Harry is an early riser while Toto is not very good in the mornings. Today, Harry cannot get Toto to wake up. So Harry decides to make something that will change Toto's life: a very special clock.

Toto is about to settle down to some quiet music when there's a loud sound.

The sun is blazing and Harry and Toto find it hard to keep cool. Harry wishes it were winter, but luckily they find Patrick the Penguin and his ice-cream van.

Horace the Horse has a big parcel for Toto and a small one for Harry. In fact, Harry's is so small, he can't even be bothered to open it.

Harry builds a go-kart, hoping to become the fastest hare on earth. Speeding through Opposite Town, he doesn't notice the red traffic lights and crashes into a tree. PC Barry the Bear suggests a driving school, where he and Toto help Harry to learn the difference between Stop and Go.

It is the Festival of Flight in Opposite Town, and when Toto is picked first for a hot-air balloon ride, Harry is very jealous. Too impatient to wait for his turn, Harry opts for an aeroplane ride instead. Only it is not just a ride - it is a parachute jump!

Harry's new remote-control plane makes him laugh with joy, but when he crashes it into his foot and breaks it, he cries. Toto takes him to see Doctor Crystal at Opposite Town's Hospital.

Harry's going to the moon! If only he can get more shiny bits to make his spaceship go fast enough. He heads off to Toto's house where the friends have a close encounter of the bear kind!

A new theme park has opened in Opposite Town and the friends are really looking forward to it, but Harry is too sick to go and Toto stays home to look after him.

The residents of Opposite Town celebrate Giving Day and enjoy choosing gifts to give one another. Harry hopes to receive lots of presents but does not realise that giving can be just as much fun. Harry sees the light when Lino the lion tells him the Great Giving Story, but does he have enough time to get some presents?