The Ross kids head to summer camp in this spinoff of "Jessie." Emma, Ravi and Zuri spend the summer at Maine's Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met when they were teenagers. The kids aren't used to being in the great outdoors, so cheerful head counselor Lou and camp heartthrob Xander help the siblings adjust to being at camp and show them the ropes of outdoor life. While Emma and Ravi become counselors in training, learning how to be responsible role models for younger campers, Zuri becomes friends with a couple of the kids at the camp, studious Tiffany and compulsive liar Jorge. Together, the Ross children settle into their new lives as they adapt to their summer home away from home.

Adrien makes a new friend whom Marinette is determined to befriend too; but Marinette has no clue how to become friends with someone who doesn't need to be helped.

Three generations are under one roof as outgoing middle school student Sydney Reynolds lives with her single dad, Max, and progressive grandmother, Judy. Living in the house where her father grew up, Sydney's preteen pursuits begin to expand and broaden with unexpected and hilarious twists. Grandma's razor-sharp memory and wit remind Max that Sydney's antics are mirrored by his and his best friend Leo's antics. As Max tries to get a better sense of his daughter, his mother is full of parental wisdom and wisecracks to help Max and Sydney with the support they need.

To celebrate her hundredth kiss with Adrien, Marinette has planned a romantic evening - forgetting that she'd already planned a movie night with her girlfriends at the same time!

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

Bluey and Bingo make mud pizzas; Bluey and Bingo's giant, invisible friend, Tina; Bluey promises her customer Bingo the best tour ever.

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

Bluey and Bingo love to video chat; Dad agrees to buy ice cream; Dad tells a real-life fairy tale.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

Gramma butts heads with Nick when he crashes her special family hockey outing; Chip Whistler recounts what happened to him since "Chipocalypse Now.".

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

Tilly goes down an internet rabbit hole to figure out what happened to her favorite ice cream treat; Cricket tries to teach Gregly how to make friends.

Liv and Maddie Rooney are identical twins who have been leading different lives for the last few years. Maddie is a high school basketball phenom in Wisconsin who prefers high tops to high heels. Cool, confident social butterfly Liv has been in Hollywood for the past four years starring on a hit TV show. When Liv returns home and the girls share a bedroom, Maddie quickly realizes that it's not easy sharing a small space with a sister who has become accustomed to being in the spotlight, for Liv inserts herself into situations when she thinks Maddie needs help. Despite their antithetical personalities and aspirations - but with an unbreakable bond - they are able to accomplish pretty much anything they try.

Bill just wants Tilly to come down from a tree; when Remy tells Vasquez that he no longer needs his protection, Vasquez speaks with a therapist.

Liv and Maddie Rooney are identical twins who have been leading different lives for the last few years. Maddie is a high school basketball phenom in Wisconsin who prefers high tops to high heels. Cool, confident social butterfly Liv has been in Hollywood for the past four years starring on a hit TV show. When Liv returns home and the girls share a bedroom, Maddie quickly realizes that it's not easy sharing a small space with a sister who has become accustomed to being in the spotlight, for Liv inserts herself into situations when she thinks Maddie needs help. Despite their antithetical personalities and aspirations - but with an unbreakable bond - they are able to accomplish pretty much anything they try.

A nature documentary portrays Big City as a wild ecosystem; avid collector Remy struggles to cope after Cricket finds the rarest of all trading cards.

"Austin & Ally" follows the exploits of the title characters, polar opposites who combine their talents to try to create a musical tour de force. Austin is an extroverted musician and singer. Ally is a brilliant, but shy, songwriter. Austin and Ally's best friends are Trish and Dez, respectively. Without Ally's knowledge, Austin and Dez "borrow" one of her songs, make a music video out of it and post it on the Internet. The music video catapults Austin into an overnight sensation. But when Trish tries to convince Ally to let people know she wrote the song, Austin pleads with her to write him another song that he can turn into a hit. And that begins their musical collaboration as they try to profit from Austin's newfound fame.

Gloria gets stuck on an elevator with the Greens; Remy falls under the sway of an internet influencer.

"Austin & Ally" follows the exploits of the title characters, polar opposites who combine their talents to try to create a musical tour de force. Austin is an extroverted musician and singer. Ally is a brilliant, but shy, songwriter. Austin and Ally's best friends are Trish and Dez, respectively. Without Ally's knowledge, Austin and Dez "borrow" one of her songs, make a music video out of it and post it on the Internet. The music video catapults Austin into an overnight sensation. But when Trish tries to convince Ally to let people know she wrote the song, Austin pleads with her to write him another song that he can turn into a hit. And that begins their musical collaboration as they try to profit from Austin's newfound fame.

Chip Whistler returns to take revenge on the Greens, but is forced to apologize; Andromeda and Tilly follow Gloria to a club where they must cure her of her amnesia.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

Kiff and Barry investigate where Barry's brother goes when he skips class; Kiff and Barry get summer jobs at the city hall to help the citizens of Table Town in any way they can.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

Kiff unleashes five forces of chaos; Helen is the only one who can help; Kiff needs to have a difficult discussion with Barry about finishing Martin's orange juice.

Marinette seems to be a normal teenage girl - she dreams of becoming a fashion designer, is a bit awkward and has a crush on a classmate. But she has a secret other teenagers don't have - she lives a double life as a crime-fighting superhero known as Ladybug. She uses her superpowers to help protect her native Paris from supervillain Hawk Moth. She is assisted, reluctantly, by fellow hero Cat Noir, even though she insists she doesn't need him - a stance she might not take if she knew his alter ego is her crush, Adrien. Together, Ladybug and Cat Noir help keep Paris safe from Hawk Moth and other villains.

Bluey plays a game of "Shops" with her friends; a pool trip is a blast, until Dad forgets everything; the Heeler family plays a game and goes on an adventure.

Marinette seems to be a normal teenage girl - she dreams of becoming a fashion designer, is a bit awkward and has a crush on a classmate. But she has a secret other teenagers don't have - she lives a double life as a crime-fighting superhero known as Ladybug. She uses her superpowers to help protect her native Paris from supervillain Hawk Moth. She is assisted, reluctantly, by fellow hero Cat Noir, even though she insists she doesn't need him - a stance she might not take if she knew his alter ego is her crush, Adrien. Together, Ladybug and Cat Noir help keep Paris safe from Hawk Moth and other villains.

Bluey is upset when Dad keeps stopping on their walk; Bluey is Dad's only hope to make it to the airport; Bluey takes a solo adventure on the beach.

Mickey and the gang go on zany adventures all around Hot Dog Hills in fun locales, including Mickey's new gadget-filled house, the Mixed-Up Motor Lab at Mickey's Garage, and Minnie, Daisy and Cuckoo Loca's Happy Helpers office.

The adventures of a blue heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations.

The adventures of a blue heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations.

On a rainy day, RoboGobo must quietly capture a cricket before it wakes up Dr. V's pet patient; Dax and Booster stop the Slink from stealing the main role in a play.

Invisible mischievous fairies infest the house; Bluey, Bingo and Dad play "Work!"; Bluey and Dad lift Bingo's spirits.

Team Spidey is planting trees in the park, but Green Goblin interrupts by spewing gas everywhere; Peter uses his new invention to clean up a mess.

Tony promises his friends a park day, but Ultron steals the toys; Amadeus upgrades a truck, but accidentally turns it into a giant chicken!

Marinette seems to be a normal teenage girl - she dreams of becoming a fashion designer, is a bit awkward and has a crush on a classmate. But she has a secret other teenagers don't have - she lives a double life as a crime-fighting superhero known as Ladybug. She uses her superpowers to help protect her native Paris from supervillain Hawk Moth. She is assisted, reluctantly, by fellow hero Cat Noir, even though she insists she doesn't need him - a stance she might not take if she knew his alter ego is her crush, Adrien. Together, Ladybug and Cat Noir help keep Paris safe from Hawk Moth and other villains.

Marinette seems to be a normal teenage girl - she dreams of becoming a fashion designer, is a bit awkward and has a crush on a classmate. But she has a secret other teenagers don't have - she lives a double life as a crime-fighting superhero known as Ladybug. She uses her superpowers to help protect her native Paris from supervillain Hawk Moth. She is assisted, reluctantly, by fellow hero Cat Noir, even though she insists she doesn't need him - a stance she might not take if she knew his alter ego is her crush, Adrien. Together, Ladybug and Cat Noir help keep Paris safe from Hawk Moth and other villains.

Marinette seems to be a normal teenage girl - she dreams of becoming a fashion designer, is a bit awkward and has a crush on a classmate. But she has a secret other teenagers don't have - she lives a double life as a crime-fighting superhero known as Ladybug. She uses her superpowers to help protect her native Paris from supervillain Hawk Moth. She is assisted, reluctantly, by fellow hero Cat Noir, even though she insists she doesn't need him - a stance she might not take if she knew his alter ego is her crush, Adrien. Together, Ladybug and Cat Noir help keep Paris safe from Hawk Moth and other villains.

Marinette seems to be a normal teenage girl - she dreams of becoming a fashion designer, is a bit awkward and has a crush on a classmate. But she has a secret other teenagers don't have - she lives a double life as a crime-fighting superhero known as Ladybug. She uses her superpowers to help protect her native Paris from supervillain Hawk Moth. She is assisted, reluctantly, by fellow hero Cat Noir, even though she insists she doesn't need him - a stance she might not take if she knew his alter ego is her crush, Adrien. Together, Ladybug and Cat Noir help keep Paris safe from Hawk Moth and other villains.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

The Ross kids head to summer camp in this spinoff of "Jessie." Emma, Ravi and Zuri spend the summer at Maine's Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met when they were teenagers. The kids aren't used to being in the great outdoors, so cheerful head counselor Lou and camp heartthrob Xander help the siblings adjust to being at camp and show them the ropes of outdoor life. While Emma and Ravi become counselors in training, learning how to be responsible role models for younger campers, Zuri becomes friends with a couple of the kids at the camp, studious Tiffany and compulsive liar Jorge. Together, the Ross children settle into their new lives as they adapt to their summer home away from home.

The Ross kids head to summer camp in this spinoff of "Jessie." Emma, Ravi and Zuri spend the summer at Maine's Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met when they were teenagers. The kids aren't used to being in the great outdoors, so cheerful head counselor Lou and camp heartthrob Xander help the siblings adjust to being at camp and show them the ropes of outdoor life. While Emma and Ravi become counselors in training, learning how to be responsible role models for younger campers, Zuri becomes friends with a couple of the kids at the camp, studious Tiffany and compulsive liar Jorge. Together, the Ross children settle into their new lives as they adapt to their summer home away from home.

The Ross kids head to summer camp in this spinoff of "Jessie." Emma, Ravi and Zuri spend the summer at Maine's Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met when they were teenagers. The kids aren't used to being in the great outdoors, so cheerful head counselor Lou and camp heartthrob Xander help the siblings adjust to being at camp and show them the ropes of outdoor life. While Emma and Ravi become counselors in training, learning how to be responsible role models for younger campers, Zuri becomes friends with a couple of the kids at the camp, studious Tiffany and compulsive liar Jorge. Together, the Ross children settle into their new lives as they adapt to their summer home away from home.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

Self-assured teenager Luz stumbles upon a portal to a magical realm where she befriends Eda, a rebellious witch and King, a tiny warrior; despite not having magical abilities, Luz pursues her dream of becoming a witch by serving as Eda's apprentice.

Inspired by creator and executive producer Matt Braly's heritage, family and childhood trips to Bangkok, Thailand, Disney's animated series chronicles the adventures of independent and fearless teen Anne Boonchuy after she is magically transported to a rural marshland full of frog people. There, Anne meets the excitable young frog Sprig Plantar; unpredictable pollywog Polly Plantar, the youngest member of the Plantar family; and overprotective and traditional grandfather Hop Pop. Stuck in this fantastical world of amphibians, Anne quickly bonds with the adventurous Sprig and discovers the true meaning of friendship.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

"Jessie" is your typical fish-out-of-water story. Jessie is a small-town teen who leaves her Texas roots to take a job as a nanny for the Ross family's four precocious kids in New York. Heading the family are the parents: supermodel-turned-business mogul Christina and movie director Morgan. The oldest of the four children, teenager Emma, is the only biological child of the bunch. Her three brothers and sisters are all adopted - American adoptee Luke, Indian adoptee Ravi and African adoptee Zuri. While watching four kids can be challenging for a teenager, Jessie has help in the form of the family's butler, Bertram, and the building's 20-year-old doorman, Tony. Adding to Jessie's challenging task is the family's pet, a 7-foot Asian water monitor lizard.

The adventures of a blue heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations.

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

Now a divorced mother of two, Raven Baxter still catches glimpses of the future. She uses her power to help her be a better mother, a successful fashion designer and a good friend. She's not the only member of her family who can see the future, though. Her son Booker has inherited the ability from her, using it to help him make sense of middle school and his new family life. Their visions sometimes collide, but they always figure things out together. Also living in the Baxter house are Booker's no-nonsense twin sister Nia and free-spirited Chelsea, Raven's childhood best friend, who is the divorced mother of Levi, who is savvy and wise beyond his years. Raven and Chelsea work together to help raise their children.

Now that the twins have graduated from high school, they're ready to start a new adventure - in California. Living with their aunt and cousin in a beach house, Liv and Maddie are ready to start the next chapter of their lives, with Liv pursuing her acting and singing career and Maddie attending her dream college on a basketball scholarship. After the twins move to California, the rest of their family - minus dad - is also forced to move there when brothers Joey and Parker ruin their Wisconsin home. Maddie keeps busy between basketball, academics and balancing a long-distance relationship with Diggie. Liv is happy that cousin Ruby appears to be following in her footsteps and is cast in a TV series. Joey, suddenly the cool kid in school, finds his calling as a comedian. Parker has his first crush as he attends a new high school. Karen considers pursuing modeling as she enjoys her new relaxed lifestyle in California.

Now that the twins have graduated from high school, they're ready to start a new adventure - in California. Living with their aunt and cousin in a beach house, Liv and Maddie are ready to start the next chapter of their lives, with Liv pursuing her acting and singing career and Maddie attending her dream college on a basketball scholarship. After the twins move to California, the rest of their family - minus dad - is also forced to move there when brothers Joey and Parker ruin their Wisconsin home. Maddie keeps busy between basketball, academics and balancing a long-distance relationship with Diggie. Liv is happy that cousin Ruby appears to be following in her footsteps and is cast in a TV series. Joey, suddenly the cool kid in school, finds his calling as a comedian. Parker has his first crush as he attends a new high school. Karen considers pursuing modeling as she enjoys her new relaxed lifestyle in California.

"Austin & Ally" follows the exploits of the title characters, polar opposites who combine their talents to try to create a musical tour de force. Austin is an extroverted musician and singer. Ally is a brilliant, but shy, songwriter. Austin and Ally's best friends are Trish and Dez, respectively. Without Ally's knowledge, Austin and Dez "borrow" one of her songs, make a music video out of it and post it on the Internet. The music video catapults Austin into an overnight sensation. But when Trish tries to convince Ally to let people know she wrote the song, Austin pleads with her to write him another song that he can turn into a hit. And that begins their musical collaboration as they try to profit from Austin's newfound fame.

"Austin & Ally" follows the exploits of the title characters, polar opposites who combine their talents to try to create a musical tour de force. Austin is an extroverted musician and singer. Ally is a brilliant, but shy, songwriter. Austin and Ally's best friends are Trish and Dez, respectively. Without Ally's knowledge, Austin and Dez "borrow" one of her songs, make a music video out of it and post it on the Internet. The music video catapults Austin into an overnight sensation. But when Trish tries to convince Ally to let people know she wrote the song, Austin pleads with her to write him another song that he can turn into a hit. And that begins their musical collaboration as they try to profit from Austin's newfound fame.

The Ross kids head to summer camp in this spinoff of "Jessie." Emma, Ravi and Zuri spend the summer at Maine's Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met when they were teenagers. The kids aren't used to being in the great outdoors, so cheerful head counselor Lou and camp heartthrob Xander help the siblings adjust to being at camp and show them the ropes of outdoor life. While Emma and Ravi become counselors in training, learning how to be responsible role models for younger campers, Zuri becomes friends with a couple of the kids at the camp, studious Tiffany and compulsive liar Jorge. Together, the Ross children settle into their new lives as they adapt to their summer home away from home.

The Ross kids head to summer camp in this spinoff of "Jessie." Emma, Ravi and Zuri spend the summer at Maine's Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met when they were teenagers. The kids aren't used to being in the great outdoors, so cheerful head counselor Lou and camp heartthrob Xander help the siblings adjust to being at camp and show them the ropes of outdoor life. While Emma and Ravi become counselors in training, learning how to be responsible role models for younger campers, Zuri becomes friends with a couple of the kids at the camp, studious Tiffany and compulsive liar Jorge. Together, the Ross children settle into their new lives as they adapt to their summer home away from home.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

Bluey and Bingo plan to stay up late at a sleepover; Bluey needs to focus during a game of hide-and-seek; Bluey makes a new friend while camping.

The Pups are thrilled to help astronaut Fuzz Aldrin build an exhibit showcasing his rocket ship; Twin cats Drake and Drew ask the Pups to build them homes exactly alike.

Ariel makes a new friend; Ariel competes in a Happy Patty Clap event.

The SuperKitties have to stop Mr. Puppypaws from turning all the animal treats into doggy treats; Buddy accidentally breaks Sparks' SuperKitty kit and doesn't tell him.

RoboGobo and Park Ranger Pep help a platypus find a home; when Mönkey Wrënch causes trouble at the Roller Rink, Team RoboGobo must rescue a hamster in a runaway hamster ball.

Indy and Rusty can't agree in a game of Mum and Dads; Bluey and Bingo work together to climb Mount MumandDad; magic asparagus turns the family into wild animals.

Doc Ock sends her favorite octo-bot, CAL, to infiltrate WEB-Quarters with a new invention; Spidey reminds Hulk to use self-control after Rhino challenges him to a strength contest.

Ultron steals Cap's power-pack and goes turbo; Riri's playground plans are bugged by Swarm's power-draining robo-mosquitoes.

Donald shakes a beehive, upsetting the bees; they buzz after him, but Mickey and pals use Mouseketools to build a new hive and calm them down.

The Heelers go on a road trip! Mum bans the girls from saying the word 'dunny.' Bluey wants to help Dad make Bingo's birthday cake.

Bingo is desperate to show off her handstand skills. Bluey turns a tree stump into a game of Helicopter. Chloe tries to teach her dad to play Bluey's game.

Lab Rat tries to stop Ginny's hero, Polaris the Astro-Cat, from being the first cat on the moon; the SuperKitties must catch Zsa-Zsa when she steals a special gem from the museum.

Bootsie gets lost at the cat show and Doc Ock turns her into a super-sized, monster kitty; during the concert, Doc Ock steals the drum set and uses it to hypnotize the entire audience.

Ultron takes over the airwaves, and the Iron Friends must stop him; a visit from T'Challa turns tense when a device threatens his suit and the IQ.

Bluey and her friends play a game of helicopter with a tree stump; Chloe tries to teach her dad to improvise and play Bluey's game of Octopus at home; Mum reminisces about Bluey and Judo as babies, where it was a race to see who would walk first.

Dad thinks Bluey and Bingo have too many toys; Bluey and friends get ambushed by the Terriers; Bluey and Bingo play a game of Burger Shop with Dad.

The pals help Minnie throw a dinner party for Clara Cluck; using Mouseketools, they set the table, dress up in hats and finish cooking before guests arrive.

Bluey gets her own room; Bluey wants her Father's Day card to be perfect; Mum sets up a backyard obstacle course just for fun.

Eliza and Bucky compete to see whose vending machine is better; Zed and Addison use their free period to help the stressed-out A-spen learn to let loose.

The stress of directing the school play causes Addison's alien energy to fritz; Wyatt teams up with Eliza to help him keep a secret from the wolf pack.

Bucky adopts a zombie-dog named Barky to boost his followers online; Wyatt teams up with a monster who promises to help him get over his fight with Eliza.

A digital phantom of his younger self haunts Zedy; Addison must find a way to silence her inner critic before she gives up on art altogether.

Dae's lack of self-confidence causes her to shrink; monster hunter Harley returns to Seabrook and tries to destroy the werewolves' moonstone.

Eliza and Wyatt both want to ask the other to the school dance, but mishaps keep getting in their way; feeling pressure to plan her future, Wynter uses VR to find her dream job.

Addison uses advanced alien powers that she's not ready for yet and inadvertently causes destruction at the big school dance.

Zed anticipates an athletic scholarship while Addison gears up for Seabrook's first international cheer-off. Then suddenly, extraterrestrial beings arrive in Seabrook, provoking something other than friendly competition.

Zed and Addison embark on a road trip the summer after their first year of college, during which they unexpectedly discover the warring worlds of Sunnyside and Shadyside and come into contact with two new groups of monsters.

The kids have a sleepover; Doof's cousin traps Perry.

Kiff and Barry agree to move a piano for Helen in exchange for a wish, but can't agree on the wish; Kiff shows a new kid around school but can't stop his family from interfering.

Kiff has a lot to do today, but brushing her tooth is not on the list; Kiff, Barry and the crew set out to make a movie so they can have a fun blooper reel, but blooping is hard.

Ladybug and her team face an unscrupulous influencer.

Seemingly normal students Marinette and Adrien are chosen to save Paris from evil.

Bingo gets upset when Dad is too distracted to notice a walking leaf; Bluey dreams about being a nocturnal fruit bat; Bingo makes a salad.

The kids stage a horsey wedding; Bluey, Bingo and Dad play a game of Hotel; Bluey struggles to ride her bike and won't give up.

Bill receives a surprise; Jade's boss suspends her from work.

Cricket tries to come up with the perfect prank to play on his girlfriend on April Fool's Day; Bill goes to extremes to prevent Tilly from experiencing grief.

Chip Whistler attempts to create an evil family, so he takes down the Greens; the Greens move to the suburbs and live under new identities to hide from Chip.

The Greens cause trouble during free sample day at the Farmers Market; Cricket and Nancy toilet paper all of Smalton in a quest for pranking glory.

When the Greens try to spend an eventful day at the beach, Cricket tries to prank the beach-goers; Cricket discovers he can influence the family's dreams, to disastrous real-life results.

Bill gets addicted to a farm-simulating video game; Cricket's feral wild side takes over when Bill is unable to replicate their old camping trips.

While babysitting Barry's younger brother, Kiff accidentally stains his favorite stuffed toy.

Celebrating Halfway There Day, where everyone celebrate mild laziness.

Bluey and Bingo play pirates on the hammock swing; Bingo's favorite toy goes missing; Bluey needs advice on dealing with noisy neighbors.

Rusty interrupts Bluey's game at playgroup; Doctor Bluey operates on a cat in Dad's tummy; Bluey misses Mum when she goes out for the night.

The girls convince Mum that Dad is a Big Teaser; Bluey struggles to train her new pet; Daddy Robot helps Bluey and Bingo tidy the playroom.

Pupstruction outfits Captain Airdog's tiny plane so he can deliver pup treats to all terrains; when all the kids' teddy bears get ruined, the Pups help them build new ones.

Ebb and Flo compete; Fernie wants to play by himself.

The SuperKitties must keep Mr. Puppypaws from digging up the animals' Fun Run; Bitsy feels replaced after Sparks makes the SuperKitty Kit super fast to stop the Roboctopus.

When Pupsicle freezes a bird bath, RoboGobo must rescue Bob Beaks' flock of birds; Dax and Wingo must get back the team's Robo-Suits from Gimme Pig.

Bluey and Bingo love to video chat; Dad agrees to buy ice cream; Dad tells a real-life fairy tale.

When Gobby repaints the masterpieces at the museum, Miles saves the day; Spidey and Ghost-Spider take care of a cute puppy, at the same time stopping Rhino's rampage at the mall.

In Wakanda, Ultron steals Black Panther's tech and must be stopped; at Doggy Adoption Day, Swarm uses collars to cause chaos with the pups.

Minnie makes special backpacks, inspiring a hike to Goofy Rock; using Mouseketools, they reach the top, where Goofy climbs his namesake rock for a photo.

Bluey keeps breaking her promises; Bluey teaches Bingo how to use magic; Bluey teaches Bingo to be more like him.

Bluey can't get to sleep, so Mum reads her a story; Dad pretends he was born yesterday; Bingo and Dad brave a magpie protecting its nest.

The SuperKitties stop ZsaZsa from making everyone watch her music video; when Pickles keeps lying, the SuperKitties don't believe him when he sees a Cat Burglar stealing.

Spidey's precious pendant falls into Green Goblin's hands; Spin wants his own robot, but when he rushes to build it without Spidey's help, his robot ends up with a big flaw.

In Wakanda, Ultron steals Black Panther's tech and must be stopped; at Doggy Adoption Day, Swarm uses collars to cause chaos with the pups.

Dad tries to teach Bluey how to play chess, but Mom thinks she is still too young; Bingo helps Mom make an omelette for Dad's birthday; Lucky's Dad is outraged that modern Pass the Parcel has a present in every layer.

Mum and Dad need to finish their housework; Dad, Bluey and Bingo play Sheepdog; Jack pretends to be a sailor on his way home.

Mickey and pals meet Little Helper, a handy helping friend; when it floats away in a glove balloon, they race to rescue it using their Mouseketools!

Bluey and Bingo play restaurant with Grandad; the kids play Café so Bingo can eat Pavlova; Bluey tracks mud into the house.

Dad pretends to be an estate agent selling the Grannies' house to Mum, but Janet and Rita do not want to move out.

Bluey and Bingo want dad to play two different games, so dad tries to play both at the same time.

The adventures of a blue heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations.

While traveling to California to race The King and Chick Hicks in the Piston Cup Championship, Lightning McQueen falls out of his trailer and winds up in a run-down town called Radiator Springs. He slowly befriends the town's odd residents, including Sally, Doc Hudson and Mater. When it comes time for him to leave, the championship is no longer his top priority.

Racecar Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) and his tow-truck buddy, Mater (Larry the Cable Guy), have had their share of adventures together but nothing like what they experience when they head overseas for the first-ever World Grand Prix. While Lightning has his eye on the road to the championship, Mater takes a detour to international espionage when he meets British master spy Finn McMissile (Michael Caine) and stunning spy-in-training Holley Shiftwell (Emily Mortimer).

Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast cars, the legendary Lighting McQueen finds himself pushed out of the sport that he loves. Hoping to get back in the game, he turns to Cruz Ramirez, an eager young technician who has her own plans for winning. With inspiration from the Fabulous Hudson Hornet and a few unexpected turns, No. 95 prepares to compete on Piston Cup Racing's biggest stage.

Bill goes out of his way to get on a neighbor's good side; Cricket must prove himself worthy to avoid losing his delivery job to a robot.

Cricket loses his hearing and keeps it a secret from Bill; the Greens go to a hipster drive-in movie, where Gloria proves her life is fun by taking the perfect SnapAGram photo.

As the end of the school year gets near, rebellion brews; Monarch decides to implement a plan that is dangerous for his secret identity, Ladybug and Cat Noir.

Chloe and Monarch are more powerful than ever; Ladybug and Cat Noir wonder about their powers; Marinette and Adrien's lives are about to change forever.

To impress his new neighbors, Cricket attempts to launch a chicken into space; the Greens are excited to continue their traditional monthly steak dinner, but Cricket accidentally loses the steaks on the subway.

Cricket must wrestle a wild animal in order to prove himself worthy of the family name; when Cricket persuades Bill to convert his pickup into a french fry food truck, he discovers a mysterious blue potato that Gramma says is cursed with bad luck.

In summer, Cricket impulsively eats Bill's chocolate Santa and must replace it; when Gramma's serene country retreat is disrupted by an outdoor festival, she resolves to stop it.

Cricket gets dumped by his girlfriend, so he tries to change to win her back; Bill becomes hyper-competitive when Cricket starts to be better at things than him.

The mischievous Cricket Green and his family pick up their lives in the country to start anew in the big city.

When Tilly sees a manipulative ad, she goes to extremes to save all moths; after spending a week with Bill, Cricket fears he's infected with Billness.

Cricket Green and his family move from the country to Big City to live with Gramma; when Cricket and Bill accidentally disturb a nest of raccoons in the garage, they invade the house.

Bill promises his family a trip to the mall food court; when he reveals it was just a trick to get them to a family portrait studio, Cricket and Gramma try to escape; Remy is caught skipping his violin lessons to hang out with Cricket.

Kiff and Barry are identicals tentacles in everything, however an extra gift may tip the scales; Kiff and the gang get lost in the woods during a scary encounter.

Helen knits a pair of magical socks for Principal Secretary so he can beat a rival school's principal in a dance battle, but this newfound talent quickly goes to his head.

The adventures of a blue heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations.

Mum gets everyone to play musical statues.

Mickey and pals meet Little Helper, a handy helping friend; when it floats away in a glove balloon, they race to rescue it using their Mouseketools!

When Mr. Puppypaws steals Santa's sleigh, the SuperKitties must save Christmas; the team learns to celebrate Hanukkah by lighting a menorah with loved ones.

Team Spidey faces their robot selves created by Doc Ock; Lizard's potion is turning Black Cat into a saber-toothed tiger unless Team Spidey can turn her back to normal.

Tony promises his friends a park day, but Ultron steals the toys; Amadeus upgrades a truck, but accidentally turns it into a giant chicken!

Cricket and Remy play a contentious game of H-O-R-S-E on the hottest day of the year; in order to avoid punishment, Cricket must make his rational dad believe in aliens.

When the Greens try to spend an eventful day at the beach, Cricket tries to prank the beach-goers; Cricket discovers he can influence the family's dreams, to disastrous real-life results.

The kids build a giant submarine sandwich submarine while Doof steals food; Candace tries to bust the boys while taking her driving test; Doof causes chaos in traffic.

The boys build an endless ice luge to beat the heat while Doof brings oil to a waterpark; Candace and Doof see the same psychologist, who thinks their experiences may be connected.

Disney tackles Greek mythology in this animated feature. Hercules (Tate Donovan), a son of gods, was snatched as a baby by Hades (James Woods) and forced to live among mortals as a half-man, half-god. Now a teenager, Hercules needs to perform a rite of passage on Earth to prove himself worthy of living with the gods on Mount Olympus. With his plucky satyr sidekick, Philoctetes (Danny DeVito), along for the ride, Hercules must learn how to use his strength to defeat a series of evil creatures.

This Disney animated feature follows the adventures of the young lion Simba (Hans Zimmer), the heir of his father, Mufasa (Don Hahn). Simba's wicked uncle, Scar (Rob Minkoff), plots to usurp Mufasa's throne by luring father and son into a stampede of wildebeests. But Simba escapes, and only Mufasa is killed. Simba returns as an adult (Roger Allers) to take back his homeland from Scar with the help of his friends Timon (Linda Woolverton) and Pumbaa (Elton John).

Bluey gets her own room; Bluey wants her Father's Day card to be perfect; Mum sets up a backyard obstacle course just for fun.

Bluey keeps breaking her promises; Bluey teaches Bingo how to use magic; Bluey teaches Bingo to be more like him.

Bluey can't get to sleep, so Mum reads her a story; Dad pretends he was born yesterday; Bingo and Dad brave a magpie protecting its nest.

Dad tries to teach Bluey how to play chess, but Mom thinks she is still too young; Bingo helps Mom make an omelette for Dad's birthday; Lucky's Dad is outraged that modern Pass the Parcel has a present in every layer.

Mum and Dad need to finish their housework; Dad, Bluey and Bingo play Sheepdog; Jack pretends to be a sailor on his way home.

Bluey and Bingo play restaurant with Grandad; the kids play Café so Bingo can eat Pavlova; Bluey tracks mud into the house.

Doof becomes a mothman; the boys make a movie set.

Meap enlists Candace and the kids to help bust his nemesis, Mitch, before he can steal a long-lost treasure hidden somewhere on Earth.

The kids have a sleepover; Doof's cousin traps Perry.

In the adorably different town of Uglyville, weirdness is celebrated, strangeness is special and beauty is embraced as more than meets the eye. After traveling to the other side of a mountain, Moxy and her UglyDoll friends discover Perfection - a town where more conventional dolls receive training before entering the real world to find the love of a child. Soon, the UglyDolls learn what it means to be different - ultimately realizing that they don't have to be perfect to be amazing.

Life always seems complicated for good ol' Charlie Brown (Noah Schnapp), the boy who always tries his best against seemingly impossible odds. When the Little Red-Haired Girl moves into his neighborhood, Charlie Brown develops a crush on her. Meanwhile, his best friend Snoopy embarks on an epic adventure in a fantasy world. As a World War I flying ace, the lovable beagle pursues his nemesis, the Red Baron, while also trying to win the heart of a beautiful poodle named Fifi (Kristin Chenoweth).

Kiff's thirst for life takes her on countless adventures through their city alongside her best friend, Barry.

Kiff and Barry attempt to kick a rock all the way home; on a Saturday, Kiff and Barry decide to attend school.

Kiff and Barry go on an adventure outside of Table Town to save Halfway There Day!

A trip to the aquarium! Kiff worries that she's annoying.

Kiff and Barry accompany Trollie on a mission to his magical neighborhood; the Chatterley family heads to Okaywill for new winter coats.

Marinette discovers a secret; but nothing could have prepared her for it.

Monarch places the final pieces of his plan on his chessboard of evil.

While dining at a seafood restaurant, Bill feels he must prove to the waiter that he is a Big City local, and Cricket and Tilly try to rescue a live octopus; when Cricket loses all of his critterballs over the fence, Gloria refuses to return them.

Cricket leaves Gloria to work the coffee shop alone while he enjoys the parade on his break; Bill uses a trip to the hardware store to teach Remy a lesson in self-reliance.

To impress her new friend, Tilly claims she saw stone gargoyles come to life; Cricket makes a deal to sell Bill's produce to a major grocery chain.

Cricket uses his first tip from working at Big Coffee to buy a singing toy fish; Gramma kicks the family out of the house for the day, so they stay in a hotel for the first time.

Gramma tells Cricket and Tilly that there's treasure buried on their property; Cricket adds his own doodles to Gloria's abstract paintings.

On the trip to Big City movie multiplex, Cricket thinks he's too mature for a kids' movie, so he sneaks into a grown-up movie; Cricket registers his house on a home share website.

When Cricket gets sick, his family steps in to fulfill his commitments for the day; the Green family's nemesis Chip Whistler shows up at the farmers' market in an attempt to steal business from them.

Cricket invites the local news to see the huge watermelon Bill grew; Cricket stands up to the cyberbullying of three online gamers known as the Cyber Knights.

Kiff loses a hat that gave Barry a confidence boost and attempts to recover it; Kiff and Barry try to return a lost journal without exposing its deeply personal entries.

Kiff has an unsneezed sneeze trapped in her head so she and Barry try everything to get it out; Kiff and Barry meet their favorite actor, but does he not like them?

Bluey, Bingo and Mum enjoy a game of Keepy-Uppy around the house; Bluey and Bingo squabble over their magic xylophone; Coco keeps taking shortcuts while playing Shadowlands.

Bingo gets upset when Dad is too distracted to notice a walking leaf; Bluey dreams about being a nocturnal fruit bat; Bingo makes a salad.

When Clarabelle's coop is wrecked, Mickey and friends rebuild it using Mouseketools, giving her chickens a new, improved home!

To guard a new dinosaur bone, Buddy must learn to pay attention; Sparks relies on his problem-solving skills to stop Cat Burglar and Lab Rat from stealing a giant cheese wheel.

The Iron Friends must save the pier, then stop Ultron from turning Stark Expo into Ultron Expo; Absorbing Man steals the power of bouncy boots.

When Gobby, Electro and Rhino get dino powers, they take over the Dino-Web Tree House; Spidey must catch a tiny Zola loose in Aunt May's house.

Bill gets addicted to a farm-simulating video game; Cricket's feral wild side takes over when Bill is unable to replicate their old camping trips.

After finding a box of mementos, Gramma tells the kids the story of her greatest adventure; while the Greens are away, the animals compete to see who will rule the farm.

The boys build a zoetrope that goes on an adventure of its own; the kids build a bookcase that gets attacked by an army of Doof-plants.

The boys bring Perry to the vet for a checkup and build a pet wash while they wait; Carl tries to help Perry stop Doof while working three other part-time jobs.

Life always seems complicated for good ol' Charlie Brown (Noah Schnapp), the boy who always tries his best against seemingly impossible odds. When the Little Red-Haired Girl moves into his neighborhood, Charlie Brown develops a crush on her. Meanwhile, his best friend Snoopy embarks on an epic adventure in a fantasy world. As a World War I flying ace, the lovable beagle pursues his nemesis, the Red Baron, while also trying to win the heart of a beautiful poodle named Fifi (Kristin Chenoweth).

In the adorably different town of Uglyville, weirdness is celebrated, strangeness is special and beauty is embraced as more than meets the eye. After traveling to the other side of a mountain, Moxy and her UglyDoll friends discover Perfection - a town where more conventional dolls receive training before entering the real world to find the love of a child. Soon, the UglyDolls learn what it means to be different - ultimately realizing that they don't have to be perfect to be amazing.

Gramma becomes a rideshare driver, only to find her best customers are robbers; when Gramma temporarily loses her eyesight, Cricket and Tilly try to help her.

When Gramma crashes into a parked police car, she loses her driver's license and her confidence; Cricket Green hates bears.

Cricket uses his first tip from working at Big Coffee to buy a singing toy fish; Gramma kicks the family out of the house for the day, so they stay in a hotel for the first time.

Tilly revives Cousin Jilly, an alter-ego she created to entertain Cricket when they were younger; Gloria opens a secret café in the former Big Coffee space without permission.

Bill forces his family to embrace a live, laugh, love philosophy; Gloria tries to maintain her café's perfect rating.

Remy attempts to find his country grit while Cricket takes tractor-driving lessons; Phoenix journeys back to Big City to retrieve Saxon while Gramma and Gloria go to a club.

When Bill learns that Gramma has been purposely creating a bad reputation around town, he throws a barbeque to befriend the neighbors; Cricket's scheme to cash in on a wishing well snares Tilly, leaving Cricket with a dilemma.

After finding a box of mementos, Gramma tells the kids the story of her greatest adventure; while the Greens are away, the animals compete to see who will rule the farm.

Cricket mentors a wild child; Tilly develops a cult following; Nancy tries to prove herself on the farm; Bill struggles to relax at a fancy spa with Gramma.

Tilly and Bill set off on an epic journey to recycle a fluorescent light bulb at an e-waste center; Tilly tries to solve a long-standing feud between Gramma and Mr. Grigorian.

Young Bill does whatever it takes to help keep the family farm in business; Tilly and Nancy enjoy Saxon's birthday at a fancy doll store.

When Gloria's parents visit, she ropes the Greens into escalating lies about her success; Cricket goes on a quest to find the best pool in Big City.

Woody (Tom Hanks), a good-hearted cowboy doll who belongs to a young boy named Andy (John Morris), sees his position as Andy's favorite toy jeopardized when his parents buy him a Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) action figure. Even worse, the arrogant Buzz thinks he's a real spaceman on a mission to return to his home planet. When Andy's family moves to a new house, Woody and Buzz must escape the clutches of maladjusted neighbor Sid Phillips (Erik von Detten) and reunite with their boy.

The kids build a giant submarine sandwich submarine while Doof steals food; Candace tries to bust the boys while taking her driving test; Doof causes chaos in traffic.

The boys build an endless ice luge to beat the heat while Doof brings oil to a waterpark; Candace and Doof see the same psychologist, who thinks their experiences may be connected.

The boys build a zoetrope that goes on an adventure of its own; the kids build a bookcase that gets attacked by an army of Doof-plants.

The boys bring Perry to the vet for a checkup and build a pet wash while they wait; Carl tries to help Perry stop Doof while working three other part-time jobs.

The Flynn-Fletchers take a cruise; Doof steals shrunken goods; Isabella struggles to lead the Fireside Girls on her own, while Doof renews his evil business license.

Monarch's ultimate plan is in motion; the world descends into chaos and the supervillain traps Ladybug.

As the gang helps clear the Seine of trash, an industrialist gets akumatized into a villain who can turn everything he touches into plastic.

Bluey is upset when Dad keeps stopping on their walk; Bluey is Dad's only hope to make it to the airport; Bluey takes a solo adventure on the beach.

Bluey decides to be Mum during a game of "Kids!"; Butterflies is a fun game until Bingo ends up alone; Bluey's eyes are opened to the simple beauty of nature.

Identity crises abound; Wayne wants city excitement.

Saxon finds love; Remy's parents bond with him.

Gramma assembles a seaworthy crew to retrieve packages stolen by Big City's porch pirates; Nick creates a fake scouting troop to trick Cricket and Tilly into raising money for him.

The Greens get the work out of their life at Big Citys new gym; cricket finds a loophole to his curfew that will let him attend a late-night drone show.

After finding a box of mementos, Gramma tells the kids the story of her greatest adventure; while the Greens are away, the animals compete to see who will rule the farm.

Cricket treats his family to dinner, but Bill is suspicious about how he plans to pay for it; Tilly and Cricket battle to see if Bill lies about liking their Father's Day gifts.

Kiff, Barry, and Trevor sneak into a movie and try not to get caught. Martin and Beryl vie for Kiff's favor when Kiff comes into some money.

Kiff's plan to infiltrate a group sleepover and learn its secrets all depends on Barry's ability to lie; Kiff and Barry try to get nicknamed by a local movie theater ticket taker.

The kids stage a horsey wedding; Bluey, Bingo and Dad play a game of Hotel; Bluey struggles to ride her bike and won't give up.

It's Bingo's turn with Kindy's Bob Bilby puppet; a game goes haywire when Bingo stops playing; five minutes feels like an eternity when waiting.

Jack and Rusty play Army at school; the girls set up a fancy restaurant for Mum and Dad; Bluey, Bingo and Muffin strike a deal with the dads.

At the kite festival, Bobby needs the Pups' help after he gets swept away by the wind; when Pupstruction is asked to build a house made of mud, a clean neighbor complicates things.

Ariel helps Ravi at work; Ariel preps Ayanna for picture day.

The Kitties stop Mr. Puppypaws from stealing dog toys; Bitsy must face her fear of the dark.

Hopper and Booster learn there's a time to be tough, and to be gentle, while rescuing a family of foxes; when The Slink tries to ruin art, Shelly learns to paint what she feels.

Bluey and Bingo are worn as Mum and Dad's backpacks; Bluey and Chloe embark on a quest to save the kingdom; while playing copycat, Bluey finds a hurt budgie.

When Aunt May unknowingly picks up Doc Ock's floating gizmo at the antique store, Spidey and the team must retrieve it before Doc Ock does; Spidey's new web formula is a failure.

Tony tries to move a boulder blocking the trail; Riri wants to play paper boats, but Swarm has drained the creek to ruin the park.

Minnie makes special backpacks, inspiring a hike to Goofy Rock; using Mouseketools, they reach the top, where Goofy climbs his namesake rock for a photo.

Bluey and Bingo make mud pizzas; Bluey and Bingo's giant, invisible friend, Tina; Bluey promises her customer Bingo the best tour ever.

Bluey gets her own room; Bluey wants her Father's Day card to be perfect; Mum sets up a backyard obstacle course just for fun.

The SuperKitties stop Lab Rat after she kicks all the groundhogs out of their special space; on Kittydale Day, Zsa-Zsa uses a spray to make everyone in Kittydale act like birds.

Spidey reminds Spin and Ghost-Spider to work as a team to track Rhino; Spidey learns about patience when he and Black Panther must take down Doc Ock.

Ultron crashes beach day to build his HQ, and the Iron Friends must stop him; the Iron Friends race to save Granny Williams' peach pies from Swarm's stink bugs.

It's Bingo's turn with Kindy's Bob Bilby puppet; a game goes haywire when Bingo stops playing; five minutes feels like an eternity when waiting.

The Heelers play a game of Bus; Mum and Bluey play Mum School, where Mum teaches Bluey how to corral her rowdy kids; Bingo decides she's too tired to walk and needs a piggyback.

When Clarabelle's coop is wrecked, Mickey and friends rebuild it using Mouseketools, giving her chickens a new, improved home!

Dad tries to teach Bluey how to play chess, but Mom thinks she is still too young; Bingo helps Mom make an omelette for Dad's birthday; Lucky's Dad is outraged that modern Pass the Parcel has a present in every layer.

Bluey, Bingo and Mum enjoy a game of Keepy-Uppy around the house; Bluey and Bingo squabble over their magic xylophone; Coco keeps taking shortcuts while playing Shadowlands.

Bingo gets upset when Dad is too distracted to notice a walking leaf; Bluey dreams about being a nocturnal fruit bat; Bingo makes a salad.

Cricket is halted at a convenience store due to its no shoes, no service policy; when Remy throws Vasquez a surprise party, Bill's secret-keeping is put to the test.

Tilly and Bill set off on an epic journey to recycle a fluorescent light bulb at an e-waste center; Tilly tries to solve a long-standing feud between Gramma and Mr. Grigorian.

Cricket wants to prove to his family that he is not dumb during trivia night at the café; Tilly gets punished for the first time and decides to break bad.

Bluey gets her own room; Bluey wants her Father's Day card to be perfect; Mum sets up a backyard obstacle course just for fun.

Bluey keeps breaking her promises; Bluey teaches Bingo how to use magic; Bluey teaches Bingo to be more like him.

Bill and Cricket follow clues from Cricket's dream to search the woods for the perfect Christmas tree; Tilly catches ennui, so Cricket tries to cheer her up.

On her first day of school, Billie uses magic to impress Roman's best friend; when a jealous Roman steals Billie's wand, he falls into the grasp of a wizard-hunting phantomus.

Billie uses a spell on her BadgerBook profile and accidentally enchants her classmates; she has to find a way to break it to get everyone back to normal.

After being forced to perform together in "Battle of the Bands," Posey, Jade, and Tulip come together despite their differences and pull off a performance that's truly electric.

Posey worries Shelly Sharp is mad at her after Electric Bloom wins the homecoming performance slot; in the end, Posey learns that not everyone is going to like her, and that's okay.

Zed, Addison and the Seabrook crew get to redo their senior year together; Zed creates a new drink called zoda that transforms the entire school into zoda-obsessed zombies.

Eliza and Bucky compete to see whose vending machine is better; Zed and Addison use their free period to help the stressed-out A-spen learn to let loose.

When Marinette exposes a new student's lie, the student gets akumatized into Volpina; Volpina fakes an alliance with Ladybug and Cat Noir in order to divide and destroy them.

Kiff wants the first sip at a new water fountain and nothing will stop her; Kiff learns that Barry's family shares bathwater; Kiff is fourth in line.

A computer error moves Barry into high school, forcing Kiff to follow; Kiff thinks the library should be loud, but it quickly backfires.

Kiff and Barry agree to move a piano for Helen in exchange for a wish, but can't agree on the wish; Kiff shows a new kid around school but can't stop his family from interfering.

Indy and Rusty can't agree in a game of Mum and Dads; Bluey and Bingo work together to climb Mount MumandDad; magic asparagus turns the family into wild animals.

Bluey and Bingo play pirates on the hammock swing; Bingo's favorite toy goes missing; Bluey needs advice on dealing with noisy neighbors.

Big Tech unveils its slate of AI-generated TV shows based on the people of Big City; Tilly's belief in positive thinking is tested when she drives Lupita's faulty go-kart.

A hungry Cricket finds a way to speed up a restaurant's short wait; Nancy tries to stop Cricket from breaking all of Smalton's weird laws.

Tilly tries to inspire others into community improvement by cleaning up dog droppings; Nick suggests Nancy start a U-Pick operation, but Nancy remains suspicious of his intentions.

Cricket and Remy recall an adventure at the museum that almost derailed their friendship; Cricket learns he was unexpected.

Remy's plan for his whole life is thrown into question when he is unprepared for a violin recital; Gramma becomes a rideshare driver, only to find her best customers are robbers.

Tilly searches the mall for a new look to reflect her maturity; Cricket persuades Bill to buy a farming robot to get out of chores.

Table Town School puts on its first musical, but it's all about Helen; the Chatterleys encounter obstacles during their weekly grocery shopping trip.

Kiff attempts to help Candle and Trevor with their new friendship; Miss Deer Teacher goes to Kiff for dating advice, not knowing Kiff has been getting her tips from a soap opera.

The adventures of a blue heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations.

Bingo is desperate to show off her handstand skills. Bluey turns a tree stump into a game of Helicopter. Chloe tries to teach her dad to play Bluey's game.

Rusty interrupts Bluey's game at playgroup; Doctor Bluey operates on a cat in Dad's tummy; Bluey misses Mum when she goes out for the night.

When a stunt kitten brings her monster truck show to Petsburg, the Pup Crew builds a big stunt; Scratch and Sniff plot with the Pups to build a surprise for Bobby.

A new fish wants an adventure of her own; Triton accidentally turns into a kid.

The SuperKitties stop Zsa-Zsa from stealing all the oranges in Kittydale; Bitsy wants to be strong like Buddy but learns she's pawesome just the way she is.

When Pupsicle wakes a frozen Mammoth, Shelly uses her smarts to save the Ani-Mall; when Mönkey Wrënch swaps the team's Robo-Suits, Dax teaches the hero pets to adapt to the change.

The slice-of-life adventures of an Australian Blue Heeler Cattle Dog puppy.

When Lizard's potions turn him giant, he tries to take over Stark Tower and faces giant-sized Spidey; Rhino gets ahold of White Tiger's gem and causes animal trouble in the city.

Tony promises his friends a park day, but Ultron steals the toys; Amadeus upgrades a truck, but accidentally turns it into a giant chicken!

Goofy's socks vanish during naps and soon, Mickey's stuff goes missing too; they find Pluto gathering items to build a cozy bed for a mama cat and her kittens.

Bluey and Bingo love to video chat; Dad agrees to buy ice cream; Dad tells a real-life fairy tale.

Invisible mischievous fairies infest the house; Bluey, Bingo and Dad play "Work!"; Bluey and Dad lift Bingo's spirits.

The SuperKitties need to find out who is stealing the sparkly things in town, including Amara's tiara; when Buddy gets a new super suit, he has to learn to use its new powers.

The Spidey bots help Team Spidey defeat Doc Ock's plans to launch a rocket; the villains steal Black Panther's super battery and cause trouble in the city.

The Iron Friends must save the pier, then stop Ultron from turning Stark Expo into Ultron Expo; Absorbing Man steals the power of bouncy boots.

Dad is accused of fluffing in Bluey's face; Bluey and Mackenzie play with two older friends; Bluey and Bingo want Dad all to themselves.

Bluey and Bingo construct a mini-civilization; Mum is crowned Queen with the girls as her butlers; Bluey and Bingo commute on the Dad-Train.

Professor Von Drake's Itty Bitty Baby Ray turns him and Pluto into babies; Mickey and pals use Mouseketools to reverse the shrink ray.

The adventures of a blue heeler puppy, Bluey, who lives with her mother, father and sister; her energy and spirit gets her into all kinds of funny and unpredictable situations.

The kids stage a horsey wedding; Bluey, Bingo and Dad play a game of Hotel; Bluey struggles to ride her bike and won't give up.

It's Bingo's turn with Kindy's Bob Bilby puppet; a game goes haywire when Bingo stops playing; five minutes feels like an eternity when waiting.

Bill goes out of his way to get on a neighbor's good side; Cricket must prove himself worthy to avoid losing his delivery job to a robot.

Cricket loses his hearing and keeps it a secret from Bill; the Greens go to a hipster drive-in movie, where Gloria proves her life is fun by taking the perfect SnapAGram photo.

Remy determines to become a martial arts warrior after freezeing in the face of danger; Cricket's missing dirt jar prompts the story of when the Greens left their country farm.

Bluey can't get to sleep, so Mum reads her a story; Dad pretends he was born yesterday; Bingo and Dad brave a magpie protecting its nest.