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Problems arise for Timmy after wishing that his life was like an action movie; Timmy has problems with A.J. after wishing to be the smartest kid in the world.

The babies fight over which of their pets is going to win an awards contest when they take them to the local park for Pet Day; the babies misunderstand Taffy.

Howard gets laryngitis and the confused babies attempt to locate Fluffy and get his tongue back; the babies partake in a war fantasy.

The mothers visit a clothing store for a sale, but Kira finds herself battling over a dress; the babies become attached to a snowman.

Angelica, Susie, Grandpa and Lulu compete in a talent show; Dil imagines a bath to be a rough ocean; Chuckie fears losing his friends.

Grandpa and his tenants get some unexpected assistance from Arnold when they attempt to train a horse to race; Curly offers to help Rhonda with conditions.

Rhonda shows off her marriage-predictor to the rest of the students and Arnold is shocked to find that the device has paired him with Helga as a future mate.

Sid gets detention for an offense that he didn't commit, but his attempts to get revenge with a voodoo doll make him feel remorseful.

Grandpa's friends and family find him to be preoccupied with a family curse; a rift occurs when Helga's parents take her on a road trip.

Arnold is surprised to find that his feelings towards Lila are being returned as a result of Helga having written an intimate message on the bathroom wall.

Helga becomes popular within local fashion circles but ends up growing weary; Arnold decides to quit giving out advice at the worst possible time.

Helga finds the courage to perform a stand-up comedy routine in front of her peers, who become upset when they realize all the jokes are about them.

In order to get a kiss from Arnold, Helga plans on becoming Juliet in her school's production of "Romeo & Juliet" because Arnold is playing Romeo.

Helga gives her sister Olga a dose of reality by altering a grade on her report card; Arnold and Gerald turn off the city's lights to view Sally's Comet.

Max's date turns into a disaster when his skin turns blue, turning him into a sleuth to determine who it could have been around him that caused it to change.

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.

When Phoebe and Max become immortalized in a mural at school, they come to the realization that the artist has a personal grudge against the teenage heroes.

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.

With Cherry working at Splat by Sea, Max gets her into a fake dating scheme to obtain discounts at the restaurant; Chloe faces a tough choice.

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.

Hank and Phoebe think the house has been robbed when they come home to find their furniture missing, but Max tells them he hid all the furniture.

Chloe announces that Max is her favorite sibling, so Phoebe tries to show her who another side of Max in a story with Phoebe being good and Max being bad.

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 the Z-Force gives Max and Phoebe a day off, they find that they are reliving the same day over and over again, and they must find a way to break the loop.

When Phoebe finds out that her boyfriend's father could be going back to his evil ways, she must reconsider where her loyalties lie.

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.

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

Upset that Phoebe secretly partnered with Captain Perfect, Max decides to have a new superhero partner, his best friend Gideon, but things go wrong.

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.

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.

When their groups of friends begin to intermingle, Phoebe and Max start to fear that they will be obligated to spend more time together.

When Billy and Nora befriend two teens at a gaming convention, Max and Phoebe realize that they have not been paying adequate attention to their siblings.

Max and Phoebe start a feud between their younger siblings in order to get out of riding a roller coaster, but the disagreement unexpectedly intensifies.

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's newest mission is to babysit President Kuckbutt's teen daughter who is known for troublemaking, but the assignment quickly goes out of control.

Mrs. Wong visits Secret Shores and threatens to reveal the Thundermans' superhero identities to the town, but Max and Phoebe's plan backfires.

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.

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 Max' girlfriend breaks up with him, Phoebe tries to lift his spirits by introducing him to a new girl, but she turns out to be an extreme animal activist.

Max finds himself in over his head when he competes against Phoebe in the Math Bowl after changing the grades on his report card to show he got better grades.

Phoebe plans to get revenge on Max after his prank ruins her school picture but their prank war gets a little out of hand as they go back and forth.

Phoebe wants to impress Max's new rocker best friend, who is the newest singer in his band, by coming up with a bad girl persona to appeal to him.

The Thundermans realize their powers have gone crazy as a comet passes over, leaving Phoebe and Max to stick together to keep their powers in order.

Hank starts a neighborhood watch after a rash of crimes that Max takes blame for, but Phoebe believes he is lying and sets out to find the real criminal.

Phoebe becomes heartbroken when she thinks her tickets to the MKTO concert were destroyed in the shredder, but she does not know the tickets are with Max.

While Phoebe watches her boyfriend's bashful brother, he comes into contact with one of Max's villainous creations and begins to explore his inner evil.

When Phoebe and Max decide to be superhero mentors to Nora, they soon regret making their choice after they see that Billy possesses an impressive skillset.

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.

Timmy decides to seek revenge when his parents forget about his birthday; Timmy challenges Vicky to a high-stakes skateboarding contest.

Timmy attempts to impress the most popular girl in school; Cosmo and Wanda shrink Timmy so he can complete his school assignment on microscopic organisms.

Timmy uses a wish to make Dad an action movie star and not boring; after being invited to a country club, Timmy wishes he had the socialite lifestyle.

Timmy's dad tries to prove his neighbor is evil by dressing Timmy up as a girl scout; Poof and Foop compete to see who can be more popular.

Taffy takes the babies to a local high school basketball game, where she volunteers to partake in cheerleading drills; Angelica banishes the babies.

Angelica, Susie, Grandpa and Lulu compete in a talent show; Dil imagines a bath to be a rough ocean; Chuckie fears losing his friends.

Chuckie jams a toy airplane in the toilet; angelica breaks her mother's cell phone; Angelica tricks the rugrats into doing whatever her watch says.

Tommy doesn't want to give his old toys to Dil after Angelica tells him he will vanish if she does; Angelica forces the babies to participate in her ballet.

On the way home from a late movie, the gang gets stranded in a powerless subway car; after Sheena's uncle tells them a story, the gang hunts for treasure.

Arnold takes the blame for his peers' misdoings when he observes them exposing their rear-ends to Principal Wartz and refuses to identify them.

The boys ask Coach Wittenberg to help them with their bowling; an old pair of spectacles leads to a ghost hunt through the house.

Arnold gets caught up in his Grandpa's longstanding feud during a boat race; Arnold and his friends set out to end a teacher's strike.

The gang makes a parade float with the help of Helga's father's money; a music duo breaks up so Arnold and Gerald try to get them back together.

Two sixth grade girls decide to take Arnold and Gerald to the school dance in hopes of making their boyfriends jealous; an athlete's last game of baseball.

Arnold learns self defense from his grandma after being robbed of his bus pass; Arnold uses his survival skills to find his way back to his campsite.

The borders are curious as to what is inside Mr. Smith's personal package; Oskar gets kicked out of Suzie's room after they get into an argument.

Arnold and Gerald make an effort to prove that a series of popular superstitions are false; Arnold and his find that an urban legend is coming true.