After her parents forget to pick her up, Penny starts a rideshare company aimed at kids whose parents are too busy to drive them.

Frustrated by Oscar’s overbearing parenting, Penny wishes to be grown up. Al Roker grants her wish, turning Penny and her friends into college coeds.

When Trudy tracks Suga Mama’s family to Oklahoma, the Proud’s head to the family rodeo, where Suga Mama’s painful history will be revealed; Oscar discovers he’s a natural cowboy.

LaCienega feels threatened by her ugly-duckling-turned-beautiful-swan cousin, LaBrea, as her quinceañera approaches; Sunset’s sister, Melrose, goads her into making poor choices.

Frustrated by Oscar’s overbearing parenting, Penny wishes to be grown up. Al Roker grants her wish, turning Penny and her friends into college coeds.

After her parents forget to pick her up, Penny starts a rideshare company aimed at kids whose parents are too busy to drive them.

Oscar opens a slap-dash theme park that, despite it’s poorly designed and extremely dangerous rides, becomes an overnight success. Penny struggles with her changing singing voice.

When Penny discovers who Maya and KG’s parents are, she becomes the lone voice of tolerance in her community, butting heads with her father Oscar’s prejudices.

An overzealous Oscar bets big that his AAU basketball team can beat Wizard Kelly’s. He forces Penny onto his team but her heart isn’t in it because she’d rather spend…

Frustrated by her friends’ obsession with a makeup influencer, Penny becomes an influencer herself but the fame quickly goes to her head.

Penny, desperate to prove she’s not superficial, joins new girl Maya’s poorly planned plot to free a panda from the zoo. Meanwhile, Penny’s crew vie for a new boy’s attention.

Penny inadvertently gets her homeless teacher, Ms. Hill, fired. To right her wrong, Penny starts a fundraiser. Zoey turns to Uncle Bobby to learn the ways of the funk.

As Emma has doubts about her new life, the girls prepare a surprise.

The family embarks on a Treasure Trail in the Fontainebleau forest to celebrate Vic’s birthday.

As the family takes part of the Sunday’s flea market, they have to let go of certain things.

At the neighbors’ get-together, secrets are revealed and Emma meets her new thesis advisor.

Fred is ill so this weekend, Emma has to take care of the girls all by herself.

The family is gifted Axel, a virtual assistant, and confronts the importance of privacy.

The girls’ mothers want to get to know Emma at Sunday Brunch but they picked the worst weekend!

The girls find out that Fred has been hiding his relationship with Emma, who is due back to Canada.

With Christmas fast approaching, Elder Kettle sends the boys on an important errand: to pick out the perfect tree.

After hitting the Devil with his car, Elder Kettle takes him in, mistaking him for a humble house cat he affectionately calls “Mrs. Meow Meow.”

Sally Stageplay’s holding auditions for an exciting new space opera. But Cuphead, Mugman and the Devil all want the same role: the lead.

Knock, knock! Danger’s at the door when Elder Kettle goes out to get his mustache waxed, leaving a bumbling Cuphead and Mugman home alone.

King Dice — the Devil’s onetime No. 1 — is out of the spotlight. But Cuphead of all people wants to be his manager and help him make a comeback.

An epic dance contest morphs into a high-stakes game of winners and losers, with more than one soul on the line. How will it all end? Hilariously.

A fateful flashback reveals what Ms. Chalice’s life was like before she met Cuphead and Mugman.

It’s time for a day of fun with Elder Kettle… or is it? With an assist from Ms. Chalice, Cuphead and Mugman are scaring up shenanigans all over town!

After breaking Porkrind’s window, Cuphead, Mugman and Ms. Chalice must work off the debt by delivering a mysterious package to Ribby and Croaks.

Christmas brings out the worst in the Devil, who’s notoriously naughty… until he schemes to get himself onto Santa’s nice list.

Without Mugman, Cuphead doesn’t know what to do with himself. Can he strike a deal with the Devil to save his beloved brother and bring him home?

Cuphead and Mugman are giddy with power when they get their hands on the Devil’s pitchfork and make fiery mischief all over town.

Winter’s coming and there’s lots of work to do, but Cuphead doesn’t want to do any of it. Forget chopping wood — he’d rather launch rockets into the sky!

Elder Kettle wants to snap a family portrait of him and his boys — and, boy, does he get it! Just not in the picture-perfect setting he was expecting.

A crafty rat claims ownership of Elder Kettle’s cottage and all of its contents after a careless Cuphead and Mugman leave the door open.

Ms. Chalice and the boys craft a perfect spooky scam: making money as ghost removers! But things get real when they pick a house that’s already haunted.

Steaming mad and ready for revenge, the Devil summons his finest demons and sends them above ground on a mission to recapture Cuphead’s soul.

Mugman gets dangerously jealous when his snooty piano teacher taps Cuphead to compete for a $10,000 musical prize instead of him.

Trouble comes a-knockin’ when Ms. Chalice turns up on Elder Kettle’s doorstep and turns on the charm. The question is: Can she be trusted?

Cuphead and Mugman are in the slammer after breaking into the cookie factory. Prison’s scary — but now they can’t decide whether to bust out or stay in!