Sally Bollywood

Things keep going wrong at the Fuzzy Frogs' performances. Somebody is clearly sabotaging the young band, so they hire the SBI to investigate. Sally and Doowee check out the usual suspects – an ex-band member, a former back-up singer and some avid fans – without finding the culprit.

At a school flea market, someone steals a prized comic book and runs off with it. Sally and Doowee chase after the thief, who tosses the comic and gets away. Sally and Doowee retrieve the comic and give it back to the owner. Case solved? Far from it.

Devindra, a boy magician, makes Stan the goth's pet rat disappear, but can't make it reappear! Stan asks the SBI to investigate and they draw up a list of possibilities: Devindra stole the rat to use in his act; a rival magician sabotaged his act; or a cat ate it.

A temporary science teacher at school is very popular with the kids, because she is young, friendly and can relate to the students on their own level. But suddenly things start going wrong for her. Her science experiments blow up, her bag falls apart and she is late for class.

A girl, Luna, dressed as a sorceress, casts a spell on a girl called Svetlana. Next day, Svetlana's hair suddenly turns green! The SBI investigates and discovers that Luna has several clients as a sorceress: a boy and girl who fall in love thanks to Luna's love potion; a skateboarder who is skating better, thanks to an amulet Luna gave him; and a student who is getting better grades.

Rebecca, the president of the school gardening club, asks the SBI to investigate an important theft: someone is stealing her compost! Every day she puts it out and every morning it's gone! Meanwhile, her prized tomatoes are withering from lack of nutrition.

Someone is sticking posters around the school and the Principal is going to put everyone on detention if the culprit doesn't own up. But no-one confesses so it's up to SBI to find out who is doing it.

Kate, an exchange student from another country, is staying with Doowee's family. When her laptop, phone, wallet and pencil case are stolen, she asks the SBI to find them for her – especially her pencil case! Sally and Doowee think it's a little strange that Kate should overreact about a pencil case – but during their investigations things get even stranger.

Pop star, Dizzy Mulligan has won a coveted music award – The Crystal Guitar – and wants to donate it to his old school, Little Bombay Junior High. But on the morning of the ceremony, the award goes missing from the Principal's office! The SBI is called in to investigate, but Sally and Doowee are mystified.

Sally and Doowee come across an old scrap of paper that seems to indicate the whereabouts of treasure on an island. However, the clues are cryptic and Sally and Doowee strike several dead ends. Despite these setbacks, the two detectives persist with their investigations and discover that the map is not about an island, but a city park.

During a school tour of the local museum, the Curator notices someone has tampered with one of the exhibits. The school children think it is funny, but the Curator is furious and accuses one of the girls, Sam, a graffiti artist. Sally and Doowee think she is innocent and investigate other leads including Bob, the trouble-maker from school, and a local joke shop.

The SBI are investigating the theft of a girl's doll, when they are asked by a party clown, a boy called Matt, to find out who is sabotaging his act.

It's Parents Day at school, when some of the students' parents are giving talks about what they do for a living. Harry Bollywood is first, and he enthrals the students with his tales about his life as a Private Eye. Meanwhile, a theft takes place at the school – a valuable trophy is stolen.

Julie goes to the SBI for help – someone has stolen ten-thousand dollars from her! Sally and Doowee are astounded, until Julie explains that it is virtual currency that only exists on a cyber-pets website. Someone hacked into her account and took all her money – and if she can't buy food for her cyber-pets, they will die!

Sally and Doowee are working at a fun park and discover someone is stealing the prizes that kids are winning in sideshow alley – a range of collectable stuffed, colourful sheep. Sally and Doowee realise a pattern is emerging with these crimes.

Blake tells the SBI his model plane has been stolen. Sally agrees to take the case, but Blake says there's a twist – the plane was stolen by a ghost in a haunted house! At school, Blake gains a lot of admirers as he tells his ghost story, and it becomes headlines in the school newspaper.

The school is being invaded by a series of bad smells, leading up to the visit of the School Inspector, so Sally and Doowee investigate. Using his spectro goggles, Doowee concludes that the smell could be just about anything, but it does contain a chemical – H2HoR2 – whatever that is.

Sally and Doowee have two cases to investigate: Cindy's necklace was stolen from her school locker; and Melvin's watch was taken from his locker. The SBI assume thefts are related, but Melvin and Cindy claim they barely know each other.

A young girl, Alice, is looking after a neighbour's pet rabbit while they are away. When she leaves it alone in her backyard for a moment, the pet goes missing – and a skateboard is stolen, too! Alarmed, Alice calls the SBI.

A series of seemingly random thefts have taken place at various sites around town. Sally can't investigate the crimes because she is busy choreographing a student flash mob that is soon to take place, so Doowee investigates the thefts on his own.

Mobile phones are becoming a nuisance at school, so phones have to be handed in by students at the start of the school day, and picked up again after school. It seems a good idea, until all the phones are stolen from the central lock up!

The school model rocket club has a problem – their rockets keep blowing up. Doowee investigates and discovers that the rockets are indeed being sabotaged, so the club switches to being a club for model airplanes, which don't seem to blow up.

SBI throw a party to launch its new crime-fighting equipment and invite a few past clients. But suddenly the lights go out – and when they're switched back on, the new computer has been sabotaged with a screwdriver in its CPU! Who would do this?

Someone has stolen the Blue Elephant – the costume of the school's sports mascot. Sally and Doowee investigate, and almost immediately find the suit – being worn by a student, Matt. However, Matt claims he had to wear the animal costume after his school clothes were stolen during a swimming lesson.

An extremely popular singing star, Melody M, tells the SBI that someone is sabotaging her act. How? Melody confesses that she can't sing very well and so she uses an electronic auto-tune device that makes her singing sound in pitch.