Harvey Beaks

To have an awesome time at the lake, Harvey has to do the one thing that’s the hardest for him - get in really big trouble.

Harvey and Foo rent a bike from a grumpy shopkeeper and learn the meaning of the phrase 'Buyer Beware.' Always excluded from Valentine’s Day festivities, Fee makes up her own holiday - Anti-Valentine’s Day!

The discovery of a giant, stone finger in the ground leads the kids on a passionate quest to find out what’s attached to the rest of it. When Fee and Foo become magnetized, nature seems determined to force them apart.

Harvey tries to have a magical night of bonding with his dad, but everything goes horribly, horribly wrong. To prove that she’s still got excitement in her veins, Miriam takes Fee and the girls out for a wild night.

The kids find a detached tail in the woods and decide to keep it. But when the original owners resort to dirty tricks to get it back, Fee shows she can play dirtier than any of them.

It’s all-ages night at the club and Harvey can’t wait to blow everyone’s minds with his rad dance moves. Harvey becomes convinced that he’s a rebel... even though he has no idea what being a rebel means.

Envious of Fee and Foo’s cool scars, Harvey asks them to give him a scar of his own. He just doesn’t realize that getting hurt is part of the process.

Fee’s prejudices against ghosts gets her into a mess of trouble with the local ghost librarian. Tired of seeing Princess unfairly win at everything, Harvey and his friends try to teach her a lesson.

When Foo accidentally destroys a bug village, he tries to make it up by giving them a safe, new home: Harvey’s house. Dade is thrilled to hang with Harvey at the yearly Old-Fashioned Days festival.

The twins invite Harvey over for a sleepover. There’s just one problem: Harvey has NEVER made it all the way through a sleepover before.

After Fee gets her first ever haircut, she has to decide what’s better: looking awesome or being awesome. Harvey feels jealous when all the kids fall in love with his favorite detective book series.

Harvey helps his Dad’s garage band hit the big-time. But when the band’s egos get out of control, it’s up to Harvey to bring them back down to earth.

When Harvey goes overboard with his new day-planner, Fee tries to show him that the best-laid plans are sometimes the least-planned ones. Harvey enlists the help of the twins to cook a big, fancy dinner for his parents.

When Randl cuts ties with his mom, Fee and Foo have to make him see how perfect a mother she really is. Harvey pulls off a prank on Littlebark Grove.

To save Littlebark from the rising tide of trash and litter, Harvey becomes the superhero his town needs. / Having outgrown his favorite baby toy, Harvey gives it to Foo.

When Princess claims Foo as her boyfriend, Fee and Claire team up to undo the disaster.

It’s board game night at the Beaks’ house. Harvey teams up with his dad against his mom and the twins.

A crime-wave has hit Littlebark! Fee is the culprit and now Harvey has to figure out if it’s better to be true to the rules or to your friends.

Feeling like no one in town shares his interests, Moff builds a portal to another dimension. Afraid that he can’t protect his family from an imaginary yeti, Irving goes to Rooter’s survivalist family for help.

After the kids claim that last year’s Halloween maze wasn’t at all scary, the squirrels swear to make this year’s maze the scariest ever. Everyone enters the maze but will anyone ever exit?

Technobear is shocked to discover his real name is Terrybear. With no idea who he really is anymore, this bear bro decides to re-invent himself.

Wanting to be as cool as his younger brother Wade, Dade tries to change everything about himself. But the biggest change he has to make is how to be a better brother.

Fee and Foo have a secret language just for the two of them. But when Fee shares it with Harvey, Foo feels betrayed and vows never to talk to her again – in any language!

Wracked with guilt over accidentally breaking a plate, Harvey tries to find a big enough punishment for himself before he loses his little mind.

Harvey is turning ten. But when he mistakenly believes that turning ten means becoming a boring adult, he tries to delay adulthood by cancelling his birthday.