The Defiant Ones (Life on a Stick)

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“The Defiant Ones”

Life on a Stick episode

Episode no.

Season 1
Episode 4

Written by

Adam Chase

Directed by

Andrew D. Weyman

Guest stars

Terry Rhoads

Production no.

105

Original airdate

April 20, 2005

Episode chronology
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"Fish Song"	"Gangs of the Mall"

List of Life on a Stick episodes

"The Defiant Ones" is the fourth episode of the television show Life on a Stick.

1 Plot Synopsis
2 Arc Significance
3 Quotes
4 Trivia

[edit] Plot Synopsis

Molly is now taking the same German class Laz did when he was in high school. Unfortunately, she has the same teacher Laz had. She stood up to the teacher, just as Laz did and was sent to the "wobbly chair", just as Laz didn't. After a few times to the wobbly chair, the teacher decides to call Molly's parents. Laz tries to stop that with a deal with him. The only way to accomplish that is that Laz must sit on the wobbly chair. He does for the sake of his sister-in-law, but the only flaw is Laz rides the chair as a bucking bronco and breaks the chair. Laz screws up and the only thing to avoid Molly in trouble is to convince his parents that he fueled Molly's defiance to the teacher. He does that and gets his dad's scooter for all his troubles.