Saddle up for a wild ride and head to the best playground in the Wild West! The town of Nothing Gulch is the greatest playground in the wild west! Kid is a slingshot ace who is destined to be the world's greatest cowboy! He and his friends always have an adventure whether it be riding Kid's horse Jolly Jumper or helping the Sheriff, where there's an injustice Kid will be there to save the day - and have a laugh along the way!
Billy challenges Kid to a duel when the latter insults his hero, Montana BIll, but it turns out neither really want to go through with it. Now, both need to come up with excuses to back out.
Kid and his friends try to find a birthday gift for Aunt Martha.
Aunt Martha gets a present for Kid, but the delivery gets delayed. Joannie offers to go to Red Valley to fetch it, but Kid accidentally insults her when he doubts she can make it across the desert. Now, Kid and his friends try to discreetly protect Joannie as she makes her journey.
When KId and his friends discover that classes are suspended if someone is willing to come in and talk about their profession, they try to get people to come to their school to discuss their careers.
Dopey walks under a ladder and gets concerned that this will cause him to experience a bout of bad luck.
A prestigious producer comes to Nothing Gulch. Joannie and Little Cactus both want to be offered a role in his performance of Swan Lake, causing tension which is only worsened when both ask Kid to help them train.
Aunt Martha invites Mrs Molson for tea on the same day Montana Bill tries to steal Jolly Jumper. Kid has to try to maintain appearances while keeping his horse from being stolen.
Kid and his friends try to convince the governor not to cease train services to Nothing Gulch.
KId and his friends attempt to solve a maths problem involving two trains. They conclude that it's easier to simply recreate the problem with real trains rather than calculating, but issues arise when midway through they realise the two trains will crash!
Kid and his friends go on a field trip, but things don't go quite to plan when they get lost in a mineshaft.
The sheriff makes Dopey his deputy in order to teach him discipine, but Dopey starts becoming a massive stickler for the rules. Now Kid has to figure a way to snap him out of it.
Kid and his friends try to drum up business for his Aunt Martha's salon after a competing tavern opens up.
After all of the adults get food poisoning from a bad stew, Kid and his friends revel in their supervisionless freedom. However when they get bundled with the chores the adults normally handled, they realise the new arrangement is less rosy than they expected. Now Kid and his friends race to try and nurse their parents and guardians back to health.
While Aunt Martha is away, Miss Pencil gets Kid and the kids to put on a play, the Phantom of the Saloon.
KId offers to keep watch on Rosie's stagecoach as a favour, but hazards keep trying to make him fail. Can Kid prevent the stagecoach from being dirtied, damaged, or destroyed?
When Kid and Aunt Martha face a bedbug infestation issue, they temporarily move in with Joannie and Mrs Molson, causing friction.
Miss Pencil pairs Kid with his rival Billy for a project to try and get them to get along.
Kid spends a day with Little Cactus to learn the culture of the Apache.
When a bear wanders into Nothing Gulch, the adults try to catch it with a bear trap. Kid objects on the grounds of cruelty; he and his friends now race to try and lure the bear away themselves.
A lottery is being held at Nothing Gulch. Everyone has a prize they want to win, but Montana BIll has a unique solution for this - steal it!
A rogue buffalo wanders into Nothing Gulch, and the citizens need someone to stand guard atop the saloon and ring the school bell. The issue is, this would require someone to be able to ding the bell from a distance - can Kid and his slingshot do it?
Mrs Molson believes that Ms Pencil is unfit to be a teacher. Can Kid and his friends prove otherwise?
When the triplets take over Kid's and his friends' train hideout, Kid has to come up with a way to get rid of them.
The adults try to get Kid and his gang to take shower, but none of them want to.
Kid and his friends go mad when they find gold.
Kid gets a personality change after getting a knock on the head.
A traveling salesman advertises a tonic that can predict the future. Things come to a head when he uses it to predict Chihuahua Hill will burn down.
Kid and his friends head to the woods to find Lisette's lost cow, Ginger.
Kid and his friends become investigative reporters.
Dopey adopts a vulture.
Billy Bad puts up a fake poster of himself with a ludicrous bounty, but runs into trouble when Montana BIll thinks it's real and is not happy someone is more wanted than him.
Kid and his friends try to convince Joannie not to move east.
Kid and his friends are excited for the annual saloon party, but Aunt Martha seems despondent. Can Kid and his friends figure out what's up?
Kid needs to rack his brains to think up a way to stop his pet horse Jolly from being sold.
KId and his friends suffer mishaps trying to get their photo taken.
Aunt Martha is adamant Kid practice piano, which is an issue as Kid as his friends have a horseshoe throwing competition with Billy scheduled.
Old Timer starts attending Miss Pencil's school to make up for not having had an education, but he clashes with KId and the rest of the children in an intergenerational rivalry.
Paquito goes overboard playing a bunch of practical jokes on everyone.
When Dopey concludes that it's better to be a bandit than a cowboy, Kid and Lisette try to convine him to rescind being bad.
Jimmy shows Kid and his friends the newly invented movie projector, but when Dopey accidentally destroys the film, it's up to them to recreate the scenes before it's due to be shown on the big screen.
Kid procures a cactus flower to give to Joannie, but things go awry when a misunderstanding causes Lisette to think it's for her.
A photographer comes to Nothing Gulch wanting to capture something unique.
Kid and his friends get caught up in chasing trends when a salesman comes to Nothing Gulch selling exotic goods from Texas.
After a rigged duel, Kid is forced to become Billy's servant.
Mrs Molson brings in a new invention that she calls the 'horse of the future': a two-wheeled bicycle.
Kid and his friends help the sheriff find his lost badge on the same day an inspector comes into town.
Aunt Martha's sister Gilda comes to visit Nothing Gulch, but when they start bickering over conflicting accounts of their childhood, Kid and his friends have to come up with a method to get them to make up.
Having run out of coffee Mr Zao is stressed out. Kid and his friends pitch in to help him run the laundromat and get him fresh beans.
Kid celebrates his tenth birthday.
Kid babytsites Lisette's baby brother Jimbo.
Joannie gets headlice, and when Billy steals the Lice-Be-Gone tonic, Kid has to chase him down to get it back before Joannie's parents implement their backup plan to cut off all of Joannie's hair.
Aunt Martha gets Sam to bring Kid to the wilds to experience what it's like to be a real cowboy, hoping the harsh experience will make him realise the life isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
