Ep 6. This Little Piggy Went to Market

In season 1 episode 6 of Cousins for Life, titled This Little Piggy Went to Market, Stuart has been saving money for weeks to buy a rare comic book, but accidentally spends all his money on an antique piggy bank. Ivy sees how upset he is and decides to help him sell the piggy bank and get his comic book.

Meanwhile, Clark and Lewis try to create the ultimate pizza for their pizza stand at the school fair. They compete against their arch-nemesis, Munchy Mike, and his food truck. Things get heated when Munchy Mike hacks into their pizza oven's software, causing it to malfunction.

As they work together to fix the oven and create the perfect pizza, Ivy and Stuart struggle to sell the piggy bank. They go to a local antique store where they meet Mr. Wentworth, a snobby collector who is interested in buying the piggy bank. However, he offers them a low price and they refuse to sell to him.

Desperate to make money, they agree to sell the piggy bank to Munchy Mike for his food truck, but only if he pays them enough to buy Stuart's comic book. Munchy Mike agrees and buys the piggy bank, but Clark and Lewis discover that it is worth much more than they sold it for.

Feeling guilty, they decide to make it up to Ivy and Stuart by getting the comic book for them themselves. They sneak into Mr. Wentworth's house and try to steal his rare comic book, but end up getting caught.

Mr. Wentworth begins to lecture them, but Ivy and Stuart arrive and show him that the piggy bank he bought from them is actually worth much more than he thought. They negotiate with him and end up trading the piggy bank for the comic book, much to Stuart's delight.

At the school fair, Clark and Lewis unveil their ultimate pizza, but it turns out to be a disaster. However, Munchy Mike's food truck also fails when he runs out of power. Together, the cousins come up with a creative solution to combine their foods and please their customers.

Overall, This Little Piggy Went to Market is a heartwarming episode about the power of friendship and the value of teamwork. The different plotlines all come together in a satisfying way and the humor appeals to both kids and adults.