The gem quest that Danny long ignored comes back to haunt him when Bug's beloved pet, Hank Flappington, gets stolen for the gem-engine Danny gave Bug to power him.

Future-Worm and Danny team up with Manchovy; Future Danny is caught.

Future-Worm loses his body; Steak Starbolt acts as intergalactic president.

Fyootch tries to prevent the Mecha-Muck Wars; Bug must overcome her fear of spiders.

Bug gets her own sidekick but he turns out to be evil; Danny gets a parrot that turns out to be a time-traveling assassin.

A wedge comes between Danny and Future-Worm; Barl moves into the Douglas' shed; Fyootch tries to stop the production of an embarrassing future TV show called "Top Ten Future-Worm Fails."

Danny swaps places with Future Danny; Presto is fed up; again, Future-Worm learns the price of sacrifice.

Ruby and Paco accidentally swap the egg they are minding for a future egg containment cell; Future-Worm grows fake arms to enter a wrestling contest; Brad and Rad genetically escalate a horseshoe crab to love hitting the gym.

Future-Worm is embarrassed by his role in a future holiday movie; the family accidentally leaves Doug at the mall while Christmas shopping.

Danny travels through time to avoid being grounded; Future Danny interrupts a ritual led by the Plierates; Future Danny pays a visit to Bug.

Danny's mom accidentally stumbles into the Steak Starbolt virtual reality game; Danny and Fyootch set up a lemonade stand in a lemon-less future; the scientists who created Fyootch create more abominations of nature.

All of Danny's exploded Robo-Carps come back to life as zombie-carps; creatures from another dimension invade Danny's house.

An anchovy monster launches revenge on Fyootch and Danny; Danny invents a device that makes everything taste good; Steak Starbolt delivers a public service announcement.

Fyootch leaves Danny to do one last job for a friend; Fyootch and Danny go on a road trip; must lead an army of rebels.

Danny tries to prove that he is the biggest fan of the band, Titanium; Danny brings a lobster boy back from the past for a school project; Lobster Boy chases his dream of playing quarterback.

Fyootch spends the day with Bug; Danny and Fyootch disagree and travel to the end of time; Megan's robot gets rejected.

Danny builds a hermetically-sealed bubble for his dad; Future Danny gets held captive; Danny must escape detention.

Fyootch forgets to get a gift for Danny; a new monster; Steak Starbolt gets wrapped up in a new game.

Danny accidentally creates a giant monster; Danny and Future Worm travel back in time; Danny and Fyootch make an old man with a duck on his head president.

When Danny's favorite Captain Cakerz cereal mysteriously sells out, he and Future Worm travel back in time to find out what happened to it.

Megan wants to spend more time with Danny and accidentally stumbles into Danny's Steak Starbolt virtual reality game.

Murphy's Law states that anything that can go wrong will. That doesn't bode well for 13-year-old Milo Murphy, a descendant of the man for whom the law was named, and who feels like he's living it. Milo is always expecting the unexpected. He's prepared for anything that comes his way, though, as he is armed with knowledge, a backpack full of supplies and a strong sense of optimism to help him get through any problem. Milo has best friends Melissa and Zack by his side to help think outside the box to overcome the obstacles that life puts in their way. Multiple Grammy winner "Weird Al" Yankovic provides the voice of Milo, in addition to performing the show's theme song and other tunes featured on the animated series.

Wander is an eternally optimistic intergalactic traveler who likes to do good things for others. His best friend is a quick-tempered, loyal horse named Sylvia. They travel throughout the cosmos together and go on adventures, making new friends -- and enemies -- along the way. The pair battles evil on the journey, including Lord Hater, the biggest evildoer of them all, and his army of Watchdogs. The animated comedy series was created by Craig McCracken, who also created such animated hits as "The Powerpuff Girls" and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends."

When magical princess Star Butterfly receives a royal magic wand for her 14th birthday, she proves to her parents that she is not ready for the responsibility that comes with it. As a result, they send her to a place that doesn't have magic -- Earth -- in hopes that she will gain maturity. Upon her arrival, Star is given a family to help guide her, so she moves in with the Diaz family, which includes teenage son Marco. Star takes Marco with her as she battles villains -- both in their high school and throughout the universe -- as she attempts to protect her powerful wand.

Most boys are worried about school and friends -- but Kick Buttowski has more important things to think about. His goal is to become the greatest daredevil the world has ever known. With the help of his loyal sidekick, Gunther, and some unusual methods, Kick will try almost anything, from racing the school bus on a skateboard to flying down Dead Man's Drop on an ironing board.

This buddy comedy, which features a mixture of animation and live-action, follows the offbeat adventures of small-town teenagers Pickle and Peanut. Entering their final year of high school, the friends are determined to have as much fun as possible before graduation and the resulting responsibilities of adulthood. Pickle and Peanut try to be anything but ordinary in their Nevada suburb. Peanut always stands up for what he thinks is right -- even if it isn't always right -- and will do anything for his best friend. Pickle, meanwhile, wears his heart on his sleeve and, when his buddy comes up with a crazy plan, he usually makes it worse.

Fun-loving puppy brothers Bingo and Rolly go on adventures throughout their neighborhood and around the world as a way to help quench their thrill-seeking appetites. The pups' motto is life is always more exciting with your best friends by your side. For the pugs, those friends include owner Bob, his cat Hissy and his robot dog A.R.F. Comedian Harland Williams created the animated series -- which seeks to teach lessons about friendship, problem-solving and collaboration -- and provides the voice of Bob.

When young suburbanite Penn Zero unexpectedly inherits a job that most kids could only dream about having -- being a superhero -- he jumps fully into his new, part-time duties. He still has to live his normal, everyday life, which includes going to school, but after school is when the fun begins. Penn teams up with sidekick Sashi and wise man Boone as their adventures take them all over the place, from outer space to the Old West and the biggest challenge of all: suburbia. The ultimate goal for Penn and his team is to defeat evil Rippen and save the world.

The Freemaker siblings head out into space in search of debris that they can use to design and build new vehicles. Spunky 12-year-old Rowan has a thirst for adventure, older sister Kordi keeps the family together while managing the family business, and oldest brother Zander is an ace pilot, who is the clan's self-proclaimed starship connoisseur. When Rowan discovers an ancient artifact with a connection to the Force, the siblings are thrown into an epic battle with the Empire to restore peace to the galaxy. During the clash, the Freemakers learn the true value of family and the importance of sticking together through difficult times.

This series, a new take on the classic "Peter Pan" story, follows the Never Land adventures of a group of child pirates -- Jake, Izzy and Cubby -- as they try to outwit Captain Hook and Smee. The show features original music performed by the Never Land Pirate Band.