Red Jessica asks Captain Hook to look after her kitty for the day.

Jake and his crew find a rare flower; Captain Hook nabs Marina's pet starfish.

Skully has the flu, so Jake heads out in the snow to find the Fire Red Rubies to keep him warm; Hook puts a Skunk Bug on Pirate Island to stir up pungent problems.

Mama Hook goes missing in Never Land; the perfect pastime for the cranky captain.

Capt. Flynn asks for help; Hook enlists Sharky and Bones to lure Capt. Flynn from the Pirate Pyramid.

The Grim Buccaneer forms a group of pirate villains; Jake and his crew set out to stop the new threat.

Hook chases the Sing-Songbird to snatch one of its feathers.

The lyrics to a secretive song; the Golden Glam-Shell for Queen Coralie.

Capt. Hook captures Jake and crew's lookout parrot; Jake and crew must save Skybird Island from falling.

Pip the Pirate Genie's sneezing problem; a magical pool of youth.

Mr. Smee attends Red Jessica's Pirate Convention.

Hook and Jake's crews set out to find the treasure of Captain Buzzard; Jake and his crew help their penguin pal, Percy, find his best mate Pearl.

Hook spills cologne on a plant; Jake and his mates dig up a golden statue.

Jake's crew receives a large wooden elephant as a gift; Cubby and Izzy teach Jake how to dance.

Jake and captains battles a three-headed sea serpent that's awakened by Ezmeralda, becoming a captain himself.

Jake helps Finn the Mer-Boy stop an electric eel from causing a storm; Jake and his crew take on the challenge of a life-sized pinball game to find a hidden treasure.

Jake discovers a small shipwreck.

Captain Hook mistakes the crew's map; a race to the top of Skull Rock.

Jake, Izzy and Cubby set off to find the Golden Pumpkin; Captain Hook dresses up in a disguise.

Spooky love is in the air when Jake and his crew help ghost pirate Treasure Tooth find his ghostly gal, Peg-Leg Peg; Izzy transforms into adventurer Queen Isabella.

Cubby has difficulty learning to use a magic wand during a lesson with the Remarkable Beardini; the Pirate Pharaoh commands the Pirate Mummy to be his First Mate.

Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, Daisy and Donald all hang around the Clubhouse. Mickey leads viewers through stories with play-along and singalong segments. Learning early math skills and identifying shapes, patterns and numbers are all part of Mickey's lessons. Mickey and his pals also play with handy gizmos and gear, including the Mousekedoer, Mouseketools and a transportable device called Toodles.

Disney's 1994 classic "The Lion King" is one of the most beloved animated films in the company's storied history. This follow-up series introduces Simba's son, fun-loving Kion, who is happy that his sister, Kiara, is destined to rule the Pride Lands. He soon discovers that as the second-born he has his own destiny: to lead the Lion Guard, a team that protects the Pride Lands and defends the Circle of Life. As the leader, Kion receives the Roar of the Elders; a power that makes him the fiercest creature in the land. But he can't do it alone, so he assembles a team of animals who are brave, strong and fast. His team includes honey badger Bunga, hippo Beshte, cheetah Fuli and egret Ono.

Fun-loving 5-year-old Henry Hugglemonster, the middle child in a close-knit monster family, goes on adventures where he learns various life lessons like learning to work in a team and helping others. Joining Henry on his adventures are his parents, Daddo and Momma, and siblings Cobby, Summer and baby Ivor. Each episode features two stories, which usually end with a musical interlude featuring an upbeat, character-driven song. The animated series is based on the "I'm a Happy Hugglewug" series of children's books.

Dottie "Doc" McStuffins is a nurturing 6-year-old girl who cares for stuffed animals and toys in her playhouse clinic. When she puts on her stethoscope, something magical happens -- toys, dolls and stuffed animals come to life and she can communicate with them. Like any good doctor, Doc has assistants helping her at her clinic. Her stuffed animal friends who assist Doc include exceedingly proud dragon Stuffy, cuddly best friend Lambie and caring hippo nurse Hallie. Whether it's loose stitching, low batteries or a blow-up toy that has sprung a leak, Doc and her friends are there to fix up the stuffed animals and toys.

Most people are familiar with the story of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," Disney's first feature-length animated film. "The 7D" offers a contemporary take on the classic, focusing on Happy, Bashful, Sleepy, Sneezy, Dopey, Grumpy and Doc. The dwarfs -- 7D as they are now known -- try to help quirky Queen Delightful keep her kingdom, Jollywood, in order. However, novice witch Hildy Gloom and her warlock husband plot to take over the monarchy from Delightful and her loyal aide, Lord Starchbottom.

Twelve-year-old Finn battles evil in the Land of Ooo. Assisted by his magical dog, Jake, Finn roams the Land of Ooo righting wrongs and battling evil. Usually that evil comes in the form of the Ice King, who is in search of a wife. He's decided he should wed Princess Bubblegum, though she doesn't want to marry him. Still, he persists in trying to steal her away, and Finn and Jake, along with Lady Raincorn (a cross between a unicorn and a rainbow) do their best to keep her from harm.

Disney has featured many princesses in its TV shows and movies through the years -- but never a little girl princess. Until now. This animated series features Sofia, an ordinary girl who becomes a princess overnight when her mom marries the king. The adventurous young girl, first introduced in the 2012 TV movie "Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess," must learn how to adjust to royal life. Offering Sofia words of wisdom are classic princesses -- including Ariel, Belle and Jasmine -- who make special appearances as they help advise the youngster during her transition to royalty. Throughout her journey, Sofia learns that it isn't having a title that imparts royal demeanor; it's that having the characteristics of honesty, loyalty, compassion and grace make one worthy of the role.

Leo, Annie, Quincy and June are the Little Einsteins. This preschool series is full of adventures that introduce kids to nature, world cultures and the arts. Each episode has a mission and journey of discovery that incorporates a celebrated piece of classical music and a renowned work of art or world culture. The Little Einsteins use their passion and talents to work together and solve challenges.

Everyone is familiar with the story of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," but there's never been a follow-up that lets people know what happened after Goldilocks found the porridge that was just right. "Goldie and Bear" fixes that by reuniting the girl with Bear as they begin a new, unexpected friendship. Along with their friends and neighbors -- who are all taken from popular storybook tales -- Goldie and Bear seek out fun and adventures, which include helping Jack and Jill get up that infamous hill and rescuing Humpty Dumpty after his great fall. While the episodes might be filled with fairy-tale characters, they provide valuable real-life lessons for children, including how to develop friendships.

Callie, a cat sheriff, roams around her Old West town along with her deputy, a woodpecker named Peck, and fun-loving cactus sidekick Toby. Together they watch over Nice and Friendly Corners to make sure that everyone in the frontier town follows the Cowpoke Code, a set of rules of fairness, honesty, hospitality, cooperation and hard work. Their goal is to make sure the town remains the friendliest in the West, and Callie is always ready to aid her fellow townspeople and guide them into making the right choices to help the cause. Each episode includes two original songs that enhance the story being told. Having good morals, manners and social ethics are some of what the series aims to teach young viewers.