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21A. Franklin's Birthday Party

Franklin gets carried away with his birthday plans and offers to take all of his friends to a spectacular party at Tamarack Point. Mom and Dad insist on something less extravagant. Not wanting to disappoint his friends, Franklin endeavors to create something equally as fun in his own neighborhood.

21B. Franklin's Nickname

Everyone loves the nickname Franklin thought up for Bear. Everyone except for Bear. When Franklin is given a nickname he isn't fond of, he begins to understand that good-spirited kidding has its place, but feelings can be hurt when it's taken too far.

22A. Franklin And Otter's Visit

Otter is coming to visit her old neighborhood and Franklin can't wait to resume the great friendship they once shared. But when Otter arrives, the two friends become aware of how some things have changed since she moved away.

22B. Franklin's Collection

Mr. Owl invites his students to bring a collection to school for show and tell. Franklin has trouble deciding what he wants to collect and with time running out, he becomes concerned that he will be the only one in class without something interesting to share.

23A. Franklin Says Sorry

Franklin spoils Bear's tree fort surprise when he blabs an entrusted secret to Fox. Now, Bear does not want to share anything with Franklin, including his friendship. Franklin's best efforts to set things right are unsuccessful until he learns the importance of saying "sorry."

23B. Franklin And The Fire

A devastating fire at Mr. Mole's store leaves Franklin worried about fire safety in his own home. When Franklin's methods of fire prevention get a little out of hand, Mom and Dad decide it's time to conduct a family fire-drill.

24A. Franklin's Garden

Franklin's fascination with a caterpillar turns to contempt after he discovers it's been eating the petunias in his garden. A visit to Mr. Mole's garden gives Franklin a new outlook about the world he shares with other living things.

24B. Franklin Runs Away

A series of disagreeable encounters with family and friends leaves Franklin and Snail feeling unwanted. They decide to run away and live the rest of their lives in the tree fort. While on a covert mission for snakes, Franklin and Snail discover how much everyone cares about them.

25A. Franklin And The Gloomy Day

The weather is gloomy and so is Franklin, when there is no one to play with and nothing to do. With Mom and Dad's encouragement, and his own creative imagination, Franklin learns how to chase away those boredom blues.

25B. Franklin Tells Time

Franklin is self-conscious that he has not learned how to tell time the way all of his friends can. When he is unable to find any more excuses for his lateness, Franklin confesses his difficulty to Mr. Owl and is reassured that everyone needs extra help sometimes.

26A. Franklin's Test

The incentive of winning a pen temps Franklin to use unfair tactics during a spelling test. Franklin soon learns that there is no satisfaction in winning unless you are going to play fair and square.

26B. Franklin And The Duckling

Franklin finds a duckling at the pond and gets more than he bargained for when he decides to be its adoptive parent. The outlook for a carefree summer does not bode well as Franklin discovers how much work a little duck can be.

27A. Franklin and His Night Friend

One night while stargazing with his Dad, Franklin encounters a neighbor he's never seen before. His name is Bat and he's so fascinating that Franklin wants to be just like him. Franklin becomes discouraged when he discovers the lifestyle of his new nocturnal friend is vastly different from his own.

27B. Franklin and the Two Henrys

Bear is looking after Beaver's pet hamster for the weekend, and everything is going smoothly until someone forgets to latch the cage door. With the weekend almost over, Franklin and Bear scramble to find a hamster look-alike before Beaver's return.

28A. Franklin's Nature Hike

While on a classroom nature hike, Snail accepts a helping hand from his good friend Franklin. When Franklin becomes too helpful, Snail has to remind him that he's quite capable of rising to any challenge in his own snail way.

28B. Franklin's Starring Role

It's time for Mr. Owl's class to perform its annual spring play and Franklin is disappointed when he's not chosen to play a leading role. He reluctantly accepts the job of stage manager, and begins to question his contribution to the show.

29A. Franklin's Masterpiece

The ice cream shop is having an art contest and Franklin will do just about anything to win the skateboard offered as first prize. Friendships become strained when it's discovered that Franklin's winning submission was really painted by more than one artist.

29B. Franklin and the Computer

Franklin's interest in swimming, soccer and cycling is put on hold when he focuses all of his attention on winning a computer game. With one game level left to conquer, Franklin must decide if playing on the computer is more important than being with his friends.

30A. Franklin the Trooper

Mrs. Muskrat is fixing up her old boat and Franklin jumps at the opportunity to help her with the job. The repairs turn out to be more work than he anticipated and Franklin must decide if the rewards of completing the task are worth so much effort.

30B. Franklin's Fossil

Franklin and Bear unearth an interesting fossil and decide to build a museum around their prehistoric treasure. Visitors to the museum are disgruntled when they pay a two-cookie admission and discover that the young curators can explain almost nothing about the rock.

31A. Franklin and the Fortune Teller

Beaver has a new toy top that tells fortunes, and all her friends are eager to give it a whirl. Things take a turn for the worse when Franklin's spin of the top foretells a day of bad luck.

31B. Franklin's Cellar

Franklin's overactive imagination transforms his cellar into a den of monsters. With the help of his friends, Franklin exterminates the imaginary beasts in a whimsical surprise attack.

32A. Franklin Plants a Tree

Franklin loses interest in planting his Earth Day tree when he sees how small it is. Thanks to Mr. Heron, the village naturalist, Franklin discovers the potential of his little seedling.

32B. Franklin and the Hero

The attributes of a true hero are redefined when Franklin and Snail forego the opportunity to meet their favorite comic book celebrity in order to help a neighbor in need.

33A. Franklin's Day Off

Once again, Franklin puts off the chore of dismantling his backyard fort until tomorrow and as a result, his day of fun becomes fraught with problems.

33B. Franklin's Homemade Cookies

Honesty may be the best policy, but when Franklin bakes a batch of unpalatable cookies for his friends, he learns how feelings can be hurt if the truth isn't handled with care.

34A. Franklin the Fabulous

After seeing the amazing illusions of a travelling magician, Franklin is inspired to stage his own magic show. His premiere performance goes awry when he attempts to master the hardest tricks first.

34B. Franklin Camps Out

Franklin learns the importance of perseverance when he goes on his first overnight camping trip and must tackle new challenges without the help of mom and dad.

35A. Franklin and the Puppy

Mr. and Mrs. Turtle agree to let Franklin care for a lost puppy while they endeavor to find its rightful family. The attachment Franklin has for the pup creates a moral dilemma when the real owner arrives at the Turtles' door.

35B. Franklin Takes the Bus

When Franklin takes the classroom school bus for the weekend without telling Mr. Owl, he learns an important lesson about why you shouldn't borrow things without asking first.

36A. Franklin and the Copycat

Franklin feels his pre-eminence as class artist being eroded when Rabbit begins to copy his drawing technique. After Franklin realizes that everyone, including himself, uses copying as a tool for learning, he cheerfully admits to Rabbit that he's a copycat too.

36B. Big Brother Franklin

Franklin cheerfully assumes the role of big brother when young Squirrel wants to play with him and his friends. Franklin begins to question his usefulness when Squirrel proves to be a whiz at just about everything.

37A. Franklin and the Grump

Mr. Groundhog is uncharacteristically grumpy these days. When Franklin discovers why, he involves the whole neighborhood in a heart warming scheme that's sure to brighten Mr. Groundhog's day.

37B. Franklin's Promise

Franklin's plans for a big adventure with his friends are thwarted when his father is unable to fix his bicycle as promised. Franklin is more understanding of his father's situation after an unexpected turn of events prevents him from fulfilling his own promise.

38A. Franklin and the Thunderstorm

A big storm is on the way and Franklin is reluctant to admit that he's afraid of thunder. Thanks to his understanding friends, Franklin learns that being afraid is nothing to be afraid of.

38B. FRANKLIN'S MAPLE SYRUP

After Franklin and his friends are given the opportunity to make their own maple syrup, a rivalry develops over ownership of the neighborhood trees. Things flow more smoothly, including the syrup, when everyone learns the benefits of co-operation.

39A. FRANKLIN HELPS OUT

Mr. Owl sends his class out into the community to learn first hand, the benefits of volunteer work. By day's end, Franklin has found jobs for everyone except himself and feels he hasn't accomplished his goal.

39B. Franklin's Missing Snacks

The unconditional trust between best friends is put to the test when a cache of snacks goes missing from the tree fort and Bear becomes a prime suspect.

40A. FRANKLIN'S GOOD DEEDS

Franklin sets out to get the recognition he deserves after the local newspaper inadvertently excludes him from a front-page photo showing all his friends being helpful citizens.

40B. FRANKLIN'S SUBMARINE

When his mail-order submarine arrives, Franklin can't believe it's only made of cardboard. With the help of his best friend Bear, Franklin learns how to make the best of a bad situation.

41A. MR. FIX-IT FRANKLIN

After helping his parents fix a few simple things around the house, Franklin becomes a roving repair-turtle. He soon learns that it takes more than the right tools to be an expert; it also takes lots of experience.

41B. FRANKLIN HAS THE HICCUPS

The fun of playing chess turns to stress when Franklin has to compete against the champion from another school. With the big match fast approaching, Franklin develops a case of the hiccups that just won't go away.

42A. FRANKLIN DELIVERS

Franklin and Bear are eager to deliver newspapers while the local paperboy is away for the weekend. They soon find out that windy Saturdays are much better for flying kites than delivering papers.

42B. FRANKLIN'S SHELL TROUBLE

The only thing worse than Franklin's bad case of shell-flake, is the smelly purple ointment he has to use to make it go away. Feeling shy about his shell trouble, Franklin decides to avoid everyone, but his friends have other ideas.

43A. FRANKLIN'S SAILBOAT

There's a toy sailboat race on Saturday and Mr. Turtle convinces Franklin that his old sailboat can be repaired before the competition. Franklin gets impatient and decides to buy a new sailboat. He soon finds out that newer isn't always better.

43B. FRANKLIN SNOOPS

Franklin stumbles upon a gift that was hidden for Bear's upcoming birthday. After accidentally telling Bear what it is, Franklin goes to great lengths to ensure his best friend will still have a birthday full of surprises.

44A. FRANKLIN'S FATHER

Franklin has a string of misadventures at the train station while waiting for his Mom to return from a weekend trip. When Mr. Mole happens by, Franklin hears that his father's childhood was full of mishaps too.

44B. FRANKLIN PLAYS HOCKEY

Franklin and Bear's winning streak comes to an end when an inexperienced player joins their hockey team. Not wanting to exclude anyone from the game, Franklin and Bear start a hockey school for beginners.

45A. FRANKLIN AND THE PUPPET PLAY

Preparations for a puppet play go awry when Beaver becomes a bossy director. But the show must go on and Franklin must find a way to get all friends to work together.

45B. FRANKLIN'S STOPWATCH

After Franklin discovers a stopwatch, he also discovers exactly how slow he is. With Snail's help, Franklin learns the importance of doing your personal best and that you shouldn't always compare yourself to others.