Duncan finally manages to break out, only to realize he's forgotten his pacifier and needs to break back into the school to get it.

When Chef tells Beth that he won't buy the new super amazing toy she wants because the kids already have plenty to play with, she goes on a mission to get rid of their toys.

Duncan escapes during a community walk only to discover he has to baby-sit Cody and Bridgette.

Beth and Leshawna try to one-up each other with fake injuries as they compete for the attention and sympathy of the other kids at day care.

Chef struggles to maintain his sanity when the kids continue to blame a stuffed rabbit named Hoppy for everything they do wrong.

Harold believes that the picture day photographer is somehow turning the kids into well-behaved zombies.

After a paper origami fortuneteller tells Izzy that she's the world's best advice giver, she's determined to prove it.

Beth gets her gum stuck in Leshawna's hair and has to get it out without Leshawna finding out it's there.

Gwen accidentally brings a pink stuffed pony she loves to day care and spends the day denying it's hers.

Owen fears he's about to lose his BFF Noah to a gifted military school.

Courtney becomes a toy tester, but forgets that the most important thing is to have fun.

Duncan is determined to stop the musical duo Bananas & Cheese from coming to the day care.

Duncan goes on a mission to scare Courtney during a field trip to the museum.

Bridgette gets the hiccups and becomes desperate to get rid of them.

Gwen refuses to be pressured into choosing an ice cream flavor that she does not want.

Harold's world is turned upside down when Beth becomes the class ninja.

Owen forms a special bond with Duncan after having loads of fun with him during their time-outs.

Noah tries to rescue the chocolates Owen forgot outside.

Hoping to "brighten her day," Izzy and Owen pimp out Gwen's egg chair; when it ends up in a museum run by angry chickens, they must retrieve it before Gwen destroys the day care in a temper tantrum of unspeakable darkness.

When a severe screen addiction turns the kids into lazy deadbeats, Chef brings in a professional to whip them into shape.

Duncan stages a small coup to oust Courtney as their official class firefighter so that he can wear the shiny firefighter helmet.

This animated series from Canada spoofs survival programs by recounting the misadventures at Camp Wawanakwa, an island retreat where 22 teens compete in extreme challenges while vying for the $100,000 grand prize. Every three days, at a campfire ceremony, the host passes out marshmallows to players who are safe. The sad camper who doesn't get a marshmallow must walk down the Dock of Shame to the Boat of Losers, which will bear him back to his mundane life.

Under the direction of the World Organization of Human Protection's director Jerry, three Beverly Hills teens are undercover agents. Alex, Sam and Clover fight international crime and save the world. Because they're secret spies the girls still have to attend school and keep their grades up while battling evil.

Geeky teen Ethan Morgan has a hot baby sitter, which most teenage boys would think is a good thing. The only problem is that Ethan's baby sitter, Sarah, is half-vampire (hence the show's title). Sarah drags Ethan and his pals, Benny and Rory (who was recently turned into a vampire himself), into a world of supernatural battles against creatures from their nightmares in order to save their town from vampires. Sarah hopes to one day become human again so she can save her soul -- and so she can spend less time protecting the geeky trio.

This animated series from the makers of "Sesame Street" follows youngsters Esme and her best monster friend, Roy, on adventures in Monsterdale, where they are considered the best "monstersitters." In their colorful world, Esme and Roy use the power of play to help toddler monsters overcome big challenges and work through familiar situations, such as trying new foods and feeling frightened during thunderstorms. The series is targeted to viewers ages 4 to 6, who can learn how to manage emotions with simple mindfulness practices alongside Esme and Roy's charges.

Clarence is a spirited boy who sees the best in everything. His unique perspective on life transforms even a mundane situation into one that is interesting or fun. Epic dirt fights, awkward crushes and secret tree forts are all par for the course for the youngster, who shares his experiences with his family and friends. That group includes his best friends, scrappy Sumo and cautious Jeff, patient mom Mary, and her laid-back boyfriend, Chad. Clarence's adventures should be familiar to many people from their own childhoods, but he takes them to the limit.

Polly receives a magical locket that allows her and her friends to shrink to a tiny size.