Gortimer keeps having the same strange dream about a frightening underwater encounter, and his mounting fears are getting in the way of his junior lifeguard training.

After Ranger accidentally causes havoc at his family's bakery, he flees the scene to avoid getting into trouble, but his growing sense of guilt has an unusual effect.

When Mel starts consulting a children's fortune teller game for advice on the future, she finds herself attempting to outsmart fate.

On the eve of his 13th birthday, Ranger and Mel lead Gortimer on a scavenger hunt through town to find the fabled lost treasure of Normal Street.

With his Dad in town for a visit, Gortimer goes out of his way to ensure his happiness doesn't fade by creating a rainbow over Normal Street. But once all of the residents start acting unusually happy, Mel and Ranger wonder if he's gone too far.

Gortimer gets a blazer that makes everyone see him as an adult; the blazer changes the way he sees himself too and threatens his friends' plans for an epic water balloon battle.

Ranger gets swept up in being the good luck charm of the basketball team, whose lucky head-rubs cause unnatural levels of static electricity.

Mel and Abigail use a new photo software for the yearbook which accidentally erases Gortimer's smile.

Ranger's childhood imaginary friend comes back to visit, much to the chagrin of Gortimer.

Gortimer is haunted by the sound of a mysterious violin, which interferes with his studies and his sleep; Gortimer realizes he can't hide the truth about his slipping grades from his Biologist Dad.

Amid a celebration of the founding of Normal Street, Mel discovers a shocking secret about the town's founder Captain Normal.