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Private Notes
Great-aunt Loretta threatens to take Grandpa's pet Beowulf to the dog pound, but he only makes matters worse by trying to help her love the animal.
Jason's sister Jemima looks after the school hamster for the weekend, but the siblings discover the rodent has a taste for adventure and have to rely on Grandpa to save it from trouble
Mr Liker Biker plans to raise funds for the Young at Heart Club by cycling up Mistymoor Mountain, but becomes more interested in arranging his gear than reaching the summit
Jason saves his money to buy a robot from Mr Whoops' toy shop, but spoiled boy next door Troy gets there first
A famous film star visits, but Grandpa is horrified when he discovers she has big plans to change Sunnysands.
When a food inspector visits Miss Smiley's cafe, Grandpa tries to lend a hand to make sure she gets five stars - but ends up being a pest.
Jason and Grandpa go to the beach and build a beautiful castle for the Sunnysands Sandcastle Competition.
Mum is going to take a family photo and everyone needs to look their best. Great Aunt Loretta calls Miss Snip the dog groomer to smarten up Beowulf, but Grandpa is having none of it.
Jason wants Grandpa to come and watch him perform at Miss Smiley's summer show. But Grandpa is not well and Mum has told him to stay at home. Grandpa has to decide whether to follow Mum's advice, or find a way to help Jason through his special song.
Mr Whoops invites Jason, Jemima and their friends to a day out on the beach. Grandpa puts on his Shrinking Cap and tries to join in the fun. Mr Whoops has lots of little accidents and everything goes wrong. Grandpa and Jason team up to save the day.
Accident-prone Mr Whoops looks after the cafe while Miss Smiley is away. Grandpa shrinks and flies off to help out just as a rather difficult customer, Lady Prigsbottom, arrives. Grandpa tries to help her see the funny side of Mr Whoops's slapstick antics.
Mum is looking after a friend's baby and Grandpa accidentally wakes him up. When baby Boris won't stop crying, Grandpa decides he needs a new toy to play with, so he puts on his shrinking cap.
Great Aunt Loretta decides the garden needs tidying up and calls for Mr Hackit the gardener. Grandpa and Jason like the garden just as it is, and so Mr Hackit must be stopped before it is too late.
Miss Smiley takes Jason and spoilt boy-next-door Troy to Mr Whoops's toy shop to buy a treat. Grandpa wants to teach Troy some manners so he shrinks and hides in Jason's pocket. Let loose in the shop, Grandpa puts his daring plan into action.
The delightful Bubbles the babysitter arrives to take care of Jason and his friend Josh. Everyone is having a great time until spoilt boy-next-door Troy turns up and starts causing trouble for Bubbles.
It is Shake Up and Shape Up week in Sunnysands, and everyone is exercising. Accident-prone Mr Whoops decides to buy a bike. Grandpa thinks this is a terrible idea and sets out to persuade Mr Whoops that there are other ways to get fit.
Jemima has a birthday party, with food, games and a magic show from the amazing Mr Marvelloso. Unfortunately, the magician turns out to be not so marvelloso and upsets the birthday girl. Time for a bit of Grandpa magic instead.
Mum is learning to play the trumpet and her practising is rather painful on the ears. So when she is asked to perform at Miss Smiley's cafe for the Young at Heart Club, Grandpa realises she is going to need some help.
Great Aunt Loretta feels ill and it looks like she will not make it to Rick the Rocking Raver's concert. Determined to get her out of the house, Grandpa shrinks and embarks on a series of surprising cures.
Jason's cousin Alvin has come to stay. He has turned into a terrible teenager, spending all his time either sleeping or eating Grandpa's sweets. Grandpa puts on his Shrinking Cap and attempts to change the boy's ways. Alvin cannot believe his eyes.
Dad gives Mum a beautiful necklace for their wedding anniversary but she loses it. Grandpa needs to shrink so he can find it for her, but Great Aunt Loretta has decided it is time he got rid of that tatty old cap.
