The Worst Episodes of Static Shock

Adam Evans (the Rubberband-Man) gets a recording contract with the help of A.J. McLean of the Backstreet Boys, but the jealous shape-shifter Replikon kidnaps A.J. in an attempt to scuttle Adam's deal.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: Christopher Simmons, Len Uhley

Virgil begins to act arrogant and boastful. While battling with Puff and Onyx, Static tries to impress Daisy with his amazing ways, but she is hurt during the fight.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: Christopher Simmons

Armed with new gadgets and powers, Specs and Trapper try to impress their boss, Alva, by capturing Static.

Director: David Chlystek

Writer: Christopher Simmons

A pro-football player hides the fact that he's a Bang Baby.

Director: Victor Dal Chele

Writer: John Semper Jr., Bob Goodman

A washed-up child actor with meta-human powers clones Static, and the clone goes on a crime spree.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: N/A

Sharon suspects that her brother Virgil is Static, and she tries to prove it as Static battles brother-sister metahuman duo Mirage and Boom.

Director: Joe Sichta

Writer: Len Uhley

Virgil refuses to cooperate with a police officer attempting to search his backpack, because he doesn't want her to find his Static suit. It turns out that this cop is his dad's new girlfriend, and that she was looking for a briefcase stolen by two boys who are also making meta-gas.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: Christopher Simmons

Virgil inadvertently makes an enemy out of a school tough guy when he mistakenly believes the bully to be Dakota's latest meta human monster.

Director: N/A

Writer: Len Uhley

Static becomes the star of a reality television show.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Static and a group of NBA stars moonlighting as superheroes team up to rescue Gear, who was been kidnapped by the evil scientist Dr. Odium.

Director: Victor Dal Chele

Writer: Len Uhley, David Garber

Virgil and Richie vs. a people-eating amoeba that's running amok in the high school late at night and threatening the school-newspaper staff.

Director: James Tucker

Writer: Len Uhley

A bang baby who can control the wind emerges, calls himself Slipsteam and begins to cause trouble in Dakota. Meanwhile, Richie and Virgil get into a fight over Richie's newest crime-fighting invention, the ZapCap.

Director: James Tucker

Writer: Len Uhley

Lil' Romeo joins forces with Static to defeat the Leech, a metahuman who is stealing other metahumans' powers.

Director: N/A

Writer: Len Uhley

Shebang returns to Dakota to enlist Static and Gear's help when her parents go missing and are feared kidnapped.

Director: N/A

Writer: Len Uhley

Rubberband Man must overcome his dyslexia to help Static and Gear disarm a fusion reactor stolen from Edwin Alva's lab as part of a "disaster matrix" plan hatched by Specs and Trapper to wreak havoc in the city.

Director: Chuck Drost

Writer: Matt Wayne

Aquamaria is cured of "Bang Baby syndrome"--until Hotstreak un-cures her, and her resulting rampage could mean total chaos in Dakota City.

Director: Mark Howard

Writer: Len Uhley

Shaquille O'Neal assists Static as he goes after a gang of ruffians known as the Ruffpack.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: Christopher Simmons

Sunspots cause Static's powers to increase exponentially, then he loses them altogether, which Hotstreak, who has just been released from jail, soon discovers.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: Stan Berkowitz

A Bang Baby named Madelyn Spaulding turns everyone in Dakota into a zombie. Everyone but Virgil, that is.

Director: David Chlystek

Writer: Len Uhley

Static and Gear fight Nightbreed, a meta-human gang whose members can't live in sunlight, so they're setting out to take it away from everyone else.

Director: Mark Howard

Writer: John Semper Jr.

She-Bang returns, to Static and Gear's annoyance. More threatening to Static is Madelyn Spaulding, who breaks some meta-humans out of jail and sends them after him.

Director: Mark Howard

Writer: Len Uhley

Virgil transfers to a school for advanced students, where he works on an electricity-absorbing prototype. Trouble is, the school turns out to be funded by Edwin Alva, and the prototype is used to make a robot that Alva wants for his nefarious ends.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: Rodney Patrick Vaccaro

Edwin Alva vs. his son, who's tired of being ignored and dismissed by his father. So Junior, who has figured out how to control the metahuman serum, uses it to become one himself--Omnifarious--and takes on his dad.

Director: Denys Cowan

Writer: Dwayne McDuffie

Rubberband Man goes after the rapper he says stole his music, and Static gets caught in the middle. Meanwhile, Virgil gets a job at a burger joint.

Director: Dan Riba

Writer: Dwayne McDuffie

A bad boy learns that his younger stepbrother is metahuman, and wants him to use his powers to steal things.

Director: James Tucker

Writer: Stan Berkowitz