Larry and Laura want to adopt puppies but need money for supplies, so Pa Grape gives them jobs at his store. Larry and Laura learn a hard lesson in responsibility.

The gang tries to hide from each other in Pa Grape's store and things get heated when they're locked in, making them learn to cooperate.

Bob wants to grow a mustache like the one Tom Celeriac has so he can feel brave, and shows off his newly acquired facial hair during a musical showcase, but ends up learning that it is better to be himself.

When Bob and Larry get into a heated fight, Petunia gives advice to not let the sun go down on their anger, causing the boys to not go to bed until one of them apologizes.

Larry's sloppy behavior and poor hygiene get on Bob's nerves when he doesn't get any sleep for his new job as the greeter at Pa Grape's store.

Fed up with their roommates' antics, Bob and Jimmy decide to become roommates while Larry and Jerry do the same, but both sides end up with unexpected results.

Believing that Jimmy and Jerry inherited a great fortune, Bob and Larry try to exploit their friendship with the gourd brothers so they can buy them a monster truck.

During a cold day, Petunia watches Pa Grape's store while he's absent and is forbidden from turning up the temperature and Petunia discovers what happens when you do a bad thing "just a little bit".

Laura thinks that just dreaming about being good at baseball will help her achieve her goal, only to learn a lesson about working for your goals.

Madame Blueberry is jealous of Bob's victory over winning a pie-baking contest to the point where she gossips about his supposed cheating.

Pa Grape takes in Jean-Claude as his son for a day so they can partake in the father-son picnic.

Larry's determination to look after Petunia's flowers ends in a disaster when he accidentally destroys all her plants.

When the Mayor says that the most generous person will get their name put on the new town shelter, Bob borrows a gong and bangs it to get attention for all his good deeds. When the rest of the town follows in his footsteps, everyone learns what true generosity is all about.

Against the advice of elders, Larry, Junior, and Mayor Asparagus open a vent, inadvertently unleashing a plethora of dust bunnies.

Bob and Larry cause turmoil for Ichabeezer when trying to be nice to him in spite of his rashness.

When Madame Blueberry is asked to sing the new jingle at Pa Grape's store, but thinks Petunia is better suited for the job, she is tempted by Ichabeezer to sabotage the chance of letting Petunia share her talent. Meanwhile, Larry is jealous of Laura's ability to sell more juice pops.

Larry cons the townsfolk out of their money so he can purchase a new video game via 'magical' lemonade, but his lies cause him to rethink his blunder.

Junior's dad chooses to go bowling after he made a deal to help Junior build a fort, but realizes his error after Junior, Laura, and Larry end up in danger after trying to do it on their own.

While Larry is running the ice cream cart, Pa Grape asks Larry to take the zany new guy, Bacon Bill, under his wing, much to Larry's dismay.

Ichabeezer's thankless behavior causes LarryBoy to refuse to help him ever again, letting him be taken by the villainous Motato.

Sad at having his own birthday forgotten, Motato creates a machine to steal the birthdays of the towns children. LarryBoy and Junior must save Laura after she is also sucked up by the machine.

Despite his dad's warnings, Junior befriends a wild 'Bufflorange', and runs away from home to play with him.

After being shunned by Jimmy and Jerry for not being 'cool enough', Larry begins wearing a pair of shades and develops a selfish personality to fit in.

Larry is reluctant to share the comic books he collected as donations for the town library, but a trick played on him by Ichabeezer helps him learn the value of sharing.

Bob, Larry, and Madame Blueberry accidentally flood the town with giant, burnt popcorn, but are forgiven and not punished by Mayor Archibald. When Bob later wants Ichabeezer to pay for breaking his TV, he learns that everyone deserves mercy.