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| 27 || What's With Jean-Thomas? || In order to overcome his latest grounding and to keep his date with Lori, Andy poses as his long lost twin brother from Montreal. Will Lori buy Andy's outrageous French accent or has he bitten off more than he can "macher?" || December 3, 2003 |
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| 28 || The Fortunate One || Andy creates a bogus astrology column for the school newspaper to test how gullible his fellow students are. Unfortunately for Jen, Andy focuses most of his cosmic energy on her when she consults the stars as to what her act should be for the school's variety show auditions. || December 10, 2003 |
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| 29 || The Musical Fruit || Rancid beans, sabotaged toilets and a pre-planned love match between the frustrated school librarian and bitter old janitor only lead to Andy facing a lifetime of detention. Can he "clear the air" before it all "hits the fan?" || December 17, 2003 |
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| 30 || Weight To Go, Andy! || Jen's obsession with her appearance is fuel for Andy's pranking fire. With a little adjustment to the bathroom scale, he soon has her believing she has more chins than the Chinese Yellow pages. Unfortunately, he doesn't plan on Mom and Dad's vanity and that can only mean a ton of trouble. || January 9, 2004 |
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| 31 || The Toilet Paper Fiasco || Andy's plan to toilet paper East Gackle with the World's largest toilet roll coincides with Mom's attempt to win a spot in the "Top Ten Canadian Towns" competition. Toilet paper, smoilet paper-when Mom gets her hands on Andy, she'll wipe that grin off his face!" || December 31, 2003 |
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| 32 || Prankster to the Core || Andy's visit to "The Big Apple", the World's most boring amusement park, only serves to get his pranking juices flowing. Who stands in his way? Gisele, the wily old proprietor who intends to "pip" him at the post at every turn. || January 12, 2004 |
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| 33 || Fore! || When Andy jeopardises Jervis' political aspirations by replacing him as Mayor Roth's golf caddy, Jervis is "green" with envy and vows to get Andy into a "hole" lot of trouble. Can he do it, or will he just be "putter" in Andy's hands. || January 13, 2004 |
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| 34 || Prank and Field Day || Motivated by jealousy and revenge, Andy plans to win Lori's heart by winning the school field event over Craig and Jervis. All's fair in love and war, but nobody said anything about sports. || January 15, 2004 |
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| 35 || Mind Games || Because of his obsessive pranking, Andy is sent to be analysed and ends up in a battle of wills with the school councillor. Can you say, "I'm not crazy, my Italian shoes do talk in strange tongues?" || January 16, 2004 |
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| 36 || Nurse Jen || Jen is forced to nurse Andy when she is led to believe she is responsible for his injured ankle. Being confined to bed, Andy plans to get his unwitting sister to execute his latest prank and let her shoulder all the blame. What a sick idea! || January 16, 2004 |
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| 37 || Don't Eat the Yellow Snow || When pools of yellow liquid appear near the canine ice sculptures at the East Gackle Winter Carnival, two things are for sure. Ice dogs don't pee and Andy Larkin is somehow involved. But with all that extra security in place, how did he do it? It's enough to make Mrs. Weebles barking mad! || January 19, 2004 |
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| 38 || Andysaurus Rex || Andy needs to get back into Lori's good books, and the field trip to the archaeological dig the next day provides the perfect setting. It's time for Andy to make a dinosaur-sized impression. Can he do it or will he end up looking like a Neanderthal? || January 20, 2004 |
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| 39 || Molasses || A televised dance competition live from East Gackle high? It's too much for Andy to pass up, even though everyone from Jen to Principal DeRosa plan to keep him away. If he's to pull off the prank of the year, he's going to need some pretty fast footwork. || January 22, 2004 |
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Revision as of 15:51, 2 March 2011
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What's with Andy? | |
Country of origin | Canada |
No. of seasons | 3 |
No. of episodes | 78 (list of episodes) |
Production | |
Running time | 21 minutes 43 seconds |
Production companies | CineGroupe Teletoon (Canada) SIP Animation (Season 2) Super RTL (Season 3) |
Original release | |
Network | Teletoon (Canada) |
Release | September 22, 2001 March 4, 2007 | –
What's with Andy? is a Canadian animated series that debuted on September 22, 2001 and ended on March 4, 2007. It was originally an interactive Flash movie with completely different voice actors and a promotion for Fox Kids. However, it ended up airing on Teletoon. The series were produced by CineGroupe. It was based on a series of books by Andy Griffiths
The protagonist of the series is Andy Larkin, a mischievous teen and the (self-proclaimed) "world's greatest prankster". The show follows him as he tries to perform incredibly well-thought-out and elaborate practical jokes (a.k.a. pranks) on people. He lives in the fictional town of East Gackle, Alberta (2nd and 3rd seasons only). He constantly breaks the fourth wall when the screen freezes.
Andy's best friend, Danny Pickett, helps him out with almost every prank. He is enemies with his sister, Jen Larkin, and the bullies Peter Lik and Andrew Leech. Andy has a crush on a girl named Lori Mackney (in the books Lisa Mackney) and usually tries to impress her.
This entire show is based on Andy Griffiths' children's series of Just books, although the majority of episodes are not based on the books. In fact, in place of Just Tricking's Terrible Christmas and a Crappy New Year, there is an entirely new Christmas special, most likely because the word "crap" is generally frowned upon by children's networks, despite a season of Hey Arnold! in which it was allowed for Helga Pataki to use the word often. Other changes include Andy's last name, which was originally that of his creator, and other minor name changes that were in essence pointless.
The setting of the first season of What's with Andy was in the USA. In the second and third seasons, they all have been relocated to Canada. It is very evident in the episode "Rhyme Time" that they lived in the USA because of the American history that Andy recited and that the second language they were taught was Spanish rather than French which is taught as a second language in Canada. Also, in "Gnome for the Holidays", a building can be seen saying, US Post Office.
The show ran every morning on ABC Family at 8:00 a.m. E.T. from September 2001 until April 2002. It was also seen at 3:30 p.m. Eastern/2:30 p.m. C.T. on Toon Disney for a short time in early 2005. It aired on Teletoon from September 2001 until September 2008.
Season 1 was produced in association with Saban International and aired on Fox Kids Europe. As Saban and Fox Kids were later bought by The Walt Disney Company, and Saban's animation studio in France was split off as a separate company (SIP Animation), season 2 was co-produced in 2003 with SIP Animation and Fox Kids France. Disney was also involved in season 3's production in 2006, which was this time only noted by a message "A CineGroupe production in association with Super RTL" at the end of the closing credits. Fox Kids Europe's successor channel, Jetix, continued to air the show, including season 3. Super RTL only aired season 3. Later in 2009 Jetix channel was replaced by Disney Channel and the series of What's with Andy? stopped.
Characters
- Andrew "Andy" Larkin
The main character of the show and who loves to prank people. His best friend is Danny and he has a crush on Lori. He is smart, and is persistent at his pranks. Despite the fact that Andy ends up in some humiliating moments, he continues his persistent goal of becoming the "world's greatest prankster!"
- Daniel "Danny" Tadeus Pickett
The best friend and Andy's right hand man, helping him out with countless pranks. His last name has always been Pickett, even since the book series. The name "Danny Pickett" is derived from Jim Kjelgaard's Big Red[citation needed]. He is somewhat nervous of Andy's pranks, and he keeps Andy from going "over the top." In episode 301, he pretended to be the prankster to impress a girl named Rachael, who had a love for pranks.
- Lauren "Lori" Mackney
Andy's crush but she is dismayed by his childishness due to his pranking. She has a crush on Andy very much and hates Jen because Lori thinks Jen cruelly abuses Andy. She wears a green tank top, blue skirt and sandals. She is known as Lisa in the books. She writes for the school newspaper and has to deal with Andy and Jervis constantly fighting over her. She is sweet, givving, and doesn't like to see anyone sad or left out.
The Larkin family
- Jennifer "Jen" Larkin: Andy's older sister who blames her younger brother Andy for everything bad. She is a chearleader, and like a stereotypical teenage girl, is obsessed with how she looks and going out with boys. Her best friend is Teri.
* Freida Larkin: Andy and Jen's Mother and Al's wife. She often is seen getting angry with Andy over his pranks, and is a stereotypical mother. She thinks that Andy's pranking is a type of phase, and that deep inside, Andy has a good heart, and potential to be a normal citizen.
- Alfred "Al" Larkin: Andy and Jen's Father and Freida's husband. There are hints given throughout the series that he is a former prankster. In episode 209, Ms. Murphy reveals that she cured him, and in the same episode, at the mention of her name, Al seemed a bit nervous about her. He cares about his son, and may still have a secret love for pranks. * Spank Larkin: Andy's fat and lazy dog. Spank seems to yawn constantly, especially after walking a little. He is scared of doing stunts, as seen in episode 316.
Minor characters
- Teri: Jen's best friend. She is a cheerleader like Jen, and has the hots for a boy named Shelden (episode 304)
- Jervis Coltrane: A French stereotypical snob who has a crush on Lori Mackney. He is Andy's rival in many episodes, and in 314, was paired up with him for a project on taking care of babies. He is somewhat of a scaredy cat, sometimes running and or screaming at minor things. At times, he can be an arrogant person.
- Peter Lik: Peter and Andrew are Andy's and Danny's nemeses. They are usually referred to "Lik and Leech".
- Andrew Leech: Peter and Andrew are Andy's and Danny's nemeses. They are usually referred to "Lik and Leech".
Both are extremely dumb, and are often arguing amongst themselves.
- Craig Bennett: Jen's crush and one of the best athletes of East Gackle. He is often seen hanging around, and is constantly hounded by girls. In an episode(111), he runs for school president on Andy's suggestion, but Andy decides to run against him.
- Martin Bonwick: He is a stereotypically nervous nerd who always gets bullied. According to episode 304, he suffers from sleepwalking in the form of dancing. In an episode, Andy switched tapes for Martin and got him to speak Spanish when he had to do a speech.
- Mr.Bonwick: Mr.Bonwick works at the Toilet paper factory.
- Ms.Bonwick: Mr.Bonwick's wife.
- Victor "Vic" Muskowitz (Mush): The pizza delivery man of East Gackle who is a good friend of Andy and Danny and he sometimes helps them with pranks. He often refers to Andy as "Dude!", and is smart. He is seen looking at squirrels in episode 309, and has weird friends.
- Steve Rowgee Jr.: A dumb police officer who is the incompetent son of Steve Rowgee Sr.
- Steve Rowgee Sr.: A police officer who is an old man, who always commands Steve Rowgee Jr. (his son) and is nicknamed the Iron Fisted Maniac.
- Principal Persy DeRosa: He is the bad-tempered principal of the school in East Gackle who is obsessed with punishing Andy and Danny. The only reason he is like this is because he secretly has the two's best interests at heart, and wants them to be normal, though he doesn't show it.
- Mr. Hutchins: One of the many teachers at East Gackle school, Andy likes to prank him more than the other teachers. He is often seen giving speeches in a droning monotone voice. In 304, Jen tricked him into saying "Ms. Wibbles is hot!", as Ms. Wibbles entered the room, causing his ultimate humiliation.
- Mayor Henry K. Roth: The mayor of East Gackle.
- Mayor Simms: Mayor of West Gackle and Mayor Henry K. Roth's rival.
- Mr Leech: Andrew Leech's Dad.
- Ms Leech: Andrew Leech's Mom.
- Clyde: The janitor of the school.
- Bryan: Andy's pranking rival and they battle for the best pranking and for Lori, in episode 216.
- Hazel Strinner: She has a crush on Andy and Lori's protecting friend.
- Louella Berman: Freida's best friend.
- Mrs. Wibbles: Principal DeRosa's secretary. She puts principal DeRosa in quarantine in episode 323.
- Norman Larkin: Andy's grandfather who is also a prankster, implying that the male side of the Larkin family comes from a long line of pranksters, with the exception of Al Larkin (.Andy's father), though hints have been given that he too is a prankster even greater than his son or father. (116 and 303)
- Mrs. DeRosa: Principal DeRosa's wife.
- Mrs. Perwinkle: Kindergarten teacher.
- Mr.Coltrane: has eletronics store in the mall.
- Ms.Coltrane: Mr.Coltrane's wife.
- Frank Burger:works at Beans and Burgers.
- Mr. Timberly:Boss of the local toilet paper factory.
- Mrs. Timberly:Mr.Timberly's wife. (304)
- Mr. Winters:the publisher of the School Newspaper (315)
- Mrs. Wolmer: gym teacher (304)
- Mr. Simon Ledope:Photographer, likes to be called "Mr. Lee doh pay!" (317)
- Cousin Elwood:Andy's cousin who works on a farm (mentioned in207 and appears in 312)
- Mr. Mackney:Lori Mackney's Dad
- Mrs.Mackney:Lori Mackeny's Mom
- Betty Roth:The wife of the Mayor
Voice cast
Name | Season 1 VA | Season 2 VA | Season 3 VA |
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Andy Larkin | Ian James Corlett | ||
Danny Pickett | Bumper Robinson | Daniel Brochu | |
Lori Mackney | Colleen O'Shaughnessey | Jaclyn Linetsky | Eleanor Noble |
Jen Larkin | Jenna von Oÿ | Jessica Kardos | |
Al Larkin | Dee Bradley Baker | Arthur Holden | |
Freida Larkin | Catherine Cavadini | Susan Glover | |
Teri | Catherine Cavadini | Holly Gauthier-Frankel | |
Jervis Coltrane | Bruce Dinsmore | ||
Peter Lik | Danny Cooksey | Mark Hauser | |
Andrew Leech | Scott Parkin | Craig Francis | |
Craig Bennett | Carlos Alazraqui | Matt Holland | |
Martin Bonwick | Dee Bradley Baker | Michael Yarmush | |
Mush | Mushond Lee | Mathew Mackay | |
Steve Rowgee Sr. | Terrence Scammell | ||
Steve Rowgee Jr. | Craig Francis | ||
Mr. Hutchins | Bruce Dinsmore | ||
Principal DeRosa | Terrence Scammell | ||
Mayor Roth | Rick Jones |
Minor Roles
- Oliver Granger as Brian (216)
- Erika Hanson as Rachael (301)
- Patricia Rodriguez as Susie (226)
- Mark Camacho as Cousin Elwood (312) Mayor Sims (307), Henry Dorsid (204)
- T. Sturgeon as Ms. Murphy (209)
- Sonja Ball as Gesell (206), Mrs. Wolmer (304), Mrs. Timberly (304)
Episodes
The show ran for 78 episodes, divided into three seasons consisting of 26 episodes each, with the series ending on March 4, 2007. The first episode aired on September 22, 2001.
Season 1
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1 | Just Stuffing | In order to really annoy his sister, Jen, Andy copies everything she says and does, including going to a school dance in a dress. Things become complicated when Craig, the popular school jock, falls for Andy (in a dress) over love-struck Jen. | September 26, 2001 |
2 | Gooey Chewies | Though he promised to be on his best behavior at Lori's party, Andy can't resist the challenge of a "shove as many marshmallows in your mouth" contest. | September 27, 2001 |
3 | Beat The Bomb | Andy, pretending to be a local radio dj, phone pranks the town with a "win big cash" game. Things spin out of control when Martin wins and Andy must fulfill his "on-air" promises. | September 28, 2001 |
4 | Rhyme Time | Andy challenges his sister Jen in an attempt to undermine her as the lead in a school production of a Shakespeare play. He rhymes all he doth speak for an entire week. | July 10, 2002 |
5 | Food Fight | In an attempt to meet his favorite actress, Andy and Danny sneak into a movie premiere party and set off a course of destructive events. | September 25, 2001 |
6 | 101 Underpants / Playing Dead | Andy plots a major prank: to "pants" everyone during a school assembly using a special belt latch. / In order to avoid helping with a school fundraiser, Andy pretends to be dead. His parents out-prank him and drag him to the fundraiser. Andy must keep up the "dead" façade. | September 23, 2001 |
7 | The Show Must Go On | Andy tries to get kicked out of class for a day in order to plot a prank for the visiting Superintendent. Instead, Andy gets demoted and must spend the day with a kindergarten class whom he forces to star in his prank. | September 22, 2001 |
8 | Emergency Spew Relish / Busting | Andy and Danny plot to empty out an entire car of a very crowded train. Andy meets his match in one very tenacious passenger, an old woman unfazed by Andy's fake vomiting. / In order to avoid being beaten up, Andy challenges Lik and Leech to a grape-juice drinking contest. Three huge jugs of juice later, Andy must relieve himself. He spends hours in pain trying to find an available mall bathroom. | October 1, 2001 |
9 | Very Bad Idea / Cockroaches | Andy takes a joy ride on a weather balloon during the school science fair. / The Larkins are off to lunch at Dad's boss's house. Andy has promised to be good but then he discovers cockroaches in his salad and a ridiculous chain of events follows as he tries to secretly rid himself of the insects. | September 29, 2001 |
10 | It Came From East Gackle | Andy goes to great lengths and almost convinces the citizens of East Gackle that aliens have been visiting their town. | September 30, 2001 |
11 | Campaign In The Butt | Andy tries to undermine Jen's re-election bid for school president. | October 6, 2001 |
12 | Road Trip / Snow Job | Against his dad's wishes, Andy hits the road with Danny and Mush in order to get to the county carnival. / In order to avoid exams, Andy tries to get school called off for at least a day by making a very elaborate (and hopefully convincing) "snowstorm" outside the school Principal's home. | October 10, 2001 |
13 | Best Enemies | A prank by Andy drives the bullies, Lik and Leech, apart. They both end up, separately, bullying Andy into being their new partner. After a few frustrating days of being partners with both bullies, Andy and Danny plot to get things back to normal. They arrange a prank against Andy so the bullies will team up again. | October 16, 2001 |
14 | Mascot | Andy devises the devious prank of substituting a fake school mascot during the unveiling of the new one. | October 11, 2001 |
15 | Wag the Kid | During Career Week, Andy becomes "mayor" of East Gackle for a week. At first the town goes along with his wacky decrees but then, of course, Andy goes too far. | July 21, 2002 |
16 | Little Foot / Grandpa Crazy | Andy and Danny convince the town that a strange creature (with small feet) is roaming East Gackle and stealing socks from their clotheslines. / Andy's grandfather comes to visit and proves to be the most daring prankster of them all. | October 19, 2001 |
17 | Un-Masked Marauders | After a prank on Lik and Leech backfires, Andy and Danny have to disguise themselves as "pro" wrestlers and fight a visiting celeb wrestling tag-team. | January 19, 2002 |
18 | The Great American Lock-In | Andy and Danny plot to lock Lik and Leech inside the school. The prank backfires and all four kids (and others) get trapped in the school over the weekend. | February 19, 2002 |
19 | Teendreamboats | Andy latest prank is to try and book the hot boy band to perform at an East Gackle festival. When that band cancels, Andy and Danny decide he'll start his own "band." Andy hypes the latest (made-up) boy band sensation and, amazingly, the kids are psyched. Then, Andy, Danny, and Mush have to pretend to be that fictional band. | February 2, 2002 |
20 | Pranks a Lot | After being challenged by Jen, Andy sets out to prank everyone he comes in contact with during the course of one day. | January 12, 2002 |
21 | The Royal Secret Society Of Zombies | Andy and Danny set out on Mischief Night to pull as many pranks as they can on East Gackle citizens. Each of the boys' pranks are undermined by a group of older, more experienced pranksters. Andy and Danny end up tricking those pranksters who eventually let them join their group. | October 27, 2001 |
22 | Bring It Off | After not making the cheerleading squad, Andy is determined to infuriate his sister, Jen, by doing anything to becoming a school cheerleader. | January 5, 2002 |
23 | Gnome For the Holidays | During a long weekend vacation, Andy finds himself alone in East Gackle and going through withdrawals from his lack of pranking. He's proves to himself that he still has "it" by deceiving the local gnome population. | October 26, 2001 |
24 | Merry Chaos | Andy's plan to win the first annual East Gackle Holiday Float Parade is thwarted after Lik and Leech steal his float design and convince everyone it's theirs. Andy then pranks the town by sabotaging the float parade, reeking havoc. | December 1, 2001 |
25 | Very Scary Stuff | When Andy and Jen are left home alone over a weekend, Andy turns the Larkin home into the ultimate horror house. With Danny's help, Andy scares, annoys, and drives Jen and her friends crazy. | November 9, 2001 |
26 | The Answers | A few days before the important school standardized tests, Andy tricks several kids into thinking that the other one has the test answers. The prank works till right before test-time, when it comes undone and Andy is caught. | December 8, 2001 |
Season 2
# | Title | Description | Original airing |
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27 | What's With Jean-Thomas? | In order to overcome his latest grounding and to keep his date with Lori, Andy poses as his long lost twin brother from Montreal. Will Lori buy Andy's outrageous French accent or has he bitten off more than he can "macher?" | December 3, 2003 |
28 | The Fortunate One | Andy creates a bogus astrology column for the school newspaper to test how gullible his fellow students are. Unfortunately for Jen, Andy focuses most of his cosmic energy on her when she consults the stars as to what her act should be for the school's variety show auditions. | December 10, 2003 |
29 | The Musical Fruit | Rancid beans, sabotaged toilets and a pre-planned love match between the frustrated school librarian and bitter old janitor only lead to Andy facing a lifetime of detention. Can he "clear the air" before it all "hits the fan?" | December 17, 2003 |
30 | Weight To Go, Andy! | Jen's obsession with her appearance is fuel for Andy's pranking fire. With a little adjustment to the bathroom scale, he soon has her believing she has more chins than the Chinese Yellow pages. Unfortunately, he doesn't plan on Mom and Dad's vanity and that can only mean a ton of trouble. | January 9, 2004 |
31 | The Toilet Paper Fiasco | Andy's plan to toilet paper East Gackle with the World's largest toilet roll coincides with Mom's attempt to win a spot in the "Top Ten Canadian Towns" competition. Toilet paper, smoilet paper-when Mom gets her hands on Andy, she'll wipe that grin off his face!" | December 31, 2003 |
32 | Prankster to the Core | Andy's visit to "The Big Apple", the World's most boring amusement park, only serves to get his pranking juices flowing. Who stands in his way? Gisele, the wily old proprietor who intends to "pip" him at the post at every turn. | January 12, 2004 |
33 | Fore! | When Andy jeopardises Jervis' political aspirations by replacing him as Mayor Roth's golf caddy, Jervis is "green" with envy and vows to get Andy into a "hole" lot of trouble. Can he do it, or will he just be "putter" in Andy's hands. | January 13, 2004 |
34 | Prank and Field Day | Motivated by jealousy and revenge, Andy plans to win Lori's heart by winning the school field event over Craig and Jervis. All's fair in love and war, but nobody said anything about sports. | January 15, 2004 |
35 | Mind Games | Because of his obsessive pranking, Andy is sent to be analysed and ends up in a battle of wills with the school councillor. Can you say, "I'm not crazy, my Italian shoes do talk in strange tongues?" | January 16, 2004 |
36 | Nurse Jen | Jen is forced to nurse Andy when she is led to believe she is responsible for his injured ankle. Being confined to bed, Andy plans to get his unwitting sister to execute his latest prank and let her shoulder all the blame. What a sick idea! | January 16, 2004 |
37 | Don't Eat the Yellow Snow | When pools of yellow liquid appear near the canine ice sculptures at the East Gackle Winter Carnival, two things are for sure. Ice dogs don't pee and Andy Larkin is somehow involved. But with all that extra security in place, how did he do it? It's enough to make Mrs. Weebles barking mad! | January 19, 2004 |
38 | Andysaurus Rex | Andy needs to get back into Lori's good books, and the field trip to the archaeological dig the next day provides the perfect setting. It's time for Andy to make a dinosaur-sized impression. Can he do it or will he end up looking like a Neanderthal? | January 20, 2004 |
39 | Molasses | A televised dance competition live from East Gackle high? It's too much for Andy to pass up, even though everyone from Jen to Principal DeRosa plan to keep him away. If he's to pull off the prank of the year, he's going to need some pretty fast footwork. | January 22, 2004 |
Season 2: 2003-2005
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27 | "What's With Jean-Thomas?" | December 3, 2003 | 201 | |||
Everyone in East Gackle is mad at Andy because of "The Prank", including Lori who had finally agreed to go out with Andy. To get Lori to talk with him, Andy poses as Jean-Thomas, Andy's long lost twin from Montreal. Will Andy finally get a date with Lori? | ||||||
28 | "The Fortunate One" | December 10, 2003 | 202 | |||
Andy creates a bogus astrology column for the school newspaper to test how gullible his fellow students are. Unfortunately for Jen, Andy focuses most of his cosmic energy on her when she consults the stars as to what her act should be for the school's variety show auditions. | ||||||
29 | "The Musical Fruit" | December 17, 2003 | 203 | |||
Jenn sets up a charity luncheon with all proceeds going to needy Inuit kids. As usual something goes wrong and although it wasn't entirely Andy's fault he gets caught and tagged with the blame. Is he finally going to get suspended? | ||||||
30 | "Weight To Go, Andy!" | January 9, 2004 | 204 | |||
Jen's obsession with her appearance is fuel for Andy's pranking fire. With a little adjustment to the bathroom scale, he soon has her believing she has more chins than the Chinese Yellow pages. Unfortunately, he doesn't plan on Mom and Dad's vanity and that can only mean a ton of trouble. | ||||||
31 | "The Toilet Paper Fiasco" | December 31, 2003 | 205 | |||
Andy's plan to toilet paper East Gackle with the World's largest toilet roll coincides with Mom's attempt to win a spot in the "Top Ten Canadian Towns" competition. Toilet paper, smoilet paper-when Mom gets her hands on Andy, she'll wipe that grin off his face! | ||||||
32 | "Prankster to the Core" | January 12, 2004 | 206 | |||
Andy's visit to "The Big Apple", the World's most boring amusement park, only serves to get his pranking juices flowing. Who stands in his way? Gisele, the wily old proprietor who intends to "pip" him at the post at every turn. | ||||||
33 | "Fore!" | January 13, 2004 | 207 | |||
When Andy jeopardises Jervis' political aspirations by replacing him as Mayor Roth's golf caddy, Jervis is "green" with envy and vows to get Andy into a "hole" lot of trouble. Can he do it, or will he just be "putter" in Andy's hands. | ||||||
34 | "Prank and Field Day" | January 15, 2004 | 208 | |||
Motivated by jealousy and revenge, Andy plans to win Lori's heart by winning the school field event over Craig and Jervis. All's fair in love and war, but nobody said anything about sports. | ||||||
35 | "Mind Games" | January 16, 2004 | 209 | |||
Because of his obsessive pranking, Andy is sent to be analysed and ends up in a battle of wills with the school councillor. Is this the end of Andy's pranking days? | ||||||
36 | "Nurse Jen" | January 16, 2004 | 210 | |||
Jen is forced to nurse Andy when she is led to believe she is responsible for his injured ankle. Being confined to bed, Andy plans to get his unwitting sister to execute his latest prank and let her get all the blame. What a sick idea! NOTE: This episode is in memory of the actress Jaclyn Linetsky who died in the car accident in the age of 17. She will be missed. | ||||||
37 | "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" | January 19, 2004 | 211 | |||
When pools of yellow liquid appear near the canine ice sculptures at the East Gackle Winter Carnival, two things are for sure. Ice dogs don't pee and Andy Larkin is somehow involved. But with all that extra security in place, how did he do it? It's enough to make Mrs. Weebles barking mad! | ||||||
38 | "Andysaurus Rex" | January 20, 2004 | 212 | |||
Andy needs to get back into Lori's good books, and the field trip to the archaeological dig the next day provides the perfect setting. It's time for Andy to make a dinosaur-sized impression. Can he do it or will he end up looking like a Neanderthal? | ||||||
39 | "Molasses" | January 22, 2004 | 213 | |||
A televised dance competition live from East Gackle high? It's too much for Andy to pass up, even though everyone from Jen to Principal DeRosa plan to keep him away. If he's to pull off the prank of the year, he's going to need some pretty fast footwork. | ||||||
40 | "A Match Made in East Gackle" | December 31, 2004 | 214 | |||
Seems like someone out in cyber space has the hots for Lik and Leech, considering they're getting lovey dovey e-mails from secret admirers? Too bad they end up dating each other. Looks like Andy is playing cupid! Meanwhile, Jen gets grounded and makes a deal with Andy: If she'll leave the house before the end of her grounding, Andy will have to clean her laundry over a month. | ||||||
41 | "Lights... Camera... Ooops!" | January 7, 2005 | 215 | |||
With his documentary featuring a cunning prank, Martin Bonwick and what the two have in common, Andy plans to win a major award at the up-coming film festival. Of course, it would be an honour just to be nominated. | ||||||
42 | "New Kid on the Chopping Block" | January 21, 2005 | 216 | |||
There's a new prankster in town (Brian) and he's getting all of Lori's attention! This means war in a final showdown between Andy and Brian! | ||||||
43 | "Stone Cold" | February 20, 2005 | 217 | |||
Yes, parent/child day down at the local curling rink is pretty boring and Andy and Jen will do just about anything to get out it. Andy's remote controlled stone is just the ticket-..to disaster- ville! | ||||||
44 | "Food for Thought" | January 14, 2005 | 218 | |||
's the Canadians against the French in the Foosball final, and you can bet Andy is ready to stir up passions between Frank Burger and Messieur Roquefort, two local restaurant owners and foosball fanatics. It's enough to bring a whole new meaning to the expression, "fast food." | ||||||
45 | "The Buck Stops Here" | February 4, 2005 | 219 | |||
If Andy wins this years East Gackle Stampede, he gets to lock lips with Lori, the Junior Rodeo Queen. Problem? Andy and horses get along like thumbtacks and balloons! Solution? Eliminate the competition. Problem? Lik, Leech and Leech's dad! And that's no bull! | ||||||
46 | "Life is a Lottery, Old Chum" | April 6, 2005 | 220 | |||
Andy notices that his parents seem happy when they think about winning the lottery, so he makes it seem like they won. Unfortunately, things get out of hand when Jen buys a convertible to show off to Craig, Mr. Larkin decides to tell off his boss, and Mrs. Larkin decides to donate $100,000 to a charity, not to mention buying tons of stuff and renting a vacation cruise. Andy now has to stop his parents from making a horrible mistake. | ||||||
47 | "Bluebeard's Crate" | February 18, 2005 | 221 | |||
Andy finds out about a prank contest in his prank magazine (Prankster Weekly), in which you have to use nothing! Andy sets up his prank,a gigantic box,in which there is...nothing! When the prank magazine guys appear, Andy finds there is junk in his box instead of nothing, but who did it? | ||||||
48 | "Spanky Pranky Hanky Panky" | January 28, 2005 | 222 | |||
Using his dog, Spank, as a prop, Andy sets about pranking the neighbourhood. Things go "howlingly" well until Dad's boss's wife claims Spank for her own. Andy has no choice but to "doggedly" try to retrieve him, but it's more easily said than done "dogarn it!" | ||||||
49 | "Daddy Dearest" | February 25, 2005 | 223 | |||
Andy has no fear of being punished for his pranking as long as Constable Steve Jr. Is in charge. But when Steve Sr. takes over-watch out. An old, bitter Mounty always gets his man! | ||||||
50 | "The Party" | March 17, 2005 | 224 | |||
In order to snare Lori, Jervis is throwing a party and Andy's not invited. What's a pranker to do? You guessed it..infiltrate and destroy! It's a sure bet Andy isn't going to grant Jervis any party favours. | ||||||
51 | "All Dressed to Go" | February 22, 2005 | 225 | |||
When Mush asks for Andy's help to deliver pizzas, Andy promises not to pull any pranks. But the inevitable happens, jeopardizing Mush's job. Would Andy sell out his friend for a "cheesy" prank, or is someone else "hamming" it up at his expense? | ||||||
52 | "Mr. E.G. Goes to Moosehoof" | March 31, 2005 | 226 | |||
Andy gets into a pranking war with Suzy, his female counterpart from the neighbouring town. It isn't long before he's holding that town's stuffed mascot, the 'Moosehoof Moose', hostage. But is it the real moose, or has Suzy beat Andy at his own "game"? |
Season 3: 2006-2007
# | Title | Original air date | Production code | |||
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53 | "Romancing the Prank" | September 3, 2006 | 301 | |||
Danny (with Andy's permission) pretends that he is the prankster genius in order to win the love of a girl. | ||||||
54 | "Andy Pranky Pudding and Pie" | September 10, 2006 | 302 | |||
Andy makes sure Jen's babysitting job is pranktastic! | ||||||
55 | "The Heart of Prankness" | September 17, 2006 | 303 | |||
Andy's grandfather has given up pranking and Andy has to snap him back into pranking sense. | ||||||
56 | "Don't Shoot the Messenger" | September 24, 2006 | 304 | |||
Andy practices the art of subliminal messaging on Jen who ends up pulling pranks around town. | ||||||
57 | "Scary Teri" | October 22, 2006 | 305 | |||
Andy convinces Teri she has the power to move things with her mind and now everyone in school thinks Teri is 'Scary'. | ||||||
58 | "Hapless Anniversary" | October 1, 2006 | 306 | |||
Jen is throwing her parents an anniversary party and will do anything to make sure that Andy doesn't spoil it, in order to get a car. | ||||||
59 | "To Kill a Caribou" | October 8, 2006 | 307 | |||
Andy and Danny paint the ceremonial caribou in some trippy colours, but it drops dead and they have to find a replacement ASAP. | ||||||
60 | "Pranks are in the Air" | October 15, 2006 | 308 | |||
Andy dishes out fake love advice on a radio station's love contest, causing the town's gullible men to act like fools. | ||||||
61 | "I Fall to Pieces" | November 1, 2006 | 309 | |||
Andy breaks his mother's antique teapot and has to get it fixed before she appears on the traveling antiques TV show. | ||||||
62 | "She Pranks Me, She Pranks Me Not" | November 5, 2006 | 310 | |||
Andy gives Lori the cold shoulder and now she thinks he's simply irresistible. | ||||||
63 | "Prank-a-razzi" | November 12, 2006 | 311 | |||
Andy's prank on cable TV turns him into a pranking superstar. | ||||||
64 | "On the Farm" | November 19, 2006 | 312 | |||
Andy finally gets sent to the farm for some hard, prank-free labour only to find a porker of a prank. | ||||||
65 | "The Exchange Student" | November 26, 2006 | 313 | |||
The Larkin family takes in a Latvian exchange student and nearly causes an international incident. | ||||||
66 | "Daddy! (Dad for a week)" | December 3, 2006 | 314 | |||
Andy and Jervis are paired up in class to take care of an automated baby for a week. | ||||||
67 | "Scooped" | December 10, 2006 | 315 | |||
Lori has to write an expose on "Andy Larkin, Prankster" for the local paper. | ||||||
68 | "The Boy Who Cried Woof" | January 3, 2007 | 316 | |||
Andy switches his stunt-phobic Spank for a stunt-defying, movie-star pooch due to some betting action. | ||||||
69 | "A Ghost of a Prank" | January 7, 2007 | 317 | |||
Andy's innocent prank on school picture day turns into a supernatural experience. | ||||||
70 | "One Good Prank Deserves Another" | January 14, 2007 | 318 | |||
Andy becomes the school's landlord and takes full advantage of his alleged position. | ||||||
71 | "It Lurks in the Crawl Space" | January 21, 2007 | 318 | |||
Andy pretends to run away from home by hiding in the crawl space underneath their house, but will anybody care? | ||||||
72 | "Prank-watch" | January 28, 2007 | 320 | |||
Andy joins the lifeguard training course to ensure that Craig not only fails the course but gives everyone an eyeful of his real talent. | ||||||
73 | "The Pranks Days of Summer" | February 4, 2007 | 321 | |||
When Jervis flaunts all the money he's making on his summer jobs, Andy decides to make Jervis work really hard for his money. | ||||||
74 | "The Gift of Prank" | December 17, 2006 | 322 | |||
Andy has to restrain himself from pranking in exchange for Christmas favours, but finds this difficult when their neighbour competes with his dad for the outdoor light display. | ||||||
75 | "Prank-o-Mania" | February 11, 2007 | 323 | |||
Andy convinces everyone that Jen has Putrid Dog Mouth Disease and gets her quarantined. | ||||||
76 | "The Prank that Never Happened" | February 18, 2007 | 324 | |||
Andy has to convince his Dad that a particular prank never happened or risk being sent to military school. | ||||||
77 | "Master Mom" | February 25, 2007 | 325 | |||
Andy inadvertently gets Mom elected president of the PTA and now he has to prank her out of her position before the other students turn on him. | ||||||
78 | "A Passing Prank" | March 4, 2007 | 326 | |||
Andy has to study hard if he's going to get good grades and pass the year- but good pranking opportunities are hard to resist. |