On the way to meet Kerry, Mofy decides to help the squabbling squirrel brothers, but by the time she gets to Kerry's house he is very upset and they get into an argument.

Mofy and her friends decide to throw a birthday party for Lee and Sioux; the squirrels are of different age, but born on the same day.

Mofy decides to help Mummy Mouse to knit a sweater for Daddy Mouse; while Mofy is helping, a ball of wool rolls away and gets lost in the forest.

When Foxy tells a story about an enormous golden fish in a little lake, Mofy and Kerry decide to go see it.

Mofy finds a lost duckling and she decides to help the duckling find his way home; Mofy travels to the pond to find his family, where lots of duck families live.

Lee and Sioux are squabbling about where they buried acorns; Mofy is troubled watching the squabble; Mogu is trying to fix his tunnel.

Mofy convinces Kerry to apply for a music competition and Kerry decides to create a beautiful new sound with his brand new instrument to win.

Kerry is invited to play in a music concert, but finds that he needs a group to participate; he decides to gather his friends from the forest to form a group to enter in the concert.

It's the day of the Forest Games of Skill. Kerry, Mogu and Squirrels win the contest, but Mofy disappoints herself for not doing very well at the games.

Mofy had planned with her friends to go on a forest expedition, but she catches a cold; when she feels better, she decides to spend her day alone in the forest.

Mofy accidentally breaks Kerry's bagpipe; she asks Lee and Sioux to not tell Kerry about the broken bagpipe and goes to visit Beaver for help.

Mofy decides to decorate her cotton ball house with the prettiest flower she can find in the forest.

Mogu, in a fluster, tells Mofy that a little hedgehog has fallen down a hole and not able to climb up.

Mofy receives a letter from the Mice children, explaining that their mother is not feeling very well.

Mofy looks for her friends to play with, but Kerry, Lee and Sioux and Mogu are busy.

Mofy and her friends face a strange incident in the forest and Mofy and Mogu decide they must investigate the mystery.

Foxy comes in a flurry to Mofy and Kerry with news of a stranger in the forest.

Mofy creates a song inspired by a fallen apple; Kerry invites Mofy to come over to his house for tea.

Kerry is in a bad mood because his song was not selected for the competition; Mofy tries to cheer Kerry up.

Lee and Sioux look for acorns in heaps of fallen leaves and they ask Mofy to help.

While playing in the river, Mofy and Kerry hear Lee and Sioux groaning with their toothache.

Lily creates a world of adventure and friendship from treasures she finds washed up on the beach.

Norm is the charismatic caretaker of Plywood Forest. The son of Mother Nature, Norm uses fix-it skills and magic to keep the peace and help his quirky animal friends with their hilarious mishaps. Born with a song in his heart, he is prone to bursting into Broadway-inspired tunes to convey his message. Norm spends his days helping friends like Bob the worrywart porcupine, Blanche the dramatic rabbit, Marco the overeager raccoon, and Bixie the eccentric skunk. In a forest full of nonstop drips, broken blenders and loud possum parties, Norm uses his gift of gab, trusty tool belt and magical powers to make the world a better place. With a heap of can-do attitude, Norm’s motto is "Not to worry, I’m there in a hurry!"

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.

Curious aliens get to experience everyday life for a typical suburban family in this CGI-animated series that takes place in a real house. The aliens, who are each 4 inches tall, are observing Earth as part of their first mission away from their home planet, Floog, which means everything they experience is new to the pint-sized Floogals. Even a simple task like using a toothbrush takes a lot of ingenuity for the aliens to figure out. They must keep their true identities a secret when they are discovered by an 8-year-old fan of science fiction, who thinks their spaceship -- which landed in a yard-sale box -- is a toy that he hangs in his room alongside other toy spacecraft and stars. Each day the Floogals surreptitiously explore the household to find out about the peculiar behavior of the "hoomans" and their belongings as part of their mission. By the end of each episode, they compile a report about their latest findings, which they send back to Floog.