The Slugs & Bugs Show!

As Randall prepares for the Advent season, Maggie decides to level up the annual Christmas Sing-Along and turn it into a full-blown Christmas Eve pageant spectacular. Meanwhile, Doug discovers a thief hiding out in the workshop and wrestles with whether he should let it stay and if he should keep it a secret. When the workshop's new neighbor, Scott Hamilton, announces he's building the biggest Christmas light display the town has ever seen, Maggie's finds herself called on to sacrifice more and more of her own dreams for the pageant to help her friends. With so much activity, emergency, and a dizzying carousel of friends stopping by, will Maggie erupt with frustration or embrace the invitation of Christmas?

Maggie and Morty are gearing up for the Wilderness Olympics, but frustration sets in when Morty turns their serious training into silly games. Andrew Peterson rolls in to show off his new tractor and spin a new song into something silly, sending Maggie into a serious spiral. Will she learn to embrace her imagination?

Randall’s friend sends a mysterious crate to the workshop, but it’s sealed up and will only open when the gang guesses what’s inside. To unravel the clues and reveal the secret, they’ll have to think outside the box. Fortunately, musician Buddy Greene stops by with a box of his own: a case full of harmonicas. Can everyone put their minds together and unpack this mystery?

Maggie offers to contribute her pictures to a story Doug is writing, but he prefers to work alone. Everything goes topsy-turvy, however, when Sparky and Morty accidentally mix all the pictures and pages together. When Randall’s friends, Ben Shive and Nickie Conley, arrive to collaborate on a song, the gang considers cooperating.

Everyone is being creative and busy, but the workshop is an absolute mess, and Doug has lost his favorite stuffed bunny. Author and musician Andrew Peterson stops by and offers to help out. Randall puts all projects on hold until they can get things cleaned up. To make things even worse, the dryer breaks down, so laundry lines have to be strung everywhere. Maggie tries to get out of doing chores, as she believes her time would be better spent training for her upcoming game. Will Maggie learn the value of pitching in and helping?

When Doug is gifted a new internet tablet, he becomes so distracted from daily life that the others decide he needs an intervention!

Randall helps Maggie and Morty Raccoon practice for the upcoming "Definition Bee." When Randall's friend, musician and author Propaganda visits and shares an inspiring, original piece, Doug and Sparky are motivated to try writing some of their own rhymes. Meanwhile, competitive tension turns into hurtful words between the raccoons. Can they also learn the power of words to heal?