Grunty wants to ride a bike with her friends but is too short for the bike. She sings about what she would do when she is bigger and taller. Her friends notice she's not with them and bring her along in a wagon attached to a bike so she feels included in their adventure.

Barney talks to Ron about his struggles at school. He discusses his inability to make friends and how everything has changed since when he was younger.

Our everyday reality is shattered when people are in love. It reflects people's longing for passion in their lives.

Most of the boys in the cul-de-sac find Nazz particularly attractive one day. They attempt to woo her in order to get more of her attention.

The President asks his assistant, Donna, to talk to one of her former teachers on the phone, as they recently found out she was retiring. Once Mrs. Molly Morello is on the phone, Donna mentions that she is in the oval office with the President of the United States because of the profound impact Mrs. Morello had on her. This scene can be used during new staff training to discuss the impact that teachers make on their students.