On Christmas Day, Libby finally has the chance to give Dish the special gift she has been planning for him — but Dish’s gift for her brings even more holiday joy.
Morgan’s mother invites Libby and her mother to visit Christmasland. Although Libby experiences not only a delightful Christmas outing, but also a growing friendship.
After recovering from a busy few days, Libby is ready for a small adventure — and she finds one when she and her mother run into Miss Williams at the coffee shop.
After a magical evening, Libby soaks in the peaceful, dreamy feeling. The next morning, Mr. Bhachu arrives with a suggestion that might bring more joy to Libby’s world.
It’s Santa Lucia Day and Roberta Boccuni has an idea for a way that Libby can bring joy to the whole Boccuni family. But will Libby want to join in the plan?
In this first episode of Libby & Dish's month-long adventure, Libby finds herself at odds with her mother over a challenging task. Can Dish help them out of their difficulties?
December 25: Early Christmas morning Martin & Sylvia talk about all the fun and joy their month of advent brought. Then Daddy says it's time for Christmas!
December 24: The family is ready for Christmas and everything is prepared, but then they remember they still need to celebrate the animals in their yard.
December 23: Martin & Sylvia are excited about everything that will happen on the day of the advent spiral walk... everything except cleaning, that is.
December 21: Sylvia is feeling jealous of her friend Sofia who is playing the angel in the Christmas play, until the daily advent card makes her feel better.
December 16: Sylvia is having a hard time finding acorn caps for the gift she's making for Momma until a scavenger hunt leads her to just the right treasure!
December 15: When Momma is feeling under the weather on the day of the Hallelujah Sing Along, Martin and Sylvia decide to take good care of her all day long.
Piper is determined to see the holiday gnome that visits their house each year, but learns that questions sometimes questions just lead to more questions instead of answers.
When Sylvia is disappointed that she's too young to attend the Nutcracker performance with Martin, he decides to bring the Nutcracker to their living room with a family performance!
The Junkyard animals are tempted to show themselves to the Warden to wish him a Merry Christmas, but they must keep hidden. Can a little Christmas magic provide a solution?
After Merryweather Mole tries to seek revenge on the Junkyard animals for making too much noise above her home, she begins to feel bad about her actions.
The second big storm comes to the Junkyard and brings with it some unexpected guests: The Squirrel Circus! But will they bring too much attention to the Junkyard?
Sally announces that the children would like a train set and a game table called “Foosball" and Newberry steps forward with a plan for how to build them both.
The neighborhood cats are thrilled to help Ben find some Christmas presents for the Warden’s children, but fun for cats is different from fun for children.
As the Junkyard animals worry for the safety of the young mice, Harriet the hawk arrives with the news that they are safe, but Zippy still decides to zip to the rescue as well.
When Spiro the skunk learns that the young mice ventured out on their own, he doesn't hesitate to go and rescue them — complete with his "super skunk snow gear".
As the trip to the fairgrounds is underway, the mice find themselves losing much of the bravery they felt previously, and the storm clouds in the sky don't help their confidence.
The five young mice encounter a raccoon family who explain that the real treasure humans value is "coins". This inspires the mice to find an interesting place to look.
Mitzie, the mouse who lives on the far side of the Junkyard, shares a story about the Warden that shows just how well she knows the Warden and his family.
The Junkyard animals are distressed over news that the Warden might have to leave the Junkayard and take Sergeant and Winnie with them, but then a familiar mouse arrives with some help.
Francis Tully must man the lighthouse while awaiting the arrival of his son's ship, but this means missing the holiday festivities. But then the town brings the festivities to him instead...
The cobbler of Tullyport is overwhelmed with orders for shoes for the Twelfthnight Dance, and he keeps waiting for the elves to help, but will they come to his aid?
Burke Varde is new to Tullyport, cominf from Denmark along with the delightful tradition of "the king's keys". Can this tradition, meant for children, help him as well?
Marie Tully has a gift for healing, but the move to Maine meant leaving behind both her mentors and the plants she used. But then she meets someone who has just what she needs.
Jacob, the youngest son of the Tully family, isn't sure what he wants to do with his life, but when he meets Millie, a newbie to Tullyport, he gets some clarity.
Old friends Francis Tully and Alistair Breen, work together in their new home of Maine to bring some joy to the children of their new town during Christmas.
Day Twelve: As everyone does their part to prepare for the Twelfthnight celebration, they think things couldn't possibly get any better, until a surprise guest arrives.
Day Eleven: When the kids feel sad that the Kings night event won't be as they thought, Momma encourages them to go ahead and feel their disappointment.
Day Ten: Everyone is feeling too tired to do all the work that needs to be done, so instead the decide to relax at home and enjoy each other's company.
Day Eight: Martin is overwhelmed with Sylvia's plans but doesn't want to hurt her feelings, until the day's story inspires them to tell each other the truth.
Day Seven: Sylvia tries to convince the family to help act out the stories that Laura missed when she was sick, but everyone seems too busy to participate.
Day Six: After Daddy show Martin a gift he received when he was little, Martin examines his gifts in a new light and wonders if they point to what he might be when he grows up.
On the second day of Christmas Sylvia feels blue but then she and Martin listen to a Tullyport story and are inspired to bring Christmas joy to the Brown's granddaughter, Laura.
On the third day of Christmas the children worry that the gift they made for Laura will be ruined by the snowstorm, but soon find that there's Christmas magic afoot.
Now that it's Christmas morning, Martin & Sylvia worry the holiday fun is over. Until they find one more gift behind the tree — a record that inspires a new Christmas tradition.
Martin & Sylvia work hard to earn money for and throw a party for their parents and friends. On the day of the party, they feel a little nervous - what will it be like? Will everyone enjoy themselves?
Martin discovers the similarities between all the festivals and holidays that take place during this time of year and he and Sylvia are inspired to create a festival of their very own.