The Remarkable Mr. King

Mr. King builds a machine to catch a caterpillar, but accidentally damages the environment./Mr. King figures out how to be a big help to his friends as they prepare for a concert.

Mr. King paints the world purple and learns that true beauty includes all colours./Mr. King’s efforts to block out an annoying noise lead him to the surprising source.

Mr. King tries to make Chanelle laugh, but makes her cry instead, and must fix his approach./Tex’s party is disrupted when bees think the antler cover Mr. King made for Jim is a beehive.

Mr. King makes his own cool pool on a hot day and accidentally drains the pond./Mr. King builds a giant umbrella to keep the rain away, but then realizes rain is good.

Mr. King and his friends find a way to make a picnic work with some ants./Mr. King tries to help Rolo keep a rainbow forever by scooping some of it up in a jar.

After skipping rocks and disturbing the fishes’ home Mr. King takes greater care./Mr. King’s plan to see birds easily brings too many birds and he has to scale back his idea.

Mr. King wants to help Rolo pick raspberries, but how will he deal with their prickly bushes?

Mr. King pretends to be a lone brave knight but needs help at a supposed dragon’s cave. Mr. King talks to Skit and Skoot through homemade telephones, but wires get crossed.

Mr. King makes a fun day last forever and realizes that you need rest to have fun.

Mr. King puts on a play and learns the value of collaborating with his friends./Mr. King takes what he thinks is an owl’s egg to Harriet’s nest, but it’s a turtle’s egg!

When Jane Snail is slow to get to a party for her, Mr. King is quick to modify the plans./Mr. King and Rolo go to the moon using a bunch of balloons. But how will they get home?

Mr. King claims he doesn’t like skating until he finally tries it. When Mr. King uses up all the snow he learns that he wasn’t the only one with snow plans.

Mr. King figures out how to accommodate differences in order to play with his fish friends./Mr. King and his shadow try to delight Mr. King’s friends, but they are not amused!