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52 Episodes 2021 - 2022
Episode 1
Uncle Muffin brings a 'robot'-a movie costume. Cookie, who told friends, wears it and pretends all day. After confessing, the kittens take turns in the suit and learn make-believe is even more fun together.
Episode 2
Grandma sends lots of apples. The kittens trade some at the playground but still have plenty. Heading to store them in the cool basement, they meet Dad who suggests turning them into juice, sauce, jam, chips, and pie.
Episode 3
At the Nature Park, Daddy's phone dies before he can photograph a rare owl. The kittens collect leaves and, with Raisin's idea, make a collage for Mommy-learning memories can be shared in more ways than photos.
Episode 4
The kittens forgot key beach items after careless packing. Upset at first, they improvised with what they had and turned the trip into a great day-learning that resourcefulness can rescue plans.
Episode 5
At the Kid-e-Cats Café grand opening, the DJ's gear failed. The kittens stepped in, performing for guests until he fixed it. The party was saved-and the kittens became heroes of the opening.
Episode 6
While playing ball, Cookie asks Raisin to draw him, but there's no paper. After doodling on Dad's recipes, Mom suggests legal graffiti. With the fence owner's OK, they use chalk-updating anytime-and learn to ask first.
Episode 7
At Smudge's sleepover, a ghostly white hat with a red tail spooks the kittens. At home, the "ghosts" are pots and belts. Helmets help; Grandpa's cheerful bedtime story calms them. Lesson: scary stories are make-believe.
Episode 8
Stuck in traffic to Uncle Muffin, the family parks and takes a bus-greener and faster in the bus lane. Parents teach transit. Pudding misses car radio; Cookie and Candy sing. Riders smile: buses are easy, green, fun.
Episode 9
At the playground, Bow sprains his paw and can't play. The kittens keep him comfy, take turns, then nearly let him play one-handed. Candy suggests a one-hand game; Mustard brings a board game. Everyone plays safely.
Episode 10
A butterfly lands on Candy. The kittens ask Pudding to present, but he's nervous. Dad lends a "lucky" bow tie. Pudding aces it, then sees the tie fell off. Moral: you don't need charms-just confidence and friends.
Episode 11
Dart invites the kittens to his birthday-games, karaoke, magician, ice cream-but no cake. They plan one, then learn he's allergic to flour. Asking his mom, they bake a safe flour-free cake and save the party.
Episode 12
After a forecast, the kittens make an orange bird feeder-too small for all. The first help video gets 3 views. A second, filmed with family, friends and neighbors, goes viral; soon new feeders appear all over town.
Episode 13
Daddy brings a robot vacuum. The kittens play-tag and hauling. Cookie climbs on; it breaks. At the workshop the mechanic warns: not a toy. Repaired, it works again, and the kittens treat it carefully.
Episode 14
Dad's rushing to bake 40 muffins by noon. The kittens think "deadline" is a muffin-loving monster, set a trap, and catch Dad instead. He explains it's a time limit, and they help him finish the muffins.
Episode 15
While Mommy's at a fashion conference, Dad and the kittens drive to the First Cucumber Festival. Bored, they switch to a rented RV, get lost, meet a helpful traveler, find the festival, and have a great time.
Episode 16
Parents find an old party song online. The kittens and friends plan a dance party but can't agree on music. Splitting up is boring; mixing tracks is chaos. Mom suggests a tune everyone likes-and the party finally rocks.
Episode 17
While Dad watches soccer, the kittens wreck each other's toys and try splitting the room with borders. That fails. After Dad recalls PE lessons, Candy suggests playing more carefully-and they manage without borders.
Episode 18
One September morning, the kittens planned kites, playground and badminton-but autumn spoiled it. They made 'summer' indoors: painted leaves, drew flowers and sun, tried a kite, spilled a 'pool'. Mom took them to a park.
Episode 19
Skip winter in a greenhouse: flowers, green leaves, rare birds and animals. With Grandma, the kittens hunt for them to earn tracker badges. The shy creatures hide easily; lively Cookie struggles most.
Episode 20
On Grandma's Day, while parents prep a picnic, the kittens hunt for the perfect gift. After asking friends, Pudding pitches edible medals with paw prints. All the grandmas adore them, and the picnic is a hit.
Episode 21
Seeing friends juggle and craft, the kittens seek a cool skill: Cookie-drive, Pudding-fly, Candy-ice sculpt. It's hard - until Mom calls a snack break and they discover a talent: making lovely sandwiches to share.
Episode 22
Uncle Muffin visits tomorrow with movie set gifts. Too excited to sleep, Cookie, Candy and Pudding try everything until Mom's lullaby works. They wake just in time to meet him and receive a dream catcher.
Episode 23
After watching a spy movie, the kittens play spies and tail Dad, spotting a secret envelope. It's just water park tickets-a surprise from their parents.
Episode 24
Mom sends the kittens to take out the trash and sort it. Dad promises banana muffins as a reward. Dreaming of treats, they forget to sort. After a talk on recycling, the family catches the truck and fixes the mistake.
Episode 25
By the sea, bottles wash ashore. Grandpa recalls a 300-year-old message and promises a museum trip. Kittens send their own, but Dad and Grandpa fish it out and explain: don't litter-leave the ocean clean for future cats.
Episode 26
Given squirt toys for tomorrow's beach, the kittens can't wait and soak Mom's sewing, wake Dad, and ruin Mustard's lunch. They give the toys back-until the beach-then help wash the car and water flowers.
Episode 27
Uncle Muffin asks Dad to fill in as a stage thief. Dad's no actor-and far too kind to be mean. With the kittens' help, he gets through the performance.
Episode 28
On the way to fish, Dad and the kittens forget their rods and stop at a shop, noticing customers "talking with their paws." At the lake they meet again-it's sign language for their hard of hearing daughter, Margaret.
Episode 29
Grandpa was clearing out old sailing gear. The kittens asked to keep it. Too unsafe for play, they refashioned it: a net into a hammock, a spyglass into a kaleidoscope, and a wheel into a photo frame-old things made new.
Episode 30
To promote their cafe, the Kid-E-Cats enter a family challenge. They keep stopping to help rivals, finish with fewer points-yet receive a special prize and new fans for their kindness.
Episode 31
On a road trip, the family checks into a castle hotel. Dad loses the kittens; echoing halls mislead-until the smell of pumpkin pie guides them to the restaurant, where they're reunited with Mom.
Episode 32
At Grandpa's seaside, the kittens build a sand lighthouse. By morning it's gone-they suspect a sea monster. Grandpa explains the tide washed it away, so they'll build where waves can't reach.
Episode 33
Cookie wants to drive Dad's car, but he's too little. The playground car is boring, so the kittens build a cardboard one-until rain ruins it. Mom and Dad surprise them with a trip to a theme park to drive real kid cars.
Episode 34
At the water park, the kittens meet Mustard and her toy Octopus. Candy borrows it and loses it, sending everyone on a search. They find Octopus and return it to Mustard.
Episode 35
The kittens' new toy car breaks. Dart offers to help, so they set up a fix-it shop with him. Soon others bring broken toys-but Dart can't fix them all. They decide some jobs are for grown-ups and ask parents for help.
Episode 36
Chase, inspired by Round-the-World Cat, tries solo exploring. The kittens disguise as a "tribe" to help, but he refuses-until a downpour. They step in anyway, and he plans future journeys with friends.
Episode 37
Dad starts daily runs for the family, but snow halts them. House laps bore and the attic treadmill flops. After failed snowshoes, Candy suggests skiing-now they keep exercising in any weather.
Episode 38
After reading about discoveries, Pudding turns nature scientist, sketching insects-all known. Then they meet a scientist who confirms Pudding found an undocumented butterfly in Catopolis.
Episode 39
At a baking convention, the kittens befriend Gustav, then learn he's a prince. Worried about manners, they start treating him formally-but Gustav just wants to play like any kitten.
Episode 40
At Kid-E-Cats Cafe, Dad films a video about veggies; the kittens' separate silly and serious videos flop, so they team up to make one that's both fun and informative.
Episode 41
At Grandma's, the kittens can't reach Mom by phone. Inspired by an old letter, they decide to write. Three separate notes don't work, so Cookie, Candy and Pudding send one shared letter with all their news.
Episode 42
Chase's alien toy collection inspires Cookie to collect stones. When the house fills up, Mom suggests keeping only the most unusual and using the rest to decorate the flowerbeds.
Episode 43
One day, Dart visited the kittens and brought them a new board game. But Cookie, Candy, and Pudding were so opposed to following the rules that they decided to make up their own.
Episode 44
Cookie, Candy and Pudding want a snowball fight, but the snow won't stick. Pudding "warms" the weather and the snow vanishes. At a weather station, Professor Fogster shows them forecasting is science-not magic.
Episode 45
At the mall, Mom visits a salon, so Dad takes the kittens to see Uncle Muffin's movie. After a bathroom break they forget the auditorium, wander into the projection booth, and get a behind-the-scenes look at how films are shown.
Episode 46
Driving home, the family stops at a sunflower field. Dad's drone blows down in the wind-and he gets lost searching. Candy uses the drone to guide him back. When the wind calms, they capture bird's-eye photos.
Episode 47
The kittens use a counting rhyme for everything, which always sticks Pudding with chores. When it awards the last cupcake to Candy, Mom says: rhymes are for games. They choose to share chores and keep it for play.
Episode 48
Preparing for the Sea Festival, the kittens decorate the playground. Cookie acts as 'captain' and ignores ideas; the result flops. He learns to listen, and with everyone's talents the decorations turn out beautifully.
Episode 49
At Forest Kitties Camp, a broken food truck sends the troop hiking-where they discover a ship museum in the woods. Inside they learn a round-the-world cat hid treasure; Pudding thinks it's on a nearby hill.
Episode 50
The kittens hike a 'small' hill to test Pudding's treasure theory. No treasure, but they discover a whale carving on a rock-another mystery-and finish the day stargazing.
Episode 51
Back at camp, the Forest Kitties learn the treasure requires solving tough riddles. They spot the whale rock and a whale-shaped island, crack three clues, and set off-only one day left to find the prize.
Episode 52
Forest Kitties fail to find the oak hiding the treasure and get ready to leave. Cookie spots an oak leaf-the farewell tree is an oak. Nearby they unearth the trove and leave it in the museum for all.