Do is awakened by the sound of a beat and wants to figure out who’s making it and why it’s causing his foot to tap.
When a rainstorm blows into Beebopsburgh, Mi’s house begins to leak, ruining their picnic plans.
When Presto goes on vacation to visit his family for an overnight, Mi really misses him. Do and Re help Mi feel better.
When Re hurts her tail, her friends try their hardest to keep her calm and let her body heal.
Do learns that if he keeps trying, he can master one of the steps to flying — a spectacular landing.
Re has been asked to perform with Flora and the Flamingo-gos but doubts her tiny self next to the flamingos she admires so much.
Re tries to teach the chickies to make raspberry tarts but first has to find the best way to get their attention.
When the friends lose their way in the forest, they retrace their steps by following the sounds they heard on their way in.
Re gets the hiccups and thinks that there’s no way she can sing a special song to celebrate Maestro Moon while bouncing around.
Mi writes a special song for the friends on Feathery Friends Day. But when Mi can’t sing, the birds mess up the lyrics in a funny case of singing “telephone.”
The friends make a gift for Juan Peacock and learn that they can’t all work at the same time, so they work — and sing — in rounds to get the job done.
Do, Re and Mi help Seymore Saymore gain the confidence he needs to dance at the big Beebopsburgh dance.
The Beebopsburgh birdies enjoy the spooky fun on the Day of the Pumpkin. Will Do be able to conquer his fear of scary pumpkins to enjoy the Harvest Festival with Re and Mi? And how will Mi find a way out of the scarecrow maze? With music as the answer, of course!
When Do, Re and Mi can't figure out how to get the chickies to follow them home for lunch, they learn what job a conductor has and how it can help them.
It's Beatberry Picking Day and Do wants the birdies to beat the record and fill 10 buckets, but it's SO hot out, the birdies struggle in their effort.
Mi has an idea for an adventure--to hike up to top of Music Mountain and snowboard down it. But when Do and Re aren't following Mi's plan exactly, Mi becomes frustrated.
Re becomes overly concerned that the Spring Sing festivities won't be perfect—and this year, she's in charge!
The birdies set off on a camping trip and Harmony & Melody's starry night show, but Re is so excited, she can't calm down to sleep.
Juan Peacock boasts about being good at Beak Ball, but quits playing when he's not good on the field. The birdies learn the truth—he's never played before!—and help him try again.
Mi's envious of Juan Peacock and Pequena's travels outside Beebopsburgh and decides to leave town for more exciting adventures.
Do, Re & Mi help their friends Conga and Bongo paint their room, but discover the siblings have very different ideas about the paint color.
Mi's very excited to open a package on Mi's doorstep, until the birds discover the package is actually for Seymore Saymore.
Ahoy! Do, Re & Mi discover a musical treasure map while playing pirates with Seymore Saymore and set off to find it.
Dance and sing along with best birdie friends Do, Re and Mi and their friends in this music concert celebration.
When Mi gets stuck, Presto has to go find help--but the other birds can't speak lightning bug-- how can he get them to understand his message?
Do goes to flying school, but is nervous about flying in front of the other students, espcially Chester, who he imagines is good at everything.
With Pequena away, Do Re & Mi play with Juan Peacock - but the group has some trouble getting along when Juan Peacock insists on doing things his unique way.
Do flies! Do wishes he could flap faster, but discovers his flying speed might be just what's needed to save the day.
