The Warners found themselves facing a troll guarding the bridge they needed to cross, and he was proving stubbornly unwilling to allow passage.

Drawn by the sight of a vividly colored “clown car,” Mindy found herself at the Indianapolis 500 Speedway.

The Warners managed to overshadow the provocative radio personality, Howard Tern.

The Goodfeathers devised a plan to evade a famished owlet, hoping to trick him with their cleverness.

Then, Mindy managed to evade peril only thanks to the quick thinking and loyalty of her dog, Buttons, during their railway escapade.

Katie Ka-Boom entertained a sinking feeling: she suspected her boyfriend wouldn’t be showing up for their anticipated night together.

Young Pesto found himself desperately attempting to dissuade his recently widowed mother from taking a new husband.

The comedy troupe The Goodfeathers present a playful send-up of “Fiddler on the Roof,” skewering both the conventions of musical theater and the institution of marriage itself.

The Warner siblings explore the familiar territory of brother-and-sister conflict in their music.

The Goodfeathers made an effort to lift Bobby’s spirits.

Katie Ka-Boom erupted in dismay upon noticing a single pimple had appeared on her face.

A chorus of protests – “Fake!” – rose from the Warner siblings as they watched the wrestling match unfold.