Mr. Guinea Pig finds several bones in Smack Dab Park; Pinky tells Tyler a story about friendship.

Tyler must make a poster of his family for school; Pinky convinces Tyler that school is important.

Pinky makes up a story about a rude miggy monster named Burpzilla; Pinky finds a unique gift for Daffinee.

Pinky helps Tyler find his talent for the family talent show; Pinky helps Tyler find his lucky sock.

Tyler finds a treasure map in his closet while searching for a missing sock; Tyler has a sleepover.

Pinky gets a tiny guppy at the pet store; Tyler is anxious about the new baby-sitter.

Pinky tells Tyler a superhero tale; Tyler finds a frog in the park and wants to keep it.

Pinky's household chores prevent her from making a comic book; Tyler wants all the toys he sees in a commercial.

Someone steals all of the cheese from the Great Big Cheese Festival; Tyler is reluctant to try new foods.

Tyler wants to go sledding; Pinky must play the French horn at a school concert.

Pinky tells a story to brighten up Tyler's day; Pinky helps to find a compromise when Tyler refuses to wear a tuxedo.

Tyler does not want to take a bath; Pinky tells a story about a day when it literally rained cats and dogs.

Pinky tells a story about Great Big Soccer City; Tyler is upset that he has to use a cup with a lid.

Pinky encourages Tyler to try tying his shoelaces; Tyler is nervous about his first day of school.

Tyler obsesses over his new video game; Tyler watches the class pet for the weekend.

Tyler cannot open a jar; a new student at Tyler's school is not very nice to him.

Tyler thinks that his Halloween costume is not scary enough; a substitute teacher arrives while Tyler and Pinky play school.

Tyler wants to be bigger; Tyler is afraid of a noisy thunderstorm.

Tyler draws a picture of his mother; Tyler accidentally leaves his stuffed elephant at school.

Tyler does not want to clean his room; Tyler hears a strange noise and can not sleep.

A boy at Tyler's school is always in a foul mood; Tyler is nervous about attending a birthday party.

Young, tech-savvy Dot is a true child of the 21st century -- she is well-versed in technology and has a strong curiosity and thirst for knowledge. She uses electronic devices to help her learn, create and explore, but she always makes sure to unplug and enjoy quality time with friends, family and pet dog Scratch. She explores the world and goes on adventures with her buds, including best friend Hal, and pooch to satisfy her curiosity and find out more about what goes on around her. Dot gets her passion for technology from her techie mother, who develops apps, while her father is more old-school with a love for woodworking and would rather enjoy the simple things in life than be tethered to electronics. The animated series is based on a children's book written by technology advocate Randi Zuckerberg, who calls the titular character "relatable" and says she is "that friend we all have who is energetic, adventurous and imaginative."

Precocious piglet Olivia embarks on high-spirited adventures that reveal life lessons for preschoolers in this new computer-animated series adapted from the beloved books by Ian Falconer.

Six-year-old Nancy is excited to experience what the world has to offer and to celebrate the differences that make everyone unique.

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.