Series overview[]
| Season | Episodes | Originally aired | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First aired | Last aired | Network | |||
| 1 | 11 | September 12, 2002 | September 30, 2002 | Disney Channel | |
| 2 | 11 | September 9, 2002 | October 6, 2003 | ||
| 3 | 9 | October 1, 2002 | October 24, 2002 | Disney Channel | |
| 4 | 1 | May 18, 2004 | May 18, 2004 | ||
Episodes Disney Channel September 9, 2002 and May 18, 2004[]
Season 1 (2001) Disney Channel September 12, 2002 and September 30, 2002[]
| Episodes Disney Channel | Title | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date
USA |
Prod.code | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 118 | On his monumental 13th birthday, Lloyd discovers through a class assignment the true meaning of being a man. | "The Big 1–3" | Joe Ansolabehere, Paul Germain and Mark Drop | Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 20, 2002 | 118 |
| This is it: Lloyd P. Nebulon is finally 13. He is a man. However, while bragging about it in class, Mrs Bolt assigns him a 50 Megabyte essay on whay it means to be a man for the next day. Lloyd tries poker, but loses his money to a robot toaster. Then he tries fishing but accidentally blows up a factory. Then Officer Horton lets him take the wheel of the police car, but Lloyd accidentally destroys both it and a waste-disposal unit when he goes into hyperdrive (after mistaken a button for a radio button). Because of that, Lloyd is grounded for a month and is made to stay in his room while his mother goes out across Galaxy to negotiate with the owners of the factory. However, he has to leave when he finds out Francine is destroying the nursery. Lloyd eventually gets there and stops Francine before it's too late, using all the tips he had gained. Then, he finally realised what it meant to be a man and finally got to work on the paper. | ||||||
| 105 | Although Lloyd doesn't know it when he asks her out, Lloyd's date for the autumn dance turns out to have two heads, one of which has an ugly disposition. | "Double Date"
Season Premiere |
Mark Drop and Bernadette Luckett | Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 12, 2002 | 105 |
| The school dance is here and everybody's excited except Lloyd, who doesn't have a date. Whilst playing ball with Eddie, Lloyd comes across a girl named Cindy, and falls for her completely. Shortly afterwards, Lloyd sees Cindy at school and realizes she has two heads, one being friendly, empathetic and mature, the other rude, offensive and grouchy. Will Lloyd be able to take Cindy to the dance, or will he back out of it? | ||||||
| 119 | Lloyd's science project, `the mould experiment', goes seriously wrong when he overindulges its junk food habit. | "The Science Project"
Season Finale |
Bart Jennett | Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 30, 2002 | 119 |
| Lloyd really wants a pet, but at the same time has a science project he needs to complete. Douglas suggests that Lloyd should make a mould, the simplest project. Lloyd is happy about it at first, deciding to call it his own pet 'Mouldy', but then Lloyd's science project goes bad when he feeds it too much junk food and it goes on a food rampage. | ||||||
| 109 | Lloyd and Eddie cause unexpected trouble when they pull a Tom Sawyer-like prank during a field trip to Wormhole National Park. | "Caution: Wormhole!" | Bart Jennett and Sandy Frank | Francisco Barrios and Craig Kemplin | September 15, 2002 | 109 |
| Lloyd feels unappreciated by his family and friends, so on the school trip Lloyd and Eddie fall into the worm hole, which takes them to the dumpster 30 feet away. But everyone else thinks they are somewhere else, far, far away, in the universe so Lloyd and Eddie decide this is their big chance and use it to get whatever they want. | ||||||
| 111 | Lloyd is star-struck when the legendary-hero Brock Rockman pays a visit to Intrepidville, but mayhem ensues when Lloyd and his pals sneak aboard Brock's starship, and inadvertently zoom off into hyperspace. | "The Hero of Urbit-Knarr" | Mark Drop, Eric Garcia,
Bart Jennett and Jack Monaco |
Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 16, 2002 | 111 |
| Lloyd and his pals sneak aboard the spaceship of Brock Rockman, a visiting hero, and accidentally get lost in space and find themselves in even bigger problem with an alien fleet of space pirates. | ||||||
| 108 | Lloyd is star-struck when the legendary hero Brock Rockman pays a visit to Intrepidville. But mayhem ensues when Lloyd and his pals sneak aboard Brock's starship, and inadvertently zoom off into hyperspace. | "Daydream Transceiver" | Jack Monaco | Francisco Barrios, Craig Kemplin and Roy Meurin | September 14, 2002 | 108 |
| While Lloyd goes through puberty, his innermost fantasies come to life out of his antenna and create embarrassing moments for Lloyd, earning him his new freak name "Fantasy Boy". | ||||||
| 113 | After seeing a holographic film about the colonization of the galaxy, Lloyd convinces Grandpa Leo to take him on a male-bonding wilderness adventure with his pals and their dads. | "Campout on Zoltan III" | Bart Jennett | Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 17, 2002 | 113 |
| After watching a cool movie about surviving in the wilderness, Lloyd and the others ask their dads (Lloyd asks his grandfather due to his dad not being around) to take them to Zoltan III, but accidentally end up on Fangor Dar, the planet of danger. | ||||||
| 115 | Lloyd convinces Kurt and Douglas to combat the school bully. | "Kurtlas, the Symbiotic Boy!" | Mark Drop | Francisco Barrios, Craig Kemplin and Roy Meurin | September 18, 2002 | 115 |
| When school bully, Rodney Glaxer, picks on Douglas and Kurt and challenges the former to an after-school fight, Lloyd suggests Kurt and Douglas work together as a symbiotic boy called Kurtlas, who rids the school of bullies, but with all the fame going to their heads, has Lloyd really found salvation or replaced one school bully with another? | ||||||
| 116 | Francine's telekinetic powers upset baby-sitting Lloyd. | "Babysitter Lloyd" | Joe Ansolabehere | Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 19, 2002 | 116 |
| Since Francine's babysitter broke her tentacle and Commander Nebulon is leaving the house for the weekend, Lloyd is forced to take care of Francine for the weekend, but it turns into a disaster since Francine is breaking stuff and will blame Lloyd for the stuff she has broken. Lloyd then takes Rosie (Francine's favorite toy doll) and straps onto a rocket ship in order to force Francine to behave. Francine later overhears Lloyd talking to his friends saying he wished he hadn't had a little sister so, causing her to leave the house for good, so Lloyd searches everywhere for her before it's too late. | ||||||
| 117 | Lloyd sends away for a do-it-yourself robot, which he plans to use to do all his chores and homework - all the stuff he hates doing. The plan goes off without a hitch, until the robot begins to take over his life. | "Android Lloyd" | Eric Garcia and Bart Jennett | Francisco Barrios, Craig Kemplin and Roy Meurin | September 19, 2002 | 117 |
| Lloyd is sick and tired of the responsibilities of school and at home and he sees that he can make an android replica of himself. So he builds it and everybody seems to like the replica of Lloyd even though they don't know that it's a replica of Lloyd until the real Lloyd comes and confesses. | ||||||
| 107 | Lloyd and Eddie cause unexpected trouble when they pull a prank during a field trip to Wormhole National Park. | "Nerd from Beyond the Stars" | Mark Drop
Story by: Gil Evans |
Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 13, 2002 | 107 |
| A nerdy new kid named Larvel joins the class, whom everybody immediately ostracizes. Lloyd is forced to help him out, and soon he finds he's a pretty cool guy; but soon he becomes a more physically-developed teenager and starts to hang out with Brittany and the popular kids, eventually ditching Lloyd and his friends. | ||||||
Season 2 (2001 2002) Disney Channel September 9, 2002 and October 6, 2003[]
| Episodes Disney Channel | Title | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date
USA |
Prod.code | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 114 | A new girl arrives at Luna Vista Middle School who seems to have charmed all Lloyd's buddies, but when it becomes clear that the girl's charms aren't purely natural, Lloyd decides to take action. | "Girl from the Center of the Universe" | Bart Jennett | Francisco Barrios, Craig Kemplin and Roy Meurin | September 18, 2002 | 114 |
| When this new girl appears in school she makes the boys fall in love with her but they soon realize it is just a trick and only Lloyd is not affected by it, until he confronts her and soon he's affected. It's now up to Cindy to stop her and save the boys from being hypnotized. | ||||||
| 110 | Lloyd starts a business walking pets. In a short time he is overwhelmed with clients and decides to hire his friends to help him. Complaining that Lloyd is working him too hard, Eddie quits and decides to compete with Lloyd directly by starting his own pet care business. | "Pet Wars" | Mark Drop, Bart Jennett and Eric Garcia
Story by: Charlie Tercek |
Stark Howell, David Knott,
Brad Vandergrift and Francisco Barrios |
September 16, 2002 | 110 |
| The boys have no money, so Lloyd comes up with an idea by starting to do a pet care business. Then Eddie can't take being bossed about anymore and he starts his own pet business which leaves them fighting against each other and soon the pets are all released. | ||||||
| 112 | When the normally reserved Nora starts acting girlish and goofy, Lloyd begins spying on her current beau to discover what strange power he has over his mom. | "Nora's Big Date" | Bart Jennett, Eric Garcia and Mark Drop
Story by: Joe Ansolabehere and Eric Garcia |
Francisco Barrios, Craig Kemplin and Roy Meurin | September 17, 2002 | 112 |
| Commander Nebulon starts falling in love with the ship mechanic and Lloyd begins to worry about her acting like this he figures out that the guy happens to be a monster like Lloyd thought he was but still then Nora loves him anyway. | ||||||
| 131 | After entering Boomer's haunted house, Lloyd and friends find themselves 10 years in the future and discover a vicious creature has turned their friends into horrible monsters. | "Halloween Scary Fun Action Plan"
Season Finale |
Elijah Aron | Stark Howell and Craig Kemplin | October 6, 2003 | 131 |
| Lloyd and the gang have a plan to scare Francine and her friends on Halloween, topping it off with Boomer's haunted house. But when Lloyd and the gang themselves go into the haunted house they are sent into the future, where all of Lloyd's friends turn into monsters, and he's left hiding on the station for the next fifty years. After admitting he misses Francine, and that he shouldn't have scared her, it turns out that it was a telepathic prank by Francine, with help from her friends and Boomer. | ||||||
| 104 | Lloyd is sick and tired of Francine always reading his mind. To fix this problem, Douglas gives him a prototype mind scrambler which can theoretically block that. Unfortunately, when Francine tries to read Lloyd's mind with the helmet on, there's an unfortunate side effect - they switch bodies! At first Francine likes being in Lloyd's body, but when she sees how hard it is to be a teenager, she wants to switch back. At that point however, Lloyd has gotten used to the easy life of a preschooler and doesn't want to. But when he finds out that Francine (in his body) is sent on a field trip to see an eclipse on Darkon 5, where there'll be total darkness, which Francine is deathly afraid of, he sets out to save her. Will he succeed? | "Lloyd Changes His Mind" | Mark Drop, Bart Jennett and Cate Lieuwen
Story by: Elijah Aron |
Craig Kemplin, Roy Meurin,
Kevin Pawlak and Shane Zalvin |
September 12, 2002 | 104 |
| Lloyd is so sick and tired of Francine always reading his mind that Douglas gives him his mind scrambler which can block Francine from reading his mind. But when Francine tried to read his mind by breaking through the mind scrambler he's wearing, she tries so hard that they both end up swapping bodies and minds. Lloyd likes being in Francine's mind and body while attending her preschool, whilst Francine comes to hate being inside Lloyd's mind and body whilst attending his middle school. Will Lloyd in Francine's body of course save Francine before she gets scared of the dark at Darkon 5 and starts bawling? | ||||||
| 106 | When Secret Service agents arrive on the station looking for Boomer, Lloyd and the guys try their best to hide their friend, only to discover their search is not for a fugitive but their prince. | "Boomer's Secret Life" | Joe Ansolabehere, Eric Garcia, Bart Jennett,
Cate Lieuwen and Richard Whitley |
Wendy Grieb, Stark Howell,
David Knott and Brad Vandergrift |
September 13, 2002 | 106 |
| Lloyd and his friends try to hide Boomer who is being hunted by Secret Service agents, only to find out that Boomer is not a fugitive but a prince and his father (The King of his home planet) wants his son to come home and to take the throne. | ||||||
| 101 | Lloyd is overjoyed when Francine temporarily loses her powers and seizes the opportunity to take some revenge on his little sister. | "Francine's Power Trip"
Series Premiere |
Nancylee Myatt | Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 9, 2002 | 101 |
| Francine gets a head cold and will not able to read minds for a day. Lloyd uses to his advantage, only to feel sorry for her upon seeing how upset she is when her powers seem to fizzle out for good. | ||||||
| 130 | Tired of celebrating someone else's holiday, Lloyd introduces his family holiday, Theerlap, to the residents of Intrepidville. | "Cheery Theerlap, Lloyd" | Mark Drop and Cate Lieuwen | Sandy Frame, Craig Kemplin and Kevin Pawlak | December 2, 2002 | 130 |
| Lloyd tries to get out of singing holiday songs for Droimatz (their version of Christmas) to read his comic book by claiming he celebrates Theerlap, even though he knows nothing about it. When he finds out there's not much to it, he makes it bigger than it is, and ends up offending his grandpa, the only one who truly knows about Theerlap, by doing so. | ||||||
| 103 | Lloyd weasels out of a family vacation by convincing Nora to let him stay with Douglas for the weekend and discovers that his friends' families have some pretty strange habits. | "Lloyd's Lost Weekend" | Mark Drop, Bart Jennett and Richard Whitley
Story by: Cate Lieuwen |
Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 11, 2002 | 103 |
| Commander Nebulon and Francine are going to Zizmo Beach which Lloyd thinks is babyish and even worse they are going to McZorks' (their version of McDonald's) afterwards which Lloyd declines to spend a weekend with the McNoggins but they are too boring then he spends a weekend with the Blobberts but they are too babyish he then goes to Eddie's family but they are too boring as well he starts to miss his family and he'd do anything to see them again even if it means going to Zizmo Beach. | ||||||
| 129 | Discovering that Grandpa Leo has a crush on a `girl', Lloyd helps him to overcome his shyness and ask her out. | "You're Never Too Old" | Bart Jennett and Nancylee Myatt | Stark Howell, David Knott,
Kevin Pawlak and Brad Vandergrift |
November 25, 2002 | 129 |
| Lloyd visits his Grandpa Leo at the retirement planet for the weekend but he is bored until Leo starts to see a woman he has a crush on but he is afraid to even speak to her so Lloyd helps him try to get her attention by maybe doing a dance. | ||||||
| 102 | Lloyd and the guys intercept a note to Brittany's `girls only' sleepover. Their curiosity is aroused, and the guys devise a plan to find out exactly what goes on there. | "The Big Sleepover" | Story by: Cate Lieuwen | Stark Howell, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | September 10, 2002 | 102 |
| Lloyd and friends discover that many of the girls have been getting invitations for a girl's only party at Brittany’s house so Lloyd disguises himself as a girl in order to infiltrate the slumber party. | ||||||
Season 3 (2002) Disney Channel October 1, 2002 and October 24, 2002[]
| Episodes Disney Channel | Title | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date
USA |
Prod.code | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 | Station meets a girl over the galactic net and discovers she is coming to Intrepidville. Not wanting her to discover he is a computer, he convinces the guys to build him an organic body so he can meet her `in person'. | "Gimme Some Skin"
Season Premiere |
John Doolittle and Bart Jennett | Stark Howell and Craig Kemplin | October 1, 2002 | 120 |
| Station's email pen pal is coming over at Lloyd's house so Station asks Douglas to give him a living body just to impress his pen pal and Douglas accepts. They teach him everything to do to act like a man but soon it causes trouble. | ||||||
| 121 | Accidentally triggering a new `safety feature' at Luna Vista Middle School sends Lloyd's classroom into deep space. | "Incident at Luna Vista" | Cate Lieuwen
Story by: Bart Jennett |
David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | October 2, 2002 | 121 |
| During a squabble caused by their inability to get along with each other, Mrs. Bolts' class accidentally triggers a new school safety feature and jettison their classroom into space with themselves in it. | ||||||
| 122 | The guys plan to ditch Francine, who's always following them around, but the plan goes wrong when Kurt is left behind. The pair plot revenge against Lloyd. | "Big Brother Kurt" | Cate Lieuwen | Stark Howell and Craig Kemplin | October 3, 2002 | 122 |
| Lloyd asks Kurt to play with Francine and so he does but they become so attached to each other that they're now friends which leaves Lloyd jealous of them. | ||||||
| 123 | Lloyd and the guys get the idea to pit Francine against telekinetically powerful beings, hoping to cash in big time on her amazing abilities. | "The Thrilla at Intrepidvilla" | Elijah Aron, Mark Drop and Cate Lieuwen
Story by: Eric Garcia |
David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | October 4, 2002 | 123 |
| Francine uses her powers to defeat a band of bullies, so Lloyd and the gang make some guys come over to have a challenge with Francine but for some reason Francine is too tired to use her mind powers. The episode title was derived from Thrilla in Manila. | ||||||
| 124 | Douglas gets Lloyd to help when his partner for the debating championship drops out. Lloyd doesn't take it seriously, so Douglas overdoes the revision, with disastrous results. | "That's Debatable" | Elijah Aron | Stark Howell and Craig Kemplin | October 7, 2002 | 124 |
| Douglas' partner is not well so he wants Lloyd to be his partner so when Douglas studies extra hard and stuff he becomes sick so Lloyd must win the championship. | ||||||
| 125 | After making fun of the garbage man, Lloyd and Eddie find themselves stuck spending an entire day with Mr. Stinko for their school's career day. | "Stink-O-Rama" | Joe Molinari | Wendy Grieb, David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | October 8, 2002 | 125 |
| Lloyd and Eddie are forced to spend their school’s Career Day working for Mr. Stinko the garbageman. They soon start to like it and they must save a giant ball of garbage from coming into Intrepidville. | ||||||
| 126 | The boys sneak away from their chores but when they return, they find that chaos has erupted; some real work must be done or the family will return to find Douglas' uncle's farm in shambles. | "Space Farm" | Bart Jennett and Krista Tucker | Stark Howell and Craig Kemplin | October 9, 2002 | 126 |
| The gang have to do their own chores and get sick and tired of it so Douglas has an idea of introducing them to his Cousin Jubb which happens to live on a farm-like world. They start to hate it as first but soon they start to like the chores that they have to do in Cousin Jubb's home. | ||||||
| 127 | Lloyd's life-long dream comes true after Douglas's latest invention causes Brittany, the most popular girl in school, to fall head over heels in love with him. | "Love Beam #9" | Cate Lieuwen | David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | October 10, 2002 | 127 |
| Lloyd uses Douglas' latest invention which is The Love Beam and accidentally makes Brittany fall in love with him. He seems to like it at first but then he misses the old Brittany and tries a way to figure out how he can change her back until he realizes that the love beam didn't change her, it only allowed her to admit that she had always loved Lloyd, which she proves by showing him the message she carved on the same tree as Lloyd when they were 5-years-old, which says "Lloyd luvs Brittany...and Brittany luvs Lloyd too". Though warmed by this, Lloyd eventually still decides to return her back to normal, preferring that she wait to reveal her true feelings for Lloyd when she is ready to. | ||||||
| 128 | The new kid, Zoit, gets to choose its gender when it turns 13; it's the boys against the girls in an all-out effort to convince Zoit which is the better gender. | "Neither Boy Nor Girl"
Season Finale |
Eric Garcia and Richard Whitley | Sandy Frame, Wendy Grieb and Craig Kemplin | October 24, 2002 | 128 |
| The new kid, Zoit, has an upcoming 13th birthday and will then choose to be either a boy or a girl. The boys (Lloyd and his friends) and girls (Brittany, Megan and Cindy) fight to convince Zoit on which gender is better. | ||||||
Season 4 (2003 2004) Disney Channel May 18, 2004 and May 18, 2004[]
| Episodes Disney Channel | Title | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date
USA |
Prod.code | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 132 | Kurt becomes `big body on campus' when he gets his crushball team into the playoffs. | "Heads Up, Blobberts!"
Series Finale |
Cate Lieuwen
Story by: Elijah Aron |
David Knott and Brad Vandergrift | May 18, 2004 | 132 |
| Kurt tries out for the Crater Worm crushball team (their version of football), where everyone finds out that he can remove his head and still operate his body. His body makes the team without the head and becomes a lot more popular, eventually rejecting Kurt. Around the same time though, Kurt's body becomes mean and unhibited and eventually gets too rough out on the field (even against his own team), and everyone has had enough, making Kurt's head and body reconcile. | ||||||