J. B. goes through bureaucratic hell to renew his spaceman's license.; Lots of talking animals, history gone wrong, Eeyore checks in to relieve his depression, we see some little-known Smurfs and the Bluetooth Fairy, and Elmer Fudd visits a taxidermy shop.; Lio continues his usual weird life, inventing strange things, annoying the neighbors and merchants, being tormented by his cat, selling souvenirs to aliens, and playing with monsters and Dr. Seuss's Thing 1 and Thing 2.; Wilma and Jeanie create a way for Holly to serve the customers at the coffee counter, which was a problem because as an elf, Holly is very short.; Victoria meets Joe's family. Meanwhile, we see a few non sequiturs of daily life.; After Warthog's mind control device is destroyed, the real king imprisons him and gives Flash and Dale a new spaceship to continue their search for Ming.; Cynicalman's house insurance runs out, he looks for a job, and has to deal with his evil twin.; The boys cause their usual mischief, the Captain complains of his poor physical shape, and he meets the King's accountant.; Rob and Buck try to rob someone, the merry men trick a guard, and the animals of the forest are just weird.; Wimpy sets out his news year resolutions, and Popeye's mother cooks a work of art.; Strange things around Flint.; Everyone has a free-for-all under the guise of a role playing game.; The boys try some of Sara's cookies and Greg gets a fashion lesson from his wife.; Gerald spends some time with his grandfather, and is unimpressed by other things in life.; Six typical examples of stupidity and absurdity in everyday life.; Pope shows off his basketball skills.; The Boomin' Onion is served at a restaurant, some bears try a conference call, and a skateboard grows up to become a hotel baggage cart.; More lack of wisdom from the Spats.; Henry visits Henrietta and plucks all the petals off her flowers.; A set of "which is different" pictures with an unexpected answer.