-In this episode: Postscript: Things seem to work out quite well for everyone -- except Prospero.

-In this episode: A Child of the Source: Eena Beena's bracelet reveals a shocking truth and leads her to her mother. Prospero opens a doorway to the Outside.

-In this episode: The End of History: Prospero arranges all eighteen Djamas on the Circle of Fates. The Professor and the girls try in vain to stop him.

-In this episode: The Nibbler: Tog turns up in Prospero's airship and frees Queena Beena from her restraints. She's suprised to discover that Tog is a silverfish with hidden depths.

-In this episode: Ride It: Professor Legume and the girls give chase on the back of an enlarged dragonfly.

-In this episode: Plastered: The girls' careful preparations come to nothing when Prospero arrives in his airship and kidnaps Djamas sixteen and seventeen.

-In this episode: A Grateful Nation: Queena Beena is first cured of Scramble Pox and then of being a flea. Bubbling over with happiness, she invites the earwigs to settle on Allele Island.

-In this episode: Relexified: Despite being terribly upset at the premature sight of her daughter, Chrysanthemum cures Miss Jackie and Eena Beena of the Scramble Pox.

-In this episode: The Extra Baby: Too excited to sleep, Daisy tells Eena Beena the sad story of Tulip and her mother, Chrysanthemum, Queen of Perennial Isle.

-In this episode: Double Scrambled: At first, it seems that Queena Beena's message to the girls is hopelessly scrambled, but then Daisy has an excellent idea for unscrambling it.

-In this episode: An Obvious Solution: To Queena Beena, the solution to the anemone problem is obvious. She enlists help from Emeril and Tog in trying to get a mesage to the girls.

-In this episode: Famously Dangerous: The girls run into a snag trying to free Tulip from the protective grasp of venemous anemone.

-In this episode: Scramble Pox: While Diamond and Daisy dive down to the Field of Anemones to retrieve Djama number seventeen, Eena Beena faces up to the fact she has come down with the Scramble Pox.

-In this episode: House of the Mad Queen: Eena Beena meets Miss Jackie, a jemeleon suffering from a bad case of the Scramble Pox. Queena Beena, still a flea, dines on Eena Beena -- much to her own disgust.

-In this episode: The Earwigs Link: Queena Beena watches in amazement as the earwigs fight for survival, using only their courage, imagination, and teamwork, as the skiff nearly delivers them to a watery grave.

-In this episode: Veranda Broom: A mid-sea collision upends Eena Beena's skiff. Her rescuers, Diamond and Daisy, turn out to be from the Southeastern P.D.

-In this episode: Bilge Water: Eena Beena considers her plight as she sails aimlessly in the Xylem Sea. Queena Beena is nearer than she knows, hiding out under the deck with the earwig nation.

-In this episode: "Protect the Djama!": Professor Legume engages Prospero in a titanic combat at Oyster Cove. Meanwhile, Eena Beena drifts out to sea in Prospero's skiff.

-In this episode: Tumbling and Tumbling: Overcoming his weakness for chocolate, Prospero succeeds in transforming Queena Beena into a flea. The earwig nations stows away on his skiff.

-In this episode: Insect Asylum: Queena Beena, furious that an insect has eaten all of the scrolls in the Hall of Justice, banishes the earwigs from Allele Island. Along the way, she slaps Eena Beena's face.

-In this episode: Proof: Prospero approaches in an aluminum airship high above the Southern Sea. The Viceroy pops in for a visit, and is shown how to transform a Djama into a flea.

-In this episode: A Kind of Roof: The two Beenas sneak away to Windward Beach for a midnight swim in Eena Beena's favorite tidal pool. A lovely night ends with a terrible argument.

-In this episode: What Prospero Saw: Professor Legume cooks up some chocolate strawberries for Eena Beena while telling her about Prospero's obsessive quest.

-In this episode: The Judgment Bench: Deciding Allele Island's legal cases proves to be more difficult--and frustrating--than Eena Beena could have imagined. Queena Beena shows terrible judgment.