It's Christmas Eve and Santa's sleigh has vanished. The Go Jetters must try save Christmas.

Glitch visits Rome to race his grimbots in the Colosseum; Grandmaster Glitch's new birthday cake looks suspiciously like Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow's Red Square.

Grandmaster Glitch lands with a splash in Lake Titicaca; Jetpad locates a missing G.O. Force at the Tarbela Dam in Pakistan, but the bad news is that it's in the not-so-capable hands of Grandmaster Glitch.

The Go Jetters race to fix the Leaning Tower of Pisa, but the tower may not have been glitched; Glitch decides upon the magnificent Parthenon in Greece for the site of his own blockbuster movie.

Glitch and his grimbots have a long race on a very long wall: the Great Wall of China; the Go Jetters spring into action when Glitch's mini-master toys invade Hong Kong Harbor.

Glitch transform's Sydney's iconic Opera House into an opera boat for a race around the Australian city's harbor; the Go Jetters arrive at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia to enjoy the amazing underwater ecosystem.

Glitch blocks Niagara Falls to give GrimHQ a mud bath, so the Go Jetters set out to fix the problem; Kyan is completing his GoJet Academy high-wire training 2000 meters above the Grand Canyon, but he is not the only wire-walker out there.

The Go Jetters set out to stop Glitch from playing dominoes with the ancient stones of Stonehenge; the Go Jetters head to Scotland in search of the Loch Ness Monster, but Grandmaster Glitch plans to catch Nessie first.

The team gets all shook up when Glitch sucks up the pink water of Senegal's "Milkshake Lake"; the team roars into action as Glitch tries to take a selfie with a lion in the Maasai Mara.

The Go Jet cadets are taking to the skies in Argentina in an attempt to pass their academy gliding test. As gliders do not have engines, Xuli is teaching two other pilot cadets how to glide using thermals to keep them up in the air. Not wanting to miss out on the aerial action, Grandmaster Glitch gatecrashes the flying lesson in his Grim Glider! Not only has his glider got an engine, but he also wants to make the lesson into a race.

While in Mexico, Glitch takes a shortcut through the Cave of Crystals; the Go Jetters encounter a whirlwind of excitement when they travel to the Netherlands to celebrate National Mill Day.

The Go Jetters visit the Centre Court in Wimbledon to watch the world's most famous tennis tournament; Grandmaster Glitch takes his Grimbots to Egypt for some rest and relaxation.

The Go Jetters travel to the Valley of Balls in Kazakhstan, where they find thousands of rocks which are almost perfectly round. Meanwhile, Grandmaster Glitch is seeking the ideal ball to use to practice his bowling - something big and heavy.

On a dark night, Glitch flys his Grim HQ over the sea around the Isles of Scilly; at the Go Jet Academy, the Go Jetters prepare to watch a solar eclipse.

When Grandmaster Glitch is late for a ceremony, the Grimbots suggest a shortcut through the Panama Canal; Glitch causes a mudslide by damaging trees.

It's farming time at the academy.

The Go Jetters travel to Algeria to see the ancient Timgad ruins; in southern Spain, the Go Jetters work to track a group of baby storks on their journey from Spain to Africa.

Glitch tries to find a new teddy bear; skiing on Whistler Mountain in Canada.

Grandmaster Glitch teaches his grimbots a lesson about wind power by flying a giant kite; Glitch is pleased when Lars refits the Grimbler's biogas boosters, giving it the potential to go even faster than the Vroomster.

Glitch's giant drill causes a dino-disaster for the team's fossil hunt in the Gobi Desert; the Go Jetters fly to the rescue in Japan, as Glitch gets up to his usual monkey business.

The grimbots attach a bit of the Taj Mahal to Grim HQ; Kyan wants to climb Mount Everest, but his daring plan is interrupted by Grandmaster Glitch, who's careering down the mountain in a giant snowball.

Sarah is a 7-year-old girl with big eyes and a green hat. She lives with her best friend, a quacky, slightly manic fowl appropriately named Duck. Each episode features the pair setting out on simple but exciting adventures as they explore the world in their own imaginative way. The animated series focuses on the experiences of childhood as seen through Sarah's eyes as she learns new things every day. The show's objectives are to help kids learn about friendship, imagination and problem solving.

Maddie meets some furry friends and creepy crawlies.

A close-knit family of cheerfully chaotic monsters runs the Furchester Hotel, an almost world-class facility. Owner Funella Furchester greets guests as they arrive, alongside husband Furgus Fuzz and daughter Phoebe. Joining the family at the Furchester are Phoebe's cousin Elmo, who is there for an extended visit, and Cookie Monster, who is working his dream job as a waiter, serving guests with room service and in the dining room. They all come together to solve problems in an attempt to keep their guests happy, an attitude that is in line with the family's motto: "A Furchester never gives up."

Kate and her stuffed toy friends use their imaginations to go on wild adventures.

From their "Octopod" home base, a team of undersea explorers is always ready to dive into action to explore new underwater worlds, rescue amazing sea creatures and protect the ocean. The group is led by Captain Barnacles the bear, and also includes Kwazii the kitten, Peso the penguin, Dr. Shellington the sea otter, Dashi the dog, Tweak the bunny, Professor Inkling the octopus and Tunip the `vegimal' (part vegetable, part animal). The animated series, geared toward preschoolers, is based on a book series of the same name.

Tom is a boy with the power of movement magic -- tree fu -- which can transform him into a small-but-mighty superhero. As a superhero, he travels to Treetopolis, an enchanted kingdom -- really a tree in his backyard. It is in that magic place that Tom meets his friends: his sidekick Twigs, an energetic acorn sprite, an eccentric inventor Zigzoo, and others. Tom, Twigs and the gang go on action-filled adventures that usually encounter trouble, disaster or near catastrophe. When things get out of control, Tom relies on viewers to help save the day by performing tree fu moves of their own and passing their magic through the TV screen.