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A single-camera comedy centered on a woman (Greer) who returns to her high school alma mater to become a guidance counselor.

Detective Dick Tracy has a Zoom call with Ben Mankiewicz in which he expresses concern about the lack of realism in Warren Beatty's film about himself; later, Warren himself joins the call.

Spanky and Alfalfa fake a tooth-ache to get out of school.

A re-telling of the classic nursery rhyme "The House That Jack Built".

A dog living in a junk yard finds out that all stray dogs will be exterminated by 3 o' clock that afternoon, so sets off to find a master before the deadline.

Partiers at a lake have a chance to win money by answering trivia questions.

A quiz show in which the contestants were the viewers. Host Bill Cullen, dressed in academic robes, posed a series of statements to viewers for them to assess as correct or incorrect. (For example: "The width of a standard gauge railroad track between the rails is four feet, eight and one half inches. Yes or no?") In each episode, one of the 14 questions was asked not by Cullen, but by a local announcer. Viewers wrote their answers to the questions on a postcard and mailed them to their local television station, along with a 15th yes-or-no question of their own. The respondents in each market with the most correct answers won prizes provided by local sponsors, with ties being broken by the quality of the respondent's own submitted question.

Chris tries to find a gift for Julius for Father's Day, but all Julius wants is a day to himself.

Kim and Ron expose TV stuntwoman Adrena Lynn as a fraud; Ron's sensationalized profile of Kim for the school newspaper results in quarterback Brick Flagg asking Kim on a date, which she is reluctant to go on.

Prof. Dementor's latest techno-gadget leaves Kim and Bonnie joined at the hip... literally.

Drakken plans to conquer Canada by using a weather machine to unleash an ice storm; Kim has to spend Career Week working with the new school janitor.

Dr. Drakken and DNAmy team up to create genetically modified beasts, while Kim and Ron are assigned different partners for their science projects.

Dr. Drakken and Motor Ed are cousins! Seriously! Kim feels left out when Ron starts hanging out with Felix.

A stray hit from Dr. Drakken's "Truth Ray" forces Kim to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

Dr. Drakken steals a mind control device from a secret lab, and Kim has to babysit her brothers during her mission to stop Drakken.

When Bill goes to volunteer at a halfway house, he winds up housing a group of recovering alcoholics at his own home.

Hank prevails on Dale and Boomhauer to invite Bill and himself on their annual fishing trip.

Hank's league champion softball team challenges an undefeated comedic barnstorming team.

Chris runs for 8th grade class president, and Julius is diagnosed with high blood pressure.

For a class project, Chris has to take care of an egg as if it were a baby; Julius looks for ways to save money on the electric bill.

Chris has to prepare a speech as part of his campaign for class president; Mr. Omar the funeral director moves into the rental apartment but winds up increasing Julius's stress.

Ron's parents adopt a baby, and Kim and Ron are summoned to Japan to stop Lord Monkey Fist from acquiring an ancient weapon.

Camille Leon impersonates Kim to steal the designs for Club Banana's fall fashion line; Ron and teacher Mr. Barkin's acrimonious relationship continues outside school when they find they are also co-workers at Smarty Mart.

After Bonnie tells Kim that cheerleaders should date athletes only, Ron fears that Kim may dump him and joins the football team; Professor Dementor seeks a way to overcome Kim's new indestructible battle suit.

Ron becomes obsessed with calculating the risks involved in his and Kim's activity, while a consultant both improves Drakken's success in villainy and enables him to become a cupcake mogul.