Animation / Kids / Family
Maggie Pesky is an unusual young teen fly with big dreams. Maggie gets the community's attention with her antics in a conventional world of upstanding flies. Maggie is always plotting to make even mundane tasks fun and exciting.

Maggie sneaks into an FM(flying mature)-rated movie to be more like her older brother.
A new student threatens Maggie's theme for the school's spring dance.
Maggie devises a new game for her little brother to play.
Maggie and Rayna try to get their sciences partners to do all the work for an assignment.
The school bully faces some competition for the title of Homecoming Queen.
Maggie wants to bring home a pet germ.
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Maggie and Rayna both fall for the same math tutor.
Maggie and Rayna sell kits that help students pretend that they are sick to raise money for tickets to a rock concert.
Maggie takes over Puperts scouts and changes things that gets the head master fired.
Maggie gets to write a story for the school newspaper and when she finds out that ants lives are better then what she expected, she writes a false article.
Maggie cuts corners on her history project so that she can enjoy Spring brake, but matters are complicated when her father befriends her history teacher.
Rayna is pestered by a secret admirer.
When Aldrin injures his wing while winning a scooter for Maggie, Maggie who feels guilt agrees to do all his chores while nursing him back to health in time for his team's football game.
Maggie and Rayna volunteer to work in a hospital in order to visit an injured rock star, but Rayna grows to enjoy helping the patients there.
A raccoon causes trouble for the citizens of Stickyfeet.
Rayna's old best friend moves to Stickyfeet, and it drives a wedge between Rayna and Maggie.
Maggie is embarrassed when her family is all set to demonstrate the Pesky age-old tradition of "globbing" on a local cable TV network.
Maggie joins every club in her school to avoid a math test.
Maggie tries everything except the truth to avoid being Rayna's synchronized flying partner.
Aldrin tries to sabotage the family vacation that was planned by Maggie.

Maggie (voice)

Rayna (voice)

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