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A trio of boy-crazy, fashionista teen girls from Beverly Hills balance their personal and school lives with their work as super-spies.

When a group of four boarding school students discover a supercomputer housed inside an abandoned factory, they find a virtual world called Lyoko and awaken a sentient multi-agent system virus that tries to take over the real world.

"Pet Alien" is a show about a 12 year old boy called Tommy Cadle who lives with five aliens in a lighthouse. The series takes place in the fictional town of DeSpray Bay where it follows Tommy's hectic life with five aliens from the planet Conforma who once crash-landed in his lighthouse and have stayed there ever since. Unlike most animated aliens living on Earth, the aliens in this cartoon don't wear disguises, but all the humans, except Tommy, are too ignorant to tell that they're aliens.

A 1970's cop show inspired spoof that records the misadventures of two undercover agents on the police force who become stars at a San Francisco disco scene.

The original short pilot episode for what would later become Code Lyoko (2003). A group of kids whose adventures take place in the real world but also in a parallel and virtual world, Xanadu. A boy of about twelve, Odd, arrives one day in his new neighborhood and quickly understands that his three new friends are gifted with extraordinary abilities of their own.

Titeuf is a famous character from comics and animation series. In this movie - Titeuf's life never been worse- Nadia didn't invite him to her birthday party, his parent's are close to be deported - and everything looks so bad. No one can solve the problems now but Titeuf in his funny ways ... Or maybe he'll fail too?

A college student gets the power of invisibility and becomes a hero who fights crime.

A team of daredevil pilots form the Flight Squad. With their own airplane fleet that is as high-yielding as it is varied, Flight Squad is organized as an independent air services company, carrying out "à la carte" missions for their clients.

The producer is engaged in theft of stars. He wants to take them in his film on a desert island, which placed traps at every turn. Alex pretends to be an actress and tries to free prisoners actors.

The evil filmmaker Lumiere kidnaps Alex and forces Clover and Sam to star in his new spy movie if they ever want to see her alive again. Sam and Clover must unravel a series of clues and dodge danger while Lumiere films them. In the b-story, Sam tries to uncover the mystery of her 'secret admirer.'

The spies are on the trail of a villain who is abducting the greatest minds of the world. The spies make the connection that the people being abducted are experts in the same subjects that their tests at school are based on.

When Alex screws up on several WOOHP missions, she begins to seriously doubt her spying abilities. Then, when Jerry introduces the girls to Britney -- a pretty, smart, sweet, spy-in-training who's been assigned to help them on their next mission -- Alex only feels worse. In fact, she thinks she's on the verge of being replaced. When she screws up again and lets a villain (who's invented a device that literally slows people down) escape, she decides to quit WOOHP altogether. In a b-story, Alex does an extra credit project for science class (about molecules) that helps her stop the bad guy, save her girlfriends and gain her confidence back.

Spies try to find out who is engaged in kidnapping. And suddenly they find the captured alien spacecraft, and a new friend helps them to rescue Sam, Clover and captured aliens.

A sinister zoologist, appalled by the world's treatment of zoo animals, devises a scheme to increase animal intelligence in hopes of making them the dominant species of the world. It's up to the spies to stop the villain and the animals before they put all humans in cages. In a B-story Clover finally lands a date David only to find it conflicts with the WOOHP company picnic.

Spies sent to the support team search mission "Bees". At one competition they notice command "Black Widow", which stands with the same number as the "Bees".