Dooley and the kids help him explore the world using all his senses, discovering their own senses as they play. Dooley finally figures out how to fix M.A.R.T.I.E. when he realizes all of our senses are connected in our brain. However, the boys soon learn that having fun at the expense of others really isn t any fun at all. BEAT Dooley and friends learn to follow their own unique rhythms in a day of singing and dancing. Chris, reluctant to dance, learns that he can never go wrong as long as he dances to his own beat.
Mom suggests a camping trip in their own backyard, and an adventure in the great outdoors is on.
The kids set up office and play dentist for Dooley. When Dooley and M.A.R.T.I.E. make an alien faux pas, they re embarrassed about being different. The kids decide to reverse the rolls and pretend that they are aliens, teaching M.A.R.T.I.E and Dooley that, even we re all different in some ways, we re all the same in others. Dooley and the gang discover that copying behavior can be useful for learning, but mimicking bad behavior can lead to serious consequences. WHEN THE CHIP IS DOWN Dooley and the kids are worried when M.A.R.T.I.E seems to have lost his memory.