Eddy commits an unselfish deed by replacing a dead bulb on a Christmas tree, prompting Santa to deliver presents to all of the kids in the cul-de-sac. It is clear that one selfless act isn't enough to change his character, however, as he takes everyone's presents for himself.

Hoggish is building a golf resort in a desert, which would require a lot of grass. Grass needs vast amounts of water, but the town is trying to conserve their water, so the Planeteers must stop him.

The Dream Machine is a machine that gives people what they want at the cost of the environment. A village discovers it and it changes how they act towards others and material wants as well as causing them to have a disregard for home and surrounding environment.

The Huron chief is the judge between Hawkeye and Magua's situation. Hawkeye makes the case against Magua, saying that he is greedy like the French and will continue to steal and wreak havoc upon others. This clip illustrates the Great Law of Peace established by the Iroquois Constitution, as five Native American tribes came together in harmony.

Trevor meets with the principal, who tells him about an cafeteria incident in which his daughter, Annie, put cake on another student's face after he was bullying her. The principal states that Annie will be suspended if she acts aggressively again. Trevor defends Annie and states that she's been bullied by the same student constantly and that no one from the school has helped handle the situation. He concludes the meeting by saying they'll take the matter into their own hands.