| [–] |
Show Menu |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• (3)
• (9)
• (1)
• (10)
• (1)
• (1)
•
• (2)
•
• (1)
• |
| [+] |
Empty Sections |
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
• (0)
|
| [+] |
Show Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
| [+] |
Episode Contribs |
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• |
|
|
| Main: |
|
| Show Info: |
|
| Show Info: |
|
Season 2 |
| 22 :02x01 - Versa Day (Jun/25/2005) | Fed up with their constant bickering, Lloyd imposes on the kids a Versa Day; for the entire day, the kids are forced to swap bodies and walk a mile in each other's shoes to learn a lesson about tolerance. However, the two of them take the spirit of Versa Day in entirely different ways.
Meanwhile, Lloyd helps Curtis to find a job in order to start pulling his weight around the house. | | Guest Stars: J. P. Manoux as Curtis, Donna Pieroni as Henrietta, Sean Michael (1) as Lyle Snogger, Nikki Soohoo as Fiona Lanky, Kevin West as Mr. Angst, Spencer Locke as Candida, Cathy Cahn (1) as Mrs. Feinstein | Director: Matthew Diamond
Writer: Roger S. H. Schulman | | Songs: Stravinsky -- The Rite of Spring | | | | | | |
| 24 :02x03 - The Giggle (Jul/08/2005) | | Mr. Messerschmitt announces a surprise test, which Phil and Keely decide to neglect when the Giggle shows that they both get A's on the test. When the test arrives, they realize that they no nothing on the subject at hand and lose their AV lab privileges as a result of their failure. Keely is worried that due to her cut-off from AV lab privileges, she will not become a successful news reporter in the future, so they check the Giggle, and her hypothesis proves correct. She decides to give up on life, making Phil feel responsible, so he convinces Mr. Hackett to give them a make up test which they must pass to gain their AV lab privileges back. | | Guest Stars: Laura Harden as Cat Lady, Brandon Novitsky as Movie Theater Clerk, Brittney Powell as 2030 Keely (news reporter), Joel Brooks (1) as Mr. Messerschmitt, J. P. Manoux as Curtis, Joi Stanton as Stacy Pimpkins, Brian Evaret Chandler as Anchorman | Director: David Kendall (1)
Writer: Bill Canterbury | | | |
| 25 :02x04 - Dinner Time (Jul/22/2005) | | When Mr. Hackett becomes the Diffy family's new neighbor, Barbara invites him over for dinner to prove they are a typical American family. During the dinner, Lloyd and Barbara get stuck in a time warp, leaving it up to Phil and Keely to save the day. Meanwhile, Pim takes several attempts at selling their house, as she believes they are going to move, since Hackett moved next door. | | Guest Stars: J. P. Manoux as Curtis/Mr. Hackett, | Co-Guest Stars: Louisa Abernathy as Mrs. Henderson | Director: Henry Chan (1)
Writer: Julie Sherman Wolfe | | | |
| 26 :02x05 - Tia, Via, or Me... Uh (Aug/05/2005) | Phil, looking to get out of more of the girly things Keely has him doing since Via left, introduces Keely to Via, a new student from Britain. However, he starts to question his decision when she starts doing everything with Via and ignoring him.
Barbara, after discovering Pim's room has a startling lack of personality, sets out to redecorate it. Pim however, has her own ideas of how her room should be decorated. | | Guest Stars: Michael Mitchell (1) as Owen, Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, Juliet Holland-Rose as Via, Will Burke (3) as Leprechaun | Director: David Kendall (1)
Writer: Ivan Menchell | | | |
| 27 :02x06 - Get Ready to Go-Go (Aug/05/2005) | Keely asks Phil to the dance with encouragement from Via, and he accepts. They are both really anxious to go with each other, though Phil soon receives notice that his father has fixed the time machine and they will be returning home. He lets Keely know, who asks Owen out since Phil won’t be able to attend. Lloyd discovers that he has much more work to do on the time machine, and that Phil will be able to go with the dance with Keely, though she becomes upset with him that he could leave at any given time without notice.
Meanwhile, Pim, knowing that she’ll be moving and won’t be able to attend the dance, lies, saying that she’s got a boyfriend from Handsome Town, though he won’t be able to come, as she’s moving. When word gets out that she’s not moving, she much find a date, otherwise she’ll look like a fool in front of the Fashion Zombies. | | Guest Stars: Patricia Forte as Sarge Marge, Kunal Sharma as Rick Singh, Spencer Locke as Candida, Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, Michael Mitchell (1) as Owen, Juliet Holland-Rose as Via | Director: Jace Alexander
Writer: Masha Tivyan, Sharon A. Wong | | Songs: Goodwin, Medici -- Time for Love | | | |
| 28 :02x07 - Phil Without a Future (Aug/19/2005) | It's Career Day, and Phil cannot decide on a job during the assembly. After seeing the creator of the WIZRD in his classroom taking the Career Placement Test, he realizes that the test is wrong, as it will not tell you what you are going to do, and therefore decides not to take the test, placing him in detention.
Pim, however, takes an interest in becoming a police officer. | | Guest Stars: Patricia Forte as Sarge Marge, Kunal Sharma as Ricky Singh, Michael Richardson as Mr. Littletree, Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, Joel Brooks (1) as Mr. Messerschmitt | Director: Savage Steve Holland (1)
Writer: Masha Tivyan | | | |
| 29 :02x08 - Time Release Capsule (Aug/26/2005) | | H.G. Wells will be burying a time capsule, and the students have to place one object of their’s into the capsule, which won’t be dug up for years to come. Lloyd notices the things that are going into the time capsule and realizes that on a date with Barbara, he and she found a time capsule, which they dug up and went through. He realizes that if they write a letter and place it in the time capsule telling their future / past selves not to buy a time machine, they will have never left the future, and thus would be home. Everyone is excited, though Phil knows that if he never went to the past, he would have never met Keely, and all of his memories about her would be gone. | | Guest Stars: Kevin West as Mr. Angst, J. P. Manoux as Mr. Hackett, Michael Mitchell (1) as Owen, Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, Ben Savage as Himself | Director: Fred Savage
Writer: Michael Curtis (1) | | | |
| 30 :02x09 - Mummy's Boy (Sep/09/2005) | | Phil and Keely are really anxious to visit a museum, in which ancient artifacts showcased, though their chaperon becomes ill, and they are out of luck. They decide to have Curtis be their chaperon, so they shave him and give him modern clothes. While at the museum, Phil promises he'll go with Keely to investigate a forbidden room in which a mummy is being kept, though once he sees a piece to his time machine, he must retrieve it and blow off Keely. | | Guest Stars: Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, Michael Mitchell (1) as Owen, J. P. Manoux as Curtis/Mr. Hackett, David Figlioli (1) as Curator, Dale Raoul as Ms. Mip, Sam Zeller as Oog | Director: Fred Savage
Writer: Dan Fybel, Rich Rinaldi | | | |
| 31 :02x10 - Maybe-Sitting (Sep/23/2005) | Phil and Keely are hired to baby sit Mr. Messerschmitt’s nephew, Nathan, at Phil’s house, though his dad won’t be there to supervise. Phil promises not to use any futuristic gadgets to aid him in baby sitting, though Nathan proves too much for them to handle, so Phil discovers a loophole and has Keely use the WIZRD to make Nathan more mature, but she uses it too much and makes him like a grown man. While trying to reverse it, she accidentally hits Phil, so instead of making Nathan back to normal, she makes Phil believe he’s five years old.
Meanwhile, Pim makes volcanoes for the science fair which she attempts to sell to her peers who don’t want to make their own. | | Guest Stars: Shane Baumel as 5 year old Phil, Josh Flitter as Nathan Messerschmidt, Estelle Harris as Older Pim, Jack Carter (1) as Older Nathan, Spencer Locke as Candida, Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, Joel Brooks (1) as Mr. Messerschmitt / Battina Messerschmitt | Director: Fred Savage
Writer: Ivan Menchell | | | |
| 32 :02x11 - Good Phil Hunting (Sep/30/2005) | Phil solves a difficult math problem with ease due to the problem being “third grade stuff” in the future. If anyone solves the problem, the whole class will be granted no math homework for the rest of the year, so Keely tries to convince him to say the answer, though while convincing him, she talks too loudly and Mr. Hackett over-hears her recite the answer. She is taken into an advanced math class, in which Phil must continue to do her work, as if it is discovered that the work was too hard for her, Mr. Hackett will know that Phil gave her the answer, which could support his theory of them being aliens.
Meanwhile, Pim attempts to use massive static electricity to gain vengeance against the Fashion Zombies who humiliated her previously. She plans to use it to make their hair stand on end. | | Guest Stars: Jason Earles as Grady Spaggett, Rory Knox Johnston as Isaac Newton, Spencer Locke as Candida, J. P. Manoux as Curtis/Mr. Hackett, Mary Lou as Alex, Robert Budaska as Albert Einstein | Director: Andrew Tsao
Writer: Peter Tibbals, Eric Ian Goldberg | | | |
| 33 :02x12 - Pim-cipal (Oct/21/2005) | | Pim decides to become principal for a day so she can finally gain a position of power. Soon, her power goes to her head, making everyone annoyed with her. Phil and Keely arrange a resistance, and attempt to overthrow Pim from her position, with the help of Mr. Hackett, whom she fired as vice principal, and Li’l Danny, whom she denied the position of vice principal. | | Guest Stars: Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, J. P. Manoux as Mr. Hackett | Director: David Kendall (1)
Writer: Douglas Tuber, Tim Maile | | | |
| 34 :02x13 - Phil of the Garage (Nov/11/2005) | | After his room suffers some destruction, Phil is forced to move into the garage with Curtis. Curtis, finding Phil as an annoying room mate, jumps at the opportunity to move into Phil's room when it is fixed. When he says he wants to be treated like an adult, Lloyd takes him quite seriously, and even shuts off his power when he doesn't pay the electric bill. It is then when Phil realizes that perhaps being on his own isn't all he thought it would be. | | Guest Stars: J. P. Manoux as Curtis, Richard Tillman as Bruno | Director: Roger S. H. Schulman
Writer: Roger S. H. Schulman | | | |
| 35 :02x14 - It's a Wonder-Phil Life (Nov/27/2005) | Fed up of keeping his identity a secret, Phil finally tells Hackett, of all people, that he is from the future. Shortly after he tells this, the Timekeeper stops time, reminding Phil that doing what he just did was the worst thing a time-traveler could do. Phil refuses to take back his actions, and soon becomes the most popular kid at school. He thinks all is well until he realizes how distant from his best friend he has become.
Pim uses future technology to beat out the edge at a physical fitness competition, but soon learns that a quick fix isn't the best way to go. | | Guest Stars: J. P. Manoux as Mr. Hackett, Lise Simms as Time Keeper | Director: Douglas Tuber
Writer: Ivan Menchell | | | |
| 36 :02x15 - Christmas Break (Dec/02/2005) | | Phil recalls the story of how he and Keely first met the previous Christmas, when Phil used the time machine to help save the Pickford Yuletide Star, which adorned the tree in town every year. Lloyd and Barb tell how they ended up getting the house they currently live in. | | Guest Stars: Geoff Brown (1) as Home Owner, J. P. Manoux as Curtis / Mr. Hackett | Director: Fred Savage
Writer: Julie Sherman Wolfe | | | | | | |
| 38 :02x17 - Broadcast Blues (Mar/24/2006) | | Keely scores a new broadcast schedule for her new tv show "Keely Teslow Investigates: I'm Keely Teslow", but no one ends up tuning into it. Scared that she might just lose her career as a reporter, Keely goes to the one person who's willing to help only for the benefit of herself: Pim. | Director: Fred Savage
Writer: David Steven Cohen (1) | | | | | | |
| 40 :02x19 - Ill of the Future (Jun/24/2006) | | The Diffy’s become ill from a future disease which alters their appearance to give them green skin and white, long beards. Each family member’s personality is also reversed, making Lloyd and Phil liars, Pim a kind, sweet-hearted person, and Barbara a savage. Phil’s inability to tell the truth makes him hated by everyone in H.G. Wells, and also causes Keely to go on a date with Bruno. | | Guest Stars: J. P. Manoux as Mr. Hackett, Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, Richard Tillman as Bruno | Director: Henry Chan (1)
Writer: Bill Canterbury | | | |
| 41 :02x20 - Where's the WIZRD? (Jul/07/2006) | | Phil loses his WIZRD, and Pim sees that Lil' Danny has found it while searching around the school with his metal detector. She obtains the WIZRD from him, though he steals it back from her once she's distracted, and gets it confiscated by Vice Principal Hackett. Phil and Keely are unsuccessul in retrieving the WIZRD, so they enlist the aid of Pim. | | Guest Stars: Brandon Smith (2) as Li'l Danny Dawkins, J. P. Manoux as Mr. Hackett | | | | | | |
| 43 :02x22 - Back to the Future (Not the Movie) (Aug/19/2006) | | It's nearing the end of Phil and Keely's sophomore year, and the yearbook results are in! Phil and Keely are voted "cutest couple", which surprises them, as they're not a couple in the first place. This causes them to finally spill their feelings for each other and become a couple. Troubles arise, though, as Pim accidentally fixes the Time Machine and the Diffys decide that it's finally time to go home. How will Phil say goodbye to Keely now, when their relationship has finally gone one step further? How will Keely react? | | Guest Stars: J. P. Manoux as Curtis/Mr. Hackett | | Writer: Michael Curtis (1) | | | |
|
Settings
Digg
Furl
Del.icio.us
Google