S1 • E1
Corduroy's first ride on the city subway is full of exciting sights and sounds. But when Lisa becomes distracted, she and her toy bear get separated. Now it's up to both Lisa and Corduroy to come up with a solution for finding each other.
S1 • E2
The apartment building elevator is out of order. This isn't a problem for an energetic kid like Lisa, but many other tenants have difficulties climbing the stairs. Lisa and Corduroy provide a helping hand and sturdy legs to those in need.
S1 • E3
Corduroy just can't-or won't-get to sleep. He's thirsty, his pillow needs fluffing, he's cold, now he's hot. But what Corduroy won't admit is he's afraid of the dark. Lisa helps Corduroy by sharing how she resolved her own nighttime fears.
S1 • E4
Lisa discovers Moppy has her missing scissors. Later she catches Corduroy and Buckaroo playing and creating a messy linen closet. Moppy and Corduroy learn that telling lies will bring a whole new mess of problems.
S1 • E5
It's the year's first snowfall and Lisa and Corduroy are craving ice cream. Lisa's allowance is spent, so Mom suggests Lisa use her initiative to earn money to buy it. Lisa comes up with a great idea: clear her neighbors' sidewalk of snow.
S1 • E6
Lisa is at school and Corduroy is left on his own at home. After Lisa surprises him with a "thinking of you" card, Corduroy ventures downstairs to put a card for Lisa in the lobby mailbox.
S1 • E7
The local park is so full of trash that even the poor ducks can't swim around in their pond. Lisa and Corduroy, along with their friends and neighbors, pitch in to help tidy up the park and discover the key to a successful cleanup.
S1 • E8
Lisa thinks hip-hop is the only music worth listening to without giving other styles of music a chance. Corduroy and Rosetta point out all the music heard in their neighborhood. Lisa starts dancing to the different rhythms of the street.
S1 • E9
A picnic in the park becomes something else entirely when Corduroy ends up sailing solo on Moppy's toy boat. Moppy had promised Lisa he'd take care of Corduroy and now Corduroy's missing.
S1 • E10
Mom's in bed with a cold, so Lisa offers to make lunch. In the excitement of being a first-time chef, Lisa bypasses a simple sandwich, over Corduroy's objections, for an improvised pasta salad with a dressing made out of prune juice.
S1 • E11
Moppy and Lisa revel in watching their kites soar with the breeze until their competitive spirits rise and their kites get stuck in a tree. Now working together, they construct one kite out of parts and give Corduroy a ride in the sky.
S1 • E12
Lisa builds a dinosaur out of pipe cleaners. Corduroy decides to make one too, out of felt. Both dinosaurs have problems. Working together, they make a dinosaur constructed out of both pipe cleaners and felt, the perfect Stegosaurus.
S1 • E13
Lisa loses a race to Moppy and wonders if his smart-looking sneakers are the reason why. Corduroy has lost a button and worries that Lisa won't love him as much if he doesn't look his best. Both discover that appearance isn't everything.
S1 • E14
Sometimes we're ready to try something new, but it's okay if we're not, as Moppy discovers when he visits Lisa for his first-over sleepover.
S1 • E15
Lisa doesn't tell Mom about her toothache, fearing a visit to the dentist's office will mean a big needle. But when Corduroy comes to Lisa about his hurt elbow, Lisa realizes the importance of asking for help when help is needed.
S1 • E16
Change isn't easy to accept. Moppy dreads a visit to the Barber's for a much-needed haircut. And Corduroy worries that his new blanket means he has to give up his old, treasured blanket. Lisa finds a way to help reassure both her friends.
S1 • E17
Rosetta becomes jealous when she hears Lisa tell Corduroy she loves his sculpture. The consequences of jealousy become apparent when Rosetta accidentally damages Corduroy's sculpture and ends up destroying her very own painting as well.
S1 • E18
It's a hot day in the city. It's too late in the afternoon to take Corduroy to the beach, so Lisa decides to bring the beach to him. They transform their fire escape into a beach haven, using ingenuity and their imaginations to stay cool.
S1 • E19
Mrs. Cho gives Lisa an instant camera, and Lisa zestfully sneaks up on her friends taking snapshots of them in embarrassing poses. After Corduroy snoops inside her cedar chest, Lisa realizes she needs to respect other people's privacy.
S1 • E20
Mrs. Cho gives Lisa an instant camera, and Lisa zestfully sneaks up on her friends taking snapshots of them in embarrassing poses. After Corduroy snoops inside her cedar chest, Lisa realizes she needs to respect other people's privacy.
S1 • E21
It's Lisa's first time ice skating, but she is less than graceful and gives up before she's ever really started. After helping teach Corduroy how to somersault, Lisa learns the importance of perseverance and decides to try skating again.
S1 • E22
Nicknames can hurt. Lisa and Corduroy find this out during an exuberant playtime. Lisa takes to calling Moppy "Sloppy Toppy", Moppy calls Lisa "Lisa Pizza", Corduroy calls Buckaroo "Stuckaroo", and Buckaroo calls Corduroy a "boo-boo head".
S1 • E23
A visit to the supermarket has Lisa and Corduroy very excited. So excited that they forget what's around them and almost drop jars of food and nearly start a shopping cart traffic jam. Mom points out that it's better to be safe than sorry.
S1 • E24
With Buckaroo and Rosetta's help, Lisa plans a special surprise party for Corduroy. Unaware of these party plans, Corduroy feels unwanted and abandoned, mistakenly thinking his friends have decided they don't want to play with him anymore.
S1 • E25
Lisa finds a lost puppy and decides to keep him. But "finders keepers" does not always hold true, as Lisa realizes when she remembers how it felt to lose Corduroy on the subway and decides to seek the puppy's rightful owner.
S1 • E26
Reading and hearing stories read aloud brings great joy to Corduroy and Lisa. But when Lisa is allowed her very own library card, and misplaces a book, they realize that responsibility comes with the privilege of borrowing books.
Lisa
Corduroy
Rosetta
Buckaroo
Moppy
Mom