Jas Hook meets with George Darling about the new direction of the Kensington Chronicle.

After Lily Bagha takes her company public, JH Media (thanks to information provided by Lily’s former assistant, Tootles) buys a controlling interest, ousting Lily completely from her own company.

Neverlandians who saw John Darling and John Smee’s interaction at Wendy’s book signing picked up on their burgeoning connection. The elder Darling brother enlists the aid of his fellow townsfolk in taking his relationship with Smee to the next level.

Not long after Wendy Darling and Jas Hook return to Neverland, JH Media holds a book release party for “Ask Wendy” at Neverland Books.

After the Panlet premiere, the cast and crew of Panlet joined fellow Neverlandians for an after party at the Jolly Roger Soda Ship.

The first and only live performance of Panlet, Peter’s Pan’s opus to convince Wendy that she can do better than Jas Hook. Unfortunately, Wendy herself was unable to attend.

Peter Pan, none-too-happy that Wendy is dating Jas Hook, takes it upon himself to help Wendy come to her senses. John suggests that Peter take a page from Shakespeare’s book and put on a play to help get his point across.

Lily Bagha joined the planning committee for the second annual Neverland Midsummer Night’s Ball, and they set out to oudo the first one by leaps and bounds.

Long-time editor-in-chief of the Kensington Chronicle, George Darling, gets a lesson from his sons on using social media.

Thanks to the timely intervention of Tinker Bell, Jas Hook as a lead on a new media consultant…