The Worst Episodes of Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil

It's oral report day in Kick's class. He chooses one of his heroes, Dead Man Dave, as the subject of his presentation. His wild tale, of seeking the lost skateboard of Dave, is met with disbelief from his class mates, as well as the teacher.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Nick Confalone, Derek Dressler

When Gunther discovers he has a lot in common with Wacky Jackie, he's bitten by the "love bug," but Jackie doesn't even know he exists. Kick must help Gunther "get the girl" when all she truly "loves" is a daredevil.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Carl Faruolo

Kick loses his helmet, and shocked by the loss of his sign, he decides to quit becoming a daredevil, which makes quite hard.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: M.A. Larson

When Wade is promoted in the Food 'N Fix and has moved out from the store in the company, Kick and Gunther try to un-promote Wade so that they can be best buds again. But their attempts to get Wade demoted only get him promoted even more.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Derek Dressler

Kick challenges a physics-obsessed street racing crew, led by bullying nerd Ronaldo in a winner-takes-all race on Mt. Hurtsmore which pits the laws of physics against the "laws of awesome". To defeat the competition, Kick and Gunther turn to school woodshop teacher One-Eyed Jackson, a legendary go-cart racer, for help.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Nick Confalone, Mark Drop, Derek Dressler

Kick is invited to Wacky Jackie's birthday party, in the middle of a stunt, so Kick decides to get rid of her forever, since she wreaked a once in a lifetime stunt. Kick makes a deal with Brad, who promises to help find a gift for Jackie’s birthday, at the cost of his room. When Kick sees he is the only guest at her party, he decides to throw her the most awesome party ever, The only thing he forgot about is... the present, Now becomes the question as per Jackie's reaction to Kick's present.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Derek Dressler, Bob Camp

Kick and Brad battle to win a trip to Hawaii for the "Stunt That Ends All Stunts" with Boom McCondor, Kick is determined to win the chance to do the "Stunt That Ends All Stunts" but the problem is Brad has his habit of cheating, will Kick be able to do the stunt?

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

Kick's annoying cousin Kyle visits and ruins Kick's attempts at the most important stunt that could launch his career, so Kick and Gunther try to get rid of him, but the question is how?

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Derek Dressler, Clay Morrow

Gunther shows Kick a website where the users ranks the most awesome videos. So Kick does a lot of stunts to be on the top position, but he has to compete with Kendall for it.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: M.A. Larson, Derek Dressler

Kick and Brad have a sibling rivalry on Mother's Day, so they compete against one another to make a Mother's Day breakfast of eggs, bacon & orange juice for their mother to satisfy her, and Harold also enters the competition as well.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: David Shayne

Kick and Gunther search for new best friends when they fear their friendship is ending, this is because their families have argued over Kick's stunts.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Nick Confalone, Derek Dressler

Kick tries to hide his report card from his dad long enough to attend a demolition derby. The only obstacle in his way is Brad who is bent and determined on having their dad see Kick's report card.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Scott O'Brien

After a change in class units from Dodge-ball to Dance Appreciation with Mr. Vickle (due to interference from the school nurse) and narrowly avoiding having to dance with Jackie, Kick now has to dance with his arch nemesis, Kendall or he along with her will fail gym class, and have to compete against a captive and unhappy Gunther and an angry and scorned Jackie in a Dance-off.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Nick Confalone

The neighborhood is menaced by old Ms. Chicarelli who is determined to see all troublemakers on the cul-de-sac are punished so she can enjoy the peace. Kick, Brad and the other kids must stop her before they get grounded forever.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: M.A. Larson

Kick's "dog ate my homework" excuse is no longer valid and must complete 2 months full of homework in one night. When Oskar actually eats his first copy, he must now do two months worth of homework questions in less than 6 minutes, or he will fail the class.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: David Shayne, Guy Toubes

Kick has to save his dad's birthday when the ice cream truck breaks down, and must prevent a group of 3rd Street Bandits from getting their hands on some extremely rare and delicious ice cream, the Cowboy Kelly Bars.

Director: Chris Savino, Sherm Cohen

Writer: Mark Drop, Derek Dressler

Kick's principal threatens to expel him if he pulls one more stunt inside the school. Unfortunately the school janitor decides to frame Kick for a crime that wasn't his to begin with, and now Kick must clear his name before it's too late. It is revealed in this episode that Kendall and Ronaldo are in a secret (and as shown in this episode and later episodes, possibly strained) relationship with each other.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

Kick meets the daredevil stunt double of Teena Sometimes named Scarlett Rosetti. After making her popular, Brianna's favorite TV show is about to be canceled and now fans of Teena Sometimes hate him, Kick has to find a way to get the show back on, or get the stuffing beaten out of him by rabid Teena Sometimes fans, even Brianna.

Director: Chris Savino

Writer: Derek Dressler

When Kick causes an avalanche it traps the Buttowski family and Kick has to find a way to get them out before they get cabin fever and goes crazy.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

Kick, Brad and Harold get stuck in a cold freezing attic together with no way out, or is there?

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

When Gunther gets grounded on the night of Boom McCondor's BMX Joust, Magnus (evidently wanting to give him a sporting chance) challenges Kick to a BattleSneegan to see if he can get Gunther on the sidewalk before sundown if he doesn't Gunther's grounding gets extended for a year and if that's not bad enough Magnus has never ever lost a BattleSneegan before.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Kick reluctantly agrees to go on a “sleepy river” water park ride with Gunther. When Gunther falls asleep, Kick decides to take an unauthorized detour in an attempt to find adventure, but gets more than he bargained for.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

Kick must protect Ronaldo from danger until the school play of Romeo and Juliet is over or he will have to take his place. Now normally that wouldn't be so bad, but the Juliet of the play is Kendall.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Patrick Andrew O'Connor

To stop Kendall from winning a class election and making his life miserable, Kick gets Wacky Jackie to run against her, but he soon discovers it to be a mistake he'll regret. Will he be forced to choice between the lesser of two evils before Mellowbrook Elementary is torn apart?

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler

Kick and Gunther go to nature camp and are paired up with two different counselors. While Gunther gets Jock Wilder, Kick is stuck with his overly cautious brother Larry Wilder.

Director: Chris Savino, Clay Morrow

Writer: Derek Dressler