The Best Episodes Written By Ian Wasseluk

Leaf freaks out when he finds a blemish on his butt before a body building competition.

Director: Carder Scholin

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

When Marco is captured by Toffee and held for wand-ransom, Star enters into an unlikely alliance with Ludo and Buff Frog.

Director: Aaron Hammersley

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

Star is sleepwalking and casting magic chaotically.

Director: Michael Mullen

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

Star leads a class field trip to a museum in another dimension and puts the entire class in danger.

Director: Piero Piluso

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

After Grim's robe comes out of the washing machine, Billy and Mandy find Thromnambular, a talking skull with ruby eyes and a number nine imprinted on his forehead. Grim tells them that the skull is a magical artifact imprisoned on Earth that must grant his nine wishes to be free. When Mandy asks Grim why he has not used any of the wishes, Grim tells her that the skull will corrupt the wishes and end up affecting the wisher.

Director: Juli Murphy

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

When Billy is accepted to Mrs. Pollywinkle's dancing academy, his father tries to persuade him to forget about dancing because of his own bad experience as a child during a recital. At the academy it is revealed that Mrs. Pollywinkle is actually a powerful, dark witch set on stealing Billy's soul. Billy's dad unexpectedly comes to rescue, challenging Mrs. Pollywinkle to a dance competition, which he wins using a powerful dance move. Billy's dad tells Billy to follow his dream of becoming a dancer if he so wishes, but Billy changes his mind saying that dancing is for girls. Note: This episode was inspired by the movie Billy Elliot.

Director: Sue Perrotto

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

When Billy and Irwin are yet again bullied by Sperg, they decide to play for the school's football team so they are not bullied anymore. During practice, Irwin shows a powerful arm and he becomes the starting quarterback, while Billy is relegated to being a punching bag. During their first game, Mandy directs the team into scoring their first ever touchdown, so Coach Kilgore gives her the job of captain cheerleader, taking it away from Mindy. With Irwin's arm and Mandy's cheerleading the team reaches the finals. Mindy tries different ways to get back at Mandy and recover her job, but she ends up affecting her own team, which eventually loses the game.

Director: Sue Perrotto

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

When Mandy says even a trained monkey is more competent to do cleaning chores than Grim, and would complain less, Grim makes Dickie Galoot, a monkey appearing in a Japanese-styled animation, come to life to prove her wrong. As Dickie turns out to be extremely good at cleaning Mandy's house, Grim decides to leave the kids for good. Due to his friendship contract, Grim is unable to break free, and he is forced to battle Dickie to recover his place as the "cleaning monkey" of the group. Grim successfully defeats Dickie at cleaning Billy's house, but this all turns out to be an ingenious plan devised by Mandy to win a bet against Billy.

Director: Shaun Cashman

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

Star's best friend from her home dimension pays a visit and feels threatened by Star's new friendship with Marco.

Director: Michael Mullen

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

Star doesn't get invited to Brittany's birthday party and is desperate to get into it.

Director: Michael Mullen

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

Star's dad makes an unexpected visit and soon wears out his welcome.

Director: Piero Piluso

Writer: Ian Wasseluk

When Pamela Hamster visits Milo in Freshwater High, Oscar and Bea are in trouble.

Director: William Reiss

Writer: Ian Wasseluk