After accidentally hypnotizing Owen into being a dog, Harold thinks he must reverse the hypnosis to avoid going to jail.

After befriending a chicken with a bad attitude at a petting zoo, Jude is followed back to school by the chicken; he defends the bad bird's behavior until he can defend it no longer.

A class camping trip turns into a treasure hunt, while Harold is determined to catch Bigfoot and keep everyone safe.

After daring each other to drink Chef's Pegasus Rainbow Latte, Izzy and Jude are jacked up like crazy and Duncan and Courtney take a road trip to try and replace the drink before Chef finds out it's gone.

Owen has his super ball confiscated and locked up in Chef's office; Duncan, seeing an opportunity to get help escaping the day care, leads an away team into the vents to recover Owen's ball.

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.

Leshawna tries to capture the tooth fairy, but she accidentally captures the fart fairy.

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

The other kids fear Harold has accidentally flushed himself down Chef's fancy new toilet, so they travel into the sewer on a rescue mission.

Chef attempts to trick the kids into making his mother gifts after he forgets Mother's Day.

After Leshawna, Bridgette, Owen and Cody win a Hide and Seek competition, a jealous former champion traps them on a private island and forces them to play for their freedom.

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

Izzy can't bring herself to smash a pinata during the class's Cinco de Mayo celebrations; when the unsmashed pinata comes to life and spawns an evil pinata army, it's batter up.

Beth refuses to believe that the adorable goo creature she created out of slime is consuming the kids until she and Gwen are the only two left in class.

Some of the original "Total Drama" characters enter into an alternate universe where they are aged down from teenagers to toddlers.

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

Chef is knocked unconscious right before a school board evaluator shows up for a big review; Owen fills in so Chef doesn't lose his teaching license and to ensure the kids earn the pony ride Chef promised for good behavior.

When Chef loses the last page of the story-time book, Gwen takes over and creates a monster that all the kids start to believe in.

After eating Chef's extremely rare and expensive chocolates, Courtney drags Owen, Izzy and Beth all the way to the Norberian Alps of Fruffenberg to replace them.

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.

When Chef's mom becomes the supply teacher for a day, Duncan replaces Chef's to-do list with one of his own.

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.

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.

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.

This prequel to the "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" films -- taking place before giant food started raining down on Swallow Falls -- features the adventures of would-be scientist Flint Lockwood during his high school years when he hoped to become a serious scientist and eventually not have his inventions blow up in his face. For now, though, he often isn't so lucky with the projects that he works on. Joining Flint on his adventures is new classmate and best friend Sam Sparks, the school's wannabe ace reporter.

When Dracula is called away on "official vampire business," it is a chance for his teenage daughter, Mavis, to show her father what she can do. Assisted by her friends Hank N Stein, Pedro and Wendy Blob, she puts into motion her ideas about how to run Hotel Transylvania. It's not all fun and games, though, when Aunt Lydia, Dracula's older and much meaner sister, enters the picture. She pushes for more order and tradition at the hotel, curtailing Mavis' plans to let loose with her friends. The animated series is based on 2012 feature film "Hotel Transylvania."