Blaine Snyder and his mother are moving to Monfield, after the death of his father, to live with his Uncle A.B.E. He meets new friends in the North Subdivision, but gains an enemy in Rodney Lee, who is from the South. The two battle on the court and off. Will A.B.E. be able to help Blaine unite the kids of the North and South to solve their civil problems?

Blaine and his mother continue to live with Uncle ABE. They plan to make Monfield their permanent home. Blaine is determined to convince his mother to build a log cabin on Uncle ABE's property. New friendships emerge, as old ones are put to the test. Blaine's mother and Mr. B begin to develop a strong friendship. Tommy begins to hang with the wrong crowd. This means Blaine and the others are faced with losing one of their best friends. As the basketball season winds down, and baseball/softball season is just around the corner, Blaine and his friends find themselves amidst another "historical"...

Track season begins as Blaine and his friends meet their new track coach, who runs the animal shelter in Monfield, and is a look alike to Thomas Jefferson. He hires Blaine and the crew to work there after school. The gang tries to uncover a mystery at "Old Lady Huggins" place. They scout the house trying to discover why lights are coming on in the basement, when no one is going in or coming out Polly Patterson owns the pet store in town and tries to steal Uncle ABE's heart from Coach Faye. Polly's children place an un-sportsman-like spin on track, which infuriates Blaine and Jayla. A...

Monfield celebrates the opening of the new sports complex. As soccer season gets underway, Blaine finds out his coach, Kenny Fitzgerald, bears a striking resemblance to JFK. On the field, more tension builds between Jayla and Camille, meanwhile Mr. Benson must ask Blaine a few life changing questions. Rodney receives a heartwarming surprise, and meets a mysterious man in a wheel chair whom he may come to know very well. With time travel becoming more of a reality, Frank and his invention are missing.

Standing in awe, Blaine and Rodney looked directly into the eyes of the mystery driver they had last seen on the racetrack. They couldn't help but notice how familiar he looked though they had never seen him up close before. The helmet had covered his face the day they raced next to him. As soon as he heard Ellen speak, Blaine knew of whom the older couple reminded him. His mind raced back to the time machine, they reminded him of President and Mrs. Roosevelt, which he had met with Jayla the night before the machine was stolen.