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 heads to the beach with Bob to learn how to surf, but doesn't want to get in the water as he is seemingly afraid of the waves and ocean. Eventually a wave crashes into him, and he learns that "it's okay to be afraid, but it's more fun to surf."

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

The gang is having a fun day at the beach, especially Sally who builds a fantastic sand castle. But as the day goes on, the tide rises and Sally starts to go crazy as she tries to figure out a way to save her castle from being wiped away. She tries to block a big wave, but only ends up getting soaked, the castle is washed away.

Pete and all of his friends decide to sleepover one night so they have more time to practice playing in their band. Pete's Mom tasks Pete with making sure everyone gets to bed at a reasonable time, but whatever he does he just can't seem to make it happen.

It's Halloween, and Pete is determined to scare everyone (which he does every year) - even though his friends are determined to not let him do it. The gang previously made a pact to go to the spookiest places in town, but Sally doesn't want to get scared. They all eventually agree to brave through it, and learn that scary places aren't as scary as their own imaginations.

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.

The kids are playing a fun game of baseball. But Grumpy has decided that this year they are going to finally win and starts to get too competitive. When, despite his competitive nature, Grumpy does poorly, he gives up and runs away. Pete (with help from his Dad) has to show him that doing your best and having fun is the most important thing.

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.

Despite her desire to have "all the things," Sally's been losing things -- in addition to losing things she needs, like shoe laces, sheet music and special crayons. Oh, and also her favorite doll. It's clear that part of the problem is that she thinks everything is special and so is collecting just too much.

When a storm knocks out the power, Pete and Company -- who were plugged into their various technology don't know what to do. But when they discover that Grumpy is scared of thunder, they rally and use old-fashioned "connecting" and play to figure out how to help.

When Pete and Callie learn of a contest to perform with CatGo, they set out to win. They end up performing a CatGo song dressed like CatGo. Will the kids come to realize that they're already winners...at being themselves?

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

The gang has become obsessed with playing marbles, but when Grumpy loses his shooting marble and finds Callie's by accident, will he do the right thing and give it back?

Callie loses her voice before a big performance, so Grumpy steps in to sing a ballad in her place. However, right before the performance, Callie gets her voice back - how will they settle who sings on the big day?

The gang goes to an amusement park, but Sally is too small for most of the rides.

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?

Will the kids, playing as characters from Space Cat 3611, rescue a princess and bring music back to the universe?

Can the gang turn trash into treasure and turn a boring trip to the flea market into a thirlling adventure?

When the gang hears that Mrs. Burrow will be leaving them next year, can they write a song great enough to convince her to stay?

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?

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

When Callie and Grumpy disagree on who won a game, will their disagreement end their friendship forever?

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

When the gang try to make up a new fairy tale by taking turns telling the story, can Grumpy learn to take turns before his friends feel left out?

When Pete's Dad invites strangers over for Thanksgiving dinner, the gang must decide if they can welcome the newcomers and make space at their table.

As Cat City celebrates Founders Day, will Gustavo be left out since he and his Papi are the first platypuses to ever live there?

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

Will Sally give sleep-away camp a chance before her friends mount a daring rescue mission to bring her home?

When Mr. Laroux holds a songwriting contest, will Pete win the contest or can he inspire someone else to write something incredible?

When the gang tries to meet Dennis's new friends Salad and Soup, they can never seem to find them. Can Ranger Joey help get to the bottom of the mystery?

When the gang discover Boo Burrow's secret talent, will they respect her request to keep it secret?

When Emma is partnered with Brian, a blind Burrow, in a sand sculpting contest, will they figure out a way to use all their senses to work together?

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?