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哈维街女孩：友情不灭
Kids rule in a place called Harvey Street, where a trio of girls right wrongs, ice cream is always an option, and every day feels like Saturday.
The Harvey Girls go to war when the Bloogey Boys block Tiny from the treehouse. Chaos erupts at the Trading Tree when the girls try to break the rules.
The kids pull an all-nighter so they can have more fun. When a mystery critter shows up on Harvey Street, a grossed-out Dot wants it gone.
Lotta faces her fears to save her friends on Halloween night. The girls go out of their way to make a new kid love Harvey Street as much as they do.
Audrey gets carried away in her first game of live action role-playing. The Harvey Girls battle the Bloogey Boys for the right to keep an old couch.
Canceled plans inspire the girls to create their very own camp on Harvey Street. A flashback reveals how Audrey, Dot and Lotta became friends.
The Harvey Girls do their best to help Frufru make friends in time for her birthday party. Dot launches a business designing fashionable capes.
There's a mystery to solve when someone steals the kids' favorite sugary cereal! Lotta works hard to help Tiny compete in a big-kid bike race.
Lotta insists on staying close to the girls after accidentally breaking their friendship bracelets. The girls invent a holiday to celebrate friendship.
After airing an embarrassing secret, Lotta worries the other kids won't like her. The girls find a broken VHS tape and decide to film their own ending.
A life-changing brain freeze moves Melvin to make up for all of his mistakes. Lotta's determined to get a cute kitten to like her.
Audrey gets more than she bargained for after taking over for Bobby the Elder. A preschool reunion throws Dot's competitive side into overdrive.
Lucretia stretches the truth so she can keep hanging out with the Harvey Girls. Thieving raccoons steal the girls' Horn-a-Corn dream house.
Pinkeye gets a makeover and takes his new persona a bit too far. The kids rally when someone -- or something -- tampers with a Harvey Street landmark.
