The New Adventures of Peter Pan

Once again, facing the beginning of a mutiny, Hook has to improvise and leads his crew to a cave, where he swears a treasure is hidden. But in the cave, they only find a weird sextant, neatly fit on a rock, the top directing to the open sky, above the cave. Hook, not ready to admit his failure, grabs the sextant and pretends that was exactly what he was looking for!

John is totally FED UP with everybody always asking him help about homeworks and stuff. He didn't even find 5 minutes to rehearse for his play audition before Peter Pan and Tink come to take the whole family to Neverland. But he soon forgets his worries when Peter tells them that today, they're going to go get magical conches: when you blow into these conches, it produces animal sounds!

Michael has been crying wolf a lot lately. John and Wendy find it truly tiresome. Luckily, Peter shows up to whisk them all off to Neverland and the two older siblings secretly hope that Michael will switch from pestering them to pestering him. Their wish seems to have been granted! As soon as they are inside the Imaginary Tree, Michael whines to Peter about a scary shadow lurking about the tree.

In London, Michael is sick to death that no one listens to him because he is the youngest. So he overdoes it until Wendy claims he is un-bear-able! On Neverland, the Flower Ladies ask Peter and his friends for help: someone has stolen water from Fairy Lake – magic, precious and dangerous water. Our heroes find the precious liquid in Sienna’s hands.

Wendy is getting rather fed up with her brothers always and forever asking her for help with this and with that. So, once they’re in Neverland, and they ask her to team up with them for the Big Cook Off contest, Wendy puts her foot down. They can just make do without her because she’s planning on baking a HUGE cake all by herself and certainly not babysitting a couple of babies!

Michael is deep in an “I do everything like John” phase, but John is quickly fed up being constantly imitated. On Neverland, John eventually tells him to get lost, which the vexed Michael does, fleeing to the Mermaids’ Lagoon. Down in the dumps, he confides in the three creatures, who convince him that if he drinks a little of lagoon’s water, he’ll stop admiring John.

Once again, John’s feelings are seriously hurt when the other children on the school playground pick him last for their team. Oh how he’d like to be tall and strong and not wear glasses! Once in Neverland, John can’t resist the temptation and races to the Murmuring Tree to make a wish for his braininess to be turned to brawniness. Wish granted!

John is fed up with being the middle child. Michael always gets his way and Wendy is permanently allowed to boss them both around. But John is never allowed to decide on anything! Except this time in Neverland, Peter Pan tells them that he’s taking off for the day to go set up a nasty little surprise for Captain Hook’s birthday present.

In London, during a game, Michael criticizes John of being scared. John explains that he isn’t afraid he’s just careful. It’s not the same thing. Michael is always rushing blindly forward without thinking and one day he’ll run straight into a wall! In Neverland, John and Michael encounter a young Native making some “Valiant Potion”, a traditional potion for the entire tribe.

To win the photo contest organised by his favorite magazine, Michael wants to take pictures of all the wonderful thing on Neverland! John reminds him last time they brought a camera on Neverland, they couldn’t develop the pictures , but Michael already foresaw this problem : this time, he’s bring his parents’ old polaroid camera, so pictures get developed in Neverland!

John has been docked points on his homework because he did all the work on a group project by himself in order to save time. As John complains, Michael is jumping around holding a DVD of "Captain Muscles 2”. They are going to watch it tonight in Neverland! It’s gonna be awesome So awesome, in fact, that even Sienna wants to watch it.

After having a major argument about who can use the computer, Wendy and her brothers break it! As a result, they are all punished! All three sulk big-time and swear they’ll never speak to each other again! Luckily Peter knows a way to reconcile them. A way unique to Neverland. The Discord Stone! Situated in the Heart of the Forest, it allows everyone to come “spill their guts”.

In London, Michael has been unbearable since he started doing everything that Walter, his older (and quite stupid) cousin, tells him to do. Wendy and John are fed up and quite happy when Peter comes to get them; going to see other friends should help their brother forget about Walter. But once they get to Neverland, the Lost Kids have disappeared! And the Native Tribe too!

John is feeling low because he sees how talented Wendy is in dancing and what splendid artwork Michael does. He feels like he has no talent whatsoever. Even with his piano pratice, he has to work like crazy to make any progress. Things don’t get any more encouraging for him in Neverland when he sees how well Chubs can cook and Meera can sing.

Michael dreams of having a pet, but Mrs. Darling doesn’t share his opinion: it’s too much responsibility, he won’t take care of it and blah, blah, blah. Luckily on Neverland the Great Indian Chief gives Michael a lovely blue frog! Michael just has to make sure it never eats red ants, that he doesn't wave a red handkerchief in front of it and most of all, never tickle its belly.

London. Wendy’s furious. She’s been punished for breaking the vase in the living room. Except no one but Michael knew about this, so he must have told on her! Michael may very well keep protesting his innocence but Wendy won’t believe him. Once they arrive in Neverland, a scream of terror rips across the sky.

Wendy is very annoyed because she wasn’t accepted in the school’s cricket club. John laughs because he doesn’t find anything odd about this. After all, cricket is a “gentleman’s” sport and there are girl things and boy things; everyone should know his or her “place”. Wendy can’t believe it; what kind of old-fashioned comment is that?!

Wendy and John come home from school and, boy, are they mad at each other! As they were rehearsing their act for the neighborhood party (Wendy choreographed a dance to a song John plays on the piano), they had a fierce argument. Basically, John is accusing Wendy of trying to steal the show by improvising a song, while Wendy blames John for his lack of musical audacity.

The Darlings’ parents have now decided Michael would have his own room! John and Wendy agree: it’s awesome to have your own room, and Michael is grown-up now but Michael isn’t convinced: if being a grown-up means you have to sleep all by yourself, well that sucks. When Peter suddenly arrives to pick them up for new adventures: the Nightmare Door has escaped!

John is in the middle of exams, completely stressed out, his brain on overload. His head full of mathematical formulae and theories, he just doesn’t get the poem that Wendy is reciting to Michael. What’s with the singing stars? Everybody knows stars shine, they don’t sing! Wendy thinks John lacks imagination. It’s a metaphor!

Michael comes back from his school outing to the pool completely furious, swearing he’ll never set foot in there again. Wendy and John advise him to go back and try once more: it’s not by refusing to go in the water that one can get better at swimming. Suddenly Peter bursts excitedly in to lead everyone to Neverland, where the water is mysteriously disappearing.

In London, Wendy gets in an argument with her mother after discovering that she had sewed up the holes in her jeans. And the holes were exactly what gave them style! Seconds later, Peter Pan and Tinkerbell appear to take the Darlings to Neverland.

Alone in his bedroom, Michael is drawing the shack of his dreams, in a tree with people inside it. He suddenly hears John and Wendy arriving. Quick! He puts things back where they belong. But John and Wendy find out their felt pens are almost dry, and they are clearly unhappy about this. Oh come on! Geeeez! Is Michael capable of understanding he isn’t the king of the world?!

Nobody ever asks Michael for anything: when Wendy needs help she asks John and when John needs help, he asks Wendy and when Mrs. Darling needs something from her children, she asks her two eldest children! It’s as if Michael doesn’t know how to do anything.

Hook grabs the conch, holds it up with a cry of victory and calls out to Barrum to wake him. All is lost or would be, if anything happened- but nothing does! It’s not the right one either: our heroes look at each other in confusion! Meanwhile, Michael has been sulking in a tiny alcove just off the big room. Suddenly a shimmering light, coming from the wall, attracts his attention.