Secret Life Of Toys

Balthazar is feeling old and tired, and when he sees the other toys admire the youth and strength of Dr. Wizardo, the hero of a kid's computer game, he presses the "escape" button and lets Wizardo out. / After Ditz interrupts Rugby's magic show, Rugby wishes Ditz would disappear. Ditz agrees this would be a great trick, so Rugby puts Ditz in his magic box, never expecting that he will disappear

When Raisin accidentally tapes over one of the children's audio cassettes, the last thing she needs is Bratty Rat threatening to tell on her. / The children set up an elaborate practical joke, using Hortense as an integral part of their Rube Goldberg-type mechanism. When they leave the room, Hortense sneezes and accidentally sets off the joke, therefore breaking the First No-No.

Hortense, the venerable rocking horse, has always been a worrier. But when she believes herself to be the getaway horse in a bank robbery, she does more than worry. / The Magic Fish is a fortune-telling game the children play. When they leave the room the clairvoyant fish, naturally, comes to life and starts answering questions.

Balthazar, the leader of the toys, is believed to be fearless. But he's secretly terrified of heights. When Felix is found stuck behind a radiator, Balthazar must face his greatest fear in order to save a friend. / A toy who is plush is unbelievably cool, and Rugby naturally considers himself to be the plushest toy in the playroom. He maintains all tigers are plush..until he meets Humble Gary.

Raisin is sick and tired that Daffodil, the fragile doll who lives on the High Up Shelf, is always chosen to be the queen. Raisin decides it's her turn. /When Rugby annoys everyone by always doing exactly the opposite of what he's told, Balthazar just laughs. When he tells Rugby to go into the dark and dangerous attic room, Rugby doesn't refuse and goes in. Now it's up to Balthazar to save him.

The kids make a paperbag puppet, named Datz and declare him to be Ditz's brother. Ditz is thrilled to have a brother. Fuelled by Ditz's belief in him, Datz comes to life...and he is not a nice guy./Raisin has heard Rugby boast too many times. When he says he's not afraid of the Mummy that might come back to claim the Mummy Stone which Rugby has, Raisin schemes to scare Rugby and prove him wrong.

Mew borrows Rugby's precious tail for a game of Pin the Tail on the Tiger. Once blindfolded, he wanders into the children's imaginary lion's den. When the lion roars, Mew is so scared that he drops the tail and flees. / The Bunny Lamp wants to be a real toy. For one wonderful moment he is free to move around just like a real toy -- until he realizes that now there's no one to be the lamp.

Mew wants to prove that he's not just a cat toy - he's a mouse! So he runs away and moves into what he thinks is a mousehole. But it's not a mousehole. It's the tunnel which is set up for the children's electric train. / Hortense is once again left out of the children's birthday celebrations. To make it up to her, her friends decide to give her a birthday party.

Dinkybeard comes to the playroom to play pirates just when Raisin wants to show everyone her latest acrobatic tricks. Unfortunately, they'd all rather play pirates instead, so Raisin decides she does not like Dinkybeard. / The children tie Rugby and Raisin together and pronounce them married. Rugby can't believe his bad luck.

Balthazar, tired of being the oldest and wisest, says that he would like to be a carefree little baby, always always. Though warned about the power of an "always always", Balthazar insists that's what he wants. / When Ditz discovers a lost piece to a puzzle, he thinks he's found a piece of the real sky. He elicits the help of Eggy to put the piece back where it belongs before the whole sky falls.

Ditz gets washed and hung up to dry. When he comes off the clothesline, he finds that he can't put his arms down. In order to keep him from being upset about this, his friends find all sorts of ways to employ a clown with his arms stuck up in the air. / As far as the toys are concerned, Daffodil is "not like us". Because she doesn't say much, they think she doesn't really understand.

Spy Guy, a toy the children ordered, finally arrives, but he's not at all what they expected. He's a bear, and they already have a bear. So, their mother suggests they take him back. But Spy Guy doesn't want to go back. / Rugby hates being told what's going to happen or how things work - he'd much rather find out for himself.

If a toy doesn't get shared, they become invisible to the other toys until they get shared again. This would happen to Mew on the day of the Big Bounce Contest -- and he's the best bouncer the Little Toy Team has! /In a moment of generosity, the children decide to give Rugby away to the local children's hospital. Though being a Giveaway is the greatest honor for a toy, Rugby doesn't want to go.