Incredible Story Studio

In "Sports and Soap Operas" Toby, a science student, unravels her overworked teachers’ scheme to replace themselves with robots. In "Are We Having Fun Yet?" Isobel, a pied piper, plays her own composition on her clarinet making her hard-case teachers transform into her fun-loving servants.

In "The Great Cookie Calamity" Wally, a retail genius, manages to thwart a greedy tycoon's plans for world domination with the help of his grandmother's cookie recipe. In "Clash of the Typing Titans," ambition and greed transform Elizabeth and Cathy, two entrepreneurs whose typing services compete with each other, into workaholics, each determined to sabotage their rival's business.

In "Clone", the shy Bruce discovers a courageous side, while his clone finds a family. In “Buster”, a tyrant is forced to take an altruistic action in order to break an evil spell that makes him invisible.

In “Kids Rule the World,” the Council of Gods, made up of great golf fans, grants children the power to improve things – but they come up against the stubbornness of adults. In "An Angel With an Attitude", Jack Taylor must return to Earth and convince Grant not to let his best friend down so he can earn his passport to heaven.

In “The Burden of Power”, James uses an old magical object to change the behavior of a tyrant – and everyone around him. In “The Magic Violin”, Jenna manages to dodge her lessons with a magic violin – until a concert forces her to confess the deception to her father.

In "Alienation", young detective Tommy manages to prove that his friend is in fact an alien thanks to his talents and some fresh fruit. In “Never Trust a Goldfish”, Gerry, a young inventor, discovers that aliens disguised as goldfish are preparing to conquer the planet.

In "The Mystery of Sam McNall", Nick, on vacation with his family, suspects that the strange innkeeper and one of his customers have malicious intentions towards his younger brother Calvin. In “Moving is Such a Hassle,” friendship takes on a whole new dimension for Sara when she discovers that her friend is actually a ghost that she must free.

In “Best Friends Through Time”, Katherine, a reserved girl who is about to marry a cruel man in the 1800s, travels back in time to 1998 where a great friendship makes her realize her own worth. In “Grandpa and Me”, Charlie, a young loner, brings up a figure from the past who becomes his best friend while he was tracing the genealogical origins of his family during the 1950s.

In "A Pinch of Fame", a Dash of Ego and a Whole Lot of Imagination," Avery, using magic, manages to make a young movie star his lover by making him emerge from a movie screen - and finally realize that fame has its bad sides. In “The Loooove Triangle”, Rob and Evan, both slackers and best friends, put their friendship to the test when they both secretly fall in love with the same girl.

In “Shattered Dreams”, Isabelle, a young ballerina paralyzed following an accident, finds new meaning in her life by pushing another ballerina to surpass herself.

In "Election Day", Brendan, a young idealist who seeks to become president of his class, sees his life turned upside down by love and petty politics. In "Not So Nice Advice", Casey uses heartfelt mail in a mean-spirited way to prevent her biggest rival from winning the heart of a man she is also in love with.

In “Chocolate”, two young rebels manage to outwit their naughty school principal and distribute smuggled chocolate in a world where chocolate is illegal. In “Chocolate Chaos”, Mark, president of his school, exposes the nefarious intentions of a chocolatier, who wants to distribute addictive chocolates.

In “Girls and Gangsters”, three constantly bickering Spice Girl Kids use their special powers to thwart the plans of a gangster who wants to eliminate the director of their summer camp.