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Ryan faces a retired piano teacher and her robotic instrument army and learns the importance of diligence and hard work.

After years of students refusing to practice, an embittered piano teacher finally snaps. She has created an army of robotic instruments programmed to destroy all bad music! Meanwhile, Ryan – a piano playing dropout – must learn to work diligently no matter how tedious the task if he's to reprogram the army and save the day!

Key Theme: Diligence – God wants us to put our whole heart into everything we do.


Approximately 25 minutes; Recommended for ages 6-12

Ryan goes into a world made completely out of candy and learns the importance of self-control.

Granny and her boys are cooking up trouble! They’ve created a tasty town made entirely out of candy! You can swim in Jellybean Bay, sled down Ice Cream Sundae Hill or eat one of the many gumball trees. But don’t eat too much or you might get trapped in Candy World for good! Granny’s “special recipe” contains a secret formula that is as dangerous as it is delicious. Ryan and his mom must learn to practice self-control if they are to stop Granny and save the people of Candy World!

Key Theme: Self-Control –God's power helps us say no to temptation.



Approximate Runtime: 25 minutes

Ryan goes undercover at the circus to find Kackle the Clown and learns the importance of true joy.

Kackle the clown has taken over the circus and plans to launch his giant cupcake canon at an unsuspecting audience! Ryan and his mom must go undercover and stop him before it’s too late. But first, Ryan will have to overcome his own disappointment when a precious treasure given to him by his father gets destroyed. Will he be able to find true joy in the midst of discouragement?

Key Theme: Joy – Happiness comes and goes, but joy lasts forever.


Approximately 25 minutes; Recommended for ages 6-12


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Ryan faces an evil granny with some exploding Christmas turkeys and learns that when it comes to being patient with others, keeping your cool isn’t as easy as it sounds.

A turkey secretly packed with granny’s explosive hot sauce threatens to ruin Christmas dinner for good. Ryan is called in to investigate but is forced to bring his niece and nephew along for the mission. Will he be able to show the rambunctious twins patience and keep his cool long enough to stop the explosion?<

Key Theme: Patience – God helps us be patient with others.


Approximately 25 minutes; Recommended for ages 6-12


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Please be advised that this episode contains scenes involving a comical approach to a character’s food allergy. The scenes were never intended to diminish the seriousness of this issue. Please use caution when viewing.

Ryan faces a band of ninja chickens and must learn the importance of forgiveness in order to save the day.

Becky has had it! She's tired of people making fun of her and her pet chickens. Driven by revenge, she and her newly-trained ninja chickens plot to destroy every chicken restaurant in town and then the world! Meanwhile, Ryan has an allergic reaction to some chicken pot pie and blames his mom. He will have to learn to let go of his grudge if he's going to stop Becky and save the day.

Key Theme: Forgiveness – God hates when we hold a grudge.


Approximately 25 minutes; Recommended for ages 6-12


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Ryan goes undercover to protect the crown jewels of Roopleooplestein from a greedy pirate and learns the importance of respecting authority.

Pirate Pete is at it again and this time he plans on stealing the crown jewels form the queen of Roopleooplestein! Deb goes undercover as queen and Ryan must show her proper respect while pretending to be her servant and guarding the crown. Things take a turn for the worse when the director of the annual Wooden Spoon festival quits and Ryan must step in as the leader. Ryan learns that respecting authority is important, and being in charge isn't always as easy as it seems!

Key Theme: Respecting Authority – God puts people in positions for a reason.


Approximately 25 minutes; Recommended for ages 6-12


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