The Best Episodes of Johnny Test

When Johnny gets in trouble at school, he asks his sisters to develop a robot mom that looks just like the real thing to trick his teacher.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Mike Leffingwell

Tired of losing in the game “Melee Island,” Bling Bling transports Johnny Test and the rest of the crew to a real island to show off his combat skills.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Scott Fellows

Johnny and Dukey sneak into an Enormazon warehouse. Meanwhile, Susan and Mary suspect their household's digital assistant of something sinister.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Alex Mack

A new monster-hunting mobile game is a hit with everyone in town... until the creatures cross over into the real world and threaten to take over.

Director: Tim Stuby, Jim Miller

Writer: Nathan Knetchel

After Bling Bling pleads for help with a genetically altered crab, Johnny and Dukey decide that even their biggest rival deserves a claw — er, a hand.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Lazar Saric

After Johnny is silenced by the town librarian for making too much noise, his sisters and Dukey set out to give him his voice back.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Rick Groel

With Christmas around the corner, the Test family tries to out-do their neighbors' irritatingly impressive holiday light display.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Scott Fellows

It's family game night in the Test household, and Johnny wants his parents and sisters to take the escape room trend to a whole new level.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Mike Leffingwell

Mr. White and Mr. Black are given a time-sensitive mission, but there's a problem involving sheep, experiments, and — of course — Johnny Test.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Scott Fellows

When the action figures Johnny is obsessing over are quickly sold out, he decides to make his own using his sisters' 3D printer.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Scott Fellows

Susan and Mary create an adorable robot baby brother that seems to have just one thing on its mind: mass destruction.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Scott Fellows

Eager to meet a rollercoaster's height requirement, Johnny asks his twin sisters to make him taller. And they do — sort of.

Director: Tim Stuby, Jim Miller

Writer: Lazar Saric

After disrupting Susan, Mary and Dukey's spa day, Johnny finds himself stuck in an unremovable face mask and gets mistaken for a luchador.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Alex Mack

Dad buys the car of his dreams and forbids Johnny from driving, touching or even looking at it. If only there were a way around these rules...

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Mark Fellows

Susan and Mary perform a wee bit of brain surgery on Johnny to re-calibrate his feelings about eating vegetables.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Lazar Saric

Johnny and Dukey try to help down-on-his-luck movie star Speed McCool while Susan and Mary strive to create the perfect microwave popcorn.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Scott Fellows

Ten-hut! Johnny’s nefarious baby-brother-bot escapes from military school to cause more chaos among the Test family.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Scott Fellows

In an effort to get Johnny excited for a family vacation, Susan and Mary decide to show him ancient Rome, up close and personal.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Nathan Knetchel

After devouring a chapter of a yet-to-be-released Wizard Lad novel, Susan and Mary must know what happens next — and it’s up to Johnny to find out.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Scott Fellows

Johnny enlists Dukey to star in a series of hilarious online videos for Snoob-Tube in hopes of making some serious money,

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Scott Fellows

Johnny and Dukey challenge each other to spend one night in the newly created — and ultra-spooky — backyard forest.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Mike Leffingwell

Johnny and Dukey, Susan and Mary, Bling Bling and many more set out to solve a booby-trapped corn maze in hopes of winning a sweet prize.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Rick Groel

Johnny loves it. Dad and Dukey do not. The members of the Test family have strong opinions about Susan and Mary’s new smart home upgrade.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Nathan Knetchel

When Johnny’s beloved video game console catches on fire, he sets out to win a limited edition version at a restaurant filled with creepy animatronics.

Director: Jim Miller

Writer: Nathan Knetchel

Johnny and Dukey sell Susan and Mary's stuff at a yard sale, not knowing the so-called "junk" is actually a pile of very powerful weaponry.

Director: Tim Stuby

Writer: Mark Fellows