When an ice cube lands on the kitchen floor on a hot summer day, the Floogals Investigate, leading to an adventure that includes speed skating and scaling the monolithic refrigerator.

When the Boy Hooman brings a classroom tortoise home for the weekend, the Floogals question why this special moving rock is worthy of so much attention. Their investigation leads to a not-so-high-speed race.

When the Floogals encounter a balloon that's intended for the Girl Hooman's birthday party they think it's a monster - it's ten times bigger than them with a giant face!. In investigating it further, Fleeker must conquer his fear to return the balloon to the little girl.

The Floogals explore and learn to play the Boy Hooman's brassy instrument, ultimately learning that teamwork is the key to making harmonious music.

The Floogals have an adventure in which they discover the joys of making shadow puppets when they explore the strange light emanating from beneath the covers in the Girl Hooman's bed.

When Aunt Samantha pays the Hooman family a visit with her baby in tow, the Floogals are fascinated by this new creature who has such a strong power over the Hoomans they predict it could be their king! When the king captures Boomer they have to work out how to free him and realize what a baby is and how to play with him.

By observing the family dog's excited behavior each time Dad Hooman takes down his leash the Floogals set out to confirm their assumption it it's indeed a magical device that makes you happy.

The Floogals must learn the difficult task of assembling the Girl Hooman's jigsaw puzzle when they inadvertently scatter its many pieces on the floor - working out that a birds-eye view gives you the 'big picture' and working in a team wins the day.

When Mom Hooman comes home with bubbles for the kids, the Floogals investigate, convinced they're made by a magic wand similar to the one in the story the kids read.

When the Hoomans wear costumes and adorn their house with spooky decorations for a Halloween party, the Floogals are convinced trouble-making aliens have invaded the household. Soon they must decide whether or not to warn the Hoomans, at the risk of exposing their own secret mission.

The Floogals mistakenly believe the bathroom mirror is a portal to another world complete with clones of themselves and a duplicate of Fleeker's Fizzer (his single-Floogal-ship).

When the Floogals overhear the Hoomans talk about bananas as a great source of energy, they set out to bring one back to the spaceship to help power their new invention. Much very silly sliding and slapstick ensues before they finally work out what bananas are really for.

When the Floogals get trapped in the Girl Hooman's bedroom, they're witnesses to, and later participants in a sleepover-a series of rituals experienced by the Girl and her friends including telling stories, singing songs, eating snacks but not much sleeping!

The Floogals investigate and are determined to understand the strange power the round things with pointers have over the Hoomans during the course of their day. When accidentally Boomer puts the block back and hour the Floogals have a race against 'time' to set things right.

When the Boy Hooman's remote-controlled toy helicopter accidentally carries away Boomer, the Floogals must learn how to make it work in order to rescue their friend.

The Floogals set out to investigate the strange buzzing they hear in the Hoomans' bathroom each and every morning and evening, ultimately discovering that the whirring robotic tools are in fact toothbrushes.

When the Floogals investigate the Hoomans' utility room, they inadvertently wind up experiencing first-hand the thrilling cycle of being washed and dried.