Little People, Big World

Average-height Jeremy and little person Zach are planning a beach trip with several of their close friends for their 16th birthday. Meanwhile, when Jacob acts up in front of his dad, Matt and Amy realize he needs some extra attention.

It's Mother's Day, and the Roloff kids present handmade cards to Amy at a nice brunch. Matt is worried that his gift -- a professional organizer to make over the pantry and laundry room -- might upset Amy, who admits she doesn't keep the tidiest house.

This year's peach crop isn't panning out for Roloff Farms, so Matt refocuses his efforts on pumpkins. Matt hires the twins and their buddies to plant the seedlings, but the project is in jeopardy when the boys go on strike for higher wages.

Matt returns home from a business trip to find that no one is ready for their upcoming trip to Hawaii. He pushes the family to prepare for the vacation but only succeeds in creating tension and stress. They get on the plane in the nick of time.

In Maui, Hawaii, Amy has trouble adjusting to being pampered, but the Roloff kids have no problem enjoying themselves in the water. Matt challenges Zach to overcome his fear of surfing. Zach ultimately rides waves with Amy and his siblings.

The Roloffs' Hawaiian vacation is scheduled down to the last minute with an outrigger canoeing adventure, a snorkeling trip and a zip-line tour, on which Matt overcomes his fear of heights to soar over Maui's forest canyons.

Conflict erupts when Matt tries to help Zach put together a soccer team for the Dwarf Athletic Association of America Games. While Zach nurses a leg injury that jeopardizes his team, his Little Person friend Casey gives it her all in the swimming event.

The Dwarf Athletic Games are in full swing and Zach has the chance to compete with people his own size. He's put together his own soccer team to try to beat the mighty LA Breakers, led by "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Marty Klebba.

The Roloff home remodel is still unfinished, so Matt brings in the pros to build a new deck. Meanwhile the Roloff kids embark on a project of their own: making a new tree fort. The boys' fort project gets shut down when Jacob steps on a rusty nail.

Determined to put on the finishing touches and beat the failed inspection of their deck by city hall, Matt devises a crafty solution to their problem as the Roloffs equip the deck with new furniture and a low-height grill.

While Amy is away for a weekend reunion with her two sisters in San Francisco, Matt makes a long-awaited purchase -- a vintage VW Bug -- and decides to repaint the house. Then he wonders how he'll keep Amy from getting upset.

Inspired by his zipline experience in Hawaii, Matt sets out to build the biggest and best zipline on the west coast, but he soon wonders if he has bitten off more than he can chew.

Matt and Amy Roloff are planning a Thanksgiving to remember, inviting every member of both their families, but when Matt decides to tear out the entire living room floor, the Roloffs find themselves in a last-minute remodeling nightmare.

It's Thanksgiving on Roloff Farms, and Matt is eager to show off the farm to the nearly 30 family members who've come, many of whom have never seen it. A family photo session runs long, causing turkey trouble in the kitchen.

Matt and Zach attend the Little People of America National Conference. Matt connects with old and new friends while Zach and his LP friends stay up all night and play football in the hotel halls.

Amy and the rest of the Roloff kids arrive at the Little People of America national conference. Zach has a consultation there with an orthopedic surgeon, who recommends he have surgery soon to help his increasingly painful leg problems.

Zach travels to Pasadena, California to visit his LP twin buddies Jeff and Eric Manuel. Then, Jeremy goes to a pro soccer game in Seattle and gets some professional advice from MLS star Freddie Adu before his tryout for the Olympic Development Program.

Matt travels to New York City for a meeting with an LP hotel executive about getting his accessibility stool kits into national chains. On the farm, the twins relaunch construction of their fort, until a runaway tractor incident slows them down.

Matt threatens to quit his job because the kids are out of control when he's away. Jeremy and Zach break Matt's new Mule and Jacob gets in hot water when Amy learns that he has smashed a bunch of light bulbs in the barn.

Another corporate picnic is coming to Roloff Farms. Matt and Amy have a few chores for the Roloff twins to do, but their laziness and mischief get them grounded, and in turn, they are assigned a lot of extra work.

Matt's new organization, CoDA (Coalition for Dwarf Advocacy), gets its first mission -- to assist in a dwarf adoption -- and its first success when Chance, a 5-year-old LP child, leaves the hospital with his new average-height adoptive parents.

Roloff Farms' pumpkin season gets off to an overwhelming start, and unforeseen problems force Matt to temporarily shut the farm down. Matt celebrates his 45th birthday with much fanfare, including a surprise visit from a state senator.