Goofy and Max move to Spoonerville, right next door to old pal Pete.

While Goofy and Pete are rivaling, their kids Max and P.J. are having a great time together. But the friends are soon broken up by their dads. Unhappy with the situation, Max and P.J. do everything to make Goofy and Pete friends again.

P.J. is so worried about being grounded for bad school grades that he tries to enjoy himself like he will never be able to do it again.

Pete has his eyes on the Ultra Fin Laser Guided Telescopic Fish Finder but Peg has other plans for him. She tells him of her plans to sell the lake house and gives Pete the weekend to get the house cleaned up, painted and ready to sell. She gives him money for a handyman which he promptly uses to buy the fish Finder. With twenty bucks left he hires Goofy to work on the house. Naturally, disaster and chaos ensue. Written by tomtrekp

Pete and Goofy decide to take the boys on a camping trip on a recommendation by Peg.

After seeing a scary movie, Max and PJ fear they are being followed by a killer, and Pete uses this situation to his advantage.

When Goofy takes up wallpapering, he goes to buy some wallpaper at the store, but winds up in big trouble when he unknowingly uses counterfeit money.

Max helps Pete design an RV. Max plans to win Pete's affections so that he could hang out with Pete's son P.J. An unforeseen turn of events occurs when Max actually becomes good friends with Pete and forgets about P.J.

As a gimmick to lure more customers to his dealership, Pete sets up an impossible half-pipe skateboard ramp and offers an award to anyone willing to try. Goofy, who has never won any awards in his life, decides to give it a try.

A messed up science project gets everyone to believe in an alien invasion. Pete, however is reluctant to believe that.

Max wants to find a sunken treasure.

Pete finally gets some peace and quiet at a desert island. But his happiness doesn't last long when Goofy shows up.

Safety suffers when Goofy becomes the town's fireman.

To get out of the shambles in school, Max announces his dad is getting married. Peg immediately sends Pete to find the groom's perfect match. In his failed match mission, Pete sets up Goofy with a maintenance woman.

The boys build a glider and the first one to test it is Pistol. But her wish isn't granted because she is too young. So Goofy takes the disappointed Pistol to an air show where she ends up saving Pete's life.

The coach of the baseball team is getting on the nerves of Goofy and Pete. He appears to be the very same coach that dismissed Pete and Goofy from the baseball team 30 years ago.

Goofy and Pete vie for a prize on America's Most Painful Home Videos.

Goofy refuses to fulfill Max's request to get a security system for the house. Max decides to crash at Pete's house, which is very safe since they installed the latest security system. Little does Pete know that his burglar system was installed by robbers. Written by Lara Cain

Goofy wants to get Max's attention on history. So he tells him a story regarding his ancestors.

Max and P.J. try to stop the Pharaoh's gang that takes over the popular hangout in Spoonerville. P.J.'s cousin Debbie has a plan.

After seeing a competitor car lot, Pete encourages Goofy to become an inspector.

Max and PJ got a rock band going on, and Goofy joins in- with a Ukelele?!

Pete thinks that he is going to die. So he makes immediate plans.

Pete and Goofy end up fighting over a gold they discovered after Chainsaw incidentally appears with gold on her nose.

Goofy hands over to Pete his cat Waffles. Pete's plans are for Waffles to be in commercials.

Goofy and Pete start a recycling contest. Pete discovers that a millionaire has lost a valuable pair of shoes, made out of gold.

Goofy recounts to Max the story of his great granduncle Elliot Goof, a secret agent on the trail of a pair of most wanted outlaws.

Pete starts a newspaper to get the publicity for his car dealer, but runs into trouble when he becomes mistaken for an alien.

Pete pretends to be sick, so he puts P.J. to work at his car lot. Unfortunately Pete really gets sicks when P.J., Max and Goofy make low-cut sales of the cars.

Pete comes in possession of a spooky, old, haunted mansion. The ghost that rule the mansion are three musicians.

A bathtub race between the two teams - Goofy and Max against Pete and P.J. Things become difficult when Pete wants P.J. to snoop around the other team.

Peg's uncle, General Robert T. Sparrowhawk (aka Uncle Bob), Goofy, Max and P.J. become victims of a joke of Pete's.

When pollution becomes an issue in Spoonerville, Goofy and Pete both run for mayor, both planning to stop it.

When Pete learns that he owns part of Goofy's property, he starts gloating. In the end, it actually comes out that it's the other way round - Goofy owns part of Pete's property.

Pete has an unlimited supply of plans regarding Goofy's home. Sadly of these plans might actually work and deprive Goofy of his home.

Bullies beware! Max and PJ, new School Safety Patrolmen, are on the prowl.

Goofy inherits the his family's scary Frankengoof castle. Along with the castle there is also a monster included. Pete tries to scare Goofy by pretending to be the monster.

Goofy is a rocket scientist. But how can he be? His boss appears to be a monkey.

Pete involves Goofy in his easy money making scheme at the races. Goofy is the jockey and has to ride a very slow horse, that was chosen by Pete on purpose. Unaware of Pete's wish for a slow horse, Goofy comes up with a solution that makes the horse super fast. Written by Lara Cain

After Pete was exposed as a fraud on the local news, he decides to use the most honest man in Spoonerville, Goofy for his own gain.

P.J. and Pistol are so worried about the arrival of a new baby in their family that they (and Max) decide to give Pete a baby he will never forget.

Goofy's life is at risk after Pete puts him on the wrestling arena against Bulk Brogan, a wrestling champ.

Slobbish Pete plays Mr. Clean in order to win a house cleaning contest.

While Goofy tries to replace a damaged object of Pete's which he is fooled into thinking he caused, Pete receives a mysterious letter and thinks that somebody's out to kill him.

Goofy and Pete put aside their differences and go after Max and P.J., who ran away.

Pete decides to enter a car race, and he has Goofy for his good luck charm.

Pete and Peg spend a lot of energy to argue who makes more money after Peg's new job as a window cleaner.

After Goofy wins contest that the grand prize is free house remodeling, Pete talks him out of it and claims Goofy's prize for his own house. But Pete finds himself conned in the end.

Goofy and Pete pretend to be brothers in order to claim an inheritance.

Pete convinces Goofy to play Bigfoot in order to bring business to his car lot. Instead of customers, the real Bigfoot is attracted.

Scared that he might loose his significant other, Pete starts to work out more.

Pete transforms into a fly after gets zapped by his computer.

Pete uses a picture of Goofy to scheme a diet company.

Pete's plot to sabotage Goofy and Max's trip to Tierra del Fuego to visit with relatives backfires when Peg decides to invite the Goofs' family to Pete's house instead.