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Jerry’s duties as a best bud are suffering due to his latest obsession: Video Games. When he drops the ball on tutoring Kubiac, Parker decides it’s time to have an intervention. Meanwhile, a visit from her mother causes Miss Musso to lose her administrative mojo.
Shelly Lewis…is a Vogue. Parker’s sister has leveled up her social status, joining an elite cadre of Flamingos who run the hallways of Santo Domingo through fear and manipulation- but at what cost? While the best buds struggle to help the school’s star wrestler, Larry Kubiak, make weight in time for the upcoming state championships, Parker must also race to save his sister’s soul.
The man, the myth... the KUBE! We got to chat with Abraham Benrubi.
A recent rash of shoplifting is hurting the bottom line at Mondo Video so Parker decides to hire behemoth Larry Kubiac as a security guard. As the crime drops to zero, it seems the plan was a success. However it’s soon clear that Kube’s zeal for the job is scaring away customers and hurting the business even more than the shoplifting. The Lewis family decides that Kubiac has got to go and since Parker was the one who hired him, Parker must be the one to fire him. Not a Problem… right?
We had the great pleasure to speak with Melanie Chartoff about her role as Miss Musso.
Miss Donnelly is the best. She’s patient. She’s protective. She’s poetic. All the kids love her. So when Parker plays one too many pranks on her and she decides to quit the profession, he’s got a real dilemma on his hands- not to mention a new wardrobe. Will he be able to convince Miss Donnelly to come back to teaching, and to use her powers of poetic persuasion to prevent two primal powerhouses from a post-school punch out?
With the annual district-wide science fair approaching, Jerry’s Environmental Refuse Centrifuge prototype is showing promise. But when a bet between Ms. Musso and her nemesis Dr. Pankow of El Corrado High takes a strange turn, it shatters Jerry’s confidence and dredges up some painful memories. Will he rise to the occasion and snatch victory at the science fair or will he drown his sorrows in a bottle of cran-apple juice.
The thrilling conclusion of our interview with Troy "Jerry Steiner" Slaten!
After incurring the wrath of Kubiak and suffering another locker stuffing, Parker, Mikey, and Jerry stumble across a hidden pirate radio station, KFLM. Modulating their voices, the boys bring back the anti-authoritarian spirit of the late 1960s as Dr. Retro, The Iceman, and The Freshman.
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