In this classic movie trope; Molly, Alan, and Max follow the adventures of Alex as he wishes away his younger brother, Stevie, to live an objectively better life that he throws away for absolutely no reason. (No bias here at all!)

Molly, Alan, and Max follow the adventures of Ian and Claire as they attempt to free their grandfather's ghost from an evil fire spirit in order to help heal their father's generational trauma.

Molly, Alan, and Max follow the adventures of Marissa Coop... uh... Vicky as she navigates a love triangle on an isolated island with the help of her grandfather and telepathic dolphins. Wow, that was an odd sentence to write.

Molly, Alan, and Max explore the multi-cultural dance exploits of a middle school dance team as they transform from dreadful to... somehow national level talent.

Molly, Max, and Alan follow Lexy and her fellow fashionable super sleuths as they work to unravel the mystery gripping their entire school and, by extension, the upper east side of New York City.

Max, Molly, and Alan follow the filmmaking adventures of Tru as she documents the life of her twin brother Eddie and how he navigates the world with his disability.

Molly, Alan, and Max follow Kelly as she is uprooted from her city life to be placed in a military school run by her father "Sir," and discuss her attempts to maintain her ideals and individuality.

In this based on a true story DCOM, Max, Molly, and Alan follow the athletic pursuits of Heidi and Heather, a pair of twins who ditch their short-lived volleyball dreams in pursuit of a sport they've never actually played: basketball.

Molly, Alan, and Max unpack the familial trauma and technological shenanigans of Nick Wrigley and his nephew Danny as they attempt to save (or steal) Christmas.

In their return to Halloweentown, Max, Molly, and Alan explore the consequences of revealing deep family secrets to strangers with roses.