All Grown Up! - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Bad Aptitude
The kids take an aptitude test to get a clue as to what they want to be when they grow up, but they are not happy at all about the results.
Fools Rush In
An older girl, Francine, picks on Tommy. Angelica is loving every minute of it! Does Francine like Tommy, or is she just a pest?
Memoires of a Finster
Kimi becomes obsessed with her Japanese heritage when she and the gang have to search their family trees as a school project.
Miss Nose It All
Angelica has been invited to Savannah's party and she has to find a dress that hasn't ABW (Already Been Worn). While working at the hospital she suddenly breaks her nose and fakes a dilemma. Meanwhile Tommy, Chuckie, Kimi, Phil and Lil are doing community service week and part of it doesn't go according to plan.
Interview with a Campfire
Camp Everwood seems like the perfect opportunity for Tommy's horror movie to take flight, especially when they learn the curse of Camp Everwood. The camp package contains brain-eating zombies, missing settlers, creepy pioneer Rock, the worst musical in history [Starring--who else? Angelica Pickles] and a mystery that is just dying to be solved. But when people start to go missing, can Tommy and the gang figure out just what happened on that same soil, over 100 years ago?
Runaround Susie
Susie is forced to choose between singing success in a TV talent show and leading her language team to victory in the language bowl which is held on the same day.
Lucky 13
Savannah, the prettiest, most popular girl in school, who Angelica practically worships, decides to throw her party on the same day as Angelica's! Tommy and Chuckie, being amazed that somebody could actually out-mean Angelica, use Savannah's obsession with Senor Jumping Bean to ruin her plan!
Saving Cynthia
Now that she's a teenager, Angelica asks her mother to get rid of all her old baby toys, but she forgets to tell her that her beloved Cynthia doll is an exception. She then races to save her doll from the hands of a greedy toy collector.
The Science Pair
Stu becomes a little too helpful when he helps Tommy with his science fair project.
Izzy or Isn't He?
When Chuckie's biggest competition in the election for School Safety Commissioner is Dil's imaginary alien friend Izzy, you would think he would have it in the bag, right? WRONG! When Izzy becomes more popular than Chuckie, can he even rely on his friends to help him win?
Project Chuckie
Angelica tries to help Chuckie become more popular as a school project, but it backfires when he takes his advice, and he becomes more popular than her.
The Finster Who Stole Christmas
As the holiday season approaches, Chuckie is dreading another forgettable Christmas. In order to liven things up, he mistakenly steals a great tree (to replace the lame one Chas has picked out). When he discovers that the whole community is after the thief, he hatches a plan to rectify the situation. Meanwhile, Kira and Kimi are having their own battles with various airline employees in their quest to make it home in time for Christmas, and Tommy and Dil strive to write a memorable Chanukah song.
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