Josie and the Pussycats #96

In "Get the Drift," Josie and the gang head out for a moonlit canoe ride, with Valerie setting the mood by reminding everyone of the three M's: moon, music, and man. When Alan shows up with a tuba instead of his usual guitar, and Alex arrives with a ukelele, the night’s romantic plans take a delightfully offbeat turn.

In "Ade to the Poor," Alex’s cousin Bruce launches a flashy lemonade stand to outshine Tommy’s humble operation, turning the neighborhood into a sweet rivalry. Josie, ever the strategist, enlists Melody to help revive Tommy’s stand—and suddenly, the whole town’s drawn to her charm and clever twist on the classic drink.

In "Foot Sore," Josie finds herself struggling to keep up with Alan M.'s intense exercise routine, secretly hoping he'll plan something less exhausting for their upcoming date. With every step a challenge, she wonders if she’ll be able to make it through without calling it quits.