Francine wants to do well at circus camp, but how can she if she's always living in Catherine's shadow? Meanwhile mild-mannered George isn't sure how to handle Buster's freeloading. Can this shy moose stand up for himself?
Tired of Buster's nasty rotten food collection, Bitzy makes him take it to the community garden for compost, where he develops a passion for tomato-growing. Meanwhile D.W. tries to help Tommy to behave so he can get a cupcake.
Ed Crosswire wants to take his daughter to the opera, but Muffy isn't sure what to think. Will it really be sixteen hours of singing? She decides to give it a try, and gets an amazing experience.
D.W. wants to swim at a backyard pool belonging to Molly, the toughest bully in school. Can Molly and Arthur secretly be friends? Meanwhile Grandma Thora adopts a new little companion, but the neighborhood welcome is reluctant.
Prunella and her mom both share a special bond over yoga, but when Marina joins in, will Prunella be left out? Meanwhile Arthur takes on Brain in a checkers match, but he finds the fan support too overwhelming.
Francine and the Brain make the city's elite traveling team, but is it missing the element of friendship? Meanwhile Emily is jealous of a glittery glass ball D.W. has found, and begins telling lies to get what she wants.
D.W. wants a drum set like what the Tibble Twins have, but her mother tells her she can't get one, so she'll have to improvise. Meanwhile Buster spreads around an urban legend, but can he find the truth behind it for once?
Binky learns he has a peanut allergy. He worries it will limit his life, and worse still, his mother is being way too overprotective. Meanwhile the Brain is pestered by the new corporate music his parents are playing in the ice cream shop.
