Jett delivers a spacesuit to China; Jett goes to Peru.

Jett carries tires to Alex and his sister Adriana in Monaco; Katina from Santorini, Greece asks for a braided rope.

Fun-loving jet plane Jett delivers packages to children around the world in this animated series. Jett teams up with the Super Wings, a group of airplanes that can transform into robots, to tackle new challenges and work through issues that teach problem-solving skills and the importance of cultural diversity. The Super Wings crew includes mission director Jimbo, rescue copter Dizy, gadget guru Donnie and expert navigator Jerome -- an important part of the group because the planes travel to 52 cities in 45 countries on their adventures, requiring someone who is able to help navigate.

Tendai goes on a scavenger hunt with her Zebra Scout troop; Tendai finds the last item on the list.

Rival birthday fiestas in Mexico; magnetic schedule board for Korea.

Jett brings an archaeology kit to Akiiki, a boy in Egypt; Karl from Norway asks for a Viking helmet.

Princess Maribelle from England asks for sparkly collars for her puppies to wear at her royal tea party.

Nambayar from Mongolia asks for glowing stars to decorate the inside of her tent; Riley from Hollywood directs his first action film.

Callum from Scotland wants bagpipes that blow bubbles so he can play them for Nessie; Jett has a feathered headdress for Camila from Brazil.

Jett takes a pair of running shoes that light up to Lorna; Jett travels to Hawaii to bring Keilani a hula skirt.

In Sahara Sled, Jett delivers a sled to Ali in the Sahara, but the only place to ride it is on the sand dunes. The Super Wings bring real snow sledding to the desert when Donnie and Dizzy show up with an enormous ice cube and a Super Frosty Freezer Fan. In Arctic Run, Anders from Greenland wants a sled for a dog sled race. Along the way his team rides onto an iceberg that separates from the land and heads out to sea.

Jett brings mittens to Stig in Finland; Jett delivers a stick horse to Carlos in Spain.

Jett takes a pirate hat and eye patch to Cassi, a girl in the British Virgin Islands; Jett takes a bicycle to Nadia in Bangladesh.

Jett brings a fireman's hat to Stefan in Germany; Jett brings a miner's helmet to Bolivia.

Jett goes to Peru with pins; dance shoes for a theater troupe in New York.

A microphone for a girl in Australia; a battery for Denmark.

Jett delivers binoculars to Ella on the Galapagos Islands; Jett brings a toy castle to Ayesha in The Maldives.

Jett brings a magician's hat to Moritz in Austria; Jett brings a magic lamp to Asya in Turkey.

Ice skates for Canada; a unicycle for Russia.

Jett takes brushes to Willem in The Netherlands; Jett brings a kite to a boy named Akas in the Himalayas who wants to fly it in a kite festival.

Jett brings colorful paper to Yuki in Japan; Jett delivers a camera to Sam in Papua New Guinea.

Intrepid but hapless young duck P. King Duckling lives in the rural community of Hilly Hole but goes around the world on a series of adventures with best friends Chumpkins and Wombat. The youngsters' exploits send them on such tasks as redecorating the Eiffel Tower and turning the Great Wall of China into a giant water slide. The animated series, aimed at preschool-aged children, looks to teach kids about creative thinking and overcoming challenges.

Kate is a young girl with a wild imagination. It's that imagination that attracts a bunny named Mim-Mim, who becomes a larger-than-life playmate for Kate as they travel to the fantasy world of Mimiloo. Kate goes there whenever she has a problem at home that she needs to solve. In Mimiloo, Kate can be whatever she wants, from a princess to a pirate. Other residents of Mimiloo include gardener Gobble, inventor Tack and mischievous Boomer. When each adventure ends, Kate has solved her problem and is anxious to get home to tell her parents about it.

The speedy blue hedgehog gets a new look in this comedy/adventure series that sees him battling a familiar foe with sidekick Tails and pals Knuckles, Amy and Sticks. The gang tries to ward off the evil plans of Dr. Eggman, who is hellbent on taking over the world. Sonic faces regular battles with Eggman's henchmen, including loyal robots Orbot and Cubot, evil interns, and giant, robotic monsters. "Sonic Boom" marks the first CG-animated series featuring the iconic speedster.

Young children have been playing with Little People toys for decades, and now they come to life in this computer-animated series geared toward preschoolers. The musical-comedy series celebrates collaborative play by following several of the little people characters on imaginative adventures that include learning to juggle in the jungle and skywriting in space. Along the way, the little people learn that the best way to have fun is by building on one another's ideas and working together. The show uses music, comedy and make-believe to teach kids pro-social collaboration skills.

When new Decepticons appear, Optimus Prime summons Bumblebee and gives him the task of saving Earth. To help him, the veteran Autobot assembles a rogue team of young bots to capture the new enemies. The new Autobot recruits include a rebel "bad boy," an elite guard cadet, a bombastic dinobot and a hyperactive mini-con. The recruits provide a challenge for Bumblebee because, while each is a fully capable hero, they are inexperienced when it comes to working as a team. So Bumblebee has to learn how to balance his role as a leader of the new squad with his job of fighting evil forces as he works to complete the mission.

In this series, young Noddy becomes a detective as he and his friends set out to solve mysteries in Toyland. Whenever something is amiss in the colorful land, Noddy and best friends Bumpy Dog and Revs get on the case to find out what is going on and how they can make things right. Noddy uses his investigation kit and WhoWhatWhere tablet to help the gang solve the mysteries. The CGI series features the character that originally appeared in Enid Blyton's children books beginning in 1949.

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.