Olivia

When Olivia’s Mom gets sick, Olivia steps into her shoes and helps plan a tea party. And not just any old tea party – this is a pirate tea party! It’s not quite what the client had in mind, but in the end they have to admit: there’s never been a tea party as much fun as Olivia’s!

Olivia is disappointed when she hurts her leg on the eve of her big tap dance recital. But the show must go on! Taking inspiration from her baby brother William’s rolling walker, she builds herself a fanciful apparatus – the tip top tapper – so that she can dance as scheduled. Thanks to her new invention, her performance is a hit!

A firefighter’s visit to Olivia’s classroom inspires Olivia and her friends to become make-believe firefighters themselves. Their first mission: to get Olivia’s cat Edwin into a tree, so they can rescue him. But their plan works a little too well: before long, every cat in the neighborhood is stuck in the tree!

Olivia’s baby brother William’s first birthday is coming up and Olivia is determined to find him the absolute best gift ever. But what does he want? After much sleuthing, she makes him a homemade xylophone… only to discover he likes the wrapping paper best of all.

Olivia manages to gather up enough coins to get her Dad a rare comic book for Father’s Day, but she’s too late – it’s already been sold. Instead of despairing, Olivia has a brilliant idea: she and her friends will act out the thrilling adventures of Magnet Girl themselves – much to Dad’s delight!

When Perry takes a liking to a dog that follows Olivia home, Olivia decides they should get married. Elaborate wedding plans ensue, but at the last minute, the “bride” runs away! To find her, Olivia will need a little from Perry, and from the dog’s surprise owner – Daisy!

Mrs. Hogenmuller is being evaluated for a “Teacher of the Year” award, and Olivia is determined to make sure everything goes smoothly. But despite her best efforts, chaos ensues. Luckily, she has a plan to show Mrs. H. that she doesn’t need an award to be teacher of the year in the eyes of her students!

When Dad’s elaborate scale house model is destroyed, Olivia takes it upon herself to build another one before Dad returns home with his important client. What’s more, her version will be better, redder, and bigger – so big that she and Ian have to build it in the backyard!

Inspired by Mrs. Hogenmuller, Olivia takes up a new hobby – turkey calling! She turns out to be a natural, and before long, she’s attracted a turkey. But when the turkey takes a real liking to her and refuses to leave her side, Olivia has to find a way to make it leave her alone!

Dad accompanies Olivia and Francine as they set out to earn a Pioneer Scouts merit badge by planting a flag atop Maywood Hill. Along the way, the trio faces one obstacle after another – including a skunk! But thanks to Olivia’s preparedness, they overcome each hurdle and make it to the top!

On the eve of the annual Maywood soapbox derby, a sudden rainstorm soaks Olivia cardboard car and completely ruins it. Never one to throw in the towel, Olivia turns Perry’s doghouse into a racecar and triumphantly wins the race – with Perry as her copilot!

When a beautiful butterfly emerges from the chrysalis in Ian’s butterfly terrarium, Olivia begs him to let her take it to school for Show & Tell. He finally agrees, but while showing and telling, the butterfly escapes and flies away! Olivia, donning a flower-shaped balloon hat, sets out to find it.

The annual town dance competition is coming up, and Olivia is determined to put an end to the reigning champs’ (“The Prancer Dancers”) winning streak. With some help from Grandma, she forms her own rag-tag dance troupe, and learns a thing or two about dancing for the pure joy of it!

After Olivia and Dad spend an afternoon reading superhero comic books, a toy of William’s suddenly goes missing! Could it be the evil doings of some evil super villain? To get William’s toy back, Olivia recruits her friends to form her own crimesolving, superhero team!

Olivia can’t wait to see an upcoming meteor shower – she even convinces Mom and Dad to let her stay up late to watch it. Olivia excitedly begins plans to make a family evening out of it, but Mom, Dad and Ian keep falling asleep! Olivia has to find new and creative ways to keep them awake so they don’t miss the show!

The big school talent show is coming up, and Olivia is looking forward to wowing the crowd with her drum playing. But moments before she’s scheduled to take the stage, her drum kit is accidentally destroyed! Olivia has to think fast, drumming on trash cans and other items in a rousing “Stomp”-like performance!

When Perry starts teaching Daisy’s dog (Miss Buttercup) some bad habits, Olivia is determined to teach him some good manners: she enrolls him in her very own Doggy Charm School. But her lessons don’t seem to sink in – Perry digs up Daisy’s prized flower bed, and Olivia has to find a way to fix it!

Olivia has found the perfect Christmas present for Ian, but how can she keep it a surprise? Luckily, Olivia finds the perfect hiding place for it: under a bucket in the backyard. But on Christmas morning, the entire yard is covered in snow! Olivia has to find a way to uncover Ian’s present, and fast!

Olivia’s class is learning to how to square-dance, and Olivia is thrilled. She’s less thrilled, however, to be partnered with clumsy Harold Hockenberry, who seems to have two left feet. But when Olivia learns what a skilled gardener Harold is, she incorporates gardening into their square-dance, with fabulous results!

Everyone is in Olivia’s family is disappointed when their cruise is cancelled after Ian breaks out in a strange rash. Nevertheless, Olivia is determined to show her family a good time. With an inflatable pirate ship bounce house, Olivia takes her family and friends on the backyard cruise of their lives.

Olivia finds the perfect birthday present for Francine in a box of cereal – a pink charm bracelet! But when it accidentally falls down the drain, Olivia has to scramble to find an alternative: using trinkets that recall some of their favorite memories together, Olivia makes her own charm bracelet for a delighted Francine.

Olivia is thrilled when she’s chosen to build the mascot snowman –or in her case, snowlady – for the annual Maywood winter festival. She’s determined to build the biggest snowman anybody’s ever seen! But when all the snow melts away, Olivia has to build her snowlady out of something else: cotton candy!

One windy day, Olivia invites all her friends to a kite-flying extravaganza. But by the time they’ve built their kites, they have a big problem: all the wind has stopped! Olivia, never one to let a little thing like that stand in her way, saves the day by building a pedal-powered wind-making device.

Olivia, Ian and Francine are excited for the big toy boat race, but when they arrive at the park, they discover that the pond is all dried up! When their attempts to refill it (by hose, water balloon, and rain dance) prove unsuccessful, Olivia finds a way for the boat race to go on as planned – on dry land!

Olivia’s class field trip to an old west mining town goes awry when Mrs. Hogenmuller accidentally loses the key to the school bus! Olivia must lead her classmates as they retrace their footsteps and find the missing key. Along the way, they uncover a few surprises, including a long-lost buried treasure!