Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash become new friends after Dash discovers Pinkie is into practical jokes. But their new friendship is tested by the return of one of Rainbow Dash's old friends from Junior Speeder Flight Camp, Gilda the Griffon. And Gilda isn't keen on sharing Rainbow Dash with Pinke Pie all the time. Is Gilda a mean old mean meany-pants? Or is it really Pinkie Pie who's a judgmental jealous jealousy-pants? And is the nature of a good prank inherently evil? Find out in this week's Brony Quest.

It's harvesting time for the Apple Family, but Big Macintosh is injured.  Applejack is going to do the harvest all on her own, even if her brother says its impossible. Can it be done? And at what cost? Find out if there are any good messages in bad muffins in this week's Brony Quest.

Twilight Sparkle gets a letter from Princess Celestia with an invitation to the Grand Galoping Gala +1 guest. Trouble is, she's got five good friends who all want to go and only one extra ticket. And once word lets out, everyone in Ponyville is after Twilight and her extra ticket. What will she do? How can she please all of them? What does Post-Scarcity Economics have to do with the Magic of Friendship? Find out in this week's Brony Quest.

Long ago, in a magical pony land far far away: There were two pony princesses. Princess Celestia raised the sun every morning, Princess Luna raised the moon every night. But when Luna started to complain that her sister outshined her, Celestia used the most powerful magic known to ponydom to banish her to the moon.

Now it's been a thousand years, and prophesy states Luna will return. It's up to prized pupil Twilight Sparkle and her baby dragon slave to make sure that doesn't happen. But how can she warn her mentor, Princess Celestia when all these crazy ponies keep trying to be friends with her?

Does this show deserve a place in the Geek Pantheon? What messages lurk within? And what is the true value of a cup of tea? Find out as we take the first step in our Brony Quest.