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When Jarvis accidentally exposes famed magician Sam Mazing's trick, the magicians in town band together and vow to hunt Jarvis down.

At GameCon, Piper tricks Jarvis and Bowie into fighting in order to drum up interest in her new video game.

Geneva accidentally orders one million Rainbow Bunny toys, so the gang creates a web show to encourage kids to buy them.

When Jarvis branches out into the mattress business, he accidentally lands Knickknack in a war with local business rival, Mel's Mattress Kingdom.

When Jarvis hires Candace to be in a focus group about toys for seniors, she and her daughter, Adelaide, hatch a plan to sabotage this new toy.

When Knox pretends he's the president of Knickknack to impress his successful businessman father, Jarvis is willing to play along. Piper takes advantage of her "new boss" and uses the opportunity to clone a tiny dinosaur, which runs amok at Knickknack.

Bowie distracts a lovesick Jarvis with the task of updating a popular toy from the 1960s, while Piper gets stuck dating a guy who is unbearably upbeat.

After lying to Piper by telling her that Jarvis is in love with her, Bowie struggles to keep Jarvis and Piper apart before Piper spills the beans and Bowie gets caught in his lie.

Knickknack releases a new toy: Greedy Pig, the piggy bank that makes saving fun. But when the gang discovers the money that kids are saving in their Greedy Pigs is somehow disappearing, it's time for a stakeout to find the thief.

After successfully suing Knickknack Toys, Bowie becomes the new owner of the company and decides to make a few changes.

Knickknack is throwing a Fat Cat board game tournament but, on the day of the tournament, Candace steals all their Kitty Cash. Jarvis and the gang have to somehow get their cash out of a bank vault before the tournament starts.

Bowie uses a special microphone that mimics people's voices to secretly get Jarvis and Piper to confess their love for each other, but inadvertently causes a fight between the two.

Jarvis decides to give Candace a second chance and hires her to be Mrs. Bubkes's assistant. But when a young girl uses a Knickknack toy to save a life, Candace sees it as a chance to regain the spotlight.

When Bowie invents a toy that allows kids to control video games with their minds and tests it on Jarvis, a malfunction makes Jarvis think he's a character in the game.

Piper updates one of the Shnorfs, a gnome-like figurine, by making it walk, talk, and giving it Jarvis's personality. Soon Piper realizes she can use Shnorf Jarvis to figure out how to make the real Jarvis fall in love with her.

As the new owner of Knickknack Toys, Jarvis hires a group of kids from school to help him create awesome new toys.

Dissatisfied with how she's treated, Piper goes undercover as a blonde to prove it's really true that blondes have more fun.

Jarvis discovers Piper performing a love song called "Jarvis."

The team discovers a strange man inside the Knickknack building who claims to be Knickknack Toys' founder, P. Everett Knickknack.

Upset with the unrealistic standard of beauty exhibited by Knickknack Toys' Angie Doll, Piper convinces Jarvis to come up with an updated version.

When pop star Caden Clark hides from his crazed fans at KnickKnack Toys, he discovers he loves Knickknack's "Pop Superstar" video game - and decides to quit real superstardom to play the video game full-time.

In Jarvis's dream, he creates the world's greatest new toy - but now that he's woken up, he can't remember what it is. Piper, Bowie, and Aster try to recreate the events of the day to help Jarvis have the same dream again.

To find out if Jarvis has any real feelings for her, Piper pretends she's been offered a new job at a toy company far, far away.

Knickknack holds an event to release limited-edition Samurai Salamander toys in conjunction with the release of the blockbuster movie, and one young, die-hard fan is convinced Jarvis and the gang in costume are the real Salamanders. When the kid has his limited-edition toy stolen by a bully and asks the Samurai Salamanders if they'll get it back, they have no choice but to agree. But they soon discover this so-called bully is actually a full-grown biker, with full-grown biker friends, who have plans to make Knickknack their new hangout.

When Mrs. Bubkes is named Vice-President of Knickknack Toys, Candace attempts to use the opportunity to sabotage their latest toy release and take down the company for good.

When Jarvis and Bowie post a video of Aster wearing a high-fashion fur suit and digging through a dumpster online, viewers mistake Aster for the legendary, mythological cryptid creature, "Littlefoot." With Littlefoot mania in full swing, Jarvis creates a line of Littlefoot toys, planning to promote them by making more videos of Aster without his knowing. But when Littlefoot toy sales drop, Jarvis decides it's time to up the ante by staging, and recording, a Littlefoot attack.

The news that a vintage toy worth a million dollars is hidden somewhere in their building unleashes "gold fever" among the Knickknack gang.

When Candace vows to send a safety inspector to inspect Knickknack Toys, Jarvis goes above and beyond with his safety protocols. But the one thing he didn't account for was an out-of-control man-eating toy dough.