Wonder's Workshop - Season 2

When Lisa breaks her leg and Paula breaks her arm, Billy makes can't resist teasing and making fun of them. He then has a dream where he's stuck in a hospital bed, and a familiar face makes fun of him too. Billy learns to be sensitive to others.

Lisa is usually very tidy. But for some reason, she becomes really messy, and it rubs off on the rest of the staff. Dr. Wonder reminds them how it's important to show a good example to others.

Dr. Wonder is working on a major invention to present at a convention. He is very stressed, and when others offer their help, he finally realizes he needs a team effort to finish.

Billy is trying to make the hologram table work, but he's afraid that he can't solve the problem. Dr. Wonder knows how to fix it, and helps Billy solve the problem. Billy trusts Dr. Wonder's experience, and has faith in him.

Everyone throws a fun birthday party for Lisa, and they give her gifts. But they are discouraged when Lisa doesn't thank them for the gifts they gave. Lisa learns that it's very important to say "Thanks!"

Billy claims to have fixed an old television, and even though it doesn't work at all, he claims it's "good enough." Everyone helps Billy learn that "good enough" is NOT good enough when they bring him a burnt pizza, a lopsided cake, and a broken bat.

Billy gets excited when his favorite baseball team is in a race for the pennant, and he starts buying merchandise. Eventually, he buys so much that his work area is overflowing. He learns to be satisfied with what he has.

Paula becomes mean and critical of everyone else. Dr. Wonder encourages her to be positive and praise other people. Eventually Paula admits that she has been very sad because her favorite pet died. She didn't intend to be mean, and she learns to be careful to build up her friends.

Billy is having a rough week. One way or another, he is creating problems for everyone in the lab. Today is his birthday, and he thinks nobody will remember, but they still throw him a surprise party in spite of his failures, because they still love him no matter what.