
Join Rosie, Alma, Mama Trunks, Caillou, and the whole San Antonio, Texas crew as we explore the depths of the ocean and beyond. From classic episodes to hilarious moments, musical numbers to meme-worthy scenes, there’s never a dull moment in Rosie's world.

Rosie tries to clear a tiny shell off his lawn using an underwater leaf blower, accidentally wrecking Caillou's yard and eventually sucking up the entire world.

Rosie and Alma learn a bad word on the dumpster behind the Trunks' house.

Rosie tries many crazy tricks to get his pet cat, Gatita, into the bathtub. After all of his funny plans fail, Gatita turns the tables and tricks Rosie into getting dirty instead.

When Caillou points out to Rosie that he's not normal, Rosie makes it his mission to become normal. And then, Rosie turned into an Strawberry Shortcake as normal. Rosie begins to lose all his strawberrie-ness, and it's not long before he's completely unrecognizable, even to his best friends. Could this be the end of Rosie Fuentes as we know him?

Rosie and Alma sell chocolate bars to make money. Rosie and Alma attempt to earn money by selling chocolate bars.

Instructional spoof episode of everything about the Yogurtini Restauraunt. About learning the Competency Based Vocational Emergency.

Caillou is fed up with Mama Trunks' insults and he quits, bragging about how easy it will be to find another job. But of course, it's not and Caillou falls upon hard times. He goes though all his savings and is dirt poor. Having no where else to turn, he asks Rosie if he can crash at the room for awhile, just until he gets back on his feet. Rosie's heart goes out to him, but soon Caillou takes advantage of Rosie's hospitality and becomes the house guest who has completely overstayed his welcome. Rosie has to beg Mama Trunks to hire Caillou back at the Trunks' house.

Rosie and Caillou must deliver a pizza for the Trunks' house.

Alma joins Rosie in boating school.

Rosie procrastinates on writing an essay for Chestnut Elementary School. Rosie must write an 800-word essay for Chestnut Elementary School on "what not to do at a stoplight" due the next morning.

Curiosity is killing Rosie as he tries to invite out what is in the box that Alma keeps with him.

Lyla comes down with a case of the blues and Rosie is determined to find out why and what he can do about it. The cure proves a little more challenging than expected when it turns out Lyla is homesick for 'good 'ol Texas' and plans to go back home. Rosie and friends decide to bring a little bit of Texas right to San Antonio, Texas. Rosie and Alma try to help Lyla out when she feels homesick.

Rosie stays up late one night watching a sci-fi film where robots take over the world. He comes to work paranoid and Caillou scoffs at him. Through a series of wild coincidences, Rosie gets it in his head that Mama Trunks is a robot and convinces Caillou the same thing, too. In a paranoid fit, Rosie and Caillou tie up Mama Trunks and interrogate him as to where he has put the real Mama Trunks.

Rosie and Alma borrow a balloon from a store and accidentally pop it.

Frosty quickly alerts Prof. Gacha of the very exciting news and he quickly runs back in, puts his Rosie & His Friends merchandise stuff back by rewinding his breakdown, and sits down to watch with Frosty.

The Yogurtini is open for 24 hours a day to make more money, and Caillou scares Rosie with the "hash slinging slasher."

Rosie eats some sea onion ice cream and his horrible breath stinks. When people avoid him, Alma offers "maybe it's because you're ugly."

In the back of the day, Caillou had a bad mood, tell us would happened. Judge Judy tells Caillou would stop causing drawing of the circles. When Mama Trunks belong buried with body and bring the ice. When Emma taking the inspector man burial. Rosie and Alma figure out where begin back in the past into the characters.

While at a restaurant, Rosie tells of how he once lost his own name tag and spent an entire day trying to hunt down the elusive label.

Mama Trunks joins Rosie and Alma for a girls night out in the town.