The Best Episodes of Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil Season 2

Rock Callahan's coming to Mellowbrook for a big concert and pyrotechnics display, Kick and Gunther's chance to meet their idol has come. Only there's one problem: there is only ONE TICKET LEFT at Wade's store (The Food 'n' Fix) and it's expensive, and neither one can yield the ticket to the other. So to pay for the ticket Kick and Gunther have formed lawn mowing services, and now Kick and Gunther's friendship is really on the line and at stake about meeting Rock Callahan. Will they reach a compromise or will their desire to meet Rock Callahan mentally strain their friendship?

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Dean Batali

When Brad gets a new girlfriend, Kelly, Kick soon finds out she is just using him for a cheer leading initiation stunt, which is throwing a huge pile of junk on Brad live on the stage while he is performing a song for her. Can Kick get through to Brad before he is beyond humiliated in front of his entire high school class?

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

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

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Dave Lewman, Joe Liss

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

When Kick accidentally breaks Gunther’s Dad’s prized Foosball table, he must complete a series of favors to replace it before Gunther’s Dad gets home.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Kick takes over the delivery services at Battlesnax. But when a faceless foe, known as ‘The Dark One’ threatens to destroy Kick’s perfect delivery record, Kick must defend Battlesnax’s delivery guarantee and deliver food in 29 minutes or less.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

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

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

Kick creates a band in order to beat Brad in the Battle of the Bands and get the garage back.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler, Carl Faruolo

Kick spends a day with his grandpa and learns that he was a military spy.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

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

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

Faceplant, the impossible obstacle course game show, is what Kick is aiming to win for $50,000! The only problem is that 37 failures has given him a less than desirable reputation and now is forced to seek help from Ronaldo.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Kick promises to help Gunther and Billy Stumps with two important events, on the same day!

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Mark Fellows

In order to get his picture on a billboard, Kick must enter an action shot of himself into a contest.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler, Thomas Krajewski

Kick and Kendall's hands get stuck together from a rare cave sap.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

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

During a heat wave, Kick and his friends head to the Mellowbrook Community pool. But when lifeguards Shannon (Joanna Garcia) and Brad force Kick and his friends to stay in the kiddie pool, Kick leads his friends in a battle for freedom and fun.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

When Wade’s stepmom kicks him out of her basement, he is forced to live in the Food N’ Fix until Kick invites him to move in with the Buttowski’s. But Kick quickly discovers that good friends don’t always make the best roommates.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

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

In order to score tickets to Dirt Bike Mike’s Demo-Cross, Kick must spend time with Cousin Kyle. But there's one problem: one of Kick's ideas backfires on him when Kyle pretends that Kick doesn't exist.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

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 is trying to get to Skidzees without touching the floor, but he fails multiple times and soon discovers he is a main target for his brother's Internet show "'You've Been Brad'd"'

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Kick and Gunther fight Brianna during a sleepover for control of the living room.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Dave Lewman, Joe Liss

Kick (who is also joined by Gunther) going to Kendall's party, but Kick is bored and he is challenged Kendall to trick or treat at a house no one has ever gone to: the super creepy and "Haunted" Van Der Deth Mansion. Kick reaches out to all his friends of the party because Kendall got bored everyone (including her boyfriend Ronaldo).

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

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