Annie and Pony try to help Gerry pass the test to become a museum tour guide.

In an effort to avoid paying for parking, the whole family must try and keep a visit to the mall to less than 10 minutes.

Annie worries that their friend Clara is avoiding her and Pony.

When a noisy neighbor drives Annie to the brink, she and Pony have to find a way to quiet her down.

When Annie gets sick and can’t ride the new rollercoaster, Pony tries everything to make her better.

Everyone is dreading the Valentine’s school dance, so Annie and Pony try to get it cancelled.

Annie tries to help Dad work through his stage fright by encouraging him to be more like Pony.

It’s Halloween and Annie and Pony have to save the family’s pumpkin crop from hungry crows.

When apples that Pony has licked become a best seller, Annie is torn about coming clean.

Annie and Pony win a contest to meet a popstar dreamboat. Only problem is he’s not a fan of ponies.

When Mom joins the neighborhood watch, Annie and Pony think she’s a real-life action hero and need everyone to know.

When Pony celebrates a special day, Annie needs to figure out what’s so special about it.

Pony finally gets to go to school with Annie when he’s named class pet.

When Pony is accused of eating the park keeper’s precious daisies, Annie needs to prove his innocence.

Everyone is raising money for charity, but Annie wants to find a cause that really needs her and Pony’s help.

The Bramleys need to find a way to celebrate their traditions while being together for the holiday.

When Annie finds a lost wallet, she's determined to return it to its owner and prove she's a good person.

When Annie and Pony get locked out of their building, they can't seem to convince their neighbors to let them back in.

Pony bets Annie that she can't go a whole day without saying no.

Annie is determined to go to her first sleepover, but Pony’s homesickness threatens to change that.

Pony believes he's a good luck charm and the reason Annie's suddenly a track star.

Annie worries that Pony's becoming too citified and jumps at the chance for the family to move to a real farm in the country.

You can take the Pony out of the city, but you can't take the city out of the Pony.

Dad declares his pickle barrel "a time machine for vegetables."