List of Harvey Beaks episodes

The pilot begins with Fee and Foo going over to meet Harvey at his house, and inviting him over to Wetbark Lake. In order to have an awesome time at the lake, Harvey has to do the one thing that's the hardest for him–get in really big trouble. In this episode, Harvey notices when he goes into the lake with Fee and Foo, he does not get to go flying in the air with his friends. Harvey also finds out that Fee and Foo are banned from the lake. Harvey wants to learn how to be trouble so he can be banned from the lake. And in the end, Harvey gets banned from the lake with the help of his friends.

Note 1: Unlike the TV series, this episode was originally animated in Toon Boom Harmony by Mercury Filmworks, a Canadian animation studio responsible for animating Disney Channel and Disney XD shows like Wander Over Yonder and Star vs. the Forces of Evil.
Note 2: Technobear was originally an adult character voiced by C. H. Greenblatt, but in the TV series, he's a kid voiced by Mason Vaughn.

To have an awesome time at the lake, Harvey has to do the one thing that's the hardest for him: get in really big trouble.

The kids spit from the highest tree in Littlebark until they realize they can't get back down.

The discovery of a giant, stone finger in the ground leads the kids on a passionate quest to find out what's attached to the rest of it.

When Fee and Foo become magnetized, nature seems determined to force them apart.

Harvey and Foo rent a bike from a grumpy shopkeeper and learn the meaning of the phrase "Buyer Beware."

Always excluded from Valentine's Day festivities, Fee makes up her own holiday called Anti-Valentine's Day.

It's all-ages night at the club and Harvey can't wait to blow everyone's minds with his rad dance moves.

Harvey becomes convinced that he's a rebel… even though he has no idea what being a rebel means.

Envious of Fee and Foo's cool scars, Harvey asks them to give him a scar of his own. He just doesn't realize that getting hurt is part of the process.

Harvey goes on a heroic crusade to stop the spread of chaos in the forest.

Harvey, Fee and Foo find a detached tail in the woods and decide to keep it, meanwhile Fee tries the tail (that quickly makes her full of rage), Foo is kidnapped by the squirrels who demand the return of the tail to free him, Fee needs the help of Claire, Dade and Kratz for the rescue.

Fee and Foo instantly get blamed when everyone's stuff goes missing. In order to protect his friends, Harvey searches to find the real culprit.

Harvey tries to have a magical night of bonding with his father, but everything goes horribly, horribly wrong.

Miriam tries to prove that she's still got excitement in her veins by taking Fee and the girls out for a wild night.

Fee's prejudices against ghosts gets her into a mess of trouble with the local ghost librarian.

Tired of seeing Princess unfairly win at everything, Harvey and his friends try to teach her a lesson.

When Foo accidentally destroys a bug village, he tries to make it up by giving them a safe, new home: Harvey's house.
Note: From this point forward, Tom Robinson takes over as Foo's voice.

Dade is thrilled to hang with Harvey at the yearly Old-Fashioned Days festival.

Fee and Foo invite Harvey over for a sleepover, but there's just one problem: Harvey has NEVER made it all the way through a sleepover before.

After earning a babysitting badge, Harvey is determined to prove he can babysit his little sister all on his own.

After Fee gets her first ever haircut, she has to decide what's better: looking awesome or being awesome.

Harvey feels jealous when all the kids fall in love with his favorite detective book series.

Note: Jackie Slitherstein (the author of Harvey's favorite book series) is voiced by RuPaul.

Harvey helps his father's garage band hit the big-time, but when the band's egos get out of control, it's up to Harvey to bring them back down to earth.

Afraid that everyone wants to steal his favorite berries, Foo locks himself and the fruit away in a box.

When Harvey goes overboard with his new day-planner, Fee tries to show him that the best-laid plans are sometimes the least-planned ones.

Harvey enlists the help of the twins to cook a big, fancy dinner for his parents, everything goes wrong with the cooking though and Harvey needs to actually make a meal before his fathers decide to order pizza.

When Randl decides to cut ties with his mother and rents a new one from a catalogue, Fee and Foo have to make him see how perfect she really is.

Harvey pulls off a prank on Littlebark Grove, but by not wanting to upset anyone with the truth, he has to keep it going.

To save Littlebark from the rising tide of trash, Harvey becomes the superhero his town needs.

Having outgrown his favorite baby toy, Harvey gives it to Foo, but letting go is harder than he thought.

When Princess claims Foo as her boyfriend, Fee and Claire team up to undo the disaster.

After Harvey and Kratz get into a minor disagreement, they're told the only way they can remain friends is to fight it out like dudes.

After the kids claim that last year's Halloween festival maze wasn't at all scary, Les Squirrels make this year's maze the scariest ever.

While the children follow a Halloween tradition of telling scary stories, Harvey can't seem to scare anyone with his stories.

It's board game night at the Beaks' house. Harvey teams up with his father against his mother and the twins.

When a little league coach rejects Harvey and his friends, they're determined to prove him wrong in a winner-take-all game.

Fee is the culprit of a crime-wave in Littlebark, and Harvey has to figure out if it's better to be true to the rules or to your friends.

Harvey is worried living outside is unsafe and insists the twins move in with him.

Feeling like no one in town shares his interests, Moff builds a portal to another dimension.

Afraid that he can't protect his family from an imaginary yeti, Irving goes to Rooter's survivalist family for help.

Technobear is shocked to discover his real name is Terrybear. With no idea who he really is anymore, he decides to re-invent himself.

The kids of Littlebark enter an epic go-kart race.

Dade tries to change to be cool like his younger brother Wade.

The kids build an awesome castle out of garbage, but must keep Princess from knocking it down.

Fee and Foo have a secret language just for the two of them, but Foo feels betrayed when Fee shares it with Harvey.

Dade loses it when he has doubts about whether or not he and Harvey are totally best friends.

Unable to find anyone to play with for the day, Harvey has to find a way to have fun all by himself.

Foo's handmade mud shoes become popular in Littlebark, until Les Squirrels steal his idea by making knock-offs.

Wracked with guilt over accidentally breaking a plate, Harvey tries to find a big enough punishment.

Arbor Day, Piri Piri's favorite day, comes under attack from historical accuracy.

Harvey believes that he'll become a boring adult when he turns 10, so he tries to cancel his birthday.

The twins have never had a birthday, so they throw the biggest bash Littlebark has ever seen.

Note: Chowder, from his TV show, makes a cameo in this episode as a guest in the party and appears at the end of the episode.

Thinking his family is big enough, Harvey gives his baby sister away.

Harvey's grandparents are the suspects of a despicable crime: pancake theft.

Harvey meets Kathy, a shy girl who loves leaves, and tries to find her some like-minded friends, but his efforts backfire.

Wanting to show he's responsible enough to have a pet, Harvey adopts a plant and treats it like a puppy.

Fee tries to learn what it's like to be a big sister, with the help of Piri Piri's mother, so she can watch over Harvey's baby sister Michelle.

When Foo saves his life, Rooter feels he must repay the debt.

Note: Starting with this episode, Rooter is voiced by Addie Chandler.

Irving sets up a demonstrative camping trip in hopes of connecting with his stone-faced father.

When Harvey, Fee and Foo find a bag of magical fireworks, Jeremy warns them to get rid of it fast, but it's a challenge because it gives temptation to play with the fireworks.

Harvey imagines himself and his friends in a magical steampunk world, but things come crashing down when Harvey is blamed for breaking a floating city.

Note: This episode takes place during the first season and is the series' only 1-hour special.

When Harvey's parents decide to get remarried, Fee and Harvey plan crazy bachelor and bachelorette parties before the big day.

Harvey leads the squirrels on a daring heist in order to help them regain their confidence as outlaws.

Harvey makes doll replicas of the citizens of Littlebark and believes they have magical powers.

Randl takes Fee under his wing and teaches her the family business.

Fee and Foo try to prove they are the strongest folks in Littlebark by entering an arm-wrestling competition.

When Technobear decides he's too cool for trick-or-treating, he's visited by three Halloween spirits that remind him of the true meaning of the holiday.

Old Man Winter makes a musical wonderland out of Littlebark Grove.

Harvey thinks he is ready to rock out at his first concert, but is he really ready?

When the Lake Spirit gets a promotion, Harvey tries to convince him that Littlebark is too great of a town to leave.

An unspeakable evil from Jeremy's heroic past resurfaces, causing him to become a warrior once more.

When Princess becomes Harvey for the day, she fights tooth and nail to keep his loving family all to herself.

When Dade and the twins have an epic fight, Harvey is torn between the 2 warring sides.

Dade gets a sandwich named after him and finally feels special.

Harvey and Piri Piri find a secret garden, but Piri Piri wants to keep it a secret.

A comic comes to Littlebark by an unknown artist. Who made it?

When Fee and Foo are forced to volunteer at a retirement home, Fee bonds with an old guy named Blister with an interesting life before he was put in the retirement home.

Note: When this episode aired on Nicktoons UK channel, the part where Blister sprays a fire extinguisher in his face to keep from blushing was cut, on the grounds that it was a dangerous, imitable act.

After Michelle is not allowed to watch a scary movie, she still wants to watch it by any means necessary.

When Harvey and the twins are sick, Irving tells them how he met Miriam with some creative and weird improvements.

After an incident, Foo becomes a stretchy guy!

In order to be part of Blister's Greasers gang, Harvey tries to prove himself worthy – his way.

Upon finding a fence, Harvey devises it as a way to unite his community. However, it ends up doing the opposite.

Harvey hosts a talk show in his living room but goes off-script when learning a terrible truth.

The kids are on a race to find a rare magical creature and the winner is granted their heart's desire.

Miriam gets into a social media war to prove Harvey and Michelle are the cutest kids in Littlebark.

Randl wants an old boat for scrap, but it's infested with children pretending they're pirates.

Miriam gets a call from the nursing home Blister is from to tell Fee he died. At first, she thinks it's a joke, but when he doesn't show up on the prank, she learns it the hard way.

Note 1: This is the only episode where a character dies, but off-screen.

Note 2: This episode was dedicated all the deceased friends and family members of the crew of the show.

Tara has lost her creative inspiration for hairstyling, so Piri Piri and Harvey help her to rediscover her passion.

There's a new lake spirit in town who tries her best, but she's a hot mess.

Harvey becomes a magician, but keeping the secrets behind the magic turns into a great burden.

Princess orders her dad to start dating again so she can have a new mom.

Michelle wrecks Harvey's stuff, so Harvey must cope with an unfamiliar emotion.

When Harvey and his family check in to a motel, he gains a new life's purpose, going down the pool's water slide.

Harvey's away for one day and his friends can't cope with his absence.

Kathy hosts an online advice show and helps Kratz find his love.

The boys get lost in the woods and learn how to survive, Rooter-style.

Fee and Foo are reunited with their parents, but their lives and their friendship with Harvey will change forever.

Note: This is the series finale.