Five brief episodes reveal the ups and downs of a great friendship.

Martha falls under the spell of Dolly Llama, a beauty guru who raises narcissism to an art form. When George realizes that his friend's obsession with her looks is beginning to ruin the rest of her life, he has to find a way to turn her mirror against her. / George and Martha have the same birthday. This year they exchange gifts, only to discover that they've each given the other the very thing they most want themselves. At the end of the day, though,...

When Oscar and Wilde go away overnight, they ask George and Martha to take care of their darling dog Baby Doll. The precious puppy turns out to be more than a handful and it's not clear who's taking care of whom. / With Martha's encouragement, George discovers he has an unexpected talent for acting. It's not long before visions of Hollywood stardom are filling his swelled head; but would he desert his best friend for the lure of Tinsletown?

Martha's nosy neighbor, Penny the flamingo, just can't keep her big beak out of everyone else's business. Her constant snooping becomes so annoying that George and Martha set a trap to teach her a lesson. / When George volunteers to be the lifeguard at the Happy Palms beach, he discovers that the job is a lot harder than he imagined-especially when he has to blow the whistle on his best friend's wild surfing escapades.

Martha wants to go on a picnic in the park, but George would rather stay in bed. So Martha takes the sleeping George, bed and all, on a wild ride through Happy Palms that climaxes with their appearance as unexpected guests at an al fresco wedding. / George goes on a rampage of practical jokes that annoy Martha so much that she stops talking to him. When he tries to win her back with a gift of freshly baked cake, he finds she's turned the tables on...

Martha takes up hypnotism and manages to convince George that he's a goose. It's all very amusing until he tries to join a flock of real geese migrating north and Martha realizes she's gotten in way over her head. / George loves to eat sweets, but Martha worries that her friend is gobbling up too many for his own good. When dieting and exercise fail to curb his cravings, Martha decides that drastic measures are called for.

Flushed with her success dancing the role of "The Happy Butterfly" at a ballet recital, Martha tries to get George to share her enthusiasm for the dance. George gives it a game try, but he just isn't built to pirouette. / George's maiden voyage on roller skates ends abruptly when he wipes out and looses his favorite tooth. The local hippo dentist fits him with a dazzling gold replacement, but George refuses to be seen with it until Martha convinces...

George volunteers to read stories to the local schoolchildren and learns that he will have to read in front of his former teacher, the dreaded Miss Appleberry. With Martha's encouragement he wows the kids . . . and his old teacher. / Martha decides that George's furniture is hopelessly out of date and enlists all of their friends to completely redecorate his house. But in her passion for fashion she neglects the most important tastes of all--her best...

When George catches cold Martha gives her all to nurse her best friend back to health. But George enjoys the sick role so much that he keeps playing it long after his symptoms are gone. And by the time Martha catches on she's caught the cold herself. / George has promised to take Martha on an exciting wilderness camping trip, only the "wilderness" he has in mind is her own back yard. Still, the friends find there's plenty of outdoor adventure to be...

After executing an excruciatingly painful belly-whopper George develops a paralyzing diving phobia. It's up to Martha to cure her best friend of his fears and help him win the big diving competition for Happy Palms. / When George and Martha's horoscopes tell them that they're astrologically incompatible, they try desperately to alter their personalities to keep their friendship.