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Ricky, Tyra, Boo, and Tim form a band after being denied entry to a rock concert. They perform a garage concert for their parents, who cheer them on despite the awful sound. The kids believe they're musical geniuses and bravely perform for the whole city. The crowd's lukewarm reaction is softened by other musicians who encourage their musical future.

Everyone is a member of some kind of club. Ricky wants to join a club, but he just can't find one that interests him so he decides to set up his own organization: the Do-Nothing Club. The rules of the club's meetings state that no one is allowed to do anything. However, this turns out to be harder than it seems.

DinoCity will soon host a pet show. Ricky's friends own amazing and rare creatures with considerable talents, and everybody is preparing for the competition. Ricky is convinced that his Kraken will become the star of the upcoming show. All he needs is a little perseverance, patience, and a bit of luck.

Tyra tries to become a popular vlogger, but nobody watches her videos. Ricky offers his help, but things get worse. Suddenly, the failed videos are becoming popular.

Tyra doesn't want to bring Ricky to school for the Siblings Day. Nevertheless, Ricky and Boo sneak into the school. Tyra is ashamed of them and sends the boys to the basement, where Ricky and Boo find a mammoth skeleton and a long-lost lost model of an ancient dinosaur. After a series of adventures, Tyra saves them, and the boys become heroes.

On election day in Dino City, Ricky holds his own election at home to decide who gets to be Mom and Dad. After a chaotic vote, Ricky becomes Mum and Tyra becomes Dad. The parents happily switch roles, but soon Ricky and Tyra realize parenting isn't as fun as they thought!

Ricky prepares for the Dinoween holiday by studying horror books and horror films and practicing the art of scaring neighbors and family. He gets so carried away that he does not let his friends scare anybody. By the end of the Dinoween night, his friends decide to surprise Ricky with their art of scaring.

Ricky dreams of an electric unicycle, so he writes a letter to Dino Claus. The problem is New Year is six months away, and Ricky needs his unicycle right now! Ricky tries to get Dino Claus to arrive to Dinocity earlier, but nothing works. To make his dream come true, Ricky has to arrange a real holiday for everyone in the city!

Ricky, Tyra, and Dad pick flowers in the forest, and Ricky brings home an intelligent flower. The flower causes chaos, eating cookies and hunting other flowers. Mom calms everyone down, explaining the flower misses its home, so Ricky returns it to the forest.

Ricky and Dad go grocery shopping but forget to take the grocery list with them. They manage to get lost in the store, confuse all the customers and employees, and bring home everything except for the groceries.

Ricky wants to become an adult as soon as possible! He finds out that you become older every time you celebrate a birthday, therefore he celebrates his birthday 13 times in a row. Now Ricky can finally go to work with Dad and play golf with Dad's coworkers. Soon enough he realizes that being a grown up is not a piece of cake, and decides that he really likes being a child.

Ricky and Boo are playing with Grandpa's telescope. Ricky drops some ice cream on the lens, and the kids identify the spot as an asteroid that is moving towards Earth. In order to save the world, Ricky and his friends decide to wake up the volcano.

In the DinoCity Talent Contest, Ricky isn't sure what talents are, so he searches for them in the basement. He shows up with ridiculous "talents" and becomes the main hero, turning the competition upside down. It turns out, his unique abilities are exactly what everyone needed!

Ricky and Boo argue over whose hobby is more interesting. Their mothers suggest they switch hobbies-Ricky tries building a UFO, and Boo attempts skateboarding. Both fail but agree to work together on a new project, combining their skills.

A family boat trip takes an unexpected turn: as soon as Ricky, Tyra and Dad step on an island, their boat floats away! Now they have to survive in the wild. Who knows - perhaps it can be even more exciting than watching Dinoskovery at home?

Ricky dreams of becoming a basketball champion, and Dad thinks Ricky is still too young for that. But Ricky is convinced that the sooner he starts training, the faster he will become famous, and he asks Tyra to help him. Tim sees Ricky and Tyra training and starts to mock Ricky, so Ricky arranges a basketball duel: whoever throws the ball through a drone-controlled flying hoop is the champion.

A new water slide in DinoLand requires a height check, and Ricky, Tyra, and Boo are just too short. They try funny methods to grow taller but fail. They then have a great idea-to build their own attraction where friendship and fun matter, no height meter needed!

Dad accidentally got a pan stuck on his head, and the children see him in this "outfit". Dad does not want them to make fun of him and he comes up with an explanation - a while ago he promised Ricky to play knights - now Dad is ready!

Ricky doesn't want to wash the family car. Therefore, he presents the car-washing as the most exciting activity in the world, and soon enough all the kids are washing the car. And when it becomes clean, the dinosaurs switch to all the other cars in DinoCity.

Ricky and Tyra create traffic signs to regulate their parents' actions, causing trouble. Grandpa, disguised as the Chief Inspector, conducts an unfair exam. Disappointed, the kids realize it's not a good idea to make their own rules.

Ricky blames the Bogeyman for his messy room, and Dad convinces the kids to clean up. But it's too late-someone's snoring in the closet! The kids rush to Dad, but he's scared too. Mom, who doesn't believe in the Bogeyman, reveals the monster is just Kraken.

The city is hosting a hot air balloon race, and Ricky declares Dad Saur the world's biggest champion. The mayor asks Dad to represent the city, but Dad is afraid of flying and doesn't know how to control a balloon. With Ricky's training and Mum's help, they're determined to win the race!

On the day of an important golf game, Dad discovers the loss of his favorite golf club. Detectives Ricky and Tyra are on this case - searching for evidences and witnesses. And when they fail, Ricky comes up with the most creative ideas for finding a club, which results with a real chaos and a complete mess in the house.

Impressed by the Raptorsons' smart house, Ricky decides to upgrade his own home. But where can he get robots and other smart devices? The entire Saur family along with Kraken come to the rescue.

Ricky decides to become a great artist, but it turns out he's not so talented when it comes to drawing. Therefore, he decides to become a sculptor and tries to build a statue of himself using all the objects that he sees in the house.

Ricky and Tyra create a virtual treehouse, and Dad decides to build a real one. Mom works on a solution for plant growth. Dad's treehouse can't be lifted, but Mom's experiments grow a small tree under it. The kids dream of a treehouse in the clouds and use Mom's magic product. Now, the family must figure out how to shrink the plant.

Nothing will spice up a family fishing trip like running into your neighbours! With the family Saur soon competing with the Raptorsons to see who can catch the biggest fish, Tyra livestreams this great battle, which will go down in Dino City history.

It sure is fun to read books and watch football matches and not know the ending. But it only takes one little dino, who already knows what happens, to bring his family's enjoyment to a crashing halt!

Dad Saur is getting ready to go on a work trip and, of course, promises to bring the children some presents from the neighbouring town. However, the children are afraid that Dad will sleep in and miss the early morning train. Ricky, being the master of Awakening, thinks of various methods to wake Dad up for his train. In short, the family are in for quite the night.

It's the first of April. Ricky cannot miss a day like this. After all, he has millions of entertaining ideas for pranks. Together with Tyra, he creates a true April Fools' Day experience for Mum and Dad. It's a shame that the adults don't have the best sense of humour!

Tyra's in a bad mood, so Ricky decides to find her good mood. He searches high and low, finding all the wrong moods-falling, sleepy, even running away! After a thorough search, he finally discovers her good mood in the most unexpected place.

Dad Saur hopes for a relaxing weekend, but the house is chaotic and Mum is busy. To solve both problems, he invents a story about the Dirtosaurus, who visits messy houses. However, Ricky's interpretation of the story leads to unexpected results!

Ricky finds out that the dinosaurs of yore used to write letters on paper. He's inspired to write a real letter to his hero SuperDino, who journeys through open space in his spaceship. Writing it is one thing, but how can he send it? In a bottle? Via a postal pterodactyl? The little dinosaur has to work hard on solving this problem.

While looking at family photos, Ricky and Tyra discover they hatched from eggs. Ricky thinks making a wish and hatching things from round objects will make his dreams come true. He's eager to get a bowling ball first, before Tyra does!

Ricky becomes a magician and uses his wand to change the world, but Tyra remains skeptical. Dad's car starts, the clock strikes, and dough rises out of the pan-Tyra still doubts. But when the dough takes over the kitchen table, she wonders if miracles might be real after all. Mum won't be happy with this magic!

Ricky reads a bunch of comics and decides that he is a superhero, too. All that's left is to find out what his superpower is: perhaps he can become invisible? Walk through walls? Or knock apples out of a tree with his super-roar? Unravelling the mystery of his superpowers turns out to be a difficult task, but thankfully his sister Tyra is on hand to help.

Aliens are everywhere! They're just hard to spot, since they're masters of disguise. But make no mistake, these aliens are watching you and listening in on your conversations, and they might even fly off with your most valuable possessions. Like your dad! How do we know all that? We heard it from Ricky himself.

Inventing isn't hard. You just need to wait for a unique idea to pop into your head. And if that head is the head of a small dino with a very active imagination, then your invention is sure to amaze everyone. Or make them laugh. Either way, it's sure to make an impression.

Dad Saur knows a lot of secrets: how to fix a car, how to earn lots of money, how to win a football world cup, and even how to cook the tastiest dish in the world. So why can't Dad actually do anything if he knows so many secrets? That's his biggest secret of all!

Who will win the biggest watermelon competition: Tyra or Ricky? Brains or tricks? Or will it be a friendly draw? All sorts of tricky questions, but the answer is easy: at this watermelon duel, the spectators are sure to come out on top!

Can dinos survive without modern gadgets and smart appliances? You bet! Their lives will soon be transformed and filled with fun surprises. But alas, not for long. Not even for the most optimistic dino in the world.

A healthy lifestyle offers every dino a slim figure, improved mood, and glowing complexion. And it also offers Ricky a chance to unleash ultimate mayhem on the house.

Being a vegetable is actually pretty fun. You don't have to do anything except lie around in the sun... At least, until someone comes to pick and eat you. Right, Ricky?

Ricky and Tyra don't want it to be night time, because then Mum won't let them play outside and they'll have to go to bed. So, Ricky decides to catch the Sun and stop it from leaving the sky.

It turns out not all treasure islands are off in the middle of the ocean - sometimes little dinos can find them in their very own yards. Especially if they have a very active imagination and a 'real live' pirate map showing where the treasure is buried.

A terrible mystery is keeping Ricky up at night: why can Dad Saur grow a moustache, while he, Tyra, and Mum can't? Dad Saur must have some kind of secret moustache-growing trick. Ricky decides to do whatever it takes to uncover it.

Mum discovers a bite missing from a tasty treat she was keeping in the fridge. Could it have been a vampire cucumber? Then we'd better be careful. Who knows what that green-peeled villain could be planning. Maybe he'll try to bite everyone! There's no one better at saving the family than Ricky. But will he be able to keep himself safe?

Dad Saur decides to lose some weight, so his kids attempt to introduce him to the world of sports - with the help of their own boundless creativity. During Dad's workouts, Ricky and Tyra invent new sports for him that would make even the biggest of thrill seekers jealous. Unsurprisingly, all these attempts to turn Dad into an athlete lead to some wacky outcomes.

Ricky and Tyra know how to turn anything into a game - even things as boring as cleaning. Especially if they get their hands on something as awesome as a vacuum cleaner. No need to limit themselves to vacuuming the floor and the rug. Or to vacuuming indoors. Or to vacuuming at all - as long as they're ready to run as fast as they can.

How can kids defeat the dark forces that sneak into their heads every day and make dinos like Tyra and Ricky get up to no good, break their parents' rules, and take things they shouldn't? It turns out it's not so hard! Ricky comes up with a clever plan to take the dark forces captive. The kids' all-or-nothing battle fills the house with mayhem and their parents with surprise.

Dad decides to freshen up one of the rooms by renovating it. The kids are excited to help him out. And since they are all cheerful born butterfingers who know precious little about renovating, it turns out awful. But at least the three of them have a great time.

Everyone knows you have to water flowers and trees to make them grow. But what happens if you water your food, money, and household goods? Ricky is sure that they'll grow, too, and the house will be filled with lots of everything. No sooner said than done! And even if the story ends with the house being totally soaked and nothing growing, the day still went great.