Lola feels uneasy in the dark one night, so she asks Charlie if she can sleep with him. Of course Charlie has no problem with it and let's her, but can he help Lola with her fear of the dark? Read and find out.

Inspired by Mrs. Hanson, Lola takes up a new hobby - turkey calling! She turns out to be a natural, and before long, she's attracted a turkey. But when the turkey takes a real liking to her and refuses to leave her side, Lola has to find a way to make it leave her alone!

It's time for the annual school play, but Lola's stuck playing the part of "Cow Number Two," while Evie lands the starring role. It's up to Lola to make the most of her small part; with the help from Lotta, she choreographs a climactic mo-o-o-o-ove for herself and has the crowd on their feet.

Charlie recruits Lola and Marv as treasure-hunting pirates when he discovers what appears to be an oyster. Will the shellfish have a precious pearl inside, or is the blonde boy sorely mistaken?

After Charlie, Lola and their dad spend an afternoon reading superhero comics, Barbara's monkey rattle suddenly goes missing! Could it be the evil doings of some evil supervillain or something? In order to get Barbara's rattle back, Lola and Charlie recruit their friends to form their own crime-solving superhero team!

When a beautiful butterfly from the chrysalis in Charlie's butterfly terrarium, Lola begs him to let her take to school for Show & Tell. He finally agrees, but while showing and telling, the butterfly escapes and flies away! Lola, donning a flower-shaped balloon hat, sets out of find it.

It's time for the 12th Annual Easter Egg Hunt, which takes Charlie and Lola and their family all over town, by roller skate, scooter and bicycle --performing silly stunts to collect clues about the location of the Golden Easter Egg. It's a wild chase as Team Charlie try to find it before any of the other families!

Charlie is excited to be invited to Marv's house for dinner, until he learns that he must reciprocate with an invitation. He worries that Marv will be unimpressed by his family's casual table manners. But after dinner at Marv's proves not to be much fun, Charlie appreciates his own lively family dinners.

Marv comes down with a bad case of "itchyfootitis," so it's Dr. Lola to the rescue, with all kinds of silly treatments. When the "condition" begins to spread to others, Lola imagines herself running an entire "itchy foot" hospital, and eventually discovers the perfect cure.

There's a new boy in Charlie's class and his name is... Charlie! Confusion ensues, and Charlie (the original Charlie) can't believe that he shares his name with another person. After a brief stint calling himself "Wilson," Charlie eventually decides that a two-Charlie town might not be so bad at all.