Pete needs to decide on an outfit for picture day, which leads him to seek fashion advice from friends; Pete and his family go on a trip to the beach so he can surf, but he is not immediately comfortable going in the water and needs brotherly help.

Pete has trouble creating a new song for the band to play and needs help from his friends and family; while preparing a dish to bring to school, Pete helps Grumpy embrace the three-bite rule to try new things.

Pete and his friends meet the new kid in town, but hanging out with him is different than what they expect; after Emma delivers a "weird" song, it's up to Pete to prove that weird is cool.

Pete is having a crummy day, but when Grumpy gives him magic sunglasses, he sees the world in a whole new magical light; when the gang is all hanging at the beach, Sally builds a great sandcastle but starts to worry that the tide will wipe it away.

Pete and his friends have to investigate when the cupcakes they made for Dennis' birthday suddenly disappear; Pete and his friends have a fun sleepover, but there is one problem: everyone is having trouble falling asleep when it's time for bed.

Pete and the band decide to play their first gig as a surprise at the town's big picnic, but wind -- and their own nerves -- get in the way and nothing goes as planned; the friends use their imagination to get to school after missing the bus.

Pete is preparing the perfect jack-o'-lantern for the pageant but faces an unexpected challenge when his pumpkin breaks; on Halloween night, the gang agrees to face their fears together and explore the spookiest places in town.

The gang tries to come up with a band name, and Pete's mom is trying to help; as the kids are playing a fun baseball game, Grumpy starts to get too competitive; when he does poorly, Grumpy gives up and runs away.

The kids are excited to go to a CatGo concert at the local state park, but the family van breaks down on the way; when Cat City gets a rare snowstorm, the kids get a snow day from school and set out to make the most of it.

The gang tries to cheer up Bob when a broken ankle keeps him from surfing; they learn the best way to make someone feel good is to figure out what they enjoy most; despite her desire to have "all the things," Sally has been losing things.