Oddballs - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Show Mustn't Go On
James creates a fake musical about a rapping Benjamin Franklin to prove that people will like anything with the right hype.
Partners
Mr. McFly promises the class pizza if they take care of a flour "baby" for the day. But James struggles to cope when Max bails on him for a new partner.
School Poolers
Tired of taking the bus, James starts driving kids to school in "Dumpy," a golf cart he found in a dumpster. Too bad carpooling gets old quickly.
Body Swap
When Stuart schedules a fight for 3 p.m., James braces for the worst and uses Echo's body-swap technology to try and gain the upper hand.
The Class Act
While sneaking into the teachers lounge to snag sweet treats, James is mistaken for a substitute teacher and faces the wrath of a competitive Mr. McFly.
Moral Report
James isn't prepared for his oral report, so he invents a tale about lost treasure in the desert. Soon, the whole town is out looking for pirate booty.
Mayor Max
After discovering Dirt's mayor is actually a cute puppy, James puts Max up for the job instead... only to realize he might have created a monster.
Toasty's Goodbye
A teenage Toasty returns and starts acting out — in a big way. With the future at stake, James, Max and Echo must deal with him once and for all.
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