Hortense the rocking horse is a bit of a worrier

Balthazar discovers there's more to being a leader than youth and strength

Ditz gets washed and hung up to dry / Because Daffodil doesn't say much, the other toys think she doesn't really understand.

Dinkybeard comes to the playroom to play pirates / The children tie Rugby and Raisin together and pronounce them married.

Balthazar, tired of his responsibilities, wants to be a carefree little baby / Ditz thinks a lost puzzle piece is a piece of the real sky.

Bratty Rat threatens to tell on Raisin / Hortense has to clean up her mess before the children return.

Spy Guy, a toy the children ordered, finally arrives, but he's not at all what they expected / Rugby hates being told what's going to happen.

Mew wants to prove that he's not just a cat toy / Hortense is once again left out of the children's birthday celebrations.

Balthazar must face his greatest fear to rescue a friend / To a toy, being plush is a state of mind

The children make a paperbag puppet, named Datz, to be Ditz's brother.

If a toy doesn't get shared he or she becomes invisible to the other toys / The children, in a moment of generosity, decide to give Rugby away.

Raisin decides it's her turn to be queen / It's up to Balthazar to save Rugby from Beamland.

Mew borrows Rugby's precious tail and loses it! / The Bunny Lamp wants to be a real toy.