When Sam and Will argue over who's the biggest Frogboy fan, Dewitt helps him plan a series of interviews to find a new best friend. // Will gets his first short book with no pictures in it at all, and tackles it as though it's an unclimbable mountain.

Will has to take a gift to Sam's birthday party, and is excited about all the stuff in the toy catalogues… until Mom sees a note in the invitation, "Nothing store-bought please! Make it personal!" Will has to make something himself? This will call for all of his-- and his grotto pals' ingenuity. // With his brand new library card (3 books only, to start), Will goes to the library with the family… and has a day's adventure among the stacks with...

The "lunch table" at school decides it's Will's turn tomorrow to tell everyone a funny joke. But Will doesn't know any jokes! He turns to the Grotto pals for comical advice. // Will's family goes on an outing to a different place each Saturday. Museum, park, movie, hiking, zoo. This weekend, Will's choosing the location…amisdst unsubtle hints and pressure from all family members, plus Dewitt.

Will is double-dog-dared by a girl at school to drink a jar of pickle juice... at the same time as Dewitt is double-frog dared to perform a ridiculous series of stunts. // After Fred get praise for helping-out with dinner, Will decides to surprise and impress his parents with Saturday-morning breakfast in bed.

Will is finally tall enough to go on the rollercoaster at the County Fair. But he doesn't want to be. // Every child in Will's class has to draw a self-portrait for display in the new school Art Cabinet. But how to get an accurate likeness when your own drawings are coming to life and mocking you?

Will gets a $25 gift certificate from a great aunt, and drives himself and the toy store salesman crazy trying to decide how to wisely spend his enormous windfall. // Will's family is planning a trip to a foreign restaurant but Will's resistant to the idea of eating anything he's not familiar with

Will moves into his own bedroom, with his own bed, his own furniture... and his own terrifying Boogly Sharks, Cupboard Monkeys and Forehead Woodpeckers. // Will persuades Mom to get him a new pair of "big boy boots" just like Fred's. But the complicated zipper and buckles and clasps and buttons are a bit too much for him to handle.

A waitress calls Will "Sir"... and he thinks he's become a Grown Up. The responsibilities! The things he has to learn! Meanwhile, Dewitt silently worries: does this mean his playful, silly best friend will soon be too grown-up to goof around with him? // Will gets permission to stay up until 10:30 p.m. to watch a lunar eclipse, beginning an exciting journey into a traditionally adults-only domain: night-time, where a single yawn can be "an automatic...

A journey through The Magic Flute. With magic bells and flute, Sarah and the dragon find their way from the Queen of the Night's realm to Sarastro's castle. Together they help Prince Tamino find Princess Pamina and the bird-man Papageno find his Papagena. Features Mozart's best-known arias, originally translated and freshly recorded with child-appropriate verse.

When Sam's pet betta fish Oscar, in Will's care for the weekend, stops eating his food, Will puts Oscar in the grotto pond, figuring he's lonely. It turns out betas don't like company… and Will has created a monster. // Will has to report on a story for the classroom videotaped "news program." But nothing cool and great has happened to him, to report about. Dewitt it's up to him to create a story that'll make his pal into a veritable Kiddy Cronkite....