The Best Episodes of Weird Science

After watching a movie entitled Bikini Camp Slasher, Lisa thinks it would be lots of fun if they all were zapped into the movie to experience it for themselves. After they enter the movie, they are chased around by Mittface, a murderer with a sickle. The only thing that they have to protect them is all of the rules that Gary knows about teen horror movies. Not only can they get killed by Mittface, but they are also in danger of getting taped over.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: N/A

A butt crack comment and a welt lead to the end of the Wyatt and Gary's friendship. To try and bring them closer together, Lisa zaps them into their favorite television show ever, ""The Sci-Fi Zone,"" which brought them together in the first place. While being narrated by Chett doing a great Rod Serling impression, Wyatt and Gary meet talking candy bars and dolls, a pig-faced woman, an evil fortune telling machine, and a satanic Principal Scampi. The boys have to either help each other or get stuck living in the Sci-Fi Zone where time has no meaning.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: Alan Cross, Tom Spezialy

Lisa shows Gary what's going to happen in the future, only to reveal that Wyatt will end up stealing Gary's date to the prom. Wyatt tries to change the outcome of the future by having Lisa give him the worst personality that she can create. She zaps up a pair of magical Chett underwear, giving Wyatt Chett's personality. Unfortunately, Gary's date likes the new Wyatt even more and Chett is happy because his brother is finally becoming cool.

Director: Les Landau

Writer: Chris Black

In order to let Wyatt try some different careers for later in life, Lisa zaps up some magical chocolates. One of the chocolates makes Wyatt a police detective who must clear Gary of stealing an expensive comic book. Meanwhile, Gary tries out some new careers, including talking to Chett on his 976-GARY, or otherwise known as the 976 CONNEXXION phone line.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

When Gary makes a wish under his breath to try eyeliner, Lisa overhears, but mistakenly hears that he wishes he could fly a jet liner. So Lisa zaps the boys into a plane, but when neither of them know how to land it, she saves the day. However, Lisa is not allowed to be seen by everyone, so Gary and Wyatt get all of the credit for the landing. The President would also like to throw a ball in their honor and present them with an award. Since the ball is high profile, they leave Lisa at home and head off. Lisa is hurt by the fact that the guys won't even allow her to attend, but she decides to go to the ball anyway. She meets the President and they fall in love. Unfortunately, the President doesn't seem to have enough time in his schedule for Lisa. So it's up to the boys to talk to the President one on one and fix Lisa's broken heart.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: N/A

Angered by Gary's command that she teach him about "The Feminine Mystique," Lisa turns the boys into teenage girls.

Director: Max Tash

Writer: Kari Lizer

Gary's trick to make Lisa fall in love with him backfires when she falls for Wyatt.

Director: Max Tash

Writer: Alan Cross, Tom Spezialy

To Wyatt's horror and Gary's delight, Lisa transforms their parents into teens.

Director: Tom Spezialy

Writer: N/A

Things get sticky for the boys when Lisa replaces them with clones made of bubble gum.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: N/A

Gary and Wyatt try to improve their love lives by having Lisa send them back in time to 1986 summer camp.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: Adam Barr, Peter Ocko

The boys get double the trouble when Lisa develops a split personality--one mild and one wild.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kari Lizer

Wyatt and Gary think that being a genie would be easy. Lisa thinks that being a teenager and going to high school is easy. So, they switch places. The now teenage Lisa falls head over heels for the popular guy at school, Lyle, and tries to make friends with girls who aren't very accepting of her. Meanwhile, the guys try their luck at zapping up things, messing up every time.gets turned into a poodle

Director: Les Landau

Writer: Kari Lizer

Lisa gives Wyatt and Gary magic watches to help them overcome their fears about death and sexuality.

Director: Max Tash

Writer: Jeff Vlaming

Wyatt and Gary become the prey of a video-game monster that Lisa brings to life.

Director: Max Tash

Writer: Adam Barr, Peter Ocko

Wyatt and Gary switch lives, courtesy of Lisa, only to find that the pasture isn't as green on the other side.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kari Lizer

Phoebe, an old friend of Wyatt's, comes back to town. Both the boys think she's pretty hot and end up spilling the secret about Lisa to her. She then takes control of Lisa herself and has Lisa erase Wyatt and Gary's minds of the fact that they ever had a genie. Phoebe also becomes the host of her own daytime talk show, very similar to ""Sally."" The only thing that can help the boys remember is the fact that Wyatt keeps a daily diary-- I mean journal. The boys also get to be guest stars on an episode of ""Phoebe"" entitled Men Who Became Women Who Became Men Again.

Director: Troy Miller

Writer: Kari Lizer

Lisa zaps Wyatt out of existence to see what life would have been without him...and it doesn't seem too bad.

Director: Christopher Hibler

Writer: Kari Lizer

Gary becomes trapped inside Chett's body when he--literally--invades his friend's dreams using a machine created by Lisa.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: Paul Lieberstein

A computer tries to "delete" Gary and Wyatt when it falls in love with Lisa.

Director: N/A

Writer: Kevin Murphy

The guys take a trip through time to compare notes with Dr. Frankenstein about his creation, but the good doc only has eyes for Lisa...and her power source.

Director: Tom Spezialy

Writer: Chris Black

Gary, Wyatt, and Lisa all decide to go clubbing after hours and become ""creatures of the night."" Lisa turns them all into cool vampires, except the fact that they crave Yoo-Hoo instead of blood. Being vampires gives the guys new powers. They now have the ability to hypnotize people, which they enjoy using on cute women. The night turns out to be not so great when they find themselves with a real group of bloodsucking vampires. Principal Scampi and Chett are determined to stop the vampires and become vampire hunters.

Director: Les Landau

Writer: Kari Lizer

It's Chett to the rescue when a shiftless genie arrives, sweeping Lisa off her feet and away from her friends. Why the heroics? Seems he's a tad smitten with the magical woman.

Director: Sandy Smolan

Writer: Jeff Vlaming

Gary and Wyatt scramble to cure Lisa of a computer virus that makes her think she's in love with Chett.

Director: Max Tash

Writer: Kari Lizer

Wyatt meets the girl of his dreams. Too bad she's a robot created by Lisa.

Director: David Grossman

Writer: Jeff Vlaming

Wyatt finally gets with a date with Mindy, but needs a car to drive on their date. When his dad agrees to buy him a car, Wyatt excitedly imagines what kind of great sports car he'll get. Unfortunately for Wyatt, his dad decides to get him a junker, in order to try and not make the same mistakes with Wyatt that he did with Chett. So, Lisa zaps Wyatt's ""new"" car into Nadine. Not only does Nadine look great on the outside, she also has a wonderful personality. Wyatt falls deeply in love with Nadine and ends up breaking up with Mindy. When Gary and Mindy try to figure out what's going on with Wyatt, they become romantic themselves. That is, until Gary falls head over heels for the car, too.

Director: Troy Miller

Writer: Adam Barr, Peter Ocko