Gobo's Uncle Matt comes home, but friction between them makes it a less than happy reunion.

Red wants to be the leader, so she decides to start a club. When the idea takes off without her, Red finds herself with a club consisting of herself and Cotterpin Doozer.

When Gobo finds Doc's radio, the messages that come from it threaten to destroy the unity of the Fraggles.

Gobo's writing of the Glory Song is interrupted when the Ditsies, the creatures whose bodies supply light to Fraggle Rock, start dying.

Wrench Doozer meets strong peer pressure when the other Doozers in his team start ""flooping"".

Boober's relaxation is disturbed when his alter-ego Sidebottom shows up and puts some excitement in his day.

It's about to rain, and Ma wants Pa to fix the hole in the roof before it starts to pour. At the same time, Boober and Mokey are out getting radishes, and when Ma accidentally picks Boober up, he loses his hat. Boober's too afraid to go back out there, so Mokey goes out by herself to get the hat. Meanwhile, Ma's having a terrible time getting Pa to fix the roof, because he's too scared of heights. Will Pa get over his fear and fix the hole in the roof before the rainfall?

When the Architect Doozer is teaching some younger Doozers about the great Doozer king (who looks a LOT like Gunge) Gunge wanders in the middle of the teaching session while looking for the M'Geecky vines for Marjorie. The Doozers think he's their long lost king, which makes Philo jealous, and he convinces the Doozers that the king isn't Gunge, it's Philo. Their friendship is divided, but the Trash Heap later reminds Philo that friendships last much longer than all the riches in the world.

After Doc pulls up the floorboards in the workshop, Sprocket enters Fraggle Rock.

Boober believes his life is complete when he is given a rare and legendary gift. But he soon finds out gifts are meant to be shared.

Wembley, feeling unhappy because he never gets to show off in front of his friends, meets a magical creature that gives him the power to fly. But his friends refuse to believe he has this magical gift and restrain him from flying. Other Fraggles believe him but want to exploit his gift. Wembley finally learns to fly for the right reasons.

Gobo doesn't believe he has an "inner voice" so he doesn't heed the warning that he, Sprocket and Wrench Doozer might be in danger.

When Fraggle Rock's water supply is contaminated by the Silly Creatures, only Boober can save the day.

On his first solo overnight hike, Wembley meets Mudwell the Mudbunny, whose behavior first entertains, and then confuses him.

Mokey, Wembley and Boober get transported back in time, to an era when Fraggles are bald, have leaders, and never laugh.

Doc finally knows of the Fraggles, when he and Sprocket have to move. Will Gobo be able to relay the Trash Heap's message ""You cannot leave the magic"" in time?