Welcome to the city of Auto, where cars and trucks come to life. Join Johnny, Izzi, EJ, Cali and friends in amazing adventures, as they drive on the road of fun, excitement and wonder. Along the way, everyone will learn valuable lessons that will last a lifetime.

#1: When Annie is elected president of the Drama Club, her desire to make a profit blinds her to the true meaning of Christmas. #2: Zach and Annie collect canned goods for a local shelter. When Plato relaizes that the kids are more concerned about taking credit for their good deeds rather than actually helping people, he spins a story about true generosity.

Bob the Tomato and his vegetable friends learn life lessons and how to be happy with themselves as they are.

When Sarah goes from rags to riches she learns that what is in her heart is more important than the material possessions she has.

Grandpa Piggley tells his grandchildren about his adventures and the lessons he learned growing up on Raloo Farm in Ireland with his friends Ferny the bull and Dannan the duck.

Three inspiring stories that will teach girls a lesson in being thankful, loving their family, and being courageous.

Fifth-grader Scotty Smalls has just moved into town with his parents. The local kids call him a Dork because he can't even throw a baseball. That changes when the leader of the neighborhood gang recruits him to play on the nearby sandlot field. It's the beginning of a magical summer of baseball, wild adventures, first kisses, and fearsome confrontations with the dreaded Beast and its owner who live behind the left field fence. Soon nine boys have...

Minnesota Cuke must weigh the options of revenge or forgiveness when he learns of the legendary hairbrush of Samson, a weapon that could be used against his nemesis Professor Rattan; meanwhile his friend Junior Asparagus faces a bully on the playground.

Bob, Larry, and the whole crew are taking to the stage with the silliest Silly Song Countdown ever! But sometimes silliness just isn't enough! Archibald Asparagus prefers songs that have lessons, Mr. Lunt only wants to sing about food, and Jimmy and Jerry Gourd are stuck in the '80s! But there's only so much time. Will the Veggies learn the importance of sharing so that the show can go on and everyone will be able to sing themselves silly?