Joe has the best friends in the world but when he doesn't go ice skating with them, he fears he is being left out.

Joe accidentally steps in dog poo and has to get rid of the smell before anyone realises it's coming from his shoe.

Joe brings home a dog from the park and wants to keep it, until he realizes it might belong to someone else.

Joe goes to extreme lengths to get a nickname and ends up with one he doesn't really want.

Joe loves fireworks night and he has dreams of sharing it with Lily, except something's wrong and she won't tell him what.

Joe is keen to make friends with the new girl on a school trip but Joe's Dad and his embarrassing singing threaten to spoil everything.

When Joe is invited to a proper party, he worries that Frisbo will embarrass him with his childish Slugs of War sleeping bag game.

Joe is convinced that the poetry competition's mystery prize is a games console and he is determined to win, even if that means ruining his friendship with Pete.

Lily Scott wants to play up front in the football team. She also wants to dump Joe Connolly, but is she too nice to do either?

It's Christmas and Joe accidentally breaks Gran's dolls house. When Jamie gets the blame, Joe thinks it's a Christmas miracle until he learns the whole thing was filmed.

After his split with Lily, Joe doesn't want things to be awkward with his friendship group, but everything he does makes things worse.

Joe wants to impress Fran with his prank but forgets that the rules say she will have to prank him back. Now he's on high alert for the rest of the day!

When Joe loses his best friend Frisbo to the popular kids from school, laser tag is the only way to get him back.

It's careers day at school and Joe wants to be an astronaut but when a test tells him he's going to have a boring job instead, he imagines his future life.

When Joe and his mortal enemy, Hitesh, get stuck on hole seven at mini golf, they find they have more in common than they thought.

Joe agrees to perform with Fran in her drama showcase but doesn't realize it involves singing.

Joe wants to prove to his family that he can be trusted so he volunteers to go to the supermarket to buy an onion, but things don't go smoothly.

Joe's imagination spirals when he hears a rumour just before his history exam.

On a school charity walk, Joe and his friends take a shortcut and get lost. But Fran has bigger things to worry about.

It's Fran's last day at school and Joe doesn't want to say goodbye. To distract himself, he focuses on getting rid of his spot instead.