast, the crew quickly resets, and the actors return to the stage to "Just Roll With It," relying on their improvisational skills to move the story along and (hopefully) generate laughs in the process. Succeed or fail, the unpredictability inherent in the show's "can they pull this off" element certainly makes for an interesting twist on the traditional sitcom.