As he passes out invitations to his New Year's Party, Pete the Cat figures out what a New Year Resolution is. Using the "definitions" and examples of his friends, Pete works through the process of coming up with his own resolution.

TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL: Pete desperately tries to figure out what to wear for picture day at school. He gets advice from several of his friends, including , Grumpy, Sally, and Callie. Everyone has their own idea of what a cool outfit entails, and they all have suggestions for Pete.

Pete is preparing a dish, in this case a banana casserole, with his Mom and Grumpy to bring to school. When Grumpy says he hates bananas even though he hasn't tried them, they break into a song explaining that you should always try things before you decide whether you like them or not.

After Emma delivers a "weird" song, it's up to Pete to prove that weird is cool.

Pete's perfect day is ruined when it starts to rain, and his attempts to have fun indoors don't work either. Grumpy shares magic sunglasses he got from Neville, and when Pete puts them on, all of a sudden everything seems better! Pete shares his sunny disposition making Sally, Callie and Emma's day brighter.

It's Dennis' birthday party and Callie is making homemade cupcakes with Pete. They leave them out by the window to cool and return to see that someone has stolen them. With the help of Callie, Emma and Sally, they discover who the cupcake thief really is.

The band is finally able to play through an entire song without making any mistakes, and Callie says it's finally time to play for other people at the town picnic! The band worries about this idea and starts practicing, but now playing music has become less fun under the pressure. Along with nerves, the picnic ends up being during a really windy day.

Pete wants to have the perfect Jack-o'-lantern for the Pumpkin Pageant but when his pumpkin breaks, Pete needs to get creative.

After performing a play about the Legend of the Christmas Cat, Pete and the gang try to find the real Christmas Cat so that they can get some cool gifts. During their hunt, they end up helping various families along the way. Will they find out that giving is the best way to truly enjoy the holiday?

The gang is trying to come up with a band name, and Pete's mom is trying to help. After she leaves, Callie arrives and shows the gang a poster for the Kitty Catsclaw Reunion concert! She is the number 1 musical hero for Catalina, but the kids have never heard of Kitty Catsclaw so it's time to investigate.

When Cat City gets a rare snow storm, the kids get a Snow Day from school. They set out to make the most of it. Gustavo claims to be the fastest sledder ever, but the kids find that getting him out the door to have fun is harder than you'd think. Will they get him out to sled down Cat Hill in record time?

The gang tries to cheer up Bob, when a broken ankle keeps him from surfing. They finally learn the best way to make someone feel good is to figure out what they enjoy most.

Pete and his friends want to stay up late to see a meteor shower, but they discover it's harder than they thought.

Pete and his friends meet a sea turtle who lives in the ocean and while there are some challenges being friends with someone who has such a different lifestyle, the gang learns to celebrate and appreciate the differences.

Pete wants to give his parents a gift for all the nice things they've done for him. He tries to come up with the perfect thing to buy for them, but then he realizes that the best gifts don't come from the store.

Pete can't find out what him and Boo Borrow both like to do, while Sally's New Box drop's her valentines.

Pete has a Catalina Casesolver themed sleepover to figure out the strange honking noise that has been keeping him up at night.

Pete is having one heck of a bad day, will his string of bad luck ever let up?

All the kids go to see a baffling new piece of art, and get inspired to create something new of their own.

Grumpy learns that he's going to become a big brother, but begins to worry whether he's cut out for it or not, so he asks Bob for advice.

Sally begins hanging out more with Boo Burrow upsetting the rest of the kids, so they try to "win" her back. Does she have to choose between them?

When rain floods the music room, the gang hosts a bake sale to raise money for repairs. But when they try to make an experimental treat, they have to decide if asking for help means they are not doing it themselves.

Dennis and Pete form the Safety Patrol to make Cat City safer, but how safe is too safe?

When a family of Gators move to Cat City, will their popular Zydeco band replace The Resolutions?

With vacation running out, does the gang have enough time left for all of their favorite summer time activities?

Sometimes it's hard when a new sibling is born, as the older sibling feels left out. When this happens to Grumpy, he seeks out Bob for help.

When Grumpy forgets his bookbag at home, will he learn the difference between sharing with his friends, and taking from them?

After the gang sees Kawow the Magician at the park, Grumpy wants to do magic too! But after he learns how to do the tricks, can he keep the mystery alive?

The gang prepares for the excitement of back to school with this special musical!

Can Sally create the perfect birthday gift for her fathers, even if she can't peform every part perfectly?

When the gang agree to build a cardboard box fort in the park, will Grumpy's new video game lure them away from the task at hand?

When Sally's friends decide to lose at games on purpose so that she can win, can Sally show them that games are more fun if you're not keeping score?

When the gang realizes that Emma is afraid to join them in the pool, can they help her get over her embarrasment?

Pete's amazing new song blows away in the wind, but will his friends be able to help find it, or will their adventure make for an even better song?

Can Pete and Sally help Grumpy try new things at the Squirrelton Nutfest Harvest Festival?

Grumpy finds a new video game he wants, but his parents can't buy it for him. Will he be able to find a way to earn the game for himself?

When Baby T grows legs to dance with his big brother, Grumpy wants to show off to everyone he knows. But when Baby T is too shy, can Grumpy be patient and wait for Baby T to feel comfortable sharing his new developments?