Kiff (TV series)

After a hat that Bunny Guinness brings to "Bring a Thing" proves popular (so much that everyone in the school tries to steal it), Donk tries to keep it safe so that Bunny can show everyone at an event later. A strong wind causes a series of misadventures for Donk in trying to retrieve it, including Helen, who wants the hat for herself. After accidentally shredding the hat, Donk pretends to be the hat, but realizes that everyone actually likes Bunny, not the hat.

"Thirst to Be the First": Kiff is ready to be the first person to use the school's new water fountain, but a bad case of "droop-tail" ends up ruining her plans. She sets up various schemes to get past her father and in school, and it almost works - but she ends up falling asleep and misses out. However, Barry creates a photo of a basketball painted with Kiff's face on it drinking the fountain, satisfying Kiff.

"The Fourth Bath": Kiff is excited to sleep over at Barry's house until she finds out that the Buns share bath water, and that she will take the fourth bath. Not wanting to bathe in used water, Kiff decides to call "switchies" with the Buns siblings in order to go first but inadvertently causes them to quarrel with each other. Feeling guilty, Kiff apologizes to everyone for her actions, and to make it up to them, she takes the last bath, which goes over surprisingly well.

"Pool Party": The entire class is invited to Candle Fox's pool party, but Barry reveals to Kiff that he can't swim. Kiff asks Helen, a witch at her school, to cast a spell on Barry to help him swim, to which she agrees on the condition that the former helps her meet Candle's father, Roy, in hopes to get on a TV show. Kiff tries to prevent this from happening when she realizes that Roy's plans are to get the witch on a show making fun of her, which results in Helen revoking the spell. Kiff saves Barry from falling in the water and drowning but simultaneously trashes the place and they get banned for a year. Helen then thanks Kiff for saving her reputation and Kiff promises to help Barry learn how to swim during their one-year ban from Candle's pool.

"Road Trip": The Chatterleys and Barry go on a road trip, much to Kiff's dismay, who is not a fan of Martin's tedious rules and rituals. During this, Kiff and Barry tease the leader of a bike gang and are pursued by the group. Kiff and Barry confess to Beryl and Martin about it and they try their best to get away. It's later revealed that the bike gang was really a group of auto mechanics, who were trying to help fix the Chatterlys' car. It also turns out that the road trip was really a test drive for the real one.

"Brunch DJ": After Kiff and Barry witness the latter's brother, Harry, escaping from school, Principal Secretary tasks the two with finding him. Later, it is discovered that Harry has been working at a café as a DJ. Not wanting to get Harry in trouble for playing hooky, Kiff explains the importance of school with a song when the Principal arrives at the café and tries to expel Harry. When it turns out that having no education would impede Harry from fulfilling his dream, everyone turns against Secretary, so he lets Harry go back to school.

"Career Day": Kiff and Barry take a summer job, working at the city hall, even though Barry would rather work as a garbage man. The job is not what they expected, as it's required to fill out lots of paperwork, so Kiff and Barry decide to skip the forms by shredding them and go straight to helping people. This becomes an issue when their boss, Glarbin Gloobin, wants them to file the forms they "filled out". Kiff and Barry trick him into believing that all the paperwork was stolen, but he finds out about the ruse when the paper shredder explodes. But before Glarbin can fire them, the townsfolk inform him of how Kiff and Barry helped them. Then, Glarbin's former employees ask for their jobs back and Kiff and Barry start working as garbage men.

"The Five Pigeons of the Acapellapocalypse": After finding a pigeon figure at a yard sale, Kiff finds out that there are four more figures to complete the set. After she and Barry collect all five, though, they end up coming to life as "The Five Pigeons of the Acapellapocalypse" and cause havoc around Table Town. The only way to stop them is to separate them, so Kiff and Barry recruit Helen to do so. After being separated, however, the pigeons become very lonely, so Kiff gives Roy Fox (whose shows' ratings had taken a dive) the idea to use them in a reality show, "The Five Jerks", focusing on their lives completely locked up in a mansion on a far-away island together.

"Leave a Little Juice": After Barry had finished all of Martin's OJ, which is the latter's favorite drink, Beryl asks Kiff to tell Barry not to do that anymore. However, Kiff cannot bring herself to do that, not wanting to hurt Barry's feelings, so she avoids saying anything about it. This becomes a problem when Barry keeps dropping his glasses of OJ and wasting the drink. Eventually, the whole carton is emptied and Kiff convinces Martin that it wouldn't be right to hurt Barry's feelings. It's then Beryl who asks Barry not to drink all the OJ, to which Barry nonchalantly agrees, much to Kiff and Martin's surprise. Kiff realizes that Barry actually likes it when people tell him the truth. Later, the Chatterlys' neighbor, the Pone, arrives to give the family a carton of OJ (as a repayment for Barry trying to give him some earlier), which Martin turns down just because he dislikes the Pone.

"Big Barry on Campus": After noticing an error with her school ID, Helen sends a "computer gremlin" into the Principal's computer to fix it. However, it accidentally causes Barry's name to be mixed in with the high schoolers file, making Principal Secretary think he belongs there. Kiff is despondent over this, so she goes to high school with Barry. However, the two grow to hate high school and try to prove to the Principal that they don't belong there. Just when Secretary is about to send Kiff and Barry to different schools, the computer gremlin is discovered and Helen uses a spell to reboot the computer, sending Kiff and Barry back to Miss Dear Teacher's class where they belong.

"Club Book": Kiff finds it unfair that you have to be quiet at the library, so she gains legal ownership of the library to allow people to be loud. However, Kiff quickly discovers the disadvantages of a loud library, especially when a party is thrown in the building. She recruits the former librarian, Miss Moufflé (who now works as a soufflé baker), to turn the loud library quiet again. After the two enter the library through a secret passageway, Kiff puts on quiet music to get everyone to shush and Miss Moufflé closes the loud library for good. Afterward, Miss Mouflé fixes up a room for loud readers to be as loud as they want.

"Kiff's Mix": While playing at Trevor's house, Kiff, Barry, and Trevor create an amazing cereal mix by combining many different kind together. However, when the three to make it again, they forget which kinds of cereal they used. Kiff calls the science lab to get the cereal's milk analyzed so they'll remember the ingredients they used. The scientist at the lab finds that the cereal contains one unknown ingredient, later revealed to be Barry's tears, which are triggered by commercials on TV. However, Trevor lets making the cereal go to his head, revealing to the other two his plans to form a corporation with them, which Kiff doesn't want. However, when everybody finds out about the secret ingredient, they get disgusted and leave. At Kiff's house, Trevor apologizes for his actions as he, Kiff, and Barry eat Kiff's Mix and cry at a commercial.

"Kiff's on a Plane": Beryl's old college friends, Meryl, Deryl, and Cheryl, visit her. Wanting to appear grown up to Beryl and her friends, Kiff decides to go to pilot school to prove that she's just as cool as them. Barry soon arrives to find Kiff and gets enrolled too. After lots of practice, Kiff invites Beryl and her friends to her junior pilot test. At the test (which is much simpler than was wished for), Kiff appears to be doing well, but she gets distracted by a fantasy and is hit by a volleyball, suffering a humiliating fail. Kiff then reveals the true reason why she had joined pilot school and leaves the school with her mom and friends on good terms.

"Farley": While babysitting Kristophe, Kiff accidentally makes a mess of Farley (Kristophe's doll). To fix the situation, Kiff pretends to be Farley while Barry enlists the help of Helen's sister, Agnes (a drycleaner) to wash the real doll. When Kristophe is about to pull a stunt with "Farley", Kiff pretends that Farley has come to life and the two spend a fun day together, while Barry tries to counsel Helen and Agnes over their sibling rivalry. In the end, Barry returns with the real Farley and Kiff comes to realize how Kristophe really is on the inside.

"Two for One Hot Dogs": After enjoying two for one hot dogs, Kiff and Barry notice a billboard that reads "It doesn't get any better than this" and misinterpret the message as saying that their best days are behind them. Despondent, the two move into a retirement home. Soon after, Kiff and Barry find the people at the retirement home throwing a party and realize that the message on the billboard was simply an ad that wasn't really true.

"Halfway There Day": Halfway through the year, Kiff prepares dinner for Halfway There Day (Table Town's take on Christmas), which is about giving 50% in preparation. Beryl tells Kiff the story of Beverly, a woman who prepared a big fancy dinner for Halfway There Day and was kicked out of the "dinner crawl". After Kiff encounters Beverly from the story, the latter sabotages the dinner, but Centaur Claus (a spoof of Santa Claus) scolds everyone for missing the true meaning of Halfway There Day, which is not about giving 50%, but just not being pressured to give 100%. Beverly is then let back in the dinner crawl.

"Be Still My Harp": While watching a movie, Barry gets stuck in a harp that causes people who hear the music to suddenly get stuck in their memories. When this happens to Kiff, she learns to look forward and escapes her memories. She then pulls Barry out of the harp forward instead of backward, which not only frees him, but snaps everyone out of their trances.

"Friendiversary": On the day of Kiff and Barry's "friendiversary", the two reminisce on when they first met. When Barry gives Kiff one more gift than she did him, Kiff sets out to find another gift for him, but can't seem to find a gift good enough for him. Meanwhile, Trevor tries to be Barry's new best friend. Thinking she's failed, Kiff runs away, but learns from a train robber that the best present is a hug. Barry tells Kiff that all he wanted was the feeling of giving her a gift and they decide to go on a tractor ride, even inviting Trevor to come along (though it appears he hasn't given up on stealing Barry from Kiff).

"Totally Table Town": After someone who posts a comment on "TableToob" doubts Table Town's awesomeness, Kiff and her friends film a movie to prove him wrong. While filming the last scene, the gang gets attacked by the Ghost Wolf. After a long chase, it turns out that the Ghost Wolf was really giving their speaker back and herding them to safety. After Kiff posts the movie to the person who commented, it gets a positive reaction, with the commenter turning out to be Martin.

"Hat": After a hat that Barry brings to "Bring a Thing" proves popular (so much that everyone in the school tries to steal it), Kiff tries to keep it safe so that Barry can show everyone at an event later. A strong wind causes a series of misadventures for Kiff in trying to retrieve it, including Helen, who wants the hat for herself. After accidentally shredding the hat, Kiff pretends to be the hat, but realizes that everyone actually likes Barry, not the hat.

"Lost and Found": While taking a walk, Kiff and Barry discover a journal. They try to find its owner before Glarbin, who is in charge of the Lost and found department, gains ownership of it at the end of the business day. While trying to find clues, Kiff and Barry end up having more and more of the journal's contents revealed, before it's revealed that it belongs to a unicorn named Slent. However, the poems become very popular and Slent gives the money he earned to Kiff and Barry to show his appreciation for them returning the journal.

In order to prove that Table Town School is just as good as the fancy, rich, and prestigious Tuft Pierre School, Kiff and the gang compete Principal Secretary with Tuft Pierre's principal, Swan, in a dance-off. Since Secretary's dancing is less than perfect, Helen and the kids give him magic dance socks to make him appear much better (with Helen controlling Secretary's moves). After Secretary wins, the snobby big kids from Tuft Pierre School give the credit to Swan, who was on Roy Fox's "Dancing with the Tables", for winning. The kids decide to put Principal Secretary on the show to prove that he won. However, Helen is upset that she hasn't been given credit for controlling Principal Secretary's dancing and ends up sabotaging the show by lousing up his moves. Kiff and the gang then confess that they cheated and say that they are proud of their school, touching everyone's hearts to the point that Swan even decides to quit her job as Principal for Tuft Pierre School.

"Two Truths and a Bunny": When Liz K. (one of the members of Candle's "Abra" group) gets droop-tail, Kiff and Barry both take their place in a slumber party in order to find out why Candle calls her group "Abra". At the sleepover, the group plays Two Truths and a Lie, which Barry isn't good at because of his inability to lie. Since Candle can't trust Kiff and Barry to keep the secret about why the group is called the "Abras", Barry seeks advice from his sister, Terri, on how to lie. However, the Abras don't find Barry's lies exciting enough, not even when he reveals that one of the group members, seemingly named "Kennedy", is actually named "Kim". Kiff and Barry later deduce that the group was named after the candelabra (since the first part of the word is Candle's name) before leaving.

"Nicknames": At a movie theater, Kiff and Barry realize that the ticket ripper, Nick Namé gives people at the theater nicknames because of their actions, and they decide that they want nicknames of their own. After Kiff tries (and fails) to earn the nickname, "Showtime", Beryl reveals that she already has a nickname (as "Kiff" is not her real name) and that everyone likes her, whether she has a nickname or not.

"The Sound of Helen": Helen "convinces" Principal Secretary to let her create a musical. While the class is excited at first, they are surprised to find that the play, entitled "The Sound of Helen", is all about her. When they protest to this, Helen accuses them of ruining her musical and quits as director. The class decides to use how Helen had worked to get the Principal to accept the production as the new plot and rename it "My Fair Helen", which receives praise from Helen and everyone else (except for Secretary).

"Weekly Grocery Shop": The Chatterlys go grocery shopping. Kiff decides to go to the free sample station, Beryl tries to collect 20 coupons to play a crane game, and Martin tries to remember which groceries to buy after he forgets the shopping list. Kiff's delight is spoiled when the new sample station worker, Gordon, only allows paying customers, not kids, to get free samples, so she, Barry, Reggie, and Candle try to trick him into giving them some. Meanwhile, after the last coupon falls into Helen's shopping cart, Beryl tries to get it without Helen noticing, and Martin gets the same groceries that another customer bought, only to find that all the groceries he bought are of a different brand that the Chatterlys normally get. When Beryl uses a fishing pole to sneak the last coupon out of Helen's cart, Helen notices and prepares to curse Beryl into mushroom form for bothering her, but accidentally curses Gordon into a child, who allows free samples for everyone. Afterwards, Kiff finally gets a free sample and Beryl wins a 50-year-old kazoo from the claw machine.

"Friendship in the Time of Cheese Caves": Candle and Trevor form a friendship, which is short-lived. On a field trip to the Cheese Caves, Candle enlists the help of Kiff to patch things up with her and Trevor. When Candle and Kiff get trapped in the caves, the former admits that their friendship was ruined when she sent a chunky text to him. Trevor eventually forgives Candle for the chunky text and they reconcile, while Kiff is furious to find that Candle and Trevor's friendship was formed when Candle made fun of her new shorts.

"Soup Opera": Kiff becomes interested in a soap opera. When she finds that Miss Deer Teacher has been unlucky in love, Kiff uses scenes from the soap opera to help her reconcile with a date. After watching a plot twist in the soap opera with the protagonist's boyfriend revealed to have used her to steal her identity, Kiff and Martin try to stop Miss Dear Teacher's date from doing the same, but it turns out that he was only helping her with taxes, and that Miss Deer Teacher feels that he's not the man she wants to marry. Kiff apologizes to Miss Dear Teacher for meddling in her personal life and she forgives her.

"Mall Leader": Upon finding out that she can get a free pretzel from bringing ten people to the mall, Kiff hypnotizes her classmates (excluding Barry) to follow her to the mall, but she quickly regrets this when everyone keeps following her around and won't let her eat her pretzel in peace. She gives the leading duties to Helen, who becomes a slave driver to Kiff's classmates. Realizing she has done wrong, Kiff learns the importance of selflessness, gives her pretzel to Helen, and encourages everyone to just follow themselves.

"Ghost Wolf's Art": Following on from the events of "Totally Table Town", Kiff is determined to learn more about Ghost Wolf, and she and Barry go to his home, where they learn that he has a passion for painting. Barry helps Ghost Wolf get inspiration by painting pictures of other people's personal lives. At the museum, the people are initially embarrassed and furious to find that Ghost Wolf turned their personal moments into entertainment, but when others empathize by revealing that they have the same embarrassing traits, the art becomes a hit.

"Fresh Outta Grandmas": After Kiff, Candle, and Reggie brag about their grandmothers, a competition begins on who can "collect" the most grandmas, with a piece of candy being collected for each grandma. When Kiff and Reggie are tied with the amount of grandmas they have, they set out to break the tie by collecting Lady Lorriane, who hates children; Kiff manages to win by calling the other grandmas who are Lady Lorraine's friends, and win the competition. But when the grandmas realize that the kids were spending time with them just for a game, the gang realizes that they've been selfish and return all the pieces of candy to the grandmas and apologize to them (excluding Lorraine). However, what Kiff and the gang didn't notice is that those grandmas were also being selfish by spending time with them just for a game.

"Maybe-sitting": Wanting to join the Babysitting Society, Kiff visits the Bunses' house, where Harry and Terri are babysitting Kristophe, in order to learn about babysitting. To her dismay, Harry and Terri are only interested in reading magazines, so she tries to get them to be more attentive by pretending that Kristophe is missing, which actually happens right after Harry and Terri had realized Kiff's ruse. Not knowing where to find Kristophe (who is hiding in the closet under the stairs), Kiff forces a reluctant Barry to act as Kristophe while the members of the Babysitting Society to observe Kiff's babysitting, but is eventually forced to tell the truth and is disallowed from joining the club. Mary, however, is so impressed with how Kiff took care of Kristophe that she hires her as Kristophe's permanent babysitter.

"Everyday I'm Riddlin' Riddlin'": Kiff and Barry meet a troll named Trollie, who likes telling riddles, but is depressed, because he lives under a bridge where nobody passes, so the two take him the most used bridge in Table Town, where he makes up riddles that nobody can get the answer to. In order to get him to stop this, Kiff and Barry enlist the help of the Table Town Riddler's Society (consisting of Principal Secretary, Glarbin Gloobin, Ms. Moufflé, and Sweepy Steve) in giving Trollie a riddle that will stump him. When that doesn't work, Trollie resolves to build a second bridge so people can pass without having to guess a riddle.

"Life on the Inside": After Kiff is accused of breaking a school rule in an attempt to get her classmates to obey it, she is sent to detention along with Barry (after he unsuccessfully tried to stand up for her). Kiff and Barry team up with the other kids who got sent to detention and they eventually manage to break out. The students who got sent to detention then reform, impressing Principal Secretary.

"Weird Delivery": After spending time with Reggie at his house, Kiff and Barry leave to be taken home by Barry's sister. However, she has to make a pizza delivery to a man who made money off of catapults. When Kiff and Barry are forced to deliver the pizza themselves, Kiff accidentally offends the man, who sends the two sends them both flying off a giant catapult. As it turns out, Kiff and Barry's entire trip home was all part of a virtual reality system that Reggie has been developing.

"No Dad Ideas": Realizing Kiff does not know what his job is, Martin shows her all the ideas he has as an inventor but isn't confident enough to show them to the public. In order to boost Martin's confidence, she has Terri pretend to be the CEO of her own company, who likes Martin's unique ideas. It works until he realizes the truth about Terri and loses confidence, but Kiff encourages him to keep going. As he advertises his invention idea, the Double Trucker (which is a cap with two bills), everyone leaves except for two birds that he had been feeding, who buy his Double Trucker for a million nuts just so they can repurpose it as a snack holder.

"Faculty Lounge": Kiff and Barry are curious about the teacher's faculty lounge, so with Barry's help, Kiff manages to get into the lounge but struggles to get out due to the presence of Mr. Ri-Peppa, who steals Miss Deer Teacher's sandwich. Eventually, she manages to fool everyone in the lounge by posing as Ms. Foodcake, a new staff member, but her integrity gets the better of her and exposes Mr. Ri-Peppa as the sandwich thief. As punishment, he is sent to collect frogs all over the playground. Meanwhile, the real Ms. Foodcake is still at the airport waiting to be picked up.

"Personal Assistant": Kiff is made Helen's personal assistant after taking a test, which she is not too thrilled about. She makes many attempts to get fired so that she can retake the test but to no avail. With Barry's advice, she decides to help Helen get the humanitarian award, which she ends up succeeding in as well. But despite this, Helen was revealed to have sabotaged the results of the test so she could have a personal assistant and steals the award after it was revoked from her. Barry tells Kiff that her success as a personal assistant just meant she was naturally good at it and can do more.

Kiff and Barry have their own movie night but Barry is too scared to watch horror movies. They are both invited by Trevor to his party which Candle and her invitees eventually join due to ordering real spiders instead of rubber ones. Kiff sneaks off from Trevor and Barry so she can take part. Barry feels alienated until finding some guests with a book he reads releasing a demonic being in the process.

"I Like to Move It!": Kiff and Barry are tasked with moving a piano by Helen in exchange for a horseshoe that can grant any two people a wish for their hearts' desire. Along the way, they meet people who get into arguments in which they eventually get into as well. When the two friends succeed, each tries to say their wish before the other. However, they soon realize they are fighting over something meaningless and decide to wish that they never moved the piano for Helen.

"Hive Got an Idea": Kiff and Barry are placed in charge of introducing a kid from the goat wall to their school. However, the goats use their hive mind to constantly check in on the kid against their word that they wouldn't. Kiff uses some aluminum to keep the hive from controlling him and disguises herself as a goat to keep them occupied. Eventually, he decides he will not return to the goat wall or to school and becomes an airplane designer since he is mature enough to do so.

"You Can't Handle the Tooth!": Kiff is told by her mother to brush her tooth, but she doesn't want to do it immediately and tries to get out of doing it. She eventually realizes that she makes good songs whenever she is doing boring things and sings a song about why she shouldn't have to brush her tooth every morning. Her mother is convinced and decides to have her do it in the evening, which was at that very moment.

"Blooper Quest": After watching the end-credits blooper reel for a movie, Kiff is inspired to make her own bloopers, in which she is not successful. She ends up making an award winning film, but then finds herself messing up her speech at the awards ceremony. In the process, she learns that bloopers happen naturally and cannot be forced.

"When You Mow, You Mow": Kiff and everyone else see Reggie mow his lawn, so Kiff decides that she should be allowed to mow herself. However, all her attempts backfire until she discovers that the handle is adjustable.

"Harry's Maturity Crisis": Harry is sick of being treated like a little kid so he decides to run away and gets a job. Kiff and Barry decide to run away with him and they begin to frustrate Harry until he realizes that his mother does a lot for him and his siblings. He ultimately decides to return home.

"Silly Moods": Kiff and Barry have silly moods during a school field trip to the Table Town Museum and try to suppress them so they don't get thrown out. They eventually realize that their silly moods can disappear on their own.

"Chatterley vs. Chatterley": Kiff and her family have a family court with Judge Judgey, with her father on trial for eating her mother's slice of pizza. While Kiff herself was the culprit, she tries to hide the truth, but at the expense of her father getting a lifetime pizza ban. Prompted by this, she comes clean. It turns out to be a trick to get Kiff to be honest, and she is punished by having to make pizza for everyone.

"Hungee Squirrel": Kiff and her family go to a restaurant they like, and Kiff is memed for her facial expression when she eats. She doesn't want to be remembered for it, and when it seems to become history, the owners of the same restaurant build a new restaurant and reveal they tricked Kiff into signing a contract disguised as a kid's activity paper, allowing them to use her image and disallowing her to do so. In retaliation, she and her fans trick them into signing another contract under the restaurant to counter it, much to their dismay.

"The Foreverangees": Kiff and Barry accidentally set off a curse that results in everyone arguing and getting petrified. They end arguing themselves but manage to break the curse.

"Snow More Ketchup": A snowstorm has hit Table Town and when the storm worsens, Roy Fox allows everyone into his mansion until the storm subsides and makes fries for everyone. Unfortunately, everyone is out of ketchup and Candle reveals that her father keeps his own stash of ketchup, so Kiff and her friends go to find it. Barry struggles to contain himself and starts hallucinating. Eventually, they find the ketchup and fight Roy for it, resulting in the entire mansion getting flooded with ketchup.

"Kiff and Barry Go to Prom": Trevor tells Kiff and Barry about the high school prom involving two individuals that had a misunderstanding, so they infiltrate the area and discover the confusion. After Kiff and Barry get kicked out by Principal Secretary, they go to the boy who was heartbroken after Terri used him to increase her social media following. They explain to him that she wasn't dumping him but explaining that she couldn't text him. After that, Kiff goes back in and encourages everyone to be with who they wanted to be with.

"Kiff Is Good at Sports": Kiff is shown to be good at discus after she accidentally signs herself up along with Barry, thinking it was a discussion club. However, she ends up forgetting about the book report after spending so much time in sports. Despite this, she still receives an A due to her success in discus. She decides to help out the team one more time in exchange for receiving an F for not completing her book report.

"Mushroommates": Kiff and her father weed the backyard, but they procrastinate to do the part behind their shed. As a result, it is overrun by an invasive species of mushrooms and they try to get rid of them but with no success. Kiff's mom finds out, but scientists want to study the mushrooms. They leave eagerly after Kiff welcomed them to stay.

"Principal Helen": Helen becomes principal after Principal Secretary takes a vacation. Kiff and Barry get suspicious about it and while it seemed Helen cared about the school, she was really trying to get cast as a principal in a movie and plans on selling the school to Roy Fox. Seeing this, Kiff and Barry try to get Principal Secretary to come back but is seemingly enjoying his vacation to the point of not wanting to leave. However, he does show up and is offered the role to star in the movie instead but refuses and is content with his job.

"Dial B for Butt": Kiff and her mom receive a random call and initially intend to trace its origin, suspecting it came from Kiff's mom's professor. However, with the assistance of an agent, they discover it was actually Reggie, whom they apologize to, him revealing it was all just part of a game.

"Fun Uncle Pat": Uncle Pat comes for a visit, but Martin is not happy about it, and he starts taking up Kiff's room. As it turned out his girlfriend kicked him out of the apartment they shared together. Thanks to Kiff he got the job of assisting the captain and gets a sticker for his case.

"Kiff Escape!": Kiff and her friends want to go to an escape room, so while Helen goes shopping, she decides to transport them to one on her computer. They attempt to escape multiple times, at the risk of having their memories wiped. Eventually, thanks to Trevor, they succeed in getting out.

"Beach Day": The Chatterleys and Barry go to the beach and have their own adventures. Kiff wants to savor her French fries, but they get stolen by a little seagull girl. Beryl reencounters her old volleyball rival and tries to beat him in a game. Martin gets stuck buried in the sand and is unable to get out.

"Sun's Out Buns Out": Summer begins and Barry invites his friends to his pool, but Terri and her friends occupy it. She tells Barry she will allow him to use the pool if he learns how to swim or else he will have to serve them watermelon all summer. Barry's childhood fear of a pool monster gets in the way, but it turns out to be a result of a prank Terri once pulled on him. He learns how to swim and wins the right to play in the pool with his friends.

When Kiff, Barry, and their friends discover that their favorite hangout area, Miss McGravy's house, is being sold by Lance Contract, they risk their Halloween trying to haunt the house to scare away the buyers. The gang later discovers that the house is haunted by two ghosts, who reveal how they also want to keep the house and scare away Lance and the buyers.

When Kiff is drawn into real life, she wants to have fun with the animator.

Bored with the park's mediocre water slide, Kiff pours mineral oil on herself to take sliding to the next level.

When the Chatterlies' air conditioner breaks down, Kiff and Barry use the bathroom's toilet to create a swimming pool right inside the house, with disastrous results.

When Kiff and Barry try to win a stuffed animal from the arcade's claw machine, they find themselves face-to-face with a troublemaking troll!

Kiff and Barry explore a bounce house, which belongs to a family of humanoid balloons.

Kiff and Barry compete to build the tallest frozen yogurt cone.

Kiff and Barry explore all the things they can do together.

Helen from “Kiff” gathers her fellow witches, Luz from “The Owl House” and Dae from “Zombies: The Re-animated Series,” for an “enchanted” evening on the town.

When Kiff and Barry lose a flying disc to a super spooky tree, Kiff gets right to the root of the problem by climbing to get it back!

When Kiff tries to throw her best buds a friendsgiving party, her plans are thwarted when a stubborn folding table refuses to stay open!

In a parody of Born to Be Brave from High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Tilly Green from Big City Greens sings a song to encourage people to be who they are. Kiff briefly appeared in the song, dancing with Tilly and Barry chanting her on.

When the class is unable to have recess due to the rain, Kiff decides to pass the time by singing a parody of Girls Just Want to Have Fun by Cyndi Lauper with Barry, Helen, and Principal Secretary. Secretary doesn’t feel in the mood to join until he realizes the pleasures of having fun.

Barry, Candle, Principal Secretary, and Helen ask to be in Kiff's theme song. However, they each mess up during the sequence and decide not to be in Kiff's theme song after all.

Helen creates a potion to take over the theme songs of other Disney Channel shows, but accidentally uses it on Kiff, who finds herself stuck in a montage of Disney Channel, Disney XD and Disney Afternoon shows' theme songs, including, in order of appearance, Phineas and Ferb, Big City Greens, Kim Possible, Amphibia, Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Hamster and Gretel, Gravity Falls, DuckTales, The Owl House and Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers.

Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb enters Kiff’s world via a portal and takes over her theme song with his “Doof-inator” which can turn anyone into his likeness. Before he is about conquer another universe, Perry the Platypus comes in and destroys the ray, turning everyone back to normal. For revenge, Helen drops a piece of Kiff’s fur into the juice of a ray that turns Doof into the latter’s likeness.

Kiff and Barry call Kylie Cantrall from Descendants: The Rise of Red and request to play antagonist roles in the Descendants franchise. Cantrall wants people who can sing and dance, and Helen shows the former her dance moves. Cantrall accepts them and promises to put them in the next Descendants movie.