Annie and Pony's new fruit and vegetable delivery service is threatened by a big corporation; when Annie needs to find the perfect Mother's Day gift, Pony is convinced that Annie's magic trick is just the thing.

Annie can avoid detention if she can heal the principal's dying plant, but the plan goes awry when Pony becomes attached to it; Pony's half-baked plan causes Annie to lose one of her boots, which she desperately needs for a family photo.

The whole family must try and keep a visit to the mall to less than 10 minutes to avoid paying for parking; Annie worries that their friend Clara is avoiding her and Pony.

Pony's constant distractions threaten to derail Annie's part of a science project Gerry is counting on her to do; on a trip to the bookstore, Annie and Pony discover the comfiest chair in the world that also may have superpowers.

When Annie needs a haircut, Pony proves that even a simple task can become a wild adventure; when Annie and Pony try to give Gerry the best birthday ever, their enthusiasm threatens to make it the worst.

Annie and Pony's idea backfires when they plan to teach a scrawny chicken confidence and it terrorizes the city; Annie and Pony try to help Gerry pass the museum tour guide test.

Annie's concerned that Dad will see Pony as useless to the farm and get rid of him; Annie is ready to play in the soccer game, but when she gets between Pony and Dog in a fight, Pony accidentally steps on her foot.

When pets are banned from the building, Annie and Pony have to convince the landlord to reconsider; when the dog from next door, Pony's sworn enemy, comes to stay with them, Annie needs to find a way to make them get along.

When Annie tries to stop Pony from being nosy, she creates a bigger problem that puts him in danger; Annie takes pity on a lonely friend and lets her spend the day with Pony.

Things are crowded in the Loud household, with 11 children -- 10 girls and one boy -- causing craziness in the house. As the only boy, 11-year-old Lincoln is in the middle of all of the chaos. Whether his sisters are giving him unwanted makeovers or he's racing them to the couch to gain control of the TV, Lincoln is often getting involved in antics with his siblings. Lincoln's best friend Clyde, who happens to be an only child, is jealous of Lincoln's large family and is always willing to play his part in the schemes. Clyde has a crush on Lori, Lincoln's oldest sister and self-proclaimed boss, who is dating Bobby, who holds many jobs -- including lifeguard and mall security guard -- even though he's not very smart.

Appointed to the role of royal detective by the queen of Jalpur, a resourceful commoner named Mira sets out on mystery-solving adventures along with her friend Prince Neel, creative cousin Priya, and comical mongoose sidekicks Mikku and Chikku.

Seven young ponies live and play in Ponyland.

Ten- year-old Craig and his two friends venture through a world of untamed, child-dominated wilderness.

"Muppet Babies" is an animated television series that features the toddler versions of beloved Muppets characters. Aimed at children from ages 4 to 7, the program follows the playroom antics of a young Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, Animal, and an introduction to the newest member of the crew, Summer Penguin. Miss Nanny returns to encourage the muppet babies to explore their creativity, imagination, and how to use their creative thinking to solve any problem that may be tossed their way.

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.

An 11-year-old adjusts to her new life living under one roof with her multigenerational Mexican-American family and over a market which serves as a gathering place for everyone in the neighborhood.