The Big Comfy Couch

In the 7th season premiere, Loonette and Major Bedhead learn that healthy foods are important. At Granny's Cooking School, Loonette, Molly, and Granny make Apple Muffins.

In the second episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette learns about the rules and laws, especially MYOF, make your own fun. At the Dojo, Major Bedhead and Granny do the tango, but Loonette wants to do it too.

In the fourth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette is in a super hyper mood and is doing things quickly. At the Dojo, Major Bedhead teaches Loonette how to juggle and that it's important to take things slowly at first.

In the fifth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly learn that too much junkies, such as donuts, is not good for you. At Granny's Cooking School, Granny shows Major Bedhead and Loonette how to make a healthy snack and that healthy food is good for you.

In the sixth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette is in a bad mood. It's a rainy day in Clowntown then it clears up which makes Loonette feel better. She also learns that eating too many sweets, like donuts, can lead to a mood swing.

In the seventh episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette has trouble doing two things at the same time. Granny cleans up her garden. At the Dojo, Major Bedhead and Loonette do exercises.

In the eighth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly plays with an upside down doll. At Granny's Cooking School, Loonette and Granny make a special dessert.

In the ninth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette promises to wiggle and giggle and make mirth on Earth. At the Dojo, Loonette, Major Bedhead, and Molly dance.

In the tenth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly tries to find her other doll Bloomette. At Granny's Cooking School, Loonette and Granny make an Upside Down Clown Surprise.

In the eleventh episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette learns that telling the truth is the noble thing to do. At the Dojo, Loonette and Major Bedhead do relaxing and calm exercises.

In the twelfth episode of the hit PBS show, Uncle Chester brings Bon Bons over to the garden, and eventually teaches everyone that while candy is tasty, it's important to have a good diet and include other foods like vegetables (such as carrots) in your diet. At the Dojo, Loonette balances on a balance beam.

In the thirteenth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly and Loonette try to keep a secret for Granny's mirthday.

In the fourteenth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly is in a popping mood and can't stop popping. Popcorn flies all over Granny's garden. At the Dojo, Loonette learns how to juggle by going pop pop pop.

In the fifteenth episode of the hit PBS show,iIt's Molly's first time at Clowndergarten and is shy of meeting all the other little clowns.

In the sixteenth episode of the hit PBS show, Major Bedhead broke his foot by slipping on a banana peel and summarizes what happened at the Clowntown Hospital. He gets a wheelchair to sit in. At Clowndergarten, the little clowns play pin the tail on the donkey, play ball, have a snack, have Loonette read a story, and play hot and cold as they depart.

In the seventeenth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette and Molly are on their boat they made known as "The Big Comfy Ship"and they are pretending to look for treasure. At Clowndergarden, the clowns play with bubbles. A huge wind storm known as the Big Blow Hard hits Clowntown. Everyone goes into Granny's shed for shelter from the storm.

In the eighteenth episode of the hit PBS show, Loonette learns to use inside and outside voices. At Clowndergarden, the clowns play the opposite game, pretend to have a baby in their hands to use quiet and loud, play follow the leader, dance, color, and have Loonette read a story.

In the nineteenth episode of the hit PBS show, Molly is in a wiggly mood and learns to stay put. At Clowndergarden, the clowns play the freeze game, listen nicely to Loonette reading a story, and have a puppet show.

In the twentieth episode of the hit PBS show, at Clowndergarden, Loonette and the clowns discover all about things that are round. The clowns also play with the clock rug parachute, play the beehive game, play dress up, do the clock rug stretch, and watch a puppet show.

In the twenty-first episode of the hit PBS show, Molly's bellybutton is dangling down. At Clowndergarden, the clowns play "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes", play with the clock rug parachute, play with hula hoops, and have a parade with costumes.

In the final episode of the seventh season, Loonette pretends to be a cat. At Clowndergarden, the clowns play "kitty cat".