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Paula and friends are sorting out their pile of old toys for donation. Tim discovers his old airplane among the pile, prompting them to look for other sky toys they can donate to Mr. Blue Baron instead. They head to Cloudland and look for him amidst the clouds in different directions using clues from Mrs Cloud.

In Manners Please, Betsy and her friends learn about manners.  The class also gets introduced to table manners as they surprise their parents with a parent's day tea party. In Mystery at Lakeshore Farms, Betsy's class learns about sorting and classifying. Mrs. O'Connor takes them on a field trip to Lakeshore Farms where Betsy and her friends solve a mystery by sorting and classifying.

Chef Walter Staib returns to St. Lucia to explore the Creole influence and sample a Taste of History. On this show, Chef Staib prepares authentic Creole cuisine with local experts.

A visit with Bob Ross takes you to a secluded cabin, snuggled deep into the blankety drifts of fluffy snow, far into the frozen mountains.

In Making Instruments, Betsy worries she won't be able to complete her music class assignment.  She needs to make her own instrument in one week.  During a day with her Dad at the zoo Betsy figures out the perfect creation for her instrument. In Dinosaur Dynasty, the class goes on a field trip to the Dinosaur Museum, and they learn about dinosaurs and about what a paleontologist does.

Dry mountains, spiny shrubs and cacti, take a drive deep into the desert with Bob Ross and enjoy this fantastic oval surprise!

Paula and friends go up in the sky to look for Paula's missing kite. Their hot-air balloon brings them to Cloudland, where they meet the amazing pilot, the Blue Baron. Paula and friends use clouds of different shapes to form new objects. Mrs. Cloud returns them the lost kite.

Audrey Hepburn was one of movies best-loved stars, blessed with beauty, talent, an elegant sophistication, and an enduring aura of youthful innocence.

J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings is the most popular work of fiction ever created.  It is a tale of epic proportions held together by its unforgettable setting, Middle Earth. The great trilogy introduced the world to Gandalf, Frodo and Aragorn, but arguably the book's true star does not utter a single word. It is Middle Earth itself -- The Lord of the Rings' unforgettable setting -- that remains Tolkien's greatest achievement. This fascinating...

Bundle up with Bob Ross and visit the north in the middle of winter! Snow and ice abound in a profusion of beauty.