On a hill above a small town is a big butt that, with gruesome regularity, deposits an unwelcome present.  The villagers try to get it to stop.

A mom needs to go to a place that she knows her kids will hate, so she tells them it's a wonderful, magical place.  Little do they know, it's the DMV!

Based on a true story.

Some children hook some old meat on a hook and use their fishing pole to see what they can catch on the other side of that there bush.  They might catch something unexpected.

The man who could barbeque anything had a friend, and he said that he would eat anything.  A friend of his decides he's going to figure out how true that is by offering him all kinds of gross stuff to eat.

Old man Nolan sits the neighborhood children down to tell them about his terrible experiences in the war.  The children find some of it a little hard to believe.

On a nice peaceful night when everyone is sleeping, a cricket slips into a new house armed with a kazoo.  His mission: create some racket!

There once was a man who claimed he could barbeque anything.  Over the course of several evening dinners, his daughter sees just how far she can push him.  Can she find something that even he won't barbeque?

Mary Lou and Ted both want to be the one who spots the first robin of spring.  Mary Lou gets overly competitive about it, and may end up regretting being the first to spot the robin.

Tonight's story is about little baby Polly.  Polly can stand, but can't walk.  Don't ask her to walk.  Or bad things might happen...