Dodo

It's Joe's first day at secondary school and everything is going wrong. How do you survive your worst day ever? Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 1)

When an adrenaline-fuelled game of dares gets out of hand, Joe accidentally throws a ball at a teacher and now he's in big, big trouble. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 2)

It is Joe's 12th birthday and he can't wait for everyone to know, until he learns about the school tradition of birthday beats. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 3)

Everyone at O'Malley Secondary School seems to have found love apart from Joe. He decides today is the day he will get a girlfriend. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 4)

Joe knows he will be humiliated if he admits to being scared of Siobhan Murphy's terrifying Halloween story. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 5)

Joe Connolly is going to the dentist while everyone else at school is learning about their bits - how will Joe ever catch up? Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 6)

Joe arrives at the disco with high hopes of a slow dance with Daisy Adeyemi. The only thing standing in his way is his best friend, Frisbo. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 7)

Joe is having to stay in his brother Jamie's room. Now he must endure a night of cruelty and what to do when a girl texts. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 8)

After forgetting his permission slip, Joe faces a day without his friends. But luckily, Lily Scott will also be in school. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 9)

Joe Connolly has never done a poo at school before but that will all change today. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 10)

Joe's shoe begins to squeak, and it's funny... at first. But when his friends laugh at him, Joe gets back at Frisbo and they fall out. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 11)

It is Valentine's Day and Joe Connolly has a plan to send Lily Scott a Valentine's card. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 12)

Joe Connolly has never been in a fight, but that doesn't stop him from getting the reputation as the toughest kid in year 7. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 13)

Joe Connolly has made a decision - he is going to ask Lily Scott to be his girlfriend. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 14)

Joe is Lily Scott's boyfriend and everything is great. But Joe soon realises he cannot just be a boyfriend, he must be a good one. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 15)

It's parents evening and Joe's parents can't wait to meet his girlfriend, Lily. Joe cannot let this happen. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 16)

It's the talent show, and Frisbo performs his greatest ever magic trick with Joe as his stooge. But Joe has bigger problems. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 17)

When Steve Malek steals back Joe's Mickey Page football card from Frisbo, Joe decides Steve will be his new best friend. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 18)

Joe Connolly is on a losing streak. With Sports Day fast approaching, he needs to avoid losing again at all costs. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 19)

Joe learns that Frisbo fancies Kayla Madani. Joe wants to help his best friend, but there is a problem. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 20)