Summer assumes the role of detective when a heated game of checkers turns unpleasant; while on a field trip to an art museum, Fozzie's lunchbox is stolen by a mischievous monkey and the Muppet Babies must chase him through paintings to get it back.

The Muppet Babies use their imaginations to take off on an epic adventure to find Miss Nanny and Kermit helps a dragon get over her fear of the dark; during an imaginary flight to Paris, no one lets Animal take the controls.

When the Muppet Babies like Chef's homemade cookies more than Piggy's, she challenges him to a cook-off; Animal learns to be gentle when he catches an egg that falls from its nest.

When Rizzo finds emeralds in the sandbox, he must resist pocketing the treasure; after Potato accidentally ends up with a scary monster, it's up to the Muppet Babies to rescue him.

Bunsen is asked a question he doesn't know the answer to, so he fibs and the lie grows out of control; while playing pretend hospital, Doctor Fozzie quickly gets too many patients.

Gonzo decides to make everything into a race and challenges the whole playroom; during quiet time, Animal isn't allowed to play the drums and becomes Animal Kong.

Fozzie tries to be spooky during Halloween, but ends up doing something funny that makes the other Muppet Babies laugh instead; Summer tells a mysterious tale about haunted pancakes in an attempt to get Kermit to try something new.

Rizzo the Rat arrives and makes a mess in the playroom; Summer is tired of being the smallest Muppet Baby and enlists Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker to help with their Enlarge-O-Ray invention.

While playing with Fozzie's favorite propeller hat, Kermit accidentally lets it fly into the neighbors' yard; after learning that birds fly south for the winter, Gonzo tries to keep his feathered friends from leaving.

The Muppets try to convince Miss Nanny they're ready for a puppy; after losing Great Uncle Schnozzie's Jokebook, Fozzie is convinced he can't be funny without it.

The Muppet Babies open a car wash to clean Animal's stinky feet; best friends Fozzie and Kermit cannot agree on how to run their imaginary pizza parlor.

The Muppet Babies go on a Wild West adventure.

Piggy takes credit for the spaceship Kermit made and takes the Muppet Babies to outer space; Animal lets Fozzie borrow his stuffed bunny, Buddy.

Kermit and the rest of the Muppet Babies are turned into video game characters after being pulled into a virtual game world; when a new frog visits the playroom, Fozzie assumes he likes and dislikes all the same things as Kermit.

When Summer has a case of bad-day-itis, Gonzo's cure turns the whole playroom upside-down; Animal loses a tooth, but the Tooth Fairy doesn't leave him anything.

Piggy learns the importance of patience after she accidentally sends the gang on a wild trip through time in an imaginary time machine; when Piggy pretends to be a superhero, she must learn to share the spotlight with Summer's superhero alter ego.

When Miss Nanny loses her earring, the Muppet Babies use their imaginations to turn into pirates and follow a treasure map to find it; Summer and Piggy surprise their friends by building a blanket fort so large that it becomes a blanket kingdom.

The Muppet Babies play super heroes; Piggy and Summer help Kermit discover his superpower, it may not be in time to defeat Gonzo's evil plan.

When the Muppet Babies put on a sporting competition, Piggy must learn how to be a good sport after she loses several events; when Gonzo becomes best friends with a potato, the rest of the Muppet Babies must learn how to include it in their games.

Fozzie tries to prove he's Kermit's best best friend; Bunsen and Beaker invent a Make-Another-You-Inator to help Kermit play four games at once.

Gonzo the Great teaches Summer how to perform daring feats; the Muppet Babies think Gonzo's looks are unique until they hop in a rocket ship and travel to Planet Gonzo, where everyone's just like Gonzo.

Fun-loving puppy brothers Bingo and Rolly go on adventures throughout their neighborhood and around the world as a way to help quench their thrill-seeking appetites. The pups' motto is life is always more exciting with your best friends by your side. For the pugs, those friends include owner Bob, his cat Hissy and his robot dog A.R.F. Comedian Harland Williams created the animated series -- which seeks to teach lessons about friendship, problem-solving and collaboration -- and provides the voice of Bob.

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.

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.

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.

Scrooge McDuck is back in this reboot of the late-'80s animated series. He gains guardianship of grandnephews Huey, Dewey and Louie when Donald Duck reluctantly takes them to McDuck Manor, the wonder of which enthralls the mischievous triplets. While living with their trillionaire relative, the boys learn long-held family secrets and unleash symbolic artifacts from Scrooge's past. The threesome's antics send the family on a number of adventures, which include Webby Vanderquack, the granddaughter of Scrooge's housekeeper, Mrs. Beakley. The show's animation style is inspired by the classic comic designs of animator Carl Barks.

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.

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.