Newborn twin foals are brought to Horseland while their mother recuperates, leading some of the horses to feel jealous of the attention lavished on the newcomers.

Molly gets her first cell phone but needs a lesson in cell phone etiquette.

Zoey and Chloe decide to edit Molly's Web site and get a little carried away with their reporting.

Everyone practices voluntary water conservation except Chloe, but somehow Zoe gets the blame.

A revered racehorse named River comes to Horseland to recuperate from an operation.

Bailey brings an abandoned puppy home to Horseland, not realizing that Alma and Shep feel jealous and rejected.

The children jump to the conclusion that a new resort being built adjacent to Horseland will destroy the idyllic countryside.

Zoey learns her preconceived notions were wrong when an American Indian girl and her horse come to Horseland.

Sarah's cousin visits while Horseland is preparing for an anniversary celebration.

Alma believes Molly is spreading rumors about Sarah.

Alma tries to alter her riding style to better compete against an opponent; Chloe and Zoey want to learn to be nice.

Sarah becomes trapped in a cave with another rider while in France for an international exhibition.

The kids model dangerous riding clothes.

Zoey has trouble letting go of a bird that she nursed back to health.

When things start to go missing, the kids think Sarah is the thief.

Will helps Sarah deal with the death of a stable cat that she had befriended.

Sarah works with a horse that has been unridable since a jumping accident.

An old horse teaches Chili a lesson about how the herd instinct is beneficial for the whole group.

A wild horse fills Aztec's head with tales of how great it is to be free in the wild, causing Aztec to run away.

Molly does not get along with Chloe's horse, Chili, until they must work together to get home when they are separated from others.

A blind girl's positive attitude changes the kids' attitudes.

Popular children's toy characters the Care Bears star in this series, a follow-up to the "Care Bears: Oopsy Does It!" movie. Led by Cheer Bear, the Care Bears use their caring hearts to help each other in their land of Care-a-lot. Other Care Bears appearing in the series include horticulturist Share Bear, inventor Grumpy Bear and fun, energetic Funshine Bear. Each Care Bear has a "belly badge" with special powers to keep Grizzle, the villain who has robots do his bidding, from causing trouble.

An animated prequel to the live-action show "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," the series features 12-year-old Sabrina Spellman, who's half mortal and half witch. Though few people know of her powers, and her mortal uncle frequently warns her not to use her magic to solve problems, Sabrina still borrows spells from the Spookie Jar and gets into trouble with her friend Harvey. Star Emily Hart is joined by Nick Bakay, also the voice of Salem in the live-action show, and her older sister, Melissa Joan Hart, here playing Aunt Hilda, though she played the title character in the live-action version.

Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm and their Busytown buddies have fun-filled adventures while trying to find the answers to life's puzzles. Joined by Sally Cat, Hilda Hippo and other familiar faces, the friends travel Busytown in the Apple Car and the Pickle Car looking for new mysteries to solve. Examining the evidence, the pals put their detective skills to work to reunite a lost parrot with its owner, find out why residents of the town have fresh paint on their clothes, and hunt for a monster, among other things. Inspired by the works of author Richard Scarry.

The adventures of the cartoon cat Heathcliff and his friends.

Adventures of the red-haired girl and her boarding school friends.

Sometimes imaginary friends get lost or kids outgrow them and that's why Madame Foster started Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. When kids dream up pals, they come to life and the house is filled with diverse characters waiting to be reunited or adopted to new kids. The series focuses on building friendships and the importance of friends.

This cartoon for preschoolers takes two elements young children often find fascinating -- mythical animals and monster trucks -- and combines them to create a different kind of action hero. The mechanicals are comprised of Rex, Unicorn, Komodo, Sasquatch and Mouse, five friends with the power to transform themselves into various shapes, which comes in handy considering the world in which they inhabit is also a "snap-together-take-apart" kind of place. Each episode, the mysterious Island Owl appears to send the team on a specific mission. It doesn't take long for the Animal Mechanicals (and young viewers) to then decide who among them is best suited to tackle each of the many challenges that pop up during their adventures.