Jimmy Jones grows jealous when Monty brings home the class guinea pig for the weekend, leading them to wonder if being best friends means that you can't have other friends too.

When the Kazoops car breaks down, Monty wonders whether you can have can have a fun day out without ever leaving your home.

Jeanie tells Monty that all dinosaurs were slow, leading Monty and Jimmy Jones to imagine traveling back millions of years to see if they can find a fast dinosaur.

Monty and Jimmy Jones think nothing interesting happens in the garden, until they shrink to the size of a bee and go exploring.

When Stan and Violet ask Monty to tidy his room, they suggest he turn it into a game to make it more fun. However, Monty begins to question whether it is possible to do this.

The Kazoops are going shopping after Stan shrinks everyone's clothes in the wash.

Jimmy Jones is scared of monsters under the bed and Monty wonders how they can be scary.

Monty tries to change the rules of a board game when Jimmy Jones keeps beating him.

Monty wonders if there are any uses for a half of a pair of something.

Monty questions whether you can only play a game if you have all the correct equipment.

When Monty can't find a pair of matching socks, he wonders why things should match at all.

Monty tries to get his family to play football with him, but they are all too busy doing flower-related activities. Monty starts to wonder if flowers are really as amazing as everyone seems to think they are.

When the rain interrupts Monty and Jimmy Jones' backyard games, Stan brings them inside. Monty wonders whether there is a way to have fun outside, even when it's raining.

Stan and Violet get Monty a new bike, but Monty is disappointed to learn that this means his first, smaller bike will be passed on to someone else who can use it. He wonders why it is that you have to let go of your favourite things when you outgrow them.

Monty and Gran paint portraits of Jimmy Jones, but when Monty looks at Gran's and sees that it doesn't look much like real life, Monty wonders whether all paintings have to look like the things being painted.

Even though it is bedtime, Monty and Jimmy Jones aren't tired and Monty wonders if the night is really just for sleeping.

Monty ponders whether all heroes have to solve big problems or if there are some superheroes who focus on smaller tasks.

Monty is disappointed to find the cubby house Stan built him is empty inside, until he begins to fill it with his imagination.

Monty is in the mood for celebrating and begins to wonder if you really can only celebrate big, special occasions.

Monty is surprised when his family tell him that Jimmy Jones can't appreciate music because he's an animal.

The Kazoops decide to replace their broken couch, but Monty doesn't think being broken makes something useless.

Monty is in a topsy-turvy mood and doing things a little bit differently, leaving him questioning why things always have to be same.

Monty thinks Gran's soup might be the tastiest ever, but he wonders how you can know if something is the best in the world.

After seeing an advertisement for the World Food Festival, Monty wonders if there are ways other than travelling to explore the world.

Jeanie wishes she was a famous popstar, but Monty wonders if being famous would really be as great as his sister thinks.

Monty discovers he is the only one in the family who can't whistle, but wonders if with practice you can perfect anything.

Monty doesn't think he is similar to anyone else in his family and wonders whether everyone in a family should be alike.

Monty wonders if it is possible to feel both happy and sad at the same time.

When Jimmy Jones falls asleep doing some cloud-gazing, Monty wonders what animals dream about.

Monty wonders whether the Queen has perfect manners all the time, or whether even royalty slip up now and then.