Pinky tries to repress his wienerness when he's told that only human boys and girls can compete in the Ultimate Mascot Championship.

After finding a $100 bill on the ground, Pinky, Babs and JJ go on a spending spree without stopping to consider the consequences.

When Principal Pfunne threatens to turn the students' laid-back gym class into a boot camp, Pinky suggests they learn tag-team wrestling instead.

Pinky, Babs and JJ share a magical moment when they hear a catchy tune on the radio, only to run into trouble when they try and track it down.

Determined to prove that Babs and JJ are more than just "supporting characters," Pinky pushes them out of his shadow -- and into the limelight.

Pinky's concerned he's excluding others by hanging out with just Babs and JJ, so he invites everyone to join in on the trio's after-school activities.

Pinky embarks on a positivity campaign to boost student morale -- armed with a lot of gold stars. But the plan backfires by working a bit too well.

What begins as a fun way for Pinky and Babs to boost their chances of earning a SackenScout badge quickly spirals into a heated competition.

Hoping to become a more well-rounded hot dog, Pinky seeks out an expert in sarcasm and asks her to be his coach.

When Pinky forgets an important anniversary, he decides to delete unwanted memories from his brain in order to make room for new ones.

Pinky gets a job bagging groceries. But when a customer leaves the store without smiling, the hard-working wiener has a tough time letting it go.

Dumbfounded when he discovers that his dad doesn't have a best friend, Pinky launches a search to find him a BFF.

Pinky holds a series of challenges inspired by his favorite TV show, "Quest of Crowns," to decide who will reign as king at the school dance.

Pinky's upset when he doesn't know Babs's favorite kind of cupcake, so he steps up his best-friend game by learning everything he can about her.

Pinky's unhappy when his favorite stop sign gets a high-tech replacement, so he sets out to save all the things he loves in Sackenhack.

When an online search of his name turns up a page full of falsehoods, Pinky attempts to do everything listed so he won't get caught living a lie.

Convinced that his friendship with Babs and JJ is in crisis, Pinky turns to a relationship app to help them get their spark back.

JJ's nervousness around new people threatens to get the best of him when he's accepted into an "advanced" class at school.

When the town's favorite treat gets discontinued, Pinky attempts to reverse-engineer the recipe to avert a Snackpocalypse.

While volunteering at the animal shelter, Pinky takes a shine to a ferocious feline and decides they're going to be meow-velous together.

Worried that his mom isn't using the latest technology, Pinky shows her how to get RIPPED: really, insanely, pretty prepared to engage with digital.

No one relishes school spirit week more than Pinky. But in his zeal to boost the mood of head cheerleader Tina, he doesn't see she has a crush on him.

Pinky loves Sackenhack, so he's shocked when someone gives his online posts about the town a thumbs down. Can he change the mind of this Sacken-hater?

Pinky, Babs and JJ make a hilarious video that's “almost perfect,” a so-so assessment that doesn't cut the mustard for perfectionist Pinky.

When the town's largest duck dies, Pinky makes it his mission to convince everyone that King Sackenquack is still alive.