When Piggley and friends come upon an old shipwreck which bears the legend of being haunted, they take it upon themselves to free the ghost of Captain White. In doing so, they create a memory - and an adventure story - to last a lifetime.

When a monkey escapes from a circus, Piggley and friends believe they've found an elusive "Irish gorilla". They set out to trap him, and in the process create an adventure of a lifetime.

When Meg is going to watch a DVD rather than read the book it's based on, Grandpa recalls the first time he ever got a book without pictures. As young Piggley reads the story, he imagines himself as the book's hero, Finn McCoul.

The Raloo Rockers want to go to Dublin to audition for Uncle Buck's Variety Express. But first they'll have to practise hard and raise some funds.

Captain Cumara is going to give Ferny a pet, but what kind? As Ferny, Piggley and Dannan wait for the captain to arrive, they imagine the impossible exotic animals that could be Ferny's new pet.

Grandpa Piggley recounts the story of the time he, Dannan and Ferny all built miniature ships and entered the Raloo River Race.

When Piggley's substitute teacher asks them to write a two-page story he doesn't take it seriously.

After Dannan saves Hector from a mishap, a grateful but obnoxious Hector won't leave her alone.

Grandpa Piggley recounts the story of the time he was lost at sea and subsequently stranded on a remote island.

Dannan is thrilled when the children are invited to a big party hosted by Mr McGandry for his cousin, the Ambassador to Denmark, but Piggley's lack of social graces almost ruins the day.

Aunt Molly sends Meg some drawings she did as a 5-year old. The drawings illustrate Grandpa Piggley's stories and reveal the influence he had on his little sister.

Uncle Ferny arrives with a surprise for Grandpa Piggley from the past.

Dannan's school bag is chewed. A trial is held in the barn, leading to a potential miscarriage of justice.

The kids set out to write newspaper stories and Piggley and Ferny end up making up exciting adventure stories instead. But Dannan knows that news stories are about the truth and that the truth can be powerful – it can actually change the way you think about something or someone.

A series of misunderstandings leads the villagers of Tara to believe that Don Toro and Ferny are moving back to Spain. They throw them a special fiesta complete with Spanish music, dancing, food, and even fireworks.

When Mr. Hornsby asks the class to think about the meaning of the old expression “you can’t make a racehorse out of a donkey”, Piggley takes it as a challenge! He sets out to change his donkey Finnegan into a racehorse. In the end, he learns that all living creatures have their own special talents - even donkeys.

Dannan discovers she isn't very good at dancing.

Piggley has to look after Molly and keep her entertained when their parents are out.

Piggley accidentally embarrasses his good friend Ferny by taking a photo of him with his pants ripped and his undies showing! After promising not to show it to anyone, the photo gets away from Piggley and is seen by everyone at school. He tries to apologize but finds that, for the first time, his best friend Ferny isn’t willing to accept his apology. Piggley must use his ingenuity and creativity to regain Ferny’s trust and friendship - and Ferny must find a way to forgive.

Piggley is taken to a new place by his father.

Hector plays a joke on Piggley, Dannan and Ferny, but they don’t think it’s so funny. With a little gentle encouragement from Don Toro, Piggley and his pals look at their problem with Hector from a new perspective. They use their ingenuity to show him that “jokes” aren’t always so funny when the joke is on you!

Molly gets a lamb to look after and she soon realises that even little lambs need rules.

Piggley and his best friends Ferny and Dannan are challenged to open their minds and hearts to new friends when Mr. Hornsby requires them to do a team project with classmates they don’t know very well. They end up seeing things in a different light when they take time to look under the surface.

A big test is coming up in school, and Ferny and Dannan buckle down to study. But Piggley doesn't want to give up his weekend, so he decides to try to catch the legendary "Salmon of Knowledge," an all-knowing fish that can help him ace the exam.

Piggley’s favorite radio program, “Piggley Trotter, Private Eye,” inspires Piggley, Ferny and Dannan to spend many imaginative and adventurous afternoons playing detective. One particular afternoon, they work together to solve an unusual mystery: the case of “what a teacher does on his day off.”