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

Ranger gets swept up in the celebrity of 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. As they struggle to restore Gortimer, their budding friendship is tested.

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.

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

Gortimer and his mom's new boyfriend Adam warm up their chilly relationship with a magical friendship "Bro-celet."

While studying for an important test, Mel's brain fills to capacity.

Stanley gets a magical tattoo, and suddenly everyone takes him seriously -- too seriously.

Gortimer has to babysit on the same night that he has a "date" with Abigail. He finds a solution when he clones himself, but the solution quickly becomes a problem.

Ranger brings Mel and a heartbroken Gortimer on a quest to find a fabled flower of Normal Street for his Grandpa, who was feeling too under the weather to go on the journey.

Parental discretion is advised. In the wake of shocking news, Mel tries to build a time machine to visit the past and prevent the tragedy. But soon a visitor appears from the future to dissuade Mel from her mission.

The trio goes camping and shares a perfect moment that distracts them from all their recent troubles. Will a wish on a star make the moment continue?