Egbert, Margaret & Stephen

One night, when Margaret can't sleep, the moon asks for her help. There is a very tall, very gentle alien waiting on the moon and he wants to explore Earth. If Margaret reaches out, Mr Kneel can grasp hold of her hand and come down. But Margaret is so sleepy she's not sure she can stay awake long enough to help him.

The mischievous crocodile at the Aquarium has stolen the security guard's spirit. Egbert, Margaret & Stephen risk their lives to get the desperate security guard out from between those deadly teeth.

Obsessed with finding Stephen's swimming trunks, Egbert harasses everyone at the pool. The lifeguard threatens to throw him out. Then the gruff gardener steps in to help Egbert - but he is a saviour or a swindler?

Margaret desperately wants her French teacher to fall in love with her. She writes a terrible poem with Egbert's calligraphy pen (she'll pay for that later) and buys the teacher croissants and coffee. But it is the French waitress who shows Margaret how to handle a baguette - and what French love really means.

Egbert creates two funny stories. One about a balloon man allergic to balloons popping. The other about a woman with a bee up her nose. The balloon man and the bee woman step out of their stories and turn up at Egbert's house, demanding that Egbert change their terrible endings.

The Climate Change Controller visits Egbert, Margaret and Stephen and threatens to fine them a lot of money for their wasteful energy practices. The three siblings quickly come up with drastic solutions to climate change.

Margaret plays a prank on Egbert, Egbert gets Margaret back worse. It all starts to snowball and then Stephen enters the game with the biggest prank of all. Beware the parrot.

Stephen is afraid of the dark. Margaret and Egbert challenge him to spend a night with them in the forest. In the middle of the night they come face to face with the Silver Winged Iridescent Fly, a strange, exotic creature with a rare talent.