Thinking he is a seagull, a bird named Manou discovers that he is actually a swift who was adopted. When tragedy strikes, Manou sets off on a quest to learn his true identity -- and save his friends and family along the way.
With the help of his kindly neighbor, Mr. Percy, Peter, an average teenager, wins a free trip to a medieval castle. But, when Peter arrives for a photo opportunity, he is magically transported to the 14th century, where the insidious Lord Raykin has just seized the throne. In his struggle to return home, Peter must find the good wizard, Perceval (also Soles), and face down Raykin and his evil sorcerer, Eriuk.
A troll hates pranking people and is teased so much, he runs away. When a park ranger starts capturing the other trolls, the outcast troll has to rescue his friends and family without pulling any pranks.
Travel to Italy with Captain Feathersword and Professor Singalotta Songa; join the Wiggles for a music quiz and practice your ballet with Dorothy the Dinosaur.
Dropout and school district employee Ernest Worrell (Jim Varney) is in danger of losing his job because of a new rule that says all workers must be high school graduates. Ernest enrolls in classes, but the lovable dimwit struggles to retain information -- until teachers Gerta (Linda Kash) and Bobby (Bill Byrge) subject him to scientific experiments that turn him into a genius. Suddenly smart, Ernest also becomes an egomaniac, and unless he's careful he'll drive away his pals.
Drew's life is turned upside down after he's fired from the campaign, has a fight with Dallas and gets a reputation as a home-wrecker; Becky's online gaming becomes online dating.
Mr. Yates offers Tristan writing help if he comes to his apartment; Imogen is enamored with Jack and attempts to prove that she can hang with the crowd.
When Zoë worries about how she is being portrayed in her trial, she takes matters into her own hands; Becky is concerned about what she will say on the stand.
Degrassi dance is threatened by a superstorm headed straight for Toronto; Claire finds herself forced to spend the night with Eli in NYC; Maya and Zoe have no choice but to settle their rivalry as they take refuge in The Dot.
Degrassi dance is threatened by a superstorm headed straight for Toronto; Claire finds herself forced to spend the night with Eli in NYC; Maya and Zoe have no choice but to settle their rivalry as they take refuge in The Dot.
Clare confides in Alli and Jenna when she is overcome with morning sickness; Zoe is upset when Becky tells her she is too much of a distraction for the power cheer team; Miles and Tristan grow closer.
The father of Clare's baby is not taking the easy way out; Mr. Hollingsworth thinks he can buy Miles' support; Zoe grows tired of being judged by others.
Frankie thinks it's unfair that the girls are expected to show their bodies, giving Zoe a fundraising idea; Becky is different from the way she used to be.
Dropout and school district employee Ernest Worrell (Jim Varney) is in danger of losing his job because of a new rule that says all workers must be high school graduates. Ernest enrolls in classes, but the lovable dimwit struggles to retain information -- until teachers Gerta (Linda Kash) and Bobby (Bill Byrge) subject him to scientific experiments that turn him into a genius. Suddenly smart, Ernest also becomes an egomaniac, and unless he's careful he'll drive away his pals.
While divorced and bickering grandparents watch their grandchildren (Tia Mowry, Tamera Mowry), a lab experiment gone awry transforms the elders into teenagers again.