Young Johnny is gung-ho and full of courage. Johnny's brainiac twin sisters, Susan and Mary, use Johnny as their guinea pig for their outrageous scientific experiments. If they can dream it up, Johnny will do it; as long as his genetically engineered super dog, Dukey, can come along.
The best episode of "Johnny Test" is "Johnny and the Mega Roboticles", rated 8.2/10 from 85 user votes. It was directed by Chris Savino and written by Scott Fellows. "Johnny and the Mega Roboticles" aired on 11/12/2005 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Johnny and the Amazing Turbo Action Backpack".
Johnny brings a toy, Nasteria, to life. But the toy decides to destroy Porkbelly. Now Johnny needs to stop the evil action figure with a toy force, led by Nasteria's arch enemy, Mega Roboticle.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Scott Fellows
Bling-Bling Boy steals a backpack and Johnny must retrieve it so Susan and Mary can show it off at the school science fair.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Eddie Guzelian
Bling-Bling Boy has stolen a device that turns things into gold and Johnny must get it back before dinnertime.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Scott Fellows
Susan and Mary are having a party and use a device on Johnny in order to make him look good so all the girls at the party will love him, but Johnny turns into a monster.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Cynthia True
Johnny sneaks into Lila's car along with Susan and Mary on Take Your Daughter to Work Day, thinking that it's unfair that girls don't have to go to school on this day, but boys do. When the kids get to Lila's workplace, they sneak into a lab and accidentally release a missile.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Scott Fellows
The Extreme Teen Team are on the loose and it's up to Johnny to bring them down.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Scott Fellows
Johnny goes back in time to ask Thomas Edison for a hockey invention and then to gather all of the vicious and ruthless "legends" he could find, in order to form a hockey team which will help the Ice Pigs win a game.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: John Derevlany
Johnny fills the house with some of Hugh's favorite things listed in his notebook. However, Johnny learns that the book was also full of Hugh's least favorite things (most of them scary.) To make matters worse, Lila's boss is coming over for dinner that night.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Eddie Guzelian
Johnny wears super smarty pants in order to win the love of a genius girl, Janet Nelson Jr. But later, the pants get a mind of their own.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Madellaine Paxson
Johnny, Dukey, and the sisters go to an ice cream factory, in order to get the recipe for mint chip ice cream which Johnny and Dukey can't stop eating.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Mark Fellows
Susan and Mary give Gil a piece of their special love "bubble gum", but by accident, it makes him transform. In order to save Gil and the others in pork belly, they have to give Johnny and Dukey some cool super powers.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Scott Fellows
Eugene creates a device that turns himself, Johnny, and Dukey into young children, interfering with Johnny's video game showdown with Sissy.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Scott Fellows
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Director: John Lei
Writer: Nick Confalone
Johnny tries to get his baseball back from an old man before the baseball game starts.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Scott Fellows
An evil toymaker named Wacko gives out robots to all the children of Porkbelly, which imprison them. The gang seeks assistance from the Turbo Toy Force.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Scott Fellows
Johnny uses an invention to breathe underwater, yet sharks and electric eels begin to walk on land and wreak havoc to the beach.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Lazar Saric
Things have been mysteriously disappearing underground, making Johnny and Dukey believe that the people behind this are "mole people". When Johnny accidentally loses his dad's new camera, he must journey to the center of the earth to retrieve it before dinnertime, or he will be grounded.
Director: Chris Savino
Writer: Scott Fellows
Johnny makes a theme park called Johnnyland in the backyard. However, Hugh demands the park be torn down, later stumbling into an unstable ride with Lila.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Mark Fellows
Hugh's constant sayings of "no" begin to infuriate Johnny, so, with Susan and Mary's help, they make a new one. However, when the new dad gets exposed to the plutonium he got for Susan and Mary, things start to turn out ugly.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Adam Beechen
Johnny drinks an unstable isotope so he can get sick and not have to study for a test for school. Unfortunately, not only does the isotope give him red spots and a purple tongue, if it's not cured within four hours, it's going to give him immense bloating, cause violent coughing, and eventually make him explode.
Director: Larry Jacobs
Writer: Scott Fellows
Johnny and Dukey must help a pathetic pirate, Nobeard, take down his powerful brother pirate, Blackbeard, and impress his father, Greybeard. Johnny goes back to the future to get his sisters' help.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Adam Beechen
Johnny makes 100 robot clones in order to do his chores for him, but the clones become defective soon after.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Scott Fellows
Johnny starts his own channel over a channel which only broadcast emergencies and tests. Later, the army needs the channel for a runaway plane.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Scott Fellows
An accident in Eugene's lab leaves Johnny overweight like him. Johnny uses his weight to become a rapper and to get a video game that he wanted. However, karma is after him and ruins his experience.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Scott Fellows
Johnny is trying to have the perfect Saturday, but Sissy ruins it by trying to practice William Tell archery on Johnny. Johnny then uses Susan and Mary's Saturday Repeater machine to try again.
Director: Joseph Sherman
Writer: Scott Gray