When a meteor crashes into Lyle's cave, everyone goes looking for aliens. Soon, EVERYONE looks suspicious.

The rumbling of a nearby volcano provokes the gang to come up with Freeborn-saving solutions, each more ridiculous than the last.

A very lonely Dodo mistakes a plastic dodo as the real thing, and falls in love.

When Gnu accidently empties a wishing well of all its coins, he takes it onto himself to see to it that everyone's wishes still come true.

Eugene refuses to respond to a chain letter, setting off a string of comical consequences.

When Lana responds emotionally to a message in a bottle, a jealous Lyle tries his own hand at romantic poetry.

J.P. Weasel makes a return visit to Freeborn, and everyone is understandably suspicious of the charlatan. Still, in no time at all, our gang falls for his promises of fame and fortune, hook, line and sinker.

Lyle falls asleep reading Robin Hood, and dreams the romantic tale starring himself and Lana.

When no one will admit to theft, it's decided by Lana that the mystery can only be solved in a Freeborn courtroom.

Freeborn is haunted! What starts out as a playful sting on Lyle ends up scaring everybody.

The gang believes one of their ponds has magically transformed into a fountain of youth.

Gnu falls out of a tree, and forgetting who he is, accidently assumes the identity of his son's favourite comic character.

Little Louie decides to go out on an adventure all by himself, provoking Lyle and the others to form a hapless search party.

Lyle finds what he believes to be a treasure map, and the gang combines all their natural tracking instincts to find it.

Our gang, ever-ready to believe anything, gets caught up trying to debunk a ridiculous succession of urban myths.