Little Roy

Becky's making a scrapbook of her hero for a school project and Roy is eager to know who Becky's hero is! When Roy's curiosity lands him in the scrapbook, will they be able to get him out or will he be stuck in her glitterverse?

Roy is excited about the O'Briens' pirate barbecue. When Roy hears his neighbour Barbara talk about Mr Barker's fishing obsession, he becomes convinced that his goldfish is in danger. Finn is Roy's best friend and he will do anything to save him.

Roy becomes a genie in a teapot at the local fair. Roy, Becky and Tristan sell wares for Mrs Barker, but mean stallholder Stacy loses them a sale. Will their trick help them beat Stacy or will they learn that working together is the best policy?

Roy and Becky can't stand still and behave themselves for the O'Brien's family photo. Instructed by Maura to be as quiet as a mouse, Roy becomes entranced by Mr Barker's camera flash and turns into one. The problem is, how will Roy change back?

Roy fears Bill and Mr Jones will ruin the atmosphere at the family barbecue with their ultra competitiveness. Becky, Tristan and Roy decide to teach them the importance of teamwork to make them friends instead of rivals.

Roy accidently breaks Becky's tiara that she absolutely loves. As Roy's guilt grows, so does he! But will he let her think she broke the tiara or will he listen to the angel on his shoulder and come clean?

Roy finds it hard to spend a Saturday without Becky. Roy is determined to make a photo frame for Becky's return. Will he be able to manage without Becky's help or will he take down the house with glitter while trying?

Roy's frustration gets the better of him when building the Mega Tall Tower of Titans with Tristan. Will his family and friends help teach Roy that lightening up and laughing at yourself is best, or will Roy's fury steam-roll their barbecue plans?

Roy doesn't feel like his normal self when he gets separated from his shadow. With the help of Becky and Bill, Roy communicates with his shadow and convinces him that they belong together to make one another feel complete.

Roy eats too much pizza and drinks too much soda and turns into a floating pizza slice! Friends and family gather around to help bring Roy back down to earth, but will they be able to help him see that it's best to have everything in moderation?

Roy is disappointed that his 'lazy' Sunday of hanging out with the family won't be happening. He sulks, hoping it will change everyone's minds. But as his frustration grows, so does he, turning into the Incredible Sulk! When he can't stop it growing, huge tears begin flooding the garden. Will Roy learn to calm himself down, or will he keep getting bigger and his tears chase everyone out of the garden?

Roy wakes up extra early on a Saturday morning and decides to surprise his parents with breakfast in bed. Struggling to make pancakes by himself, Roy is delighted when Becky offers to help him make something simpler. Roy is happy when Maura and Bill thank him for his kind gesture. But his happiness soon fades when Maura and Bill see the mess he has made in the kitchen.

Roy sees a strange blue light in the garden and convinces Tristan it's aliens! Despite reassurance from Maura, Roy's imagination goes into overdrive as Tristan and he gather together an alien detective kit and search for clues of extraterrestrial activity. They discover a slime trail in the garden, strange footprints in the soil, and what appears to be a UFO landing pad in the grass! The clues are mounting up and things go galactic when Roy is convinced he's been zapped by aliens. What exactly is in Mr Barker's shed?

Roy and Becky practice ballroom dancing with Mr and Mrs Barker. They surprise Bill and Maura with this present at their wedding anniversary party. But when the time comes to perform, Roy is struck down by terrible stage fright and ends up freezing frame. Sad over letting his parents down, Roy finds a way to overcome his fears and finish the dance with Becky.

Roy is delighted when Bill gives him a toy DIY kit to play with. Bill and Mr Barker warn Roy to be careful with his toy hammer. Roy ignores this advice and accidentally whacks his thumb. This causes his thumb to swell up and talk in a grumpy tone of voice. Roy tries to hide his talking thumb from Bill. But in the end, Roy learns that lying to hide the truth eventually becomes impossible.

Roy is upset that his thought bubbles keep giving him away and getting him in trouble. Tristan tries helping Roy brainstorm how to solve his problem, but accidentally gets soaked by one of Roy's thought bubbles. Roy is fed up and wants to stop thinking. Will Roy continue to believe that his thought bubbles are a weakness or will he see that being a cartoon boy can be a huge advantage?

Roy can't wait to play with Mr Barker's new train set. However, a bout of cartoon hiccups soon get in the way of Roy's playtime. His hiccups cause him to bounce, crash and splat his way through the house and garden. The family gather to offer cures all at once - but none of them work! Roy fears the hiccups will last forever. What will he do now?

Roy and Mr Jones are helping Barbara clear out her garden shed when they discover Reg's old ventriloquist dummy. Roy discovers he can perform his own version of ventriloquism by literally peeling his mouth off his face and throwing it like a baseball. Mr Jones and Roy use this new skill to play practical jokes. However, the joke backfires on Roy and he fears he may never find his voice again!

Roy thinks he has found a new talent - street dancing. However, Becky is devastated when his energetic moves ruin her school project and shuts herself in her room. Roy tries his best to put the project back together, but it isn't enough to cheer Becky up. If his groovy street-dancing moves only cause chaos, does Roy have another talent he could use to make Becky feel better? And what would that talent be?

Roy feels left out when all his family and friends get nits. However, when Roy contracts cartoon nits of his own he is delighted and despite protestations from Bill and Maura for him to wash his hair, Roy refuses to abandon his new best friends.

Roy loses Tristan's handheld game and goes on a full-scale detective mission to find it. However, Roy keeps jumping to the wrong conclusions and accusing the wrong people, only making the situation worse. Will Detective Roy find Tristan's game?

Roy ponders what to make Maura for Mother's Day. Becky's present is impressive and Roy wants to match her efforts. After several failed attempts, including an extra special Mother's Day robot and a knitted jumper, Roy thinks he has found the perfect gift - a pet snail. But when the little fella escapes, Roy despairs he has no gift for his mam. However, Roy learns a valuable lesson in the process. Spending time with the person you love is far more precious than any gift.

Roy is impressed by Becky and Holly when they show him the numerous badges they have earned from the Girl Scouts by learning new skills. Roy is eager to earn a badge of his own. Maura suggests Roy can earn badges by helping her around the house. Roy happily assists his Mam when she installs a new alarm system. But when Maura accidentally locks herself and Roy out of the house, it is time to put Roy's new skills to the test. Roy uses his superstretchy ability to sneak back into the house through an open upstairs window. He tries to use his quicksilver reflexes to evade the alarm lasers but there are too many. What would Wonder Roy do?

Roy is excited about going to the park to climb trees with Becky and Tristan. But when Maura tells Roy he is too small to climb trees, Roy decides he is sick of being small and stretches himself out until he ends up eight feet tall. Roy thinks all his problems are solved and has a great time climbing trees in the park. But when people react to his giant size with fear and panic, Roy ends up feeling sad and confused. He really thought being tall would be the greatest thing in the world. Roy wonders what Wonder Roy would do?

Roy is playing football by himself in the garden when he notices his dad having a great time on the Barkers' back lawn. Bill invites Roy to join him and play with Mr Barker's prized collection of toy soldiers. They recreate a battle and cause an almighty mess. About to clean things up before Mr Barker arrives home, Bill and Roy notice that one soldier is missing - a little drummer boy. Bill frets about what Mr Barker will say if he finds out they lost one of his beloved troops. What would Wonder Roy do?