Wayside (TV series)

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Wayside
Format Animated series
Created by Louis Sachar
Developed by Riccardo Durante
Presented by Nelvana
Debmar-Mercury
CBS Television Distribution (Ad Sales)
MGM Television (Distributor)
Starring David Kaufman
Nancy Cartwright (syndication only)
Tara Strong
Denise Oliver
Lisa Ng
Martin Villafana
Cree Summer
Jayne Eastwood
Phil LaMarr
Jason Marsden
Terry McGurrin
Julie Lemieux
Jacqueline Pillon
Katherine Soucie
Dwayne Hill
Peter Oldring
Rickey Collins
Grey Delisle
Opening theme "Fly by the Wayside" by Skye Sweetnam
Ending theme "Fly by the Wayside" (Instrumental)
Country of origin Flag of Canada Canada
Flag of the United States United States
Language(s) English
No. of seasons 2
No. of episodes 25
Production
Executive
producer(s)		 Scott Dyer
Producer(s) Lin Oliver
Running time 30 minutes (60 minute pilot)
Broadcast
Original channel Teletoon (Canada)
Nickelodeon (USA)
Original run Pilot aired November 19, 2005 (Canada only); Series aired March 16, 2007 (CAN),
June 25, 2007 (USA)
February 25, 2008 (UK)
September 03, 2007 (South America) – Present
External links
IMDb profile
TV.com summary

Wayside is a Canadian and American co-produced animated television series airing on Teletoon in Canada and Nickelodeon in the United States, based on the Sideways Stories From Wayside School book series by Louis Sachar.

Originally a one-hour television movie on Teletoon in November 2005, 26 episodes of the series have been commissioned for 2007. Each episode is composed of two 15-minute shorts. As a production of both Teletoon and Nickelodeon, Wayside holds the distinction of being the only series to be both a Teletoon Original and Nicktoon. It airs on Teletoon every Saturday at 8am and 4:30pm in Canada.

Wayside aired on Nickelodeon weekdays at 12:30pm in the United States from June-July 2007, but it has been moved to 3:30pm weekdays. As of September 1, 2007, it also airs on the Nicktoons Network. MGM Worldwide Television Distribution will syndicate season 1 on the series in 1080P HD on the weekends in fall 2008.

The opening theme, "Fly by the Wayside", is performed by Skye Sweetnam. The series is directed by Riccardo Durante and the head writer/story editor was John Derevlany, who wrote the pilot and developed the series. The pilot was released to DVD under the title Wayside: The Movie, on September 25, 2007. The current season will be released under the title Wayside: The Complete First Season on DVD and Blu-Ray disc on August 19, 2008.[citation needed]

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[edit] Synopsis

Wayside is a series taking place at the fictional Wayside School: an unusual Escher-esque 30-story grammar school which had accidentally been built "sideways", with one room in each of the 30 stories instead of 30 rooms on one floor. In the books, there are actually 29 floors in the school, one inhabited by the imaginary Miss Zarves on the imaginary 19th floor. The series revolves around a new student at the school, named Todd, and his adventures adapting to life as a student at the top floor of Wayside School. When Todd firstly goes to wayside he finds it a strange and unusual school but some times he feels like he is just at home, but he says PCA is better than Wayside because he's dating Lola even though he has to be with Vince on a date with Lola as seen in Chasing Zoey he was dancing with Lola and Vince.

[edit] Characters

[edit] Main

  • Todd (David Kaufman) - 12-year old Todd is the new student in Mrs. Jewls' 30th-floor class, and feels like the only person in Wayside with any common sense. He originally transferred to Wayside after an accident involving helping kindergarten kids with retrieving toys, only for an unusual series of events to happen, leading the toys to be destroyed by a wood chipper. Ever since, he has an aversion to kindergarten kids. However, his stay at Wayside is no better: every day, he manages to get enough trouble so as to warrant sending him home early on the kindergarten bus. He never deliberately misbehaves, but Mrs. Jewls frequently punishes him due to technicalities and minor infractions. On Nickelodeon he is voiced by Mark Rendall and in the pilot, Michael Cera.
  • Maurecia (Nancy Cartwright) - Maurecia is a girl in Mrs. Jewls's class who loves to be active. Maurecia wears rollerblades and helmet everywhere. She also wears a bluish-gray miniskirt. She is in love with Todd and punches him whenever she can. Maurecia used to act like more like a girl until Mrs. Gorf became the substitute teacher for Maurecia's class. The substitute changed Maurecia's pet porcupine, Fluffy, into a pineapple and all of Maurecia's classmates into apples (and Myron into a potato). Soon enough, something inside Maurecia "just snapped," and she suddenly got rollerblades, a helmet, and very angry. Maurecia demanded that Mrs. Gorf turn the students and Fluffy back, and she did, and Maurecia just stayed as her new aggressive self (when Fluffy changed back, he became sharp and spiky). In the book her pet was a cat named "Strawberry". Her hair was red in the pilot, but bluish-violet in the series. She has a monstrous love for ice cream but in the books she had an ice cream flavor named after her. One question, how does she get up to the 30th floor wearing her rollerskates? She is voiced by Denise Oliver on the Nickelodeon airings.
  • Mrs. Jewls (Nancy Cartwright) - Mrs. Jewls is the enthusiastic teacher of the 30th-floor class. She sometimes refers to her students, Todd in particular (due to her perception that he breaks the rules or does something bad), as monkeys. Her teaching style is unorthodox and offbeat at best, and it is sometimes questioned whether she has any real academic credentials (she claims that Ancient Greece was founded by a T-Rex and a Wolf Man at the first Olympics). However, this is considered to be one of her endearing traits by her students. In Teacher's Parent Conference, it was revealed that she was raised in the circus.
  • Myron (Martin Villafana) - If there is anyone who wants to be class president most in the school, it's Myron. He's the dumbest (due to Mrs. Gorf gawking up a storm on him) student in Mrs. Jewls's class. He is from the Philippines. He will stop at nothing to become class president (crying like a baby on some occasions). He is also extremely selfish. Mr. Kidswatter always calls him by the wrong name (for example, Morgan) except for in "The Three Erics" when Myron takes off his glasses. He was president for only one day until he forgot to turn on the lights. He wears an aqua-colored sweater. He is also very, very fat.
  • Dana (Nancy Cartwright) - Dana is a girl in Mrs. Jewls' class, who is cast as a brainy, a Type A personality overachiever. She tends to be selfless and lacks control of her emotions - her trademark catchphrase is "Enough with the fun!" on some occasions. She is the first one to meet Todd in the pilot. One of Dana's personality traits is that she loves rules. She wrote the rules and regulations of the school and obsessively maintains them - "The Wayside Rulebook states, Chapter 5, Section 2-B, Paragraph 4: All oral reports are to be performed without talking." One episode gives her full name as "Yo Dana". In the books she thinks John is "a ratfink." She wears a green striped shirt. On Nickelodeon she is voiced by Lisa Ng.
  • Mr. Kidswatter (Phil LaMarr) - Mr. Kidswatter is the principal of Wayside School, who has a tendency to make long drawn-out speeches over the school PA system. He has an aversion to children and doors (referred to as "goozacks"), believing that the students' plan to throw him a birthday party was a plot on to overthrow him. A running gag in this series is that he always refers to Todd by his home address (344 South Fairview, Toad in "Principles of Principals") rather than his name. His own name implies the use of strict policies ("kid swatter"), and despite his position of authority, he never actually completed his education at the very school he administrates.
  • Louis (Jason Marsden) - Louis is the caretaker at Wayside, who is in charge of recess, the gym, and the cows. He takes care of the grounds keeping work with a very mellow and relaxed demeanor. As an alumnus of Wayside itself, Louis also acts as a "big brother" figure to all of the students. In The Elevator, it is seen that students like to dress up like him and be in a group called "rescue dudes". Louis is a fictionalized version of the show's creator and books' author, Louis Sachar. In the books he had a "mustache of many colors."
  • Miss Mush (Jayne Eastwood) - Miss Mush is the head of the school cafeteria, located on the 15th floor. In the pilot, it was implied that she was also the school nurse, although this is not the case in the series. In the episode, Honors Class, it is mentioned that she teaches the honors class on the 29th floor. The meals which she prepares often contain strange ingredients, and are often inedible; she seems to find more typical foods and kitchen standards to be abhorrent or incomprehensible. Despite this, she is loved by the students. Most notable among her dishes is a green glowing dish called "Mushroom Surprise", which has the property of being able to melt anything that comes in contact with it (and causes those who eat it to fall in love with the first person they see, causing Todd to fall in love with Mrs. Jewls). In numerous episodes she is said to hail from "the Mamaland", a fictional Eastern European country. She often speaks in third person. She always carries around Sammy and speaks to him, though she knows he is dead.

[edit] Supporting

  • The Three Erics (Terry McGurrin, Peter Oldring, and Rickey Collins in that order) - The Erics (Bacon, Fry, and Ovens) are three similarly-attired students in Mrs. Jewls' class, who do everything together. They are the second supporting characters on the show to have their own episode. (According to the Wayside rulebook in every class there should be three students named Eric, not more, not less) They like One Republic and want to be in the NFL.
  • Shari (Tara Strong) - Shari is an overcoat-wearing student in Mrs. Jewls' class, who is usually asleep. In the episode "Cabbage my Boy" it is suggested that she is only asleep while attending school, because her activities at home with her family (who also wear overcoats, even the baby) leave her with no time to sleep. She weighs 49 pounds. In the episode "Imperfect Attendance" Dana says that Shari does all her best work when sleeping, she doesn't want to wake her up.
  • Stephen (Terry McGurrin) - Stephen is a boy in Mrs. Jewls' class, who is always attired in his Halloween elf costume. His family is seen in similar holiday-themed attire. He is one of the three students on the school tetherball team. In Rat in Shining Armor, it is revealed that his idea of a costume is wearing normal clothes. He has two sets of "costumes". In Cabbage My Boy, it is revealed that his family is Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and a Thanksgiving Turkey. He is the first supporting character to have his own episode.
  • Jenny (Denise Oliver) - Jenny is a student in Mrs. Jewls' class who always wears a helmet and some sort of Evel Knievel like jump suit, as she rides a motorcycle to (and in) school. She has an affection for Myron and appears to be best friends with Maurecia, who she refers as Sista Mo. She's also on Wayside's tether ball team. In "Dana Checks Out," she calls Dana "Sista Dee."
  • John (Julie Lemieux in the series, Dwayne Hill in the pilot, Tara Strong in the episode Upside Down John) - John is a student in Mrs. Jewls' class who is always seen upside-down. In Cabbage My Boy, it is revealed that his whole family stands upside-down like he does. He is the fourth character to have his own episode.
  • Joe (Terry McGurrin) - Joe is a student in Mrs. Jewls who is often seen, and has an orange afro. In Wayside Christmas he got a blow dryer as a present. In Joe and Fro, Joe lets small animals live in his hair to protect them from Mr. Kidswatter. He is the third supporting character to have his own episode. He has 55,006 strands of curly hair.
  • Rondi (Grey Delisle) - Rondi is a very fat girl in Mrs. Jewls class who is missing her two front teeth. The gap in her teeth is caused by her eating too many sweets (mainly cake). She wears a blue blouse and is smiling all the time. She brushes her teeth in a couple episodes (so she doesn't lose any more teeth). Eating too much cake is what caused her to be very frumpy.
  • Leslie (Kath Soucie) - Leslie is a girl who has two pigtails that are sometimes useful. In Music Lessons, she uses her pigtails as hands to play Bongos. It looks like she is good friends with Bebe. Leslie is the only character to have never said anything. She has made noises, though. In the pilot she screams, and in Daring Love she laughs.
  • Bebe Gunn (Cree Summer) - Bebe Gunn is a girl in Mrs. Jewls class who is a very good artist. In Wayside Christmas, her art skills are showcased, although she doesn't talk. In Music Lessons, it is revealed that she is friends with Leslie when she says, "Cool, Leslie. Real cool."
  • Deedee (Grey Delisle) - Deedee is a girl with lemon-lime hair, who sits near the middle of the classroom. In the pilot, she is on the 17th floor. She wears a pink and purple striped shirt to school.
  • Fluffy (Tara Strong) - Fluffy is Maurecia's pet porcupine, who hates Todd. In the episode called "Mrs. Gorf", he really was fluffy (before Mrs. Gorf turned him into a pineapple and back). He likes ice cream, just like Maurecia. He wore rollerskates in "My Fluffy Hair."
  • Sammy - Sammy is Miss Mush's dead (or petrified) rat. Sammy assists Miss Mush, but he's dead, so he just keeps Miss Mush company. Although Miss Mush does seem to acknowledge Sammy's departure from the living world, she sometimes points out things about him that a dead being couldn't possibly do; these things include going on vacation or dancing. Sometimes she's even saddened that Sammy seems to have more of a life than she does. A running gag in the series (carried over from the books) is that the "dead" part of being a dead rat may refer both to Sammy being not alive and implying that a "dead rat" is a species of rat. In "Todd Falls In Love" it is implied that Sammy might have been dead for a year, the last time anyone (which happened to be Sammy) ate Miss Mush's mushroom surprise and that it killed Sammy. However, it can also mean that the only reason someone ate the mushroom surprise was because he or she was already dead.
  • Poobinsky/Stewy - An octopus that Miss Mush can never cook because he always runs away. He was introduced in the pilot with a green color, but is purple in the series.
  • Mrs. Gorf (Julie Lemieux) - Although only shown in one episode, she has the power to turn students into apples, cows into pumpkins, Myron into a potato, and Fluffy into a pineapple. Her name spelled backwards is "frog."
  • Le Chef (Ian Holm) - In the two episodes he appears in (French Fried, "Le Race"), he tries to get revenge on Mr. Kidswatter for firing him. Voiced by the same person who played Chef Skinner in Ratatouille.
  • Mr. Blunderbuss (Jeffery Jones) - Mr. Blunderbuss is a teacher on the 14th floor who's been on many daring explorations. He led Mrs. Jewls' class on a camping trip in "Mrs. Gorf."

[edit] Mentioned

There are some character(s) who have been mentioned in the series, but are never seen.

  • Miss Zarves - Miss Zarves was a teacher who was mentioned by Jenny to Dana in "Dana Checks Out", but was never seen. She taught a class on the nonexistent 19th floor. In Sideways Stories From Wayside School and its sequels, Miss Zarves' floor occupies a sort of alternate reality which the students sometimes stumble upon.
  • D.J - D.J is mentioned in The Pilot when Mrs. Jewls is counting votes. There was a rumor that he is shown in The Pilot, but there was no proof of it. Actually, D.J. is seen in the book series.

[edit] Trivia

  • Todd apparently has a gap in his teeth
  • Myron was class president for only one day.
  • In the pilot, John (the kid who is always upside down) talks to Mrs. Jewls by manipulating his legs. However, he speaks in later episodes.
  • Louis' teacher when he left Wayside was Mr. Osteo. In the books, it was Mrs. Drazil (Lizard backwards).
  • Wayside is actually 29 floors high. The 19th floor is nonexistent. This makes Wayside about 290 feet high.
  • The 17th floor has a very low ceiling.
  • On the outside shots of Wayside, a purple curved section is seen. In the middle is a part sticking out. This is shown to be the cafeteria. It has also been shown to be the auditorium in a few episodes.
  • Todd is an only child, as seen in the episode Cabbage my Boy.
  • Dana has "about a million" brothers. On the episode Cabbage my Boy, during her speech, it can be heard that she is one of seventeen brothers and sisters.
  • Le Chef has been trying to get revenge on Mr. Kidswatter since he was fired in French Fried.

[edit] Differences from the books

  • In the episode "Cabbage my Boy", Todd is in an only child. In the books he has a baby brother named Ralphie (who is Myron's younger brother in "Meet the Pets").
  • In the show Mr. Kidswatter is on the 1st floor, in the books he is on the 4th

[edit] Wayside: The Movie

Wayside: The Movie was aired in Canada on November 19, 2005, as the series pilot. It has yet to be aired in the U.S.

Todd gets transferred to Wayside School, a school that was accidentally stacked 30 stories high instead of 30 rooms sideways. He tries to fit in with everyone in Mrs. Jewls' class on the 30th floor. He saved them from being crushed by the trash compactor that was accidentally on the 30th floor and the machine would work every time the PA comes on. Mark Rendall and Nancy Cartwright (The Simpsons, Animaniacs) will redub Todd and Mrs. Jewls voices for the Nickelodeon airing of the pilot.

[edit] Episodes

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[edit] Season 1: 2007

Episode Title Airdate (Canada) Airdate (U.S.) Synopsis
1 Class Cow / Pull My Pigtail March 16, 2007 February 14, 2008 While Mrs. Jewls is on a faculty retreat a cow wonders into the class. The students believe it to be their substitute teacher and end up learning more from the cow! / It's Valentine's Day at Wayside School and Dana attempts to force Todd to fall in love with Maurecia by making him pull her ponytail. Meanwhile, Kidswatter thinks Myron (Dana's Valentine's Day Cupid, hanging from a tree, who has birds in love with him, who keeps shooting plunger love arrows) is his guardian angel.
2 Oh, Great Leader / Meet the Pets March 24, 2007 June 25, 2007 The students try to throw the principal Kidswatter a surprise birthday party, but he thinks they are trying to get rid of him. / Everyone brings their pets into school and Todd must watch them so that he'd learn to be more "responsible". However, when the pets escape and run all over the school, Todd will need some help from his friends.
3 Honors Class / Cabbage, My Boy March 31, 2007 July 6, 2007 Maurecia is promoted to the Honors Class instead of Dana. Now she must "escape" it at all costs, while Dana tries to enter. In the end, we find out Mrs. Jewls' class is actually double Honors Class! / Myron adopts a head of lettuce as his younger brother. Mrs. Jewls assigns an assignment dealing with families.
4 Mascot Madness / He is It April 7, 2007 June 26, 2007 The tetherball team wants Todd to be the new mascot so that they can finally win some games, but Todd does not want to, so Dana creates a giant version of his head for Myron to wear, and become "Big-Head Todd" / During a game of tag, Todd tags Myron, who starts demanding special treatment, and because everyone has to follow the rules, no one can disobey him.
5 Best Friendzzz / Kindergarten King April 14, 2007 July 10, 2007 Myron and Dana have best friends for a long time but one day after they get into a big fight, they decide not to be best, best friends anymore. So Myron becomes Shari's new best friend (although she is asleep) and Dana becomes Todd's new best friend. / When Todd saves a kindergartener's toy, they make him their king.
6 Myron vs. Normy / Age of Aquarium April 21, 2007 June 28, 2007 In order to avoid getting in trouble, Myron pretends to be Normy, his made up twin brother. When he returns to the class, everyone thinks he is cool (and in Dana's case, cute) and they want him to class President. However, Todd sees right through "Normy" and tries to get Myron to tell everybody it is really him. / In a Wayside field trip, instead of the kids going to the aquarium, the fish come to them. The classroom is filled with water and fish, but Todd has to sit it out in a life raft since he forgot his permission slip. Maurecia, seeing this as a perfect chance to be alone with Todd, eats her permission slip and has to sit with Todd. She spends her time trying to hold his hand, while underwater Dana tries to find something that will be interesting for Myron.
7 Channel Kidswatter / The Elevator April 4, 2007 July 2, 2007 Principal Kidswatter wants to run a home-shopping channel out of his office, and gets the students to supply his cheesy inventory of trinkets under the guise of a new "arts" curriculum. Todd tries to prevent it from happening, but then works for it. So it's up to Maurecia and Jenny of WHEELS EXTREME!!!!!!!!/ The stairs are out of order and Todd puts his hand on the 1st floor sign, which was actually an elevator button. (The elevators in Wayside School only work when the stairs are out of order). Todd and Principal Kidswatter (Principal Kidswatter thought it was the bathroom) go in the elevator, then the elevator becomes stuck between the 15th and 16th floors. To save them, Dana, Myron, and Louis become the Rescue Dudes, calling themselves all Louis.
8 Mad Hot / Mamaland Blues May 5, 2007 July 3, 2007 Principal Kidswatter challenges another school for the annual Wayside dance competition. He then picks a random team consisting of Todd, Maurecia, Dana and Myron. / Dana finds a marriage certificate that she thinks might make Miss Mush related to her.
9 Principles of Principals / Teacher's Parent Conference May 12, 2007 June 29, 2007 Todd enters the Principal for a day contest and wins. No one else has entered it because it is a trap, as the winner has to everything on Kidswatter's super-long list. Todd decides to complete the list, and improve the school all in one day. / Its teacher grading day and everyone in the 30th class must submit a report card on what they think of Mrs. Jewls. Todd, on hearing about this, gave Mrs. Jewls a bad mark so that she won't send him home on the Kindergarten bus. Now she must stay after school along with her father, Mr. Jewls. He threatens to send Mrs. Jewls to teach at a private school, so Dana and the other students decide to help Todd "be a better student" so Mrs. Jewls can stay at Wayside.
10 Rat in Shining Armor / Mrs. Gorf May 19, 2007 July 12, 2007 It's the spring Halloween dance and everyone must dress up as something. Maurecia wants Todd to dance with her until Todd finally says no. Feeling bad for Maurecia, Miss Mush put her dead rat in an old knight suit so Maurecia had someone to dance with. Todd finds out that it's Miss Mush's dead rat in the suit so now he must find a way to break the news to Maurecia before she finds out. / The 30th floor class is on a camping trip on the 18th floor. Maurecia promises Todd she won't punch him in the arm if he sits with her. Todd doesn't believe her and says she will always try to punch him. Dana explains to Todd that she was never rough do to her kind nature back when Mrs. Gorf was their teacher. From there Dana explains who Mrs. Gorf was and how different their class was before Todd came.
11 Todd Falls in Love / French Fried May 26, 2007 July 13, 2007 Todd arrives at school to find out Maurecia has posted pictures of Todd and Maurecia kissing all over the school. Todd decides he would do anything prove that he will not be her girlfriend so he eats Mush's mushroom surprise that makes him fall in love with Mrs. Jewls. Maurecia tries to get Todd to like her again. / A new chef starts cooking for the teachers lounge (and later the students) which makes Miss Mush jealous. To prove which cook is better Miss Mush and Le Chef enter Maurecia's cooking challenge.
12 Music Lessons / Todd & Bull Story July 17, 2007 July 9, 2007 Myron discovers a strange nose flute and uses it to control his friends. However, it also makes cows tear down the school. / When kids mistake a pile of stage props for a Wishing Well, Todd makes their wishes come true. Kidswatter then makes them re-create a bull fight from his past!
13 My Partner Gets All the Credit / Daring Love TBA June 27, 2007 Maurecia is paired with Myron in the Wayside Games, and since Myron is not a good athlete, she must do all of the work. However, every time they win an event Myron gets the credit and Maurecia is starting to get angry at Myron. She is then considering of controlling him with the nose flute./ Maurecia and Jenny, who both love extreme sports, decide to use Todd as an object to jump over. However, Todd thinks that they are doing it because they both have crushes on Todd (although Maurecia does).
14 Dana Checks Out / My Biggest Fan TBA July 5, 2007 Dana is sick of rules and goes on a "roadtrip" to every floor of the school. The kids must get her back before she winds up on the 19th floor. Myron takes over the class and it gets ruined, and in the end, Maurecia sends him home early on the kindergarten bus (with Todd)./ When Kidswatter rejects him, Myron looks for a new hero.
15 Louis Gets Some Class / My Fluffy Hair TBA July 11, 2007 Kidswatter finds out that Louis never graduated, and sends him back to class. Myron gets upset that Louis is more popular then him. / Fluffy (Voice of Tara Strong) is feeling rejected because he thinks Maurecia is paying more attention to Todd then him, so he runs away. Mr. K. finds Fluffy and mistakes him for a wig. Fluffy decides to use this "power" to get revenge on his mortal enemy: Todd.
16 Sideways Protest / Be True To Your Elf TBA October 17, 2007 Kidswatter decides to move the school, so all the students protest. All of their protests end up making the school better, so Kidswatter disguises himself as a student to stop them. / When somebody makes fun of his elf costume, Stephen tries to be "Mr. Normal" so he can lead the school parade.
17 Kidswatter, the Movie / Safety Monitor TBA October 16, 2007 The kids decide to make a movie about Principal Kidswatter, and Todd is cast in the lead role. However, he soon becomes even worse then the real Kidswatter. / When Myron fails at being Safety Monitor, Maurecia takes over, and her habit of hit people goes a little too far. Myron tries to reclaim his position. Kidswatter is taming a Lion.
18 Oh, Brother / Snow Day TBA October 19, 2007 Dana's brother visits and Myron wants to be a rebel just like him, but he was never a rebel. Mrs. Jewls tries to capture him. / Mr. Kidswatter turns up the coldness for Mrs. Jewls' skating lesson. Myron the leader traps the class with it and Maurecia's group and Todd's group learn how to survive.
19 The Rat Truth / Free Stewy TBA October 18, 2007 Sammy is terribly sick (but dead) so Miss Mush randomly asks Dana to watch him while she goes on a hunt for the golden pot of Mamaland that makes food to cure the sick. Sammy is then passed as a truth stick in Mrs. Jewls's class and is feeding words out of his. / Todd frees an octopus that he thinks Miss Mush is going to cook. Kidswatter is now hunting for the creature since he thinks it ate his goatee.
20 Wayside Christmas / Extra Curricular Riddicular TBA December 24, 2007 When Myron Does not give Bebe a gift, a series of haphazard events confuse Myron into thinking he’s actually stuck in his own version of “The Christmas Carol.” The other kids are baffled as he mistakes them for Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, and in the end, Myron learns his lesson. / All the kids are forming bizarre after-school clubs, except for Todd, who creates a plain old “Science Club.” Myron laughs at him, believing his club will be better, until he sees Todd’s club has managed to build a functioning rocket. Jealous Myron tries to form a “Science Club” and build a rocket of his own.

[edit] Season 2: 2008

Episode Title Airdate (Canada) Airdate (U.S.) Synopsis
21 Le Race / Imperfect Attendance March 3, 2008 TBA Ever since Kidswatter fired Le Chef in French Fried, he has been trying to get revenge on Kidswatter big time. Just like today when Myron receives a note for Kidswatter to be challenged to a game of De La Par Tour, can Kidswatter beat this 3 out of 5 match before Le Chef takes over the school? / Shari, Maurecia, Myron, Todd, Louis and Stephen are all in need of help and they need Dana to help them. The only problem is, Dana is beating a record today of perfect attendance (1,448 days in a row). Can she beat a record and save the students before the bell that Louis rings rings?
22 Kidswatter's Opus / The Three Erics March 17, 2008 TBA Mrs. Jewls is sick. So the kids need a substitute. Unfortunately, all substitutes aren't available so Kidswatter steps in as substitute and everyone learns stuff the Kidswatter way. / In Mrs. Jewls' class, Eric Fry and Ovens are the ones getting picked and getting gold stars and Bacon is never. Because he is the smallest Eric, he isn't picked a lot. When Myron convinces Eric Bacon to become Myron Bacon, the Erics need another Eric who'll do the same as them. Maurecia is picked just so she can be in the same column as Todd. But things get worse when Myron Bacon wants to become Eric again.
23 Miss Fortune / The Note TBA TBA It's a regular day at Wayside. Miss Mush suddenly asks Myron, Dana, Maurecia and Todd their future careers. She makes bowls of Mushroom Surprise that tell futures at the bottom. Meanwhile, Kidswatter sees his future from the last time he ate Mushroom Surprise and wants to change it. / One day, Mrs. Jewls gives the class a pop quiz final exam and the kids need to finish it by the time Mrs. Jewls gets a high score in pinball. During the exam, Maurecia tries to pass a note to Todd but accidentally gets it passed to Eric Ovens who starts a chain of the whole class answering Maurecia's note. Todd now needs to get the note back from everyone including Kidswatter who gets lies to that the note is a note to say how much Mr. Kidswatter is liked.
24 Myth Of Nick / Dr. Dana April 1, 2008 TBA Todd hears too many Myths of a kid named Nick and he wants to take rid of them, upon discovery that Nick is actually Louis? / Dana hosts a radio advice show that gives people advice but when Dana loses her voice and Myron takes over, the Erics take Dana to the nurse (Miss Mush) and things in Wayside go out of control.
25 Joe and Fro / Slow Mo Mo April 19, 2008 TBA One day, Todd builds a yo-yo from parts Kidswatter left behind. A jealous Dana tries to makes a yo-yo out of Miss Mush's mushroom surprise, but fails. But things go wrong when it becomes a competition between Todd and Dana. / Maurecia loves being fast and first because of her wheels on her roller skates. But one day when Maurecia and Principal Kidswatter bump into each other (because of Maurecia's wheels), Kidswatter bans all round things from Wayside School including Maurecia's wheels and everything round becomes squared. She hates it because she is last, slow and late for everything.
26 Upside Down John / The Final Stretch May 1, 2008 TBA It's the 30th floor science fair today and John is showing his science volcano. Unfortunately, it fails! John then starts to think that his project failed because he's upside down. So, Todd, Myron, Dana and Maurecia try to help John get right-side up. Meanwhile, Kidswatter is doing an I.Q. test to see if he is smart. / Wayside is having its annual showdown at Wayside Corral. Dana tells Todd it happened when The Masked Cowboy, Wayside Corral's hero, challenged Dead Eye Silver, a dastardly villain, to a showdown at high noon. But things go awry when Dead Eye Silver shows up at Wayside and enslaves Dana, Myron and Maurecia. Will Todd save his friends from Dead Eye Silver and be crowned the new Masked Cowboy?

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