Matthew cannot see with his eyes. However, this little super sleuth can still see everything even in the dark through sound, smell, taste, and touch, employing these senses to the fullest every day to display his incredible powers of observation. On his birthday, his parents take Matthew to a dog breeder to choose a puppy from a litter. To the breeder’s surprise, Matthew selects the best puppy in the brood. By presenting this “invisible” world in black and white, the filmmakers aim to visualize the world that the visually impaired live in, and thus deepen children’s understanding and eliminate prejudice regarding disabilities.

In this TV show, children experiencing problems with each other discuss the issue in the presence of mediators towards finding a common solution. This episode begins with a problem involving Minerva and Ramiro, who has been pressuring Minerva to say the name of the boy she likes at school. The discussion is mediated by children, and everyone involved is encouraged to talk in turns, tell the truth, and think positively to reach a solution. The show’s goal is to allow children to learn firsthand how to solve problems.