Genius Genie

Mr. Jack wants his birthday present for Mr. John to be a surprise, but how can he do that if he doesn't have any wrapping paper to wrap it? With Genie, Lili, and Penelope's help, everyone learns that the solution to a problem can be right under your nose.

Daddy Deary always reads Lili and Leo a bedtime story, but when the electricity goes off, it's too dark for him to read the book. It's as Genie tries to solve the problem that Lili and Leo come up with the perfect solution: Genie's natural warm glow.

Lili, Penelope, and Leo are going on a picnic with Mrs. Cottontail, but her fear of the unknown causes a big problem. Genie's got lots of solutions, but it's not until Leo understands the real problem that the picnic gets back on track.

Mr. John can't figure out how to install the new door handle he bought. Genie thinks the old ""open sesame"" trick is a perfect solution, but Lili realizes it'd be better to start with reading the handle's installation instructions.

Mrs. Hoo borrows Mrs. Cottontail's mobile phone, but when she forgets what she did with it she realizes she's created a huge problem. Genie's solutions give Lili the idea to actually call the missing phone to find where it is.

Mr. John wants to read and Mr. Jack wants to nap, and that causes a problem when Mr. John finds Mr. Jack's snoring is distracting. Genie's solutions don't solve the problem but the kids' suggestion that Mr. John read somewhere else makes everyone happy.

Mrs. Hoo can't sleep. Genie finds lots of ways to make her sleepy as Lili and Leo figure out the real problem: bright sun shining through her window keeps waking her up. All Mrs. Hoo needs is a piece of cardboard to put in the window to keep her room dark.

The kids are trying to catch frogs when they find Mr. Jack hiding in the reeds. Genie have lots of solutions but the elderly squirrel refuses until the kids discover the real problem and their offer of a big towel is the perfect solution.

Poor Mrs. Cottontail is so busy she doesn't have time to play with Penelope. Genie's solutions aren't that helpful, but they do give Penelope an idea to solve the problem: a 'to do' list for Mrs. Cottontail with playing with Penelope at the very top.

The kids are trying to whistle but just can't figure out how as Mr. Jack's hiccups drive Mr. John bonkers. There are lots of ways to stop the hiccups, but it's the kids who figure out how to stop them and learn to whistle at the same time.

Daddy Deary starts sneezing uncontrollably, and Dr. Genie comes up with some very funny remedies. Doctors Lili and Penelope's investigation reveals the real problem: Daddy Deary's allergic to a bouquet of flowers they just put on the kitchen table.

Lili and Leo really don't feel like going to bed, so when a bat flies into their apartment, they're happy to stay up. Genie tries lots of ways to help but it's the brother and sister who discover a way to herd the bat through the front door.

Everyone loves flying a kite, but when there's no wind it's almost impossible. And when Mr. John's hat suddenly disappears, the kids discover that the fact there's no wind is actually a solution to his problem too.

The kids are disappointed when their paper boat sinks, and so is Mrs. Hoo who's spilled water on her notebook. Genie poofs up some funny solutions until Leo's powers of observation solve both of their problem.

Leo and Lili have drawn lovely pictures to mail to their grandmother, but they don't know how to write, ""I love you"". Thankfully, Mr. John's problem comes into play when the kids help track down the source of strange tapping.

Lili, Penelope, and Mrs. Cottontail are looking forward to making a delicious salad for lunch except the vegetable garden is infested with aphids. Genie's funny solutions aren't much help until the girls get him to use his magic to chase the aphids away.

Leo and Lili's tug of war ends in a tie when they discover poor Mr. Jack's locked out on his balcony. Genie comes up with funny solutions to help him but it's Lili and Leo who find the real solution that also allows them to have a fun tug of war together.

There's a ghost flying about Mrs. Cottontail's clothesline, and it's scaring her to bits. Genie's scared of the ghost too, but Lili and Penelope aren't. And it's a good thing because they solve the spooky ghost problem and help Mrs. Hoo get some rest too.

A hike to visit Penelope's aunt is lots of fun until they end up lost in the forest. Genie tries to rescue them, but it's not until the kids' experiences as Forest Rangers come in handy that they find the right trail to take.

Daddy Deary's cooking breakfast when the bread gets stuck in the toaster and starts to burn. Genie's always wanted to be a firefighter but his solutions aren't ideal. Leo and Lili find the solution when they suggest Daddy Deary first unplug the toaster.

When Mr. John leans over the fence to look at Leo and Penelope's paintings, his shirt gets stuck. Genie tries to solve the problem but it's not until Leo and Penelope take a closer look that they solve the problem and find the perfect thing to paint.

A nasty stain on Mrs. Hoo's blouse prevents her from joining some friends, so Genie gets busy trying to solve the problem. Thankfully, the kids are nearby and when they find the perfect solution they get to fly high in the sky.

Daddy Deary's planned a special day at the pond, but when a big thunderstorm blows in, it looks like the plans are wrecked. Genie's determined to help but it's not until the kids suggest playing in puddles that the special day becomes special for real.

Everyone loves playing spy so when Mrs. Hoo loses her lucky charm, the kids are excited to do some real sleuthing. Genie's solutions only cause more problems until the kids' spying reveals what really happened to Mrs. Hoo's lucky charm.