The Best Episodes of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

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   #1 - Nightmare in Retroville

   S2:E410/29/2003

   In order to have the scariest Halloween costumes ever, Jimmy uses his latest invention to morph Carl and Sheen into a Vampire and a Werewolf.

   Director:Mike Gasaway

   Writer:Steven Banks

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   Director:Mike Gasaway

   Writer:Steven Banks
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   #2 - Jimmy Goes to College

   S3:E65/27/2005

   Jimmy is recruited by the most prestigious science college in the country to be their new superstar student. But when he gets there, Jimmy becomes the unwitting target of rival student, Seymour Nimmelfarb.

   Director:Mike Gasaway

   Writer:Gene Grillo

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   Director:Mike Gasaway

   Writer:Gene Grillo
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   #3 - Send in the Clones

   S2:E123/9/2004

   Jimmy clones himself so he doesn't have to do chores.

   Director:Keith Alcorn

   Writer:Steven Banks

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   Director:Keith Alcorn

   Writer:Steven Banks
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   #4 - Billion Dollar Boy

   S2:E216/7/2004

   Jimmy and company are invited to the home of a spoiled boy billionaire - who wants Jimmy's dog.

   Directors:Keith Alcorn, Kirby Atkins

   Writer:Gene Grillo

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   Writer:Gene Grillo
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   #5 - El Magnifico

   S3:E2211/25/2006

   Sheen's dad, Mr. Estevez desperately wants to impress his son, so he pretends he is a superhero.

   Director:Keith Alcorn

   Writer:Christopher Painter

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   Director:Keith Alcorn

   Writer:Christopher Painter
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   #6 - Out, Darn Spotlight

   S2:E153/11/2004

   Jimmy is desperate to get the starring role opposite dream girl Betty Quinlan in the school musical, "Macbeth in Space." But the only part he can land is the FX master backstage.

   Director:Mike Gasaway

   Writer:Steven Banks

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   Director:Mike Gasaway

   Writer:Steven Banks
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   #7 - Foul Bull

   S2:E173/26/2004

   During a class trip to a rodeo, Jimmy, Carl and Sheen fall for a cute little cowgirl named Sally.

   Directors:Keith Alcorn, Kirby Atkins

   Writers:Darrell Vickers, Andrew Nicholls

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   #8 - Lady Sings the News

   S3:E2011/17/2006

   The kids become news anchors for a local television network.

   Director:Keith Alcorn

   Writer:Jed Spingarn

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   Director:Keith Alcorn

   Writer:Jed Spingarn
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   #9 - Best in Show

   S3:E2311/25/2006

   Goddard is disqualified from the Retroville Pet Show because he is not technically a real dog.

   Director:Keith Alcorn

   Writer:Steven Banks

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   Writer:Steven Banks
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    #10 - The N Men

    S3:E211/27/2004

    After a run in with a radiation belt in outer space, Jimmy, Cindy, Carl, Sheen and Libby are all endowed with super powers.

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo

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    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo
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    #11 - Who Framed Jimmy Neutron?

    S3:E171/27/2006

    Jimmy is framed for a break in at the Retroville Bank. When Carl and Sheen attempt to free him from his incarceration, the three boys end up on a chain gang together.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Steven Banks

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    #12 - Grumpy Young Men

    S2:E310/3/2003

    They boys use a metabolic accelerator to make them old enough to buy a violent video game.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writers:Darrell Vickers, Andrew Nicholls

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    Writers:Darrell Vickers, Andrew Nicholls
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    #13 - Hall Monster

    S1:E1611/1/2002

    When the old tyrant of a hall monster leaves, Jimmy is picked as his replacement.

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Steven Banks

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    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Steven Banks
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    #14 - Beach Party Mummy

    S2:E19/19/2003

    Bored by a class documentary on mummies, Jimmy decides to take Carl, Sheen, Libby, and Cindy along with him to see the real deal.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Steven Banks

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    Writer:Steven Banks
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    #15 - One of Us

    S3:E121/24/2006

    A new TV show turns everyone in Retroville into mindless and exceedingly cheerful zombies.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Steven Banks

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    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Steven Banks
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    #16 - The Evil Beneath

    S3:E151/26/2006

    The boys travel to the Bahama Quadrangle to disprove the myth of the disappearances associated with the mysterious site.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Tom Sheppard

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    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Tom Sheppard
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    #17 - Monster Hunt

    S2:E511/11/2003

    Jimmy, Sheen, Carl and Captain Betty set out on a mission to capture the lake monster that has haunted Lake Retroville for at least six months.

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo

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    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo
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    #18 - Flippy

    S3:E181/27/2006

    Jimmy places a funny chip into Hugh's new Flippy puppet when he insists on using it for Career Day at school. But Jimmy soon learns that Flippy is stealing his dad's mind and has to save him before Flippy disposes of him.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Jed Spingarn

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    #19 - King of Mars

    S3:E2111/25/2006

    Eustace Strych is back, and he's still determined to humiliatingly defeat Jimmy. Now the race to find an energy source on Mars is on! Who will win?

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo

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    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo
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    #20 - Men at Work

    S2:E196/2/2004

    Carl, Sheen, and Jimmy take jobs at a local burger joint. Jimmy transforms it to a fully automated restaurant that aims to please the customers and destroy the competition.

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writers:Darrell Vickers, Andrew Nicholls

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    #21 - My Son, the Hamster

    S1:E1510/30/2002

    Jimmy's teleporting goof-up leads to him switching heads with Carl's pet hamster.

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo

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    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo
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    #22 - Hypno-Birthday to You!

    S1:E1711/1/2002

    In order to get his new chemistry set right away, Jimmy hypnotizes his parents.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Darwin C. Vickers

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    #23 - Holly Jolly Jimmy

    S2:E812/8/2003

    Jimmy is convinced that Santa Claus does not exist. To prove his theory, he travels to the North Pole where he discovers a remote toy factory.

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Gene Grillo

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    Writer:Gene Grillo
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    #24 - The Retroville 9

    S2:E210/3/2003

    Jimmy's determination to captain a winning baseball team leads him to rev up the equipment with Neutronic technology.

    Director:Keith Alcorn

    Writer:Steven Banks

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    Writer:Steven Banks
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    #25 - Crouching Jimmy, Hidden Sheen

    S3:E1011/18/2005

    In Retroville, Sheen is just an average hyperactive kid. But in Shangri Llama, he is known as The Chosen One, or One Who Puts Foot Behind Head.

    Director:Mike Gasaway

    Writer:Jed Spingarn

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    Writer:Jed Spingarn