For the Birds
Camilla Parker desperately wants a pet, but her family seems to suffer from the “Parker Family Pet Curse.” To prove her responsibility, Camilla takes care of a baby blue jay.
Camilla Parker desperately wants a pet, but her family seems to suffer from the “Parker Family Pet Curse.” To prove her responsibility, Camilla takes care of a baby blue jay.
Simon Jones just wants the hedge trimmed, but his son Barrett can’t tear himself away from his portable video game – until it disappears without a trace!
After nearly being mauled by the junk in his own garage, David Parker declares that his family is going to have a yard sale. Will the entire Parker family survive parting with their treasures?
Mayor Ryan says that he’s installing cameras to keep the residents of Kidsboro safe. But Jill uses her investigative reporting skills to find out what’s really going on.
The new town of Kidsboro is vandalized by an unknown force. Nelson, a young inventor, seems to solve the problem, but his solution leads to the fledgling Kidsboro government being sued for all they are worth.
In the woods behind Whit’s End, Mr. Whittaker creates a whole town run entirely by kids. Ryan and his friends decide that they must run the town right, and set out to create their own government, laws, and justice system.
On the day of the Whit’s End science fair, Eugene and Connie stage a contest to see which one is the better listener. Back in the Little Theater, Liz Horton gets frustrated when Trent won’t listen to her instructions.
Because Marvin and Tamika are convinced that being a grown-up is easy, their parents switch places with them for a day.
The Washingtons can’t find time for family devotions, and Eugene’s new service organization has him running in circles!
Liz Horton wants to expose the Little Miss Odyssey beauty pageant as a sham. One problem: She must enter the contest to bring it down.
Whit, Connie, Wooton Bassett, and Tom Riley write a TV commercial to tell the benefits of Whit’s End.
The Washington family considers moving across town so that Ed can be closer to work.
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