When Tom Thomas accidently drops his father's toolbox he needs the help of Simka and Nolik to get everything back into place before his father gets home.

When Papus and Masiya are urgently called to the laboratory they become frantic, imagining all of the terrible things that may have happened to Simka or Nolik.

In a tense game of chess between Grandpus and Professor Eugenius, Nolik takes the part of a missing pawn who dreams of capturing the enemy king.

Watching Professor Eugenius test out a new airbag, the Fixie kids learn about the importance of traffic safety. The demonstration also gives Grandpus an idea about how to keep the reckless Fire a bit safer.

Tom Thomas doesn't know how to get a bothersome bee out of the kitchen. Simka and Nolik get the bee safely outside without it stinging Tom Thomas, Chewsocka, or them.

Chewsocka knows she could be a real service dog if only humans and Fixies could understand her. And soon she gets her chance to help when she discovers an outlet sparking.

Fire gets kicked out of class for screaming "fire" during a lesson on fire extinguishers. When he soon discovers a real fire in the lab, he has trouble convincing Grandpus and his schoolmates that this time it's for real.

Tom Thomas agrees to take care of his friend's chameleon. When the chameleon escapes from its terrarium, Tom Thomas, Simka, and Nolik have to use their smarts to find him and catch him.

Papus wants to move because nothing in the apartment breaks anymore. Nolik and Simka think the only solution is to break things so Papus will have something to fix and feel useful again.

Tom Thomas needs to weigh Chewsocka on the old fashioned scale in his dad's office in order to figure out how much food he is supposed to give her.

Tom Thomas, Simka and Nolik are alarmed by strange noises coming out of an old wooden box. Could it be mice? No, it’s Grandpus repairing a music box and he needs his grandkids’ help.

Trying to pretend he is sick by warming up a thermometer, Tom Thomas accidently breaks the device. Now he needs the help of the Fixies to clean up the dangerous mercury.

Chewsocka accidently gets trapped inside of the washing machine while chasing Nolik and Simka. Now the Fixie kids have to warn Tom Thomas' mother without being discovered in the process.

Simka and Nolik realize that they can fix a toy car with a small part from inside the dishwasher. But to get the dishwasher working again they’ll need that same part from the TV. Now, how can they fix that TV?

Trying to hide from the house dog, Chewsocka, Nolik climbs inside the TV remote just before the dog runs away with it. Tom Thomas and Simka have to find the remote and save Nolik.

Tom Thomas returns from a camping trip and shows Simka and Nolik some ancient fossils he found. Among them is an amazing object he discovered – a rock that seems to hold a fossilized screw. The Fixie kids wonder - could this fossil...

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