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Lisa takes over her first-grade classroom and learns that there's more to teaching than just knowing facts; Leni goes up against the Mayor in an election.

Lincoln and Clyde agree to go to the Royal Woods House of Terror and face their fears; when Lola discovers that Lucy has an old doll, she asks to borrow it.

Luan tries out for the school play in order to get closer to her crush, Benny; when Clyde and Zach bond over antiques, Lincoln feels like a third wheel.

Lisa gets invited to work at an institute and get away from her family; Lori and Bobby worry that dating long-distance is causing them to lose their connection.

Luna discovers that the high school music club will be gone due do budget cuts; Lana conspires to distract her brother away from his video game console.

Lisa invents lie-detecting glasses to try and find out who lying; when Lincoln asks to borrow Clyde's new gaming system, Clyde struggles to trust him with it.

Landon gets a hand-me-down bike from Lori that is pink, he borrows Lynn's BMX bike without telling her; somebody clogged up the toilet in the house.

Tired of Mom's sticky notes, Lincoln & Lisa create an app to keep track of the family's schedule; Lana Loud creates an auto-body shop to try and buy a new bike.

Lana convinces the kids to go out to meet her favorite racecar driver; Lincoln goes on vacation with Clyde and realizes how overprotective his two dads are.

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When the kids get tired of eating the same meals, they try to sabotage dinner to get pizza instead; Lincoln trust Ronnie Anne with watching a baby egg.

The kids help Dad track down the person who left Lynn's Table a bad review online; the Action News Team must cater to Chandler's demands.

The siblings turn to Lisa's genius to help them land a spot on "Double Dare"; after reading Luna's diary, Leni and Lincoln become worried about their sister.

With the help of Lincoln and Clyde, Lori banishes a ghost that she believes is haunting her, but Fairway's golf team starts to struggle.

As Sarah and Gideon's affections for Max and Phoebe grow, the twins set themselves up on a date with each; Max discovers that Sarah's uncle is a rock star.

Max transforms his younger brother into a super-fast rodent so that he can win the rat races he planned with the other members of his band.

Phoebe and Max potentially ruin Hank's birthday when they break into a fight at the mall that upsets shoppers and involves the security.

Phoebe and Max go back to elementary to complete a hero assessment exam, but they realize that passing it will be difficult as Max knows the instructor.

Billy brings a new sidekick, Steve, to town and wants him to join the T-Force, and Phoebe and Max agree to consider him, but they eventually reject Steve.

Max and Phoebe track down their mom's sister who has been missing, but the kids soon realize that they did not see each other because they were fighting.

When a famous pop singer visits Hiddenville High, Phoebe and Max formulate a cunning plan to try and participate in her performance, in an attempt to meet her.

When Phoebe and Max use some of his villainous technology to manipulate their parents into relaxing the rules, they find their family's roles at home reversed.

Whenever Phoebe invites Link over to her house, he gets into a fight with Max, so she comes up with a plan that may make the two boys to get along better.

Phoebe abandons her studies to go to a party and saves someone in danger, but when she asks her brother to cover for her, Max becomes a hero.

Max writes a song that contains private information about Phoebe and Link's relationship; Hank and Barb decide that Billy and Nora need a lesson.

When their class is assigned a group project, Max tries to exploit Phoebe's friends, and Phoebe discovers that the popular girls in her new group are lazy.

When Cherry enlists Max's superpowered help to acquire her driver's license, Phoebe becomes unwilling to accept her brother's relationship with her best friend.

Phoebe and Max tell holiday stories to compete in the Thundermans Story Slam, but it's Chloe's story that makes them understand the meaning of the holiday.

When Max gets Phoebe to help stop his prank from ruining a superhero gathering, their powers aren't enough and Phoebe must make a life-changing decision.

Phoebe gains the ability to sense impending danger before it happens, while Max pretends to not receive his power in order to receive pity gifts from Barb.

When Cherry's brother comes to visit, Phoebe is attracted to him, but Cherry becomes concerned that she will be outshined by this new romance.

Max is in a grumpy mood and continues to bring down everyone's spirit on Christmas Eve, until he is paid a visit by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Fu

Phoebe is distraught after learning all of her hard work to win the school election comes up short to her brother Max, causing her to seek revenge against him.

Phoebe asks Max to help her win a tennis tournament, and a membership to the country club, but she will have to change her plans when he gets distracted.

Max promises he will stop with the pranks, but he pulls a prank that his friend gets blamed for, and now he must get his friend out of trouble with the school.

Max plans to enter footage in a contest that rewards failure, but when Phoebe refuses to let him film her doing ballet, he tries to record her anyway.

When the kids get tired of hearing tales about Hiddenville's mayor, they use a time machine to travel 60 years into the past, in order to disprove the myths.

Jinx and Booch's parents want to meet Chloe's, and with Hank and Barb away, Max and Phoebe transform into them in order to help Chloe.

Max and Phoebe want to prove to their parents they can have a normal birthday party for teenagers, but their plans change when Mrs. Wong goes missing.

Phoebe partners with her father in the Superhero Mentor Program, but when she realizes that his methods are outdated, she begins to have second thoughts.

When Hank puts a better reward on the line for winning the family's game night, each Thunderman goes to great lengths to get the grand prize.

The boys participate in wilderness survival training, while the girls attempt to bond with some of Barb's favorite activities on her childhood farm.

When Max and Phoebe secretly hire on their parents' former sidekick to help with their busy schedule, their constant bickering provokes an unexpected response.

Link gets an opportunity to take a foreign assignment, putting a strain on his relationship with Phoebe that could affect their future together.

When the family of Thunder Man's former archenemy moves to Hiddenville, Phoebe and the teenage son of the onetime villain begin a clandestine relationship.

Max threatens the safety of the household when his experiment on Phoebe's venus fly trap causes the plant to continuously grow larger and become dangerous.

Phoebe misses the chance to talk to a cute guy, so she uses the Hero League's villain search to track the guy down, but it endangers her crush.

Phoebe hosts her first sleepover at the house, but when she is caught using telekinesis to save it from turning into a disaster, she is stripped of her powers.

Phoebe keeps Max from disrupting her schoolwork by making him believe that another student wants to date him, but he and the girl discover Phoebe's scheme.

Max and Phoebe mistakenly sell one of their mother's old utility belts at their family garage sale and must recover it before she realizes that it is missing.

Max is in a grumpy mood and continues to bring down everyone's spirit on Christmas Eve, until he is paid a visit by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Fu

When Nana and Pop Pop Thunderman come over for a visit, Phoebe tells them that Max has been secretly hiding Dr. Colosso in their house.

Luan gets locked in a cell in the basement as an April Fool's Day prank; Mom goes undercover as a student at the high school and befriends her daughters.

Lincoln risks being late to school when he has difficulty with his siblings; Lincoln's vote will determine where his family will go on vacation.

When the kids break Mom & Dad's priceless vase, they decide the only thing to do is go back in time to their wedding day and prevent them from receiving it.

Lori worries that the family is making inside jokes without her; Luna is forced convince a famous musician to perform at her high school dance.

Clyde tries to help Lincoln get over his breakup with Ronnie Anne; Lucy uses a spell book on her siblings when she is tired of them walking all over her.

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When Dad realizes his childhood camp is closing, his family uncovers a map that could lead them to a treasure that may help them save the camp.

The gang competes for the title of "Middle School's Best Friends"; Lana struggles to find homes for the exotic pets at the Royal Woods Animal Shelter.

Lincoln spends more time with Clyde's dads because they give him attention; Lincoln wins a limo ride causing him to want to soak up the rich life.

Lynn's extreme sports superstitions cause chaos at a hockey game; the kids try to convince mom and dad they still play with their childhood toys.

When Royal Woods is in danger of being flooded to make room for a sixth Great Lake, the town comes together to prove that they're worth saving.

Clyde has an opportunity to study cooking in France; Lola and Lana take on Cheryl and Meryl to be crowned the new twin spokespeople for Auntie Pam's Parlor.

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Lola and Lana try out for Bluebell Scouts, but one of them might not have what it takes; Lincoln and Clyde follow Bobby around when they suspect he's cheating.

Lynn tries to stall her friends from riding the new coaster at Dairyland before they find out her big secret; Lola and Mr. Grouse find a precious gem.

The Louds and the Casagrandes have a Halloween storefront decorating competition, but they use Lucy's spell book to make the mercado extra spooky.

Lincoln is convinced the middle school lunch lady is holding a grudge against him and his older sisters; Mr. Grouse moves away from the Louds.