When Maya and Willy's new caterpillar friend turns into a moth and attacks the hive, Maya has to convince Momo to find something else to eat; Maya and Willy accidentally put the whole hive to sleep and need help with the bindweed harvest.

Maya and Barry look for a mushroom thief.

A cricket keeps the whole meadow from sleeping.

Beatrice can't fly because her wings are wet; Maya tries to help her fly again; Max is grabbed by a hungry bird, and his friends need to rescue him.

Judge Beeswax banishes Maya from the hive; Maya and Willy help Shelby fix his cracked shell.

Willy loves sugar and gets trapped inside a soda bottle; a fly steals Ben's dung ball, so he needs to make a new one for the big dung beetle meeting.

Maya competes to become the new junior messenger.

Maya's origin story is revealed.

A cowpat lands near the hive and threatens to stink up the Queen's reception; Maya's friends plan a surprise to thank her for all she does.

Doc Slick steals Flip's violin to try to impress Lady Cricket; Willy eats nectar that forces him to tell the truth.

Maya and Willy attempt to plant a truffle under a sick oak tree, but Polly keeps eating it; Maya helps little bee Zig.

Maya and Willy hunt down a scary earwig, but find he's really just misunderstood; Willy guards the hive and the wasps pay a visit.

Maya and another bee compete at pollen gathering; Maya and Willy meet a couple of frogs.

Maya and Willy help a weak Flip who needs pear juice; a new little bee, Hannah, pretends she is not a real bee.

Maya and Willy meet Grandad Dragonfly; the hive is haunted.

A young queen turns the hive upside down; the ant camp is attacked by an ant-lion.

Maya organizes a talent show to prove that everybody has talent.

Shelby is annoyed by predators because he seems harmless; Miss Cassandra has become allergic and can't work at the hive anymore.

Willy gets help from a black firefly in a pollen ball competition; Maya and her friends find an egg but they aren't sure where it came from.

The hive is haunted; Willy loses his memory.

Willy and Maya come to the aid of a wasp who is in love with Beatrice; Maya and Willy investigate the odd noises keeping Max awake at night.

Four curious young dinosaurs named Rocky, Bill, Tiny, and Mazu go on adventures while following their herd. Rocky is the courageous one, Bill is the most timid, Tiny is the smallest yet most playful, and Mazu is the most inquisitive. The four friends look at things such as mapping the stars and searching for flowers but most importantly, they are asserting their independence and learning to do things away from the safety of the herd.

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.

Marinette seems to be a normal teenage girl -- she dreams of becoming a fashion designer, is a bit awkward and has a crush on a classmate. But she has a secret other teenagers don't have -- she lives a double life as a crime-fighting superhero known as Ladybug. She uses her superpowers to help protect her native Paris from supervillain Hawk Moth. She is assisted, reluctantly, by fellow hero Cat Noir, even though she insists she doesn't need him -- a stance she might not take if she knew his alter ego is her crush, Adrien. Together, Ladybug and Cat Noir help keep Paris safe from Hawk Moth and other villains.

Kids like superheroes, so what could be better for tykes than becoming superheroes themselves? That's what happens at night for young friends Connor, Amaya and Greg. When they put on their pajamas and activate their animal amulets, they turn into their alter egos -- Catboy, Owlette and Gekko -- before embarking on adventures that are filled with action. Along the way, they solve mysteries and learn valuable lessons. The animated series is based on the "Les Pyjamasques" book series by French author Romuald Racioppo.