Robin lets her grades suffer seriously in order to upgrade her popularity status with the Dudettes. Robin tries to fit in with the popular girls until she realizes what is really important.

The Anyfamily tries to conserve energy and recycle, to preserve the Earth and it’s environment. The cast highlights the need for protecting the environment.

Dad tries to teach the kids the responsibilities of owning a pet. Sketches focused on life with pets.

Chris feels left out because he’s the only kid in school without a step family. The kids cope with divorce despite the fact that their parents are the only married couple in school.

Greg learns what it’s like to be in trouble at school, with his parents and with the law. Greg gets 'in trouble' repeatedly and deals with the consequences.

‘Missy’ tries to get loose from the tight grip of her parents. They won’t let her date the lead guitar player from the ‘Twitching Uvulas,’ so she rebels. The kids struggle in their quest for independence.

Cathy tries to work up the courage to find a date for the Backwards Dance, despite her fear of rejection. The cast confronts their greatest fears.

Two best friends have to find a way to get over their little misunderstanding in order to do their book report together. Best friends Laura and Julie have a fight and get back together.

Doug and Judy Anykid try to convince the family’s new baby to move out and live with a game show host. The kids' lives go through a major change after Mom gives birth to a new baby brother.

Joey Anykid gets a summer job delivering newspapers (Dutchy... is that you?!) in order to afford a flirtatious bicycle. He finds he may have gotten in over his head with responsibility. Joey misses out on all the summer fun after getting a job.

Duke the school bully tries to pressure Dave Anykid into using his computer smarts to break into the school computer and fix his grades. Various forms of technology try to control everyone's lives.