Do, Re and Mi help Seymore Saymore gain the confidence he needs to dance at the big Beebopsburgh dance.

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.

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."

Re gets the hiccups and thinks that there's no way she can sing a special song to celebrate Maestro Moon while bouncing around.

When the friends lose their way in the forest, they retrace their steps by following the sounds they heard on their way in.

Re tries to teach the chickies to make raspberry tarts but first has to find the best way to get their attention.

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.

Do learns that if he keeps trying, he can master one of the steps to flying - a spectacular landing.

When Re hurts her tail, her friends try their hardest to keep her calm and let her body heal.

When Presto goes on vacation to visit his family for an overnight, Mi really misses him. Do and Re help Mi feel better.

When a rainstorm blows into Beebopsburgh, Mi's house begins to leak ruining their picnic plans.

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.