WordGirl: Episode List (Seasons 1, 2 and 3)

1- "Tobey or Consequences" / "High-Fat Robbery"
Airdate: September 3, 2007

1A: Tobey's mom, Claire McCallister, prepares to go on a business trip. She leaves Tobey with a sitter, and gives all of Tobey's robot remotes to her so she can be in charge of them. After Mrs. McCallister leaves, the sitter cautiously and nervously approaches Tobey's room (as she is afraid of his giant robots), but finds that he is a quiet little boy that poses absolutely no danger at all–or so it seems, as "Tobey" flickers, revealing that he is actually a hologram and the real Tobey has snuck out, with an evil plan on his mind.

The robot attack Meanwhile, Becky, her father, and Bob are doing some gardening, when suddenly a robot appears and crushes some plants. Becky and Bob then go after the robot. Another robot arrives, and seems to prepare to squirt Mr. Botsford in the face, but it actually helps him water his bush.

Confronting Tobey Becky and Bob, as WordGirl and Huggy, then find three robots playing jump rope in the middle of the street, causing quite a commotion. While some other robots are participating in the long jump (leading viewers to the fact that the robots are doing some sort of "robot Olympics"), WordGirl takes off their heads and confronts Tobey, who is nervous about being near WordGirl. He then sends in a whole bunch of robots to attack. Huggy tries to defeat one, but gets dizzy when the robot's head he's on spins. WordGirl then tries to reach Tobey's mom, but gets the sitter instead, who doesn't believe a word she says, thinking that Tobey is in the room reading a book and listening to her stories. WordGirl then sends Huggy to Tobey's house. Tobey then argues with WordGirl about big words, and challenges her to a game of "Crash or Pie", which is supposed to be based on a TV game show called "Cash or Pie".

Huggy arrives at Tobey's house. The sitter comes to the front door, and upon doing so, Huggy tries to tell her about Tobey's robots. However, she has no idea what he is trying to say, and instead talks about how "Tobey" is such a good listener.

Crash or Pie The game starts with the narrator introducing the contestants and explaining the rules (whoever can come up with a synonym for a word that he calls first, gets a point). WordGirl proceeds to earn two points seemingly before the game has begun; however, the narrator argues that "he decides when the game starts". Tobey becomes suspicious that she is using her super speed to buzz in first, so he launches robot attacks during rounds to stall her. WordGirl complains that he is cheating.

Again at Tobey's Inside, Huggy tries to communicate the current situation to the sitter, but to no avail. While the sitter is rambling on about Tobey, Huggy tries to tell her that the Tobey she is referring to is actually a hologram, but she doesn't notice. She takes out "the nullifier to neutralize [Tobey's] giant attacking robots", and Huggy grabs it and leaves. While chasing after him, the sitter trips over the hologram plug and pulls it out, making the Tobey hologram disappear. She then realizes that everything Mrs. McCallister said was true, and that Tobey was fooling her the whole time.

Back at the game WordGirl and Tobey are tied at six points each. The "lightning round" starts, in which the contestants must come up with synonyms for the "lightning word" the narrator calls out (in this case, enormous), until one person makes a mistake. It keeps going well until Tobey says "unsmall", which isn't a valid word, so WordGirl wins. Tobey is upset, and attempts to launch his whole army of robots on WordGirl, but for some reason, the robots aren't moving. It is revealed that Huggy used the nullifier to shut down the robots. Tobey takes it from him, but his mom and the sitter arrive in a car and confront him. Tobey's mom takes him away by the ear, and the narrator wraps up the episode.

1B: Scoops: Ace Reporter As the story begins, Becky walks with Scoops in the park, and looks adoringly at him while he tells her about his dream of becoming a reporter for the Big City Times. However, she felt that his latest stories in the Daily Rag were a little "dull," such as the one about the Second Main Bank giving out free toasters. She tells him to focus more on fifth graders, since no one outside the school probably reads the paper.

The Second Main Bank At the Second Main Bank, the security guard is shown reading the Daily Rag, and talking about the free toasters. Suddenly a mysterious stranger appears with a note saying "Free Bobblecue in the parking lot." After the guard and the bank teller try to guess what his note means, the stranger holds out a barbecued rib, making his meaning perfectly clear. After luring everyone outside to a banquet table, the mysterious stranger robs the bank.

Becky's Diversion Becky, Scoops and Bob are relaxing peacefully on the grass, when Becky hears an alarm going off, and someone saying that the bank has been robbed. She sits up and announces this to Scoops, telling him that this would be a impressive story. Scoops questions how Becky could have heard an alarm when he heard nothing, saying she would have to have super-hearing. Realizing her mistake, she shrugs it off, and offers to race him to the bank for a free toaster. Scoops takes her up on it, and starts running toward the bank, giving Becky and Bob time to change into WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face.

A Meaty Crime WordGirl and Huggy arrive at the bank. The security guard shows her the note that the stranger gave him, and explain how he tricked them by throwing a barbecue. Scoops asks her who she thinks did it, and she tells him she has some ideas. He asks her where she thinks he will strike next, but she tells him she has no idea. Meanwhile, Huggy takes the opportunity to grab some meat from the table outside.

The Hoboken Diamond The next day, At the Ye Olde Fancy Schmancy Jewelry Store, Reginald is also reading through the Daily Rag, searching until he finds the article he is looking for: Rich old lady to buy the Hoboken Diamond. She comes through the door and pays for the diamond in cash ("pocket change"), going on about how filthy rich she is. Behind her, the stranger comes through the door and announces free barbeque, and they all scramble for the door.

An Epiphany Scoops, Becky and Bob walk together down the sidewalk, as Scoops reads through his article about the bank robbery from the day before. Some of his comments were "employees eat the evidence", and "WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face clueless!" (which Becky complains to him about, then catches herself again) Bob quickly moves ahead of them, and as Becky and Scoops catch up with him, they see that Reginald and the customers at the jewelry store are feasting on barbecue. A few seconds later, the alarm inside the jewelry store goes off.

Becky and Bob slip away and change, then arrive back at the jewelry store to meet the perpetrator: The Butcher, who is holding the Hoboken diamond. After a brief interlude where she explains to the Butcher what a diversion means, he launches a “pot roast attack” on them, letting him escape with the diamond.

Scoops then tells WordGirl that this is the second time he wrote a story that turned into a crime scene. When she asks him what he means, he explains that he had written about the Hoboken diamond in the Daily Rag. WordGirl realizes the connection, and tells Scoops to write another story for the next issue.

The Vegetarians The next day, the Butcher is sitting in his lair with the diamond on his lap, when the Daily Rag arrives. He reads an article about how Vic’s Vegetarian restaurant is making millions off wheat and barley ice cream. He quickly shows up at the restaurant with the same scheme, telling the patrons that there is free barbecue outside. Obviously they aren’t interested, and show him the tofu they are eating. Still not understanding, he holds up a rack of ribs to tempt them, and WordGirl shows up with Huggy to explain what a vegetarian is (to which the Butcher responds, “that’s sick!”) He then launches a “sausage cyclone” on WordGirl, which becomes more than she can handle.

Huggy grabs a handful of tofu and flings it at the Butcher’s face. It turns out that tofu blocks his power, because he is not able to resume his attack. Huggy grabs a tray of the tofu and keeps pummeling him with them, while Scoops contemplates his next story...about how HE stopped the Butcher!

2- "You Can't Crush City Hall" / "Two-Brain Highway"
Airdate: September 14, 2007

2A: The city seems to be doomed when Chuck the Evil Sandwich Making Guy invents a way to demolish City Hall by crushing it with his Giant Sandwich Press. WordGirl must find out Chuck's secret password to stop the crushing machine before time runs out. Meanwhile, Captain Huggy Face dashes off to District Attorney Botsford's office to find Chuck's file in order to find a clue about the password.

2B: Dr. Two-Brains escapes a life-sized prison maze that the warden guarantees is escape-proof. Coincidentally, during the same week, many different cheese events occur in town. WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face aim to stop Two-Brains before he steals all the rare cheese in the city, but by one strange coincidence after another, Two-Brains continues to elude capture.

3- "Coupon Madness" / "When Life Gives You Potatoes..."
Airdate: September 21, 2007

3A: WordGirl faces off against Granny May who prints fake coupons to get things for free.

3B: Dr. Two-Brains escapes from prison and develops a weapon that transforms gold into potato salad, and another that transforms potato salad into cheese.

4- "Jerky Jerk" / "Becky's Birthday"
Airdate: September 28, 2007

4A: When Becky/WordGirl goes on a field trip to the museum, the Butcher tries to steal the ancient "Beef Jerky of Supreme Power" artifact on display there. But he has trouble snatching it due to his supreme clumsiness.

4B: While Becky's parents are planning a surprise birthday party for her, WordGirl and Captain Huggyface must battle an expanding Energy Monster with an appetite for electricity.

5- "Chuck!" / "Down With Word Up"
Airdate: October 5, 2007

5A: When Chuck the Evil Sandwich-Making Guy steals gold and other valuables, everyone finds his new non-sandwich-related heists rather confusing. Chuck gets fed-up with people who try giving him sandwiches instead of loot, so he attempts the ultimate sandwich crime. WordGirl arrives to the grocery store to stop him from stealing all of their bread, but gets trapped in Chuck's Evil Breadmaker of Doom. Will she be able to escape?

5B: Granny May deceives everyone by convincing them that WordGirl is cold-hearted and not to be trusted. WordGirl must save the town and turn public opinion back to her side. But when Granny May files a complaint, WordGirl finds herself unable to go anywhere near the senior villain. Will she be able to keep the Queen of Barbronia herself from getting her crown stolen?

6- "Book Ends" / "Mr. Big"
Airdate: October 19, 2007

6A: After declaring to Tobey that he was starting to get predictable, WordGirl, Captain Huggy Face and 50 of Tobey's giant robots (along with Tobey) must face-off in a dodgeball competition in order to save the city's new library from becoming stomped-out rubble.

6B: This is the debut episode for Mr. Big. He is a slick businessman up to no good, introducing his newest product: "The Thing", a white, cube-like object that he claims serves many different purposes, but actually doesn't do anything at all. Will WordGirl be able to figure out his secret motive and save the city before it's too late?

7- "Super-Grounded" / "Mouse Army"
Airdate: November 23, 2007

7A: Mr. Botsford is disappointed in his daughter Becky (a.k.a. WordGirl) for not cleaning her messy room, so he grounds her until she cleans everything up, and Captain Huggyface is put in charge of battling the Butcher, who is attempting an all-out crime-spree.

7B: Dr. Two-Brains creates an army of super-intelligent lab mice by increasing their intelligence with a Smart Ray. But when the mice become too smart, they become uncontrollable and form a stampede. When Dr. Two-Brains finds that he is unable to control them and stop them from taking over the city, WordGirl offers to help him. But can she depend on the villainous Dr. Two-Brains?

8- "The Birthday Girl" / "Granny-Sitter"
Airdate: November 30, 2007

8A: Becky and her friend Violet meet Eileen, a.k.a. The Birthday Girl, who enlarges and turns green whenever she doesn't get her way. When Eileen steals Huggy out of greed, WordGirl must use Violet's help to teach The Birthday Girl to be generous in order to rescue him. However, in their quest to find Huggy and his captor, they seem to be exaggerating to a lot of busy people.

8B: Granny May finds an alibi for her next crime when she responds to a wanted ad for a babysitter. But the children she must babysit turn out to be Becky/WordGirl Botsford and her brother TJ. Becky must investigate as WordGirl in order to stop Granny May from stealing the Mazo-Racer (a solid gold-plated race car which accelerates from 0 to 105 miles per hour).

9- "Tobey's Masterpiece" / "Chuck the Nice Pencil-Selling Guy"
Airdate: December 21, 2007

9A: Tobey builds an artistic robot to aid him in art class, but when the robot gains more praise than its creator, he calls in a super robot, his masterpiece, to wreak havoc on the city. Will WordGirl be able to take it down?

9B: Becky and Violet work together on an art project of a cross between a pegasus and a unicorn but have difficulty compromising on a name. They come up with a new mythical animal, which turned out to be a winged unicorn. They couldn't decide whether it should be called either a "Unisus" or a "Pegacorn", so they compromised and decided on "PegaUnisusCorn"...but not really liking that name, Violet later suggested "Pegacornaunisysicornaun".

Meanwhile, it looks like Chuck is finally abandoning his life of crime when he takes up a job selling pencils. However, when he discovers that his new boss detests sandwiches, Chuck holds him hostage until he tries a sandwich.

10- "Shrinkin' in the Ray" / "Department Store Tobey"
Airdate: February 15, 2008

10A: Dr. Two-Brains creates a shrink ray to decrease the size of large amounts of cheese, making it easier for him to steal, while his supply of parsnips for the grow ray quickly decreases. Becky a.k.a. WordGirl and school reporter Todd "Scoops" Ming try to stop Two-Brains at the supermarket, but when he shrinks Scoops and the Grocery Store Manager, WordGirl must find a way to stop his cheese shrinking and return everything and everyone to their original size. (Despite the fact that she gets shrunken as well)

10B: Tobey, who's still grounded, is forced to go with his mother to the department store. There he plots to destroy the city with his robots again and tries to impress WordGirl using clever riddles, but his plan backfires when the robots start malfunctioning.

11- "Mr. Big's Big Plan" / "Vocab Bee"
Airdate: February 18, 2008

11A: Mr. Big is running for mayor of Fair City. When he faces off against the current mayor in a debate, Mr. Big offers to give the people everything they want, no matter how outrageous the request. When the votes are counted, it is a tie, and Mr. Botsford is the only one who hasn't voted. Will Mr. Big be able to sway his vote with his mind control device?

11B: Becky/WordGirl enters a vocabulary bee, only to find herself distracted by the Butcher's imperfect plot to rob the bank. However, as she continues to sneak away from the Vocab Bee, her top reporter friend Scoops Ming becomes suspicious of her excellent word defining abilities and her absence from the Bee. After spotting Becky half in WordGirl costume, he finally realizes who's been wearing the cape all along!

12- "Chuck E. Sneeze" / "Swap Meat"
Airdate: April 11, 2008

12A: WordGirl has a contagious cold, but she must put a stop to Chuck's latest evil scheme before resting up. Chuck tries to avoid getting sick, but ends up catching WordGirl's cold when she accidentally sneezes on him.

12B: Becky and her friend Violet visit an art gallery, only to find the notorious Butcher auctioning off rare and magnificent works of art, previously thought to have been lost for many years. WordGirl and Captain Huggyface must figure out how the Butcher is pulling off his scheme to auction off forgeries of these famous lost works of magnificent art.

13- "Granny's Goodtime All Cure Spritzer" / "Mecha-Mouse"
Airdate: April 18, 2008

13A: WordGirl must put a stop to Granny May's latest con game - selling phony bottles of 'all-cure' spritzer that she claims will restore youth.

13B: Dr Two-Brains builds a mechanical mouse muscle suit, to make him as strong as he is smart… WordGirl must stop him from robbing the annual 2-for-1 festival.

14- "Princess Triana & the Ogre of Castlebum" / "Heat Wave, Crime Wave"
Airdate: April 25, 2008

14A: Tobey and Becky are both devoted fans of the Princess Triana book series. But when Tobey arrives late to the midnight release of the newest book, "Princess Triana & the Ogre of Castlebum", he finds that the line is far too long. Unwilling to wait in the back of the line, Tobey plots to steal a copy of the book before it gets released. Using his robots, he attacks the armored van containing the books, snatches a copy, and spitefully tries to reveal the ending to WordGirl before she gets a chance to read it.

14B: On a sweltering summer day, Granny May uses the heat wave as an opportunity to go on a crime spree using her air-conditioned jetpack/suit of armor. The sweltering heat wave just may be too intense for WordGirl; and if she doesn't stop Granny May in time, her family will leave for the water park without her!

15- "Meat with a Side of Cute" / "Mr. Big Words"
Airdate: May 27, 2008

15A: The Butcher gets a kitten and hopes to use the animal to defeat WordGirl. At first he gives the kitten the name "Meathook" and tries to get it to attack, but it only acts like an adorable kitten. In spite of his lack of fierceness, the kitten distracts WordGirl and allows The Butcher to escape, so he renames him to Lil' Mittens and starts using the animal's cuteness to his advantage. Will WordGirl be able to resist the cuteness and defeat The Butcher?

15B: Mr. Big builds a radio tower to send out a mind control signal throughout Fair City. The signal makes people start using big words, causing confusion and chaos (for example, a customer at the supermarket says that he "requires a cylinder of mouth cleaner" instead of "needs a tube of toothpaste"). WordGirl is forced to constantly zip around the city, defining words for people so they won't be confused. Meanwhile, Mr. Big uses "word sucker" devices (his name for microphones) to capture WordGirl's definitions. What is Mr. Big's end game, and will he succeed?

16- "Thorn in the Sidekick" / "Crime Takes a Holiday"
Airdate: May 29, 2008

16A: Chuck the Evil Sandwich-Making Guy gets an obnoxious sidekick named the Whammer.

16B: When Dr. Two-Brains prepares to go on a cruise, he holds auditions for a replacement.

17- "Two-Brains Forgets" / "Banned on the Run"
Airdate: June 13, 2008

17A: Dr. Two-Brains accidentally discovers WordGirl's secret identity using his latest invention, the "Really Big Mechanical Ear", which was supposed to be used to find out about specific cheese events going on in the city. After one of his henchmen messed with the device, it accidentally fell upon a conversation between Becky and Bob about their WordGirl and Huggy uniforms - leading Two-Brains to believe that Becky is WordGirl!

17B: Mr. Big finally cheats his way to becoming the town mayor by having him and Leslie disguise themselves, and then have Leslie use his mind-control ray to force the current town mayor into giving him complete control of the city. As a result, WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face are banned from their own city! As Becky and Bob, the heroes must restore order to the town and Mr. Big's silly laws.

18- "Have You Seen the Remote?" / "Sidekicked to the Curb"
Airdate: July 11, 2008

18A: Tobey and WordGirl team up to track down a missing remote control for his robots. When Tobey finally has a chance to spend time with his crush, WordGirl (sigh)... she has to ignore his distractions and stop whoever is in charge of the robots' attack on the city.

18B: The Whammer has had enough of all of this sidekick business. He wants to be his own boss, so he signs up for the Coach's motivational help program. Are all of these evil deeds really steps in the program, or has he just become a pawn in the Coach's master plan?

19- "Lady Redundant Woman" / "A Game of Cat and Mouse"
Airdate: July 23, 2008

19A: An employee named Beatrice Bixby hates her nice manager named Dave, because she wants to be named manager of the local copy shop where she works. Then one day, when she finds a hidden button in a photocopier and presses it, she becomes Lady Redundant Woman.

19B: When doing some spring-cleaning, Dr. Two-Brains finds one of his forgotten gadgets that turns hair gel into cream cheese. WordGirl teams up with Professor Tubing, the new resident of Dr. Boxleitner's old laboratory, to try and discover Dr. Two-Brains' weakness and put a stop to his cheese thefts before he ruins the hairstyles of everyone in the city.

20- "The Masked Meat Marauder" / "Sandwich World"
Airdate: August 15, 2008

20A: While the Botsfords and the Mings compete in a charity car wash, the Butcher battles his new rival - The Masked Meat Marauder - a Mexican-like (with French accent) meat villain with more powerful powers than the Butcher. WordGirl must stop the two meat-wielding villains and put an end to their crime spree in time to assist her family in the car washing competition.

20B: Tired of using his mother's basement as an evil lair, Chuck decides to construct a secret hideaway of his own. Thus, he builds "Sandwich World", a zany sandwich theme park. Will WordGirl and Captain Huggyface find their way through this theme park? And will Chuck be strong enough to avoid getting homesick?

21- "Violet Superhero" / "Big Business"
Airdate: September 12, 2008

21A: One moonlit night, after a strange paint-splattering accident, Violet Heaslip believes she has become a superhero called "The Framer". Violet assumes she has the power to capture villains and tie them up simply by holding up her picture frame in front of them, closing her eyes, and reciting her catchphrase. The Framer seems to have replaced WordGirl when battling The Robber and The Generic Robber. However, her "superpowers" aren't much help for WordGirl, whom she constantly confides in. But The Framer soon comes to assist her when The Butcher attacks.

21B: When Mr. Big's assistant Leslie tells Mr. Big that they own the second biggest building, and that the Welrose building is the biggest building in their city, Mr. Big sabotages Businesspaloozafest in an attempt to gain control over the building. As Becky and and her family are looking at Suzy P. Snugglestein's factory of cuteness, Mr. Big puts on a big spectacle, impressing many townspeople with utter gibberish, which they consider to be brilliant. WordGirl goes on the case to stop him from cheating and speaking gibberish; but when Leslie activates another mind-control ray at the final judging of the contest for the best business on WordGirl, The Mayor, and Mrs. Botsford, it is up to Captain Huggy Face to save the day!

22- "The Handsome Panther" / "The Butcher, the Baker, and the Candlestick Maker"
Airdate: October 13, 2008

22A: Chuck is sitting in his mom's basement, and getting bored with his life. He decides it's time for a fresh start. After watching a TV commercial for the local zoo called "panthers... ninjas of the night", he decides to call himself The Handsome Panther.

Tim Botsford decides to build Bob a new monkey home, but when he shows them the plans, it is much too small for Bob to live in comfortably. When Becky's super-hearing detects trouble afoot, she and Bob go off to battle the "Handsome Panther," who is stealing a sandwich recipe from the local sub sandwich shop headquarters. She has a hard time understanding the name change and the new costume. Chuck eventually manages to trap WordGirl and Huggy using his old condiment gun, since he hasn't had time yet to come up with new weapons. He also plays them a recording of his new Handsome Panther theme song, which is so silly it makes everyone in the room laugh.

After freeing themselves, Becky and Bob return home, and Bob provides Mr. Botsford with a complicated multi-story house design for what he'd like his new house to be. Becky's super-hearing detects more trouble, this time coming from the city zoo.

Later, when WordGirl and Huggy arrive at the city zoo, they find out that Chuck is planning to unleash the panthers on the city. WordGirl and Huggy then attempt to capture Chuck but only to get trapped again by his condiment gun. Chuck then shortly after opens the panther cage, but it turns out the panthers are perfectly happy to stay where they are. After realizing his mistake, Chuck/Handsome Panther attempts to flee, but WordGirl manages to free herself from his condiment trap and capture him.

Back at home, Mr. Botsford has been building Bob's new house. Unfortunately, all he was able to finish was the outer facade, telling Bob that the rest of it will take another five years to complete.

22B: Baker and Candlestick Maker were two of The Butcher's old friends from elementary school that were together known as "The Troublemaking Trio". While The Butcher turned to a life of crime, The Baker opened a bakery, known as "The Baker's Good Stuff Bakery", and the Candlestick Maker opened a candle shop next to said bakery.

They reunited with The Butcher for a brief time when the Butcher was about to rob National National Bank. The trio pranked National National Bank by stealing free balloons and a pen on a chain and tricked The Grocery Store Manager with a flour-over-the-door gag.

Eventually, WordGirl caught them at The Baker's bakery and made them return the balloons and the pen, clean the grocery store, and bake a special cake for Mr. Botsford's birthday. It is also shown that The Butcher kept a photo of himself and his friends when they were little.

23- "Mousezilla" / "Villain School"
Airdate: November 3, 2008

23A: When Tobey and Dr. Two-Brains meet at an evil villain convention, they decide to team up and create a new robot, which Dr. Two-Brains immediately names "Mouse-Zilla". Mouse-Zilla is a combination of Tobey's expertise and a special kind of flexible yet sturdy metal accidentally created by Two-Brains.

The Botsford family is getting ready for a scavenger hunt competition. Tim Botsford is taking the hunt very seriously, because a Botsford has never won the competition before. Each family member is assigned a list of items to collect, but before Becky can get started on her list, she gets called away by the sound of destruction coming from the city.

At first, Tobey and Two-Brains are excited about their collaboration, but their selfish natures soon come to the forefront. They cannot agree on how to use their new robot: Tobey gets upset that Two-Brains only wants to use it to steal cheese, and Dr. Two-Brains can't believe Tobey is more interested in destroying things, like the "Really Tall State Building." Also, they each become upset when they learn that the other has secretly made "additions" to the robot. Tobey snuck in an energy bubble generator, and Two-Brains added extendible whiskers without letting Tobey know.

WordGirl battles Mouse-Zilla while helping her family complete the scavenger hunt. With Huggy's help, she ends up defeating it and tosses it into the bay. (At the end of the episode, it is seen holding onto a life preserver.) Tobey and Two-Brains get sent off in handcuffs, their collaboration in ruins.

23B: The Coach has a new trio of arch enemies and villains: Big Left Hand Guy, Ms. Question, and Timmy Tim-Bo. He sends them to the Whistle Museum to steal Michelangelo's Whistle, so that he can become a legendary villain himself. They aren't successful because WordGirl stopped them, so the next time he sends The Whammer with them to show them how to be successful. Big Left Hand Guy manages to get away with the whistle, because of his phenomenal ability to hail a cab.

Now in possession of the magical whistle, the Coach blows into it, putting WordGirl and Huggy under his spell. But it turns out that the whistle is also a dog whistle, so all the neighborhood dogs come through the door and overpower him.

24- "Return of the Reprise of Lady Redundant Woman" / "A Simple Plan"
Airdate: November 28, 2008

24A: Lady Redundant Woman escapes from jail and plots to be named Belle of the Triple Dip Ball.

24B: After a slew of failed (and complicated) robberies, Dr. Two-Brains decides to go back to basics and simply steal cheese from the grocery store. But he can't resist when the Mayor hosts "The Most Amazing Cheese Stunt In History". He builds an anti-gravity device called "the anti-gravity evil launchinator" and the "super-gravity evil launchinator" to make the stuff fly.

25- "Granny Mayor" / "Tobey Goes Good"
Airdate: January 1, 2009

25A: Granny May uses her wily ways to become the Mayor's Senior Aide. WordGirl has to help the Mayor see past her "nice old lady" act to stop him from signing laws which actually help villains commit more crimes.

25B: In order to win WordGirl's heart, Tobey decides to enter "The Young Inventors' Challenge and Friendly Competition." He nearly has WordGirl convinced that he's given up his evil ways, until he loses the competition and loses his cool.

26- "Bongo Rock" / "Dr. Three-Brains"
Airdate: January 2, 2009

26A: Chuck sits around watching TV when a mysterious radio arrives in the mail. A voice over the radio suggests that Chuck should prove how mighty he is by taking out the guards and security cameras at city hall. Chuck obeys, while WordGirl ponders his motives. When he goes back in to steal a gold case, Mr. Big plays his bongos and reveals himself to be the radio announcer. He then tries to escape, but Chuck, upset that Mr. Big used him, helps WordGirl to stop him. The case held a key to the city, which Mr. Big said he wanted because he likes "big and shiny things."

26B: The Season 1 finale finds WordGirl joining forces with none other than Dr. Two Brains when Glen Furlblam, who now calls himself "Dr. Three Brains", swipes Two-Brains' blackout ray and attempts to outdo all of the villain's crimes.

1 (27)- "A Vote for Becky" / "Class Act"
Airdate: February 4, 2009

27A: It's Election Day! Mrs. Botsford is running for D.A., and Becky is running for student council president. Tobey decides to run against Becky and uses his robots to distract WordGirl. How will Becky win the election and save the city from total robot destruction?

27B: The Butcher decides that his "wordiability" is getting in the way of his robbing sprees, so he enrolls in an adult education class to learn to articulate and improve his vocabulary. Will the Butcher's new speech skills finally give him the advantage he needs to defeat WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face?

2 (28)- "The Two Brains Boogie" / "Field Day Fun With Robo-Tobey"
Airdate: February 16, 2009

28A: After Dr. Two Brains escapes from prison, he uses his mega cheese ray to transform buildings into cheese! He traps WordGirl and Huggy outside his indestructible force field and plans to eat the city. Meanwhile, Becky's dad practices his dance moves for the Boogie Oogie dance contest. After WordGirl tries everything to get rid of the force field, she realizes her dad (Mr. Botsford) and his dancing is the key to stopping it! Will Mr. Botsford be able to stop the force field AND win the contest, or will Dr. Two Brain's plan to eat the city succeed?

28B: When Mrs. Ripley puts on a field day competition, everyone is excited because the winner gets a prize: magic markers! Everyone's excited except Tobey. This is where we learn Tobey's secret: he's not good at athletics. So he builds a robot named Robo-Tobey who's really good at athletics to win because people will think he's the real Tobey. However, Becky gets suspicious. Can Becky prove Tobey's cheating and stop him from winning the magic markers?

3 (29)- "Slumber Party Pooper" / "Line Lessons With Lady Redundant Woman"
Airdate: February 17, 2009

29A: Becky has finally convinced her parents to let her host her first slumber party. But when Violet accidentally blurts out about the party to Eileen, The Birthday Girl gets her usual "birthday party" ideas. Everyone at the slumber party tries their best to not let Eileen ruin the party, but when Becky mentions that WordGirl would be coming to the party, Eileen isn't as excited as the rest of the girls (and TJ). Will Becky's guests be rescued by WordGirl when they get kidnapped by The Birthday Girl?

29B: When numerous people (including the mayor himself) rudely cut in front of Beatrice Bixby in the lunch line, she becomes enraged, transforms into Lady Redundant Woman and dispatches her copies to dole out some payback in the form of rude behavior. It's up to WordGirl put a stop to their impolite ways.

4 (30)- "Mr. Big's Dolls and Dollars" / "Great Granny May"
Airdate: March 23, 2009

30A: Everyone in the city becomes obsessed with Mr. Big's latest product, the new "Walk & Talk WordGirl Doll". But the doll misuses and misspells words!

30B: After a salon robbery, the conniving Granny May is sentenced to house arrest...with her Mother, Great Granny May (character). Will house arrest and Granny May's doting mother get in the way of her crazy crime sprees?

5 (31)- "Theme Park WHAMpage" / "Chuck Makes a Buck"
Airdate: March 24, 2009

31A: In this episode, Becky and Bob go to a theme park, but their attempts to ride something Becky has been looking for are interrupted by the Whammer whose excessive enthusiasm leads him to destroy some of the attractions.

In spite of numerous attempts by WordGirl to control the Whammer, he continues to wreak destruction on the rides. WordGirl must come up with a way to stop him once and for all, so that she and Huggy can get their turn on the Coaster.

TJ is also seen at the park, where he almost learns Becky and Bob's secret identity as WordGirl and Huggy, when he nearly grabs photographs of them transforming from a photo booth.

Other background characters seen here include Tessa (coming off the coaster), Sean (waiting in line ahead of Becky), Steven (WYFW) (near the hot dog stand), Eli (the whiteshirt version) and Aliza/Sandy (11 year old girl in glasses enjoying the bounce house with Eli and Whammer)

31B: Chuck tries to rob Reuben Grinder's Sandwich Shop, to get some edible food for his mother, but fails. After defeating him, Wordgirl suggests he get an honest job. He is hesitant until Wordgirl threatens to take him to jail if he doesn't. So he starts a new job as Reuben's spokesman. It turns out that he is good at his job, and greatly increases the shop's revenue. However, he would rather make sandwiches than sell them. When Reuben needs help making sandwiches, Chuck jumps at the opportunity. But after finding out the many rules of making finger sandwiches, Chuck quits. Later, at a fancy party, Chuck returns to his old ways and tries to turn the entire party into a giant sandwich (which could possibly kill the trapped enveloped party guests). Unfortunately for him, Wordgirl breaks free and foils his plans. and Chuck gets arrested and sent to jail by the police.

6 (32)- "Highway to Havarti" / "Tiny Big"
Airdate: April 30, 2009

32A: The Botsford family vacation is diverted when Becky discovers that Dr. Two-Brains is going to be performing his latest heist at the International Cheese Exposition.

32B: Becky sees Violet and Scoops enjoying a concert hosted by Tiny Big. People in the city love him and advertised his album "WORDGIRL IS LAME"! Becky feels offended, but Violet, Scoops and the Mayor love him and give him a key to the city. What they don't know is that Tiny Big looks a lot like Mr. Big and is seen next to him all the time, So Becky turns into Wordgirl. She interrupts Tiny Big's next concert, but she booed and his by the audience so bad, that Mr. Big's bodyguards are forced to drag her offstage and throw her to backstage to stop angering fans. Tiny Big apologizes to everyone. And sing his next song "YOU'RE SO LAME!" to Wordgirl! While backstage, She discovers a machine and realizes that Tiny Big DOESN'T SING AT ALL! He just lip-syncs! She shuts if off, forcing Tiny Big, Mr. Big, and Leslie to flee from booing and hissing people. Scoops writes about this and writes how Wordgirl recieved her 41st key to the city. Wordgirl then dances horribly onstage in victory making people cringe.

7 (33)- "I Think I'm a Clone Now" ("Answer All My Questions and Win Stuff")
Airdate: May 1, 2009

33A: The villainous Lady Redundant Woman concocts an evil plan to destroy WordGirl's reputation. When she creates an evil WordGirl clone, the real WordGirl must prove that she hasn't turned to a life of crime and villainy.

33B: The villain Seymour Orlando Smooth is the host of the hottest new game show, and Mrs. Botsford is among the home contestants! WordGirl must find a way to stop the fun and games before Seymour steals all the contestants' money.

8 (34)- "Bonkers for Bingo" / "The Ballad of Steve McClean"
Airdate: May 4, 2009

34A: The episode starts with WordGirl capturing some villains, then hearing that Granny May has given up her evil ways, instead playing bingo during her spare time. It turns out she's not just a bingo player–she's the undefeated bingo champion, having never lost a match. The whole city adores her, cheering her on at every game. However, WordGirl is suspicious of Granny May, even believing that she is cheating. After one of Granny May's victorious games, WordGirl and Captain Huggyface stay behind to investigate. The truth is revealed–she's not lucky at all; she's using a magnetic "lucky duck" figurine to pull out certain metal balls with winning numbers from the bingo wheel.

Having discovered this, WordGirl tries to communicate to the entire city that Granny is cheating, only to become hated, frowned,and booed upon by the public. In an attempt to reveal Granny's plot once and for all, WordGirl then joins Granny's next game (Even though people still booed her when she arrived). Each contestant is playing hard, until it all boils down to the finals: WordGirl versus Granny May. But there's a new surprise: for the final round, Mr. Botsford has donated an old bingo wheel from his collection to use. And the balls aren't metal–they're wood! Not being able to control the balls with her magnetic duck, Granny has no choice but to play fair and hope she wins. As the match comes closer and closer to its end, the competition gets increasingly tense. Finally, WordGirl needs an N39 to win, while Granny needs an N37. The final ball is pulled out–and it's N39!

Even though WordGirl wins, she is still disliked and is still booed by the public; even more so since she defeated their "hero". Sadly, WordGirl leaves. Losing all hope on revealing Granny May's cheating to the public. When Scoops, who was getting a story during the match, looks around after everyone has left, he finds Granny's magnetic duck and realizes that she has been cheating. The next day, As Becky sits alone due, Scoops publishes a story about Granny's trick, causing the public, who now realizes the truth, to appreciate WordGirl again.

34B: At the start of the episode, Dr. Two-Brains is seen turning the National National State Park's hot springs into cheese so he could fill his trucks with it, take it home, and fill his swimming pools with it so he could break the world record for largest store of fondue. However, WordGirl and Captain Huggyface ruin his plans by sneaking up in bush disguises and breaking his cheese ray.

As WordGirl tells Two-Brains that his cheese heists are getting "predictable", the Exposition Guy busts in and announces that someone is robbing the grocery store. When WordGirl arrives at the grocery store, the manager says that a new villain has "cleaned them up". This villain turns out to be Steve McClean, a snazzy newcomer to the villain world. WordGirl is then called to the First Second Third Bank, where McClean has also robbed and cleaned up. Meanwhile, Two-Brains is watching TV in his lair. While watching the WordGirl Weekly Supervillain Countdown, he discovers his two-year standing number one status has been beaten by none other than Steve McClean, pushing him down to second. Enraged at this surprise, he throws out the TV and says that he'll prove to the city that he is still the true number one villain.

Two-Brains pulls off several heists, only to be outdone by McClean each time. Three weeks later, McClean still holds the number one spot. As the reporter has even "forgotten" Two-Brains' name and his henchmen have put on fake mustaches to imitate McClean's snazziness, Two-Brains is enraged. Since the grocery store, in "fear" of another McClean robbery, has increased security on the cleaning products aisle, the dairy aisle is left unprotected, and Two-Brains uses this opportunity to show off there, dubbing himself Dr. Cool Brains and singing his own rap. These efforts have proved futile, however, as no one pays attention, instead "mobbing McClean in the parking lot".

When WordGirl shows up, McClean has robbed the safe at the front entrance. Two-Brains spots him, spills a bunch of water bottles in front of him, and turns the water to cheese with his cheese fizz ray, which McClean refuses to step in. This exposes two of McClean's weaknesses: his "neat-freakishness" and his nasalized voice, which is heard while he is complaining about the cheese. While he tries to clean up the cheese, WordGirl and some policemen catch and arrest him. The WordGirl Weekly reporter then comes up to Two-Brains and announces that he is, again, number one on the list, which makes him overjoyed.

9 (35)- "Pretty Princess Premiere" / "Where's Huggy?"
Airdate: June 19, 2009

35A: WordGirl and Captain Huggyface are trying to defeat the Energy Monster, who is running amok at the city's Electronics and Frozen Yogurt Superstore, in time so they can get home and watch the new episode of Pretty Princess, because there's going to be an important announcement at the end. Meanwhile, Violet and TJ are awaiting the new episode as well at Becky's house (though TJ continues to deny his interest). The episode starts without Becky, who continues to struggle with the fierce Energy Monster. She manages to trap her in a homemade lightbulb, and quickly rushes home, just in time for... the end credits. However, she does hear the special announcement at the end: all fans of Pretty Princess and her Magic Pony are invited to attend the upcoming Pretty Princess and Magic Pony movie premiere!

At the movie premiere, everything is all lights and cameras - until the power suddenly goes out, leaving all the moviegoers in the dark. The blackout was caused by the Energy Monster, who managed to escape the superstore and has headed to the premiere, seeking its mass quantities of energy. Becky is forced to change into WordGirl, to defeat the Energy Monster and satisfy all the fans who are awaiting the rest of the movie. Using the power of light as it refracts through a prism, WordGirl plugs the Energy Monster into a large spotlight and transforms the light into a huge rainbow.

35B: WordGirl and Bob are rehearsing for their ventriloquist act at the annual Pet Talent Show. However, after Becky and Mr. Botsford make fun of him, Bob feels insulted and neglected and runs away from Becky.

Later on, Becky notices Bob is missing after he doesn't show up for lunch. She deduces he must have been kidnapped by one of the villains, and tries to track down her missing sidekick by making house calls to various evil villains' lairs. Getting worried that they would miss the Pet Talent Show and she wouldn't be able to locate her sidekick, she ultimately ends up at The Butcher's lair, where Bob is residing, eating his heart out with various meat products. The Butcher tells WordGirl that he wants to train Bob for the Pet Talent Show as well, and Bob isn't enthusiastic at all to return with WordGirl. However, WordGirl explains to him that she's been looking all day for him throughout the city, and a finally satisfied Bob agrees to go with her.

At the Pet Talent Show, Becky and Bob are getting ready for their act, though Bob insists that he will only perform on one condition - if Bob is the puppeteer instead. Becky agrees, and the two manage to win first place.

10 (36)- "Robo-Camping" / "The Stew, The Proud..."
Airdate: July 13, 2009

36A: It's off to the woods for a serene camping trip with Becky and Violet and Tobey… and his robots. While the other campers attempt to rough it, Tobey commands his robots to do all of his tasks and create a luxurious weekend free from work. But will Tobey and his robots survive an unexpected thunderstorm?

36B: Time is running out for Becky to return her library books and maintain her perfect record when Raul Demiglasse and the Butcher go head-to-head in a culinary showdown.

11 (37)- "Who Wants Candy?" / "Chuck's Brother"
Airdate: July 14, 2009

37A: On a field trip to the local candy factory, The Birthday Girl goes on a candy eating spree. WordGirl must find a way to save the city's candy and win back her best friend and field trip buddy, Violet.

37B: This episode introduces Brent, the successful brother of Chuck, who is in town and being honored for his latest invention… crustless bread! As the city prepares for the celebration, Chuck's envy gets the better of him. Can WordGirl stop Chuck from stealing Brent's precious Golden Sandwich Award for himself?

12 (38)- "Becky and the Bard" / "Monkey-Robot Showdown"
Airdate: September 7, 2009

38A: Violet and Becky compete for the coveted role of Juliet to play opposite the dreamy Hunter Throbheart in the school's production of Romeo & Juliet. Violet is cast as Juliet while Becky is the understudy. When the Energy Monster captures Violet, Becky must choose between the role of a lifetime and saving her friend.

38B: The city is hosting the Big Checker Championship and Bob has to face off against Tobey's Robot, the Checkmate 3000! When Tobey puts the pressure on to win, his robot snaps and WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face must team up to stop the Checkmate 3000 from destroying the city.

13 (39)- "The Wrong Side of the Law" (Part 1 & 2)
Airdate: October 12, 2009

39A: The Pretty Princess Wonderland Workshop has come to town, and some priceless, jewel-encrusted Pretty Princess figurines, courtesy of Reginald's jewelry shop, are on display. But Eileen, wanting to get her hands on the figurines, breaks in and steals them. Meanwhile, Becky, Bob, and Violet are on their way to the workshop, only to arrive at a crime scene investigation. Reginald is having an emotional breakdown, and seems to be very distressed. He says that all he heard of the thief was her "haunting" voice: "Mine, mine, MINE!" Police Commissioner Watson refuses to tell Becky the whole story, claiming he does not have the time, but he does mention that the thief is "a little girl between eight and ten, has super strength, and loves the Pretty Princess show".

Becky decides to investigate herself, and finds a Magic Pony figurine left behind, which she keeps for evidence. She and Bob return to her spaceship hideout, where she "investigates" the figurine, but actually is playing with it. The Police Commissioner calls her informing her about the robbery, and WordGirl tells him all the information she has, leading up to the fact that Eileen the Birthday Girl has done it. But when the police and WordGirl check out her house, all the police see is a cute little girl whose birthday is today. WordGirl investigates the house while the policemen are fawning over Eileen, saying that "this little ray of sunshine wouldn't do anything wrong in a million years". The commissioner realizes that the information about the thief fits WordGirl perfectly, and tells her to empty her pockets. When they find that she has been carrying the Magic Pony figurine the whole time, they think she stole the figurine set, don't believe her stories, and arrest her.

39B: The episode starts off with the narrator telling a brief summary of the previous episode and WordGirl doing pull-ups in her jail cell. The warden then comes up to her cell and says that he once said "the day WordGirl goes to jail is the day I eat my hat". True to his word, he takes his hat and starts eating it. WordGirl tries to convince him that she doesn't belong here and to help her get out, but he proves to be no help, even saying that he thinks WordGirl doesn't enjoy his company. The warden also says that she needs to stay in her cell until her trial. While they wait, the warden starts eating a hat made of jerky.

Meanwhile, Huggy (who wasn't arrested) tries to fight the villains running amok around the city, but wasn't a match for them, and gave up. Later, at the courthouse, Huggy dresses in a suit and glasses and acts as a lawyer for WordGirl. Someone else enters, and it's none other than WordGirl's adoptive mother, District Attorney Botsford! She says that it's her job to make sure WordGirl goes to jail and gets "punished for her crime". The first witness Mrs. Botsford calls up is Reginald, the keeper of the figurines, who is still having a breakdown. Sorrowfully, he tells his side of the story. He seems to have heart for his figurines, describing them as "poor" and "innocent", and saying that they "trusted him" and "he let them down", and he "doesn't deserve to be a jewelry store clerk". WordGirl objects that since Reginald didn't see the girl who stole them, it wasn't fair for him to say WordGirl did it.

Mrs. Botsford then calls WordGirl to the stand. She asks WordGirl if she was a little girl (yes), if she has super strength (yes), and if she loved the Pretty Princess show (yes, I love it more than anything!). WordGirl's last answer surprised the other court members, adding to the proof that she stole the figurines. WordGirl objects by stating that she knows another little girl who has super strength and loves Pretty Princess (but really, who doesn't), and calls Eileen, who just happened to be at the courthouse, to the stand. WordGirl asks Eileen if she was a little girl (yes, a wittle-wittle girl) and if she loved Pretty Princess (that's my favoritest thing ever!). WordGirl then said that if it was her birthday, she would want a birthday gift, and tempts her with the Magic Pony figurine. Eileen wants it, but WordGirl doesn't give it to her, causing Eileen to shout "Mine, mine, MINE!", grow bigger, and break the roof. Reginald said that voice was the one he heard at the robbery scene, and everyone now knew that Eileen has super strength; a perfect match for the thief description.

A greedy, out of control, and mentally unstable Eileen takes the figurine 'and Mrs. Botsford, and starts rampaging around the city booming "MINE! MINE! MINE! MINE!" at the top of her lungs and almost killing Tobey. When WordGirl catches up to Eileen, she says that Mrs. Botsford is another girl's mommy, and that it's not fair if Eileen has two mommies and another girl has none. Eileen realizes this, and puts Mrs. Botsford down, causing her to shrink back to her normal size. They go back to the courthouse to finish up the case, where the judge says that WordGirl is not guilty and that she could go back to fighting crime. A few seconds later, WordGirl goes and returns with a bunch of villains tied up. The judge remarks that she "works fast".

14 (40)- "Two-Brains Quartet" / "Big's Big Bounce"
Airdate: October 13, 2009

40A: For the city’s centennial celebration a barbershop quartet competition is held, with the prize being a 100 year old wheel of cheese. Both the Botsfords and Dr. Two-Brains prepare their singing groups, but Two-Brains has a different plan in mind..

40B: Becky and Bob get a big surprise when Mr. Big wants to "help" the Fair City scouts win the Mega-Boing Trampoline. The city scouts sell lots of granola bars desperate to win. But is Mr. Big really helping the kids? Or is he planning to keep the trampoline for himself?

15 (41)- "The Young and the Meatless" / "Mr. Big's Colossal Mini-Golf"
Airdate: October 14, 2009

41A: One day in the city museum, Lady Redundant Woman is stealing the Tryptophanian ceremonial value meal bucket of six golden chicken legs, when The Butcher suddenly jumps in to steal it too! WordGirl and Captain Huggyface fly to the museum to stop them, but Lady Redundant Woman makes a copy of herself to fight. Strangely, instead of fighting, the copy dreamily looks at the Butcher, who looks back with the same expression, all while a romantic song is playing from the museum's "faulty music system". Before the couple can talk, however, Lady Redundant Woman drags her duplicate away, and the Butcher traps WordGirl in a pile of meat.

At the lair of Lady Redundant Woman (which the narrator stumbles on pronouncing), she scolds her copy, who is revealed to be named Dupey, saying she "didn't know what has gone into her". Meanwhile, a newscast comes up on TV, showing the Butcher's picture on it, which Dupey starts staring at lovingly. Also on the news is an announcement for a display of three similar meat-shaped tiaras, which both Lady and the Butcher want to steal.

At the jewelry shop where the tiaras are, the Butcher is there stealing them while WordGirl tries to stop him. Just then, Lady and Dupey enter to confront the Butcher, but he and Dupey romantically skip towards each other and spin around, and the faulty music system love song is playing again; the curator is passing the jewelry shop while on his way to get the system fixed. Lady realizes that Dupey has a crush on the Butcher, which enrages her.

After escaping from yet another meat attack by him, Lady and Dupey go back to their lair, where Lady scolds her copy for falling for "that meat guy", and brings her back. Another newscast comes up about the Garbage of Ancient People Museum, where three similar t-bone steak bones are on display. Being identical and related to meat, it's easy to see who'll be targeting that prize. Before WordGirl could go stop the thieves, she gets a call from her crush Scoops, who she nervously tells to call her back.

The Butcher arrives at the museum wearing a suit under his apron and carrying a bouquet of flowers. He sees Lady Redundant Woman and thinks she's Dupey, but a closer look tells him it's not his girl. WordGirl enters to see them fighting again, but Lady grabs the steak bones and makes a run for it. The Butcher blocks the door with a Bologna Barricade, trapping Lady and giving her no choice but to bring out Dupey.

Instead of helping her master, Dupey skips towards the Butcher, who knocks Lady down. He makes a Pepperoni Prison to hold WordGirl, Captain Huggyface, and Lady Redundant Woman while he spends time alone with Dupey. With tears in her eyes, Dupey confesses that she can never be with her man because she's a vegetarian and doesn't eat meat. This breaks the Butcher's heart, causing him to lose his vigor to fight. Meanwhile, Huggy has eaten a hole through the prison and tackles the Butcher. The episode ends with the narrator saying that "romance and superheroes don't mix", and Scoops calling WordGirl, which she reacts to with excitement. This changes the narrator's mind about love and heroes, saying that "maybe they do mix".

41B: The annual villain convention is welcoming a brand-new villain in town–Guy Rich! He claims to be an evil businessman with a 150-room mansion and his own mini-golf course. Everyone is impressed except Mr. Big, who is jealous of him and says that "there can only be one rich, evil businessman in town". He announces that he has a bigger mini-golf course than Guy Rich (which he doesn't), and invites everyone to come play on it. Then, he gets to work mind-controlling all the villains to help him build the course, such as having them steal statues for certain holes.

Meanwhile, WordGirl and Captain Huggyface are playing ping-pong at WordGirl's spaceship hideout when her computer announces an incoming criminal dispatch. She reads an article about the new villain Guy Rich moving into town and decides to pay him a visit. WordGirl and Huggy fly to his mansion, only to find that it's just a cardboard cutout over a normal house. Guy Rich confesses to WordGirl that he's just a normal guy with a normal job pretending to be a rich villain, and that it's hard for such a normal guy to fit in with the "competition of who has the biggest car or the most colossal TV". He says that he doesn't even have his own caddy; the caddy is actually his brother, and the two switch roles at every town.

At that time, Mr. Big is playing on his new golf course when WordGirl shows up and demands him to return the stolen property. Mr. Big sends his mind-controlled villain army to capture WordGirl, but Huggy sneaks up behind him and steals the mind-control remote. The mind control is shut off, and the villains reprimand Mr. Big for breaking the villain association rule against mind control on other villains. Big complains that Guy Rich was the reason he did this, and he said that Guy was the real villain. Upon hearing this, WordGirl tells Guy to come out of his hiding spot, and to tell Mr. Big the truth. Reluctant at first, he says that his golf course is much more colossal than Big's, but he tells the truth in the end. Big is shocked that he stole all that property for his golf course for nothing. The villains then have a little fun with Mr. Big by putting him under mind control and making him dance, but WordGirl stops the fun by telling them she'll make him return the property, and then take him to jail. Afterwards, WordGirl and Huggy go back to the hideout to play more ping-pong.

16 (42)- "Nocan the Contrarian" / "Meat My Dad"
Airdate: October 15, 2009

42A: In this episode (which introduces the character Nocan), Tim Botsford becomes mayor for a day, and Becky helps him run his office. Meanwhile, Nocan arrives on the beach and demands to see the king, but Violet Heaslip (there with Ms. Heaslip) tells Nocan that the city lacks a king and that the mayor is the closest thing. WordGirl must find a way to keep Nocan from taking over the city.

42B: When the Butcher’s Dad “Kid Potato” appears on the scene, they unite to create the ultimate supervillain team: “Meat and Potatoes!” Quality father-son time gets on the Butcher's nerves, but somehow they still find a way to break the law.

17 (43)- "Tobey's Tricks and Treats" / "Escape Wham"
Airdate: October 23, 2009

43A: Tobey loses a Halloween costume contest to Violet who dressed up as Wordgirl. Then later on when everyone else is trick or treating, Tobey unleashes his robots to steal all the candy in town.

43B: WordGirl assumes Chuck and the Whammer are working together to steal priceless Henry VIII artifacts, when in fact they're battling each other for goods.

18 (44)- "Who is Ms. Question?" / "Lunch Lady Chuck"
Airdate: November 23, 2009

44A: Ms. Question gets her superpowers and commits 2 robberies. TJ borrows a joke book from the public library and tells the jokes to his family, while at the grocery store Ms. Question is robbing the store, stealing the food and all of the store’s money. Then, she tries to steal the Question Mark of Socrates, but she is arrested at the end of the episode.

44B: After the former Lunch Lady retires, Chuck gets a new job at school instead of being an extraordinary criminal mastermind. Then, he refuses to wear a hairnet because they hurt his head so bad and quits, and brings out his crushing giant sandwich press. At the end, The school has to find another Lunch Lady while Chuck becomes a lunch person for the county jail.

19 (45)- "Oh, Holiday Cheese" / "Ch-ch-ch-Change Day"
Airdate: December 10, 2009

45A: It's the holiday season, and the Botsfords have planned a wonderful cheese festivity! But Dr. Two Brains also has plans for a cheeseful holiday--of course, that involves seizing the holiday cheese brought to the party. Will WordGirl recover the stolen goods, or will it be a cheeseless holiday for the Botsfords?

45B: The Butcher is up to his old tricks--robbing the bank by locking all the citizens innocently attempting to make a transaction in the bank's vault! Unfortunately, Mr. Botsford had chosen that day to go to the bank with Becky and TJ; meaning WordGirl herself is stuck in a small room with other people, unable to stop the Butcher! Will she discover a way to escape, or will her secret identity be found out?

20 (46)- "WordGirl Makes a Mistake" (Part 1 & 2)
Airdate: December 28, 2009

46A: Newsflash: WordGirl is mispronouncing words! Realizing her weakened state, Mr. Big captures WordGirl and plans to set up a mind control ray on the moon. Can the city and the entire planet be saved without her? (To be continued. . .)

46B: Mr. Big has captured WordGirl by exploiting her weakness to Lexonite. He's building a mind control device on the moon to achieve total global domination. WordGirl is forced to battle Mr. Big in outer space, but will she be able to save the Earth?

21 (47)- "Opposite Day" / "Granny's Book Club"
Airdate: February 15, 2010

47A: Becky is throwing an Opposite Day party, where everyone says and does the opposite of what they actually mean. Meanwhile, Nocan rips his sail while at sea, and somehow ends up in the middle of it while searching for a replacement.

47B: Granny May tries to capture WordGirl by using a book club bait.

22 (48)- "Earth Day Girl" / "A Hero, a Thief, a Store and Its Owner"
Airdate: March 1, 2010

48A: When Eileen learns that the Earth is having a special celebration (on her birthday!) she decides to teach the Earth a lesson. Will WordGirl find a way to stop the Birthday Girl and save Earth Day?

48B: An officer arrives at the Jewelry Store only to find Reginald and Chuck with Huggy and WordGirl, all encased in condiments. He questions everyone, but uncovering the truth from a superhero, a villain, a monkey and a dramatic jewelry store clerk isn't as easy as it sounds, as everyone has their own, not necessarily true, version of the story.

23 (49)- "Wham Up" / "Seeds of Doubt"
Airdate: May 3, 2010

49A: The Whammer is on a mission to become WordGirl's new sidekick. When he whams Captain Huggy Face into outer space, WordGirl must find a way to rescue Huggy and put the Whammer back in the slammer.

49B: Ms. Question is scheming to steal the world-famous statue of the Ponderer in order to update her lair, but she has to get past Joe the Guard. Ms. Question spreads seeds of doubt on Joe's bagel and throughout the museum so she can distract Joe and steal the statue. Can WordGirl defeat Ms. Question's seeds of doubt and save the statue?

24 (50)- "Wishful Thinking" / "Lady Redundant Woman Gets the Blues"
Airdate: May 4, 2010

50A: After TJ is tricked out of all his birthday money, Becky teams with him to bring down smooth-taking Seymour Orlando Smooth, who's tricking audience members of his show into giving him their money.

50B: Beatrice Bixby (as Lady Redundant Woman) decides to steal a painting from the museum and replace it with a copy. Unfortunately, the boy in the copied painting (Royal Dandy) comes to life, and thinks LRW is his "mummy". He demands his creator to make him a horse, which she begrudgingly does. Royal Dandy goes throughout town, being selfish and annoying people.

25 (51)- "Win a Shiny New Car" / "The People vs. Ms. Question"
Airdate: July 19, 2010

51A: ‘’Who Wants to Win a Shiny New Car?’’ is a game show hosted by Seymour Orlando Smooth, which gives away a new car. Two challengers are first given a minute to guess the answer to an extremely difficult question. If they cannot guess the answer, then the returning get a chance to answer. But we learn that the “champions” are Seymour’s brothers, and they are always given the answers before the show. Becky and Mrs. Botsford are chosen as the new challengers...can they beat Seymour at his own game?

51B: Ms. Question goes on a crime spree, stealing from citizens by befuddling them. WordGirl captures her, but the charges are dismissed after Ms. Question confuses everyone in the courtroom and after she puts Mrs Botsford under her amnesia spell. After District Attorney Botsford becomes discouraged and quits, she starts channelling her energy toward dispensing justice within her family! Can Becky find a way to restore her mother's confidence and get her back to work, while defeating Ms. Question?

26 (52)- "Oh, What a Tangled Knot You Tie, Amazing Rope Guy" / "Kids Action News"
Airdate: July 20, 2010

52A: The not-so-amazing villain Amazing Rope Guy discovers that his true talent is mimicking others. When he goes on a crime spree impersonating all of the villains of the city, WordGirl must find a way to end his career as an impostor.

52B: For Season 2's finale, Becky, Scoops, and Violet win a chance to host Kids Action News at Noon. While covering a story of the largest grilled cheese sandwich, WordGirl swoops in to stop Chuck and Dr. Two Brains from snagging the sandwich. WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face team up again to save the sandwich, the city, and the news hour.

1 (53)- "Bummertime" / "The Homerun King"
Airdate: September 7, 2010

53A: In the Season 3 opener, Becky's plans for the last day of summer vacation are interrupted by Tobey and his latest robot creation: Chronos, created with the intent to stop time and prolong summer. WordGirl must find a way to stop the robot and still make time to enjoy her last day of vacation.

53B: TJ is anointed a superhero after his home run foils a crime during a baseball game. But when he takes the praise and attention too much to heart and sets out to fight real crimes, it's up to WordGirl to bail him out and save the day.

2 (54)- "Granny and Clyde" / "Too Loud Crew"
Airdate: September 13, 2010

54A: Granny May, after getting caught by WordGirl yet again, is turned over to the police. She pretends to be injured, and talks the police into letting her go. Thinking that she is hurt, Mr. Botsford unknowingly serves as Granny May's getaway driver when she embarks on a crime spree.

54B: Both the Butcher and Whammer go to the library to check out a copy of the “Supervillains’ Manual”. They decide to join forces, but the Butcher get angry at the Whammer for being so loud and not being “consiperate” of other people. Ultimately, they are defeated by WordGirl because their attacks cancelled each other out. Meanwhile, both Becky and Violet learn to be more considerate of each other’s feelings.

3 (55)- "The Invisi-Bill Hand" / "Birthday Town"
Airdate: September 14, 2010

55A: Invisi-Bill is a new villain with the power to turn himself invisible. When he and Big Left Hand Guy team up, they first steal WordGirl’s Key to the City, and then go on a crime spree. Invisi-Bill quickly becomes jealous because after he stole jewelry, he was left behind during the getaway (wearing flipflops), making him feel like he wasn’t being properly acknowledged as a super-villain by Big Left Hand Guy. Meanwhile, Tim Botsford sets up a compost in the Botsford family’s backyard.

55B: When Mr. Big opens up "Mr. Big's Birthday Time All the Time Party Store", he uses mind control on all of the parents to make them think every day is their child’s birthday, mimicking the The Birthday Girl, so they will be constantly buying gifts from him. But things get too much for Mr. Big when he accidentally makes Elieen turn into the Birthday Girl once again.

4 (56)- "The Pretty Princess and Mr. Big Power Hour" / "Clean Up in Aisle Eleven"
Airdate: September 15, 2010

56A: WordGirl's wildest dream has come true: she's part of an episode of Pretty Princess! It seems like the perfect situation until we realize the villainous Mr. Big is behind this scheme. WordGirl must escape the grips of Mr. Big's remote control in order to save the city.

56B: Bob Botsford agrees to be a "substitute WordGirl" for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the grocery store while Becky participates in the debate club. When Lady Redundant Woman and her clones stage a heist that's beyond Huggy's control, Becky must choose between the debate club and her quest for justice.

5 (57)- "Risky Chuckness" / "That's Entertainment"
Airdate: September 16, 2010

57A: Chuck's mother leaves Chuck in charge of the house while she goes to the "WordGirl-a-palooza" festival. Chuck has the responsibility of keeping his house immaculate while his mother is gone. However, things become difficult for Chuck when Dr. Two Brains invites himself (and the other villains) over to Chuck's house.

Meanwhile, Becky must keep her house in order while her family attends the same festival. Becky faces the task of trying to stop the villains causing trouble while also being able to answer her father's phone calls. Will WordGirl and Chuck be able to keep reckless villains under control while maintaining their immaculate households?

57B: The Energy Monster escapes from prison by draining energy from the electric fence, then disguises herself as a power plant worker to get even more power. At the Botsford house, a power outage interrupts the Pretty Princess and Magic Pony Power Hour weekend marathon and stops Mrs. Botsford’s hair dryer, leaving her with poodle hair. Mr. Botsford uses the outage as an opportunity to gather the family around for stories and games.

When Becky gets word of the Energy Monster's escape, she and Bob sneak away and pay a visit to the power plant (as WordGirl and Huggy) to capture her.

6 (58)- "Victoria Best" / "Showdown at the Secret Spaceship Hideout"
Airdate: October 11, 2010

58A: New student (and villain) Victoria Best wins all but one of the trophies at the school assembly. When Becky's trophy goes missing, WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face come up with a contest that will thwart Victoria's evil trophy stealing plans.

58B: During the latest encounter between WordGirl and Dr. Two Brains, Two-Brains hits himself with his snooze-ray. When he and his Henchmen wake up from their slumber, they find themselves in WordGirl's secret spaceship hideout. WordGirl must battle them for control of the snooze-ray and her secret hideout.

7 (59)- "Captain Tangent" / "Chuck and Brent Ride Again"
Airdate: November 8, 2010

59A: When Becky and her family go out to dinner at Blackbeard's Buffet, they encounter a new villain, Captain Tangent - a teenage pirate with a magnetic hook and talking parrot. It's up to WordGirl to stop him from stealing her mom's trophy and all the coins (a.k.a. doubloons) in the city.

59B: Chuck's famous brother Brent is in a slump; he lost his confidence, after his idea for peanut butter and jelly bread was a flop. Chuck happily takes him under his wing and tries to make Brent his new sidekick. On a routine robbery at the sub shop, Brent gets sidetracked by Reuben Grinder, the owner who wants to talk about innovations in sandwich-making.

8 (60)- "Bend It Like Becky" / "Questionable Behavior"
Airdate: January 3, 2011

60A: During the height of soccer fever, Becky and friends (T.J., Violet, and Johnson) decide to practice soccer on the field with Mrs. Botsford as the coach. Meanwhile, Dr. Two Brains has a brilliant plan for his henchmen and himself to have a picnic every day while the weather is nice. Problems arise when Mrs. Botsford and Dr. Two Brains realize they have the same field reserved at the exact same time for the same duration of time. They decide to settle things with a soccer match between their two teams: "The Butterfly Unicorn Laser Gorillas" and "The Cheese-Eaters". Which team will win the field?

60B: Ms. Question's powers are at all an-time high now that she's discovered she can get people to tell her their deepest, darkest secrets. Ms. Question will be able to blackmail everyone in the city — including WordGirl! Our favorite superhero and her monkey sidekick must stop Ms. Question by giving her a taste of her own medicine.

9 (61)- "Bampy Battles Bots" / "Truth, Revision, and the Lexicon Way"
Airdate: January 17, 2011

61A: The Botsfords couldn't be more excited to have Bampy, Becky and TJ's grandfather, visit! Becky is thrilled to see him until he tells her that he used to fight robots better than WordGirl. When Tobey invents the ultimate invincible robot, will Bampy be able to help WordGirl save the day?

61B: Mr. Big tries a new form of mind control by taking over the school's newspaper, the "Daily Rag". With his misleading articles and city-wide contests, Mr. Big threatens to reveal WordGirl's secret identity.

10 (62)- "Cherish is the Word" / "Granny's Intuition"
Airdate: February 8, 2011

62A: It’s Valentine’s Day in Ms. Davis’s class, and Becky is determined to give Scoops a Valentine this year. When he shows her one for a special friend, she eagerly asks him who it is for, but Victoria Best interrupts, stealing all the Valentines. When WordGirl tries to recover them, she is stopped by Tobey, who offers WordGirl a Valentine. Victoria Best is jealous of all the attention that WordGirl is getting, and she causes a disagreement between our heroine, Tobey, and Scoops. In the process, Tobey challenges Scoops to a duel, stating that the winner will be WordGirl’s Valentine.

After a confusing battle, WordGirl saves Scoops in the nick of time. As they are flying away, she asks Scoops who the Valentine was for, thinking it to be Becky. Scoops, however, replies that he had written the card for Violet, much to WordGirl’s shock. She puts him down by Violet, and he asks her to be his Valentine. She agrees, but not before Victoria Best hears them and becomes envious. When WordGirl boasts to Victoria, stating that the robots are fighting her because she is the best superhero ever, she takes out her recorder and hypnotizes the robots, causing them to chase her. As the robots go berserk, Tobey cries that if WordGirl stops the robots, they don’t have to be Valentines. Victoria promises to give back the Valentines if WordGirl saves her, and with that, the pint-size powerhouse takes out all the robots and saves the day.

62B: The episode starts with Granny May taking a Christmas Card photo of her cat, Colonel Mustard. Before she can take it, the mail arrives, with it the latest issue of the Candy Dish Enthusiast magazine. The magazine has an article about Cleopatra's candy dish coming to Fair City, which Granny plans to steal. She pulls off a robbery at the bank, but tricks the police that the security guard did by having them close their eyes "for a surprise" while she puts a stack of bills into the security guard's pocket, then giving them cookies so as not to arouse suspicion. WordGirl, who heard of the robbery on the news, arrives on the scene, but too late–Granny May has already "foiled" the crime. That night, news of Granny May having given up her evil ways to fight crime show on TV, and Granny claims to have been using her intuition to stop them.

After several more crimes that Granny has committed and blamed on others, the city decides to put her in charge of guarding the candy dish, which is traveling with its own security system. The next day, at the candy dish exhibition, WordGirl and Captain Huggyface enter with disguises, watching Granny May carefully. She sees her distract the people with grandchildren photos, disable the security, and walk in the display structure. WordGirl realizes Granny wasn't doing good at all; she was just trying to get the city to trust her with the candy dish security so she could steal it for herself. WordGirl takes off her disguise and flies in the structure to confront Granny May, but Granny traps her in the structure and turns on the security, activaing lasers and beetle swarms. After WordGirl gets out, she holds Granny May off while Huggy retrieves the dish, then throws her into the open mouth of a dinosaur model. She returns the dish to the curator, who puts Zachary Zany candy in it. WordGirl tells the police to release the people who Granny May arrested, and to arrest Granny May.

11 (63)- "The Straw That Broke Two Brains' Back" / "Nocan the Evil Ingredient Finding Guy"
Airdate: April 1, 2011

63A: Becky, growing tired of her responsibilities to keep villains in line as WordGirl, is looking forward to much-deserved recreation time when a documentary of The Pretty Princess and Magic Pony Power Hour airs on TV. Unfortunately, just as she is about to sit down and watch it with her dad and TJ, Dr. Two Brains hacks into the TV signal. Becky then proceeds to cry "NOOOOOOO!!!!!"

She quickly rushes to Two Brain's lair, tying him up, but he unties himself just as quickly. After doing this a few times, Two Brains traps Word Girl, angry at her for all the "abrupt takedowns". He tells Word Girl that his big, evil plan is to turn the city into smoked gouda. This makes our plucky hero furious, as Dr. Two Brains has tried to turn the city into cheese "a million times". He then threatens to turn her into cheese, but Huggy breaks in and is able to save her.

After putting Dr. Two Brains in jail, Becky arrives home to find that her show has ended. She expresses concern before discovering that a re-run of it is coming on. Determined to enjoy her recreation time, she turns into Word Girl and flies to Two Brains's lair. Using his camera, she announces that she is going to have some recreation time. She threatens any villains who want to commit a crime by bending a huge steel pole, and then she soars back home to watch her show.

63B: Chuck wants to win the trophy and year's supply of bread in the City Sandwich Making Contest. So he steals it. Once Wordgirl corners him, believing that eh ran out of sandwich weapons, he easily beats her by throwing slippery pickles a her and then shooting her into a condiment cocoon. At home, Chuck wants to go to the contest. Unfortunately, he knows WordGirl will be waiting for him. So Chuck calls all the villains to be a place in for him, but none of them can come except for Nocan

Chuck contacts Nocan over a secret intercom pin that Nocan is wearing, and tells him step by step how to build the sandwich. But Nocan, being the Contrarian he is, does the opposite of the instructions, and creates a monstrous sandwich, much to Chuck's anger. Chuck then reveals his hiding place, and gets inside his Crusher to smash the sandwich.

The sandwich gets squashed, and WordGirl captures Chuck. But the sandwich still has all the ingredients on it, but in a condensed size, so when Mr. Botsford (who is a judge) takes a bite of it, he declares it the winner. WordGirl drags Chuck off to jail while he screams that it isn't fair that Nocan gets to keep the whole prize.

12 (64)- "Meat-Life Crisis" / "Mobot Knows Best"
Airdate: May 6, 2011

64A: The Butcher loses his power to produce meat from his hand. Unsure what to do next, he consults his dad, formerly Kid Potato. His dad suggests coming to work with him. The Butcher agrees. It turns out that his dad's a hot dog vendor at the baseball stadium. The Butcher gets his powers back here and uses them to sell lots of hot dogs. However, he only gets a few dollars for his efforts. He gets mad and goes on a rampage. Then Wordgirl and Huggy interfere, saving the day.

64B: Tobey creates a robot named Mobot to substitute for his mother on parent-teacher conference day. All is going according to his devious plan until the mobot malfunctions-threatening to destroy both Ms. Davis and all of the 5th grade gold star work! It's up to Wordgirl, Huggy, and... The Amazing Rope Guy to save the day before parent-teacher conference day is ruined!

13 (65)- "A Better Mousetrap" (Part 1 & 2)
Airdate: July 8, 2011

64A: For Season 3's finale, WordGirl gets the chance to be on Scoops' very own talk show. During this segment, WordGirl and Scoops reminisce over the various skirmishes WordGirl has had with Dr. Two Brains. The segment ends in a cliffhanger when Dr. Two Brains himself uses his goop ray to take over the show.

65B: Doctor Two-Brains takes control and gains back his dignity by humilitating Wordgirl. He shows several clips of her and Captain Huggyface being defeated, outmsarted, and overwhelmed, but WordGirl continuously counters it, stating that they are all cliffhangers. Two-Brains and his henchmen continue to irk Wordgirl showing more clips of her being overpowered and captured. But while they're busy laughing their heads off, she takes the opportunity to take back the show and get revenge of Dr. Two Brains.