The Best Episodes of Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil

When dodgeball gets banned at school, Kick tries out for the school's sports team but runs into trouble with Couch Sternbeck and her rules.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

A new vice principal comes out of retirement and serves Kick and his friends with detention.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Kick must tame a bike in time to win a race.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

Tired of being bullied by Brad, Kick decides to train with a former champion wrestler. But when he learns that his new mentor Papercut Peterson has bullying issues of his own, Kick must prove to his new teacher that every underdog has their day.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Nick Confalone

Kick misses Billy Stumps's show, his favorite daredevil, at the local mall, and he gets a chance to ride shotgun with Billy at the next show by finding the key with the help of Gunther and Wade, owner of the local Food'n Fix.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Chris Savino, David Shayne

Kick and Gunther discover that Kick's mother was once a daredevil called "Honey Splash".

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Dave Lewman, Joe Liss

Kick performs another dangerous stunt and falls off a cliff with Gunther, finding and creating an awesome hangout, which Brad and his friends kick them out of, which has Kick and Gunther repeatedly trying to retake from them.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: M.A. Larson

Kick tries to help Gunther's family get business at their restaurant, FØÖD, because if he doesn't, Gunther and his family have to move back to the "Old Country". He helps them put back in business by creating the most awesome restaurant in Mellowbrook, the BattleSnax!

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: David Shayne

Kick is roped into dog-sitting Oskar while his mom and Oskar's owner, Ms. Chicarelli go play shuffleboard. But when his reckless actions get Oskar locked in the dog pound, Kick must come to his rescue or he will be "grounded for life."

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: David Shayne

Kick tries to help his sister get into the prestigious Poise Posse club after he had ruined her entry chances at the club's auditions last year and now must earn back Brianna's trust,

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Dave Lewman, Joe Liss, Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Kick must research a strange creature called a Nuzzlet given to him to make a school report, but here's the rub the book he needs, and the only place quiet enough for him to do his report are both in the... Library.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

Kick keeps trying to show everyone that he can beat Dead Man's Drop ramp. The only barrier that is in his way is his older brother Brad, who wants to keep him inside the house so he could take another driver's test.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Nathan Knetchel, Chris Savino

Kick has to watch his sister, Brianna, while waiting in the grocery line, in order to get his favorite cereal. But when Brianna runs off with some cereal, he has to bring her back without his mom finding out or seeing him or Brianna. What's worse is that a grocery worker is watching Kick, waiting for him to mess up.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Nathan Knetchel

When Brad and his friends abandon Kick and Gunther in the woods, they discover an abandoned amusement park that may be haunted by the ghost...of Dead Man Dave.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Scott O'Brien

Kick has an autographed copy of a book by his idol Billy Stumps which Gunther mistakenly returns to the library. Kick does whatever he can to get it back even though the librarian won't listen to them.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Nathan Knetchel

Kick's mom takes Kick to the mall to buy a suit for his aunt's wedding, and must ensure that the suit his mom picked out is safe and sound.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor, Brendan Duffy

Kick can’t wait to take a spin around the track at “Go-Go-Go-Kart World,” Mellowbrook’s go-kart track owned by former champion racer Eddie Clutch (played by Carl Edwards). But when Gordie Gibble buys the track, he bans the Buttowski’s.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

When Kick's room is destroyed he and Brad must find a way to live with each other until there dad can fix it.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

In order to see a new movie Kick tags along on Brad's date to make sure it goes well, but there are two problems: his date finds Kick better company than Brad, and Brad has his habits of being an oppressive big brother.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

Harold, Kick's father forces Kick to take piano lessons, which leads to Kick's another wild escape.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: M.A. Larson

When Kick accidentally breaks Gunther's viking clock, he replaces it by spending a day with Jackie.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

Fed up with Brad’s constant bullying, Kick enlists the services of Luigi Vendetta, who promises to ‘take care of’ Brad once and for all.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

A health comes to the Food n' Fix to inspect it, but when Wade goes missing it's up to Kick and Gunther to find him.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor

It's secret Santa time at the Buttowski's! Kick gets Kyle as a secret Santa but when Kick has a change of heart he goes to great lengths to get Kyle the perfect gift.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Dave Lewman, Joe Liss, Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Tired of being called "Shrimp", Kick declares that he will do something big. When given his chance, the resulting disaster deals Kick another chance, by being the best "shrimp" ever.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: M.A. Larson