Mr. Perfect and Little Miss Sunshine visit Austria and its neighbors for Christmas Vacation and have a romantic time together. It is also their first Christmas together.

This is the British English version of "Little Miss Helpful and the Man Upstairs."

Little Miss Sunshine, Little Miss Naughty, and Little Miss Whoops have lunch at a Persian Restaurant in Walnut Creek, California, USA named "Al-Borz." Unfortunately, bad three bad things happen to them during their lunch visit.

This is the British English version of "Mr. Happy's Long Sleep."

This is the British English version of "Mr. Bump's Visit to the Doctor."

This is the British English version of "Little Miss Sunshine's Scary Sleepover."

Little Miss Sunshine decides to climb the tallest tree in the forest, but falls out of the tree. Luckily Mr. Strong saves her life and climbs the tree with her.

This story is the same as the version of "Mr. Fussy Loses His Glasses" but I edited it by replacing the word "dollar" with "pound" so that British audiences would understand it better. I did this because some fans of the Mr. Men Show are British.

Mr. Bump faints after a date with Little Miss Sunshine and is brought to the hospital. However, during his visit, everything goes horribly wrong.

This story is based on Rip Van Winkle. Mr. Happy encounters a leprechaun in the hills. The leprechaun gives Mr. Happy some whiskey. Mr. Happy drinks the whiskey and falls asleep for twenty years. When he wakes up, everything is different.

Mr. Fussy, Mr. Happy, Little Miss Sunshine, and Little Miss Magic have come over to Little Miss Helpful's house to watch Austin Powers. Every half hour, a suspicious man keeps prank calling them. Based on "The Babysitter and the Man Upstairs."

Little Miss Sunshine has invited her best friends Little Miss Whoops and Little Miss Chatterbox over to her house for a sleepover. However, things go out of hand when Little Miss Whoops abuses Little Miss Sunshine's machine.

Mr. Fussy's eyeglasses which were handmade by the finest Swiss Craftsmen have been stolen. Everybody searches for them and the person you least expect to steal them did it. This story is based on "Grandpa's Teeth" by Rod Clement.