Dot.

Dot tries to help her dog, Scratch, get over his fear of thunder.

Dot and the gang look for Scratch's missing chew toy.

Dot finds treasure on a Geocache hunt.

Dot helps Hal with his lemonade stand.

Mr. C. takes Dot and Hal on a nature hike so they can earn their final Rangeroo badges.

Dot builds Scratch a robot companion.

Dot has trouble playing the cello.

When Dot's grandmother Anne visits, she plans a snow day.

Dot and the gang give Mr. C. the "Scaremaster" a fright.

Dot tries to get rid of a ghost who moves into Mister Sherman's house.

Dot gets a cold and can't attend Ruby's birthday party.

Dot and her family participate in the National Day of Unplugging.

Dot creates a translator app so that everyone can understand Scratch.

Dot accidentally prints out a lot of dog bones.

Dot and her friends take part in the rocket building workshop at the Maker Festival, where Dot sees first hand how great it is that everyone does things their own way.

Dot and her friends work together to write a song for the Winter Concert that will speak to the entire town, regardless of what holiday they celebrate, but their performance is threatened by a snow storm.

Dot is horrified to discover she's accidentally gotten rid of all the decorations for the town tree; she works around the clock to make new ones and discovers the joy that comes with giving and sharing.

Dot goes overboard making Mom an elaborate 'thank you' gift in the form of an animated movie starring Super Mom.

Dot and Hal are excited to go swimming in the lake for the first time ever; while Dot learns to love floating amongst the fish and seaweed, Hal has a much harder time and makes the decision to stay on the sand.

Dot buys Dad a hi-tech fish finder to help him finally catch a fish, but the gadget winds up getting them into trouble when a monster fish chomps onto it.

With his family mini-putt tournament looming, Dot volunteers to whip Hal into shape with an elaborate home course.

Dot, Hal and Ruby work together to create a memorial video to help Nev and Dev deal with the loss of their pet goldfish, Ogopogo.

Dot goes up against a crafty squirrel who's been stealing from her vegetable garden.

Rangeroo Dot and Rangeroo Hal set-out to build a community garden in the hopes of earning their Build-It Badges, but wind up building something even more important: community spirit.

The festival of Maker Festival has come to town. Dot has trouble with her project for the kids' event and must realize that making something great takes time, and a lot of mis-steps.

Dot is nervous sleeping over at Ruby Marshall's house but tries to hide it. She ends up comforting Nev, who also misses home.

When Scratch hurts his paw, Dot becomes an over-protective helicopter parent.

Dot finds a caterpillar and takes him home to raise him into a butterfly, then has trouble letting him go.

In addition to her dog Scratch, Dot is tasked with looking after Ruby's cat Meryl, Hal's fish Sir Gilderson, Nev's bird Zippington, and Dev's tarantula Waldo.

The gang puts on a backyard play and Dot goes overboard with special effects, putting the entire production in jeopardy.

When Dot traps Ruby's camera in a tree they both fling their shoes at it to try and get it down.

Ruby is invited to Ruby's dance party, so Hal trains her to beat Move It Mania, then she finds out Ruby has Move it Mania 3.

When an electromagnetic storm makes viewing the Northern Lights from her own backyard a real possibility, Dot sets out to make it a sure thing by starting a "lights out" campaign.

Dot builds a spider Robot, Nev and Dev build a cheetah and Ruby and Hal build a frog. All their robots fail to pass the obstacle course, so they combine their robots into one and it completes the course.

When her parents get a chicken coop to avoid buying eggs, Dot names the three new hens Agatha, Princess Peck-Peck and Eliza-Bok. They're slow to lay eggs and Scratch chases them around the yard when the door is left open overnight.

Inspired by her growing collection of postcards from Nana, Dot decides to make a postcard of her own to send back to her.