Clarence Buttowski, a young boy, aspires to become the world's greatest daredevil, as he gets help from Gunther, his loyal friend and partner-in-crime.
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Clarence Buttowski, a young boy, aspires to become the world's greatest daredevil, as he gets help from Gunther, his loyal friend and partner-in-crime.
Season 2 episodes
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Rock Callahan's coming to Mellowbrook for a big concert and pyrotechnics display, Kick and Gunther's chance to meet their idol has come. Only there's one problem: there is only ONE TICKET LEFT at Wade's store (The Food 'n' Fix) and it's expensive, and neither one can yield the ticket to the other. So to pay for the ticket Kick and Gunther have formed lawn mowing services, and now Kick and Gunther's friendship is really on the line and at stake about meeting Rock Callahan. Will they reach a compromise or will their desire to meet Rock Callahan mentally strain their friendship?
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Directed by Chris SavinoWritten by Sandro Corsaro, Dean Batali
When Brad gets a new girlfriend, Kelly, Kick soon finds out she is just using him for a cheer leading initiation stunt, which is throwing a huge pile of junk on Brad live on the stage while he is performing a song for her. Can Kick get through to Brad before he is beyond humiliated in front of his entire high school class?
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Directed by Chris SavinoWritten by Sandro Corsaro, David Shayne, Derek Dressler
Kick takes over the delivery services at Battlesnax. But when a faceless foe, known as ‘The Dark One’ threatens to destroy Kick’s perfect delivery record, Kick must defend Battlesnax’s delivery guarantee and deliver food in 29 minutes or less.
Faceplant, the impossible obstacle course game show, is what Kick is aiming to win for $50,000! The only problem is that 37 failures has given him a less than desirable reputation and now is forced to seek help from Ronaldo.
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Directed by Chris SavinoWritten by Patrick Andrew O'Connor
During a heat wave, Kick and his friends head to the Mellowbrook Community pool. But when lifeguards Shannon (Joanna Garcia) and Brad force Kick and his friends to stay in the kiddie pool, Kick leads his friends in a battle for freedom and fun.
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Directed by Chris SavinoWritten by Patrick Andrew O'ConnorGuest stars Emily Osment
When Wade’s stepmom kicks him out of her basement, he is forced to live in the Food N’ Fix until Kick invites him to move in with the Buttowski’s. But Kick quickly discovers that good friends don’t always make the best roommates.
Kick can’t wait to take a spin around the track at “Go-Go-Go-Kart World,” Mellowbrook’s go-kart track owned by former champion racer Eddie Clutch (played by Carl Edwards). But when Gordie Gibble buys the track, he bans the Buttowski’s.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
In order to score tickets to Dirt Bike Mike’s Demo-Cross, Kick must spend time with Cousin Kyle. But there's one problem: one of Kick's ideas backfires on him when Kyle pretends that Kick doesn't exist.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
Kick is trying to get to Skidzees without touching the floor, but he fails multiple times and soon discovers he is a main target for his brother's Internet show "'You've Been Brad'd"'
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor
Kick (who is also joined by Gunther) going to Kendall's party, but Kick is bored and he is challenged Kendall to trick or treat at a house no one has ever gone to: the super creepy and "Haunted" Van Der Deth Mansion. Kick reaches out to all his friends of the party because Kendall got bored everyone (including her boyfriend Ronaldo).
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Patrick Andrew O'ConnorGuest stars Emily Osment
When Brad and his friends abandon Kick and Gunther in the woods, they discover an abandoned amusement park that may be haunted by the ghost...of Dead Man Dave.
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Directed by Chris SavinoWritten by Derek Dressler, Scott O'Brien
Kick tries to help his sister get into the prestigious Poise Posse club after he had ruined her entry chances at the club's auditions last year and now must earn back Brianna's trust,
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Dave Lewman, Joe Liss, Patrick Andrew O'Connor
Kick must research a strange creature called a Nuzzlet given to him to make a school report, but here's the rub the book he needs, and the only place quiet enough for him to do his report are both in the... Library.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
In order to see a new movie Kick tags along on Brad's date to make sure it goes well, but there are two problems: his date finds Kick better company than Brad, and Brad has his habits of being an oppressive big brother.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
It's secret Santa time at the Buttowski's! Kick gets Kyle as a secret Santa but when Kick has a change of heart he goes to great lengths to get Kyle the perfect gift.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Dave Lewman, Joe Liss, Patrick Andrew O'Connor
When Gunther gets grounded on the night of Boom McCondor's BMX Joust, Magnus (evidently wanting to give him a sporting chance) challenges Kick to a BattleSneegan to see if he can get Gunther on the sidewalk before sundown if he doesn't Gunther's grounding gets extended for a year and if that's not bad enough Magnus has never ever lost a BattleSneegan before.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor, Patrick Andrew O'Connor
Kick reluctantly agrees to go on a “sleepy river” water park ride with Gunther. When Gunther falls asleep, Kick decides to take an unauthorized detour in an attempt to find adventure, but gets more than he bargained for.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor, Patrick Andrew O'Connor
Kick must protect Ronaldo from danger until the school play of Romeo and Juliet is over or he will have to take his place. Now normally that wouldn't be so bad, but the Juliet of the play is Kendall.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Patrick Andrew O'Connor
To stop Kendall from winning a class election and making his life miserable, Kick gets Wacky Jackie to run against her, but he soon discovers it to be a mistake he'll regret. Will he be forced to choice between the lesser of two evils before Mellowbrook Elementary is torn apart?
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
Kick and Gunther go to nature camp and are paired up with two different counselors. While Gunther gets Jock Wilder, Kick is stuck with his overly cautious brother Larry Wilder.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
After being entrusted with the task of hiding the parents anniversary present and an incident with Brad, Kick "loses" his mother's anniversary present at a swap meet and must track it down before it's sold, along with his fathers trust in him.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Eric Rivera
It is time for the state regional spelling bee. But thanks to a lunch themed error from Principal Henry, the only person who is well enough to partake in the bee is Kick who is "a horrible speller".
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Eric Rivera
Kick is caught littering by Officer Irwin and is assigned highway clean-up duty, but a pesky rival makes Kick's job harder. Can Kick (with Gunther's help) bring this rival to justice or will he be buried by the one thing he's supposed to get rid of?
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Eric Rivera
Kick, while in the midst of his Para-boarding ambitions, is strapped for a material that can withstand the G-Forces when he is airborne but is denied such a thing when he tries to borrow such a thing from his neighbors. But when a thief surfaces in the neighborhood a sleep deprived Kick is accused of stealing the items so to clear his name he forms a Neighborhood Watch with Gunther. He eventually comes up with no leads and now has one night to turn up a perp, or the neighbors will be calling in the boys in blue. In the midst of his last-ditch effort even Kick will be surprised as to the thief's identity.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Patrick Andrew O'Connor
Gordie tries to impress his father, Mr. Gibble, by threatening to destroy Kick and Gunther’s favorite hangout, The Gully. The only way for them to save it is by outsmarting him.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Patrick Andrew O'Connor, Derek Dressler
After a botched reenactment, Kick is selected to star in a Viking reenactment over Gunther who really wanted to star in the reenactment. After a second Botched Reenactment when Kick tries to set the record straight by having Gunther do the reenactment instead of him, Gunther is now being mistaken for an ancient Viking warrior when he along with Kick's Family visits the Old Country. Gunther is now being hailed as a hero and a celebrity instead of his usual status as a wing-man. Gunther states that he will never leave the old country again. Can Kick save their friendship before it's too late?
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
A new big screen TV has shown up and with that Brad and Brianna are the first to make claims to the TV. Harold makes them play ping pong to decide who gets control over the TV for a night (which is the way the Buttowski family used to settle things when Harold was younger rather than fighting). Brad and Brianna both have bad table manners with ping pong, but things start to get out of hand when Harold picks up a paddle, and now the only one who can stop him is... Kick.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor, Patrick Andrew O'Connor
Kick, Harold and Brad continue their annual tradition of telling scary stories during a campout, but this year, Kick's story is so scary that the boys begin to fear it has come true.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Jonathan M. Howard, Jonathan M. Howard
After a dispute over the last slice of pizza ensues between the Buttowski siblings, a precious item of their mothers is destroyed (her favorite picture of the three of them). Can they put aside their differences long enough to get a replacement picture to appease their now mentally unstable mother?
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Mike Yank, Chuck Hayward
After Brad takes all his savings, Kick violates a newly founded brotherly-bond agreement when he decides to get back at his brother by stealing his diary.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Scott O'Brien, Dan Reilly
When Kick's grandma, Rosie, comes to visit, they have a blast together until she gives Kick a new jumpsuit for his stunt. Kick finds himself torn between making his grandma happy by wearing the embarrassing outfit or risk hurting her feelings by not wearing it.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Tabitha Vidaurri, Tabitha Vidaurri, Derek Dressler
Kick can't get a wink of sleep when Wacky Jackie and Cousin Kyle compete over who is his #1 fan and throw him a celebration in honor of his latest stunt.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Mike Yank
Honey entrusts Kick with keeping a batch of her homemade cookies away from Harold. Kick is sure it will be easy, but Harold will stop at nothing to get his hands on those cookies, exhibiting Kick-style determination.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Derek Dressler, Eric Rivera
Kick and Brianna break Dad's air conditioner on the hottest day of the year, but Brad is blamed and grounded for the whole summer. Kick and Brianna agree to keep their blunder a secret, but Kick struggles with the mounting guilt.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Eric Rivera
Kick needs money to buy an awesome bike engine and convinces Brianna to let him borrow the money. When he can't pay it back in time, Brianna, with the help of her friends Madison and Abbie, becomes a loan shark and pushes her brother to make good on his promise.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
When Kendall inadvertently outdoes Kick at a Motocross stunt and claims to be “Mellowbrook’s Top Daredevil”, she is challenged to a rematch by Kick. Kendall agrees to only participate in an all-girl Roller Derby, so Kick and his friends must put on disguises in order to compete.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Eric Rivera
After Kick saves the DiPazzi twins' lives, they become indebted to him by their code of ethics. When they do not leave his side, he must go to extreme measures to get them out of his life, but the question here is who is in the most need of goons like the DiPazzi Twins?
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Mike Yank, Mike Yank
Kick and Gunther break Magnus' meat slicer the day before the annual Battlesnax Salted Meats Festival, so they brave an epic Viking department store, Bwar-Mart, to find a replacement. When they are trapped in the store after hours, they must find a way to escape before the wacky store manager makes them employees for life.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Mike Yank
In order to attend the Gnarly Games, Kick must track down Cousin Kyle, who has just consumed an entire case of Cheetah Chug. However, catching his energized cousin is easier said than done!
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler
After sneaking out of the house to see the new Rock Callahan movie, Kick arrives home to find that his dad has installed a new security system and must dismantle this extreme robot before his dad wakes up.
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Directed by Chris Savino, Clay MorrowWritten by Derek Dressler, Scott O'Brien
Derek Dressler, Patrick Andrew O'Connor, David Shayne, M.A. Larson, Nick Confalone, Eric Rivera, Mark Drop, Joe Liss, Dave Lewman, Scott O'Brien, Mike Yank, Nathan Knetchel, Clay Morrow, Chris Savino, Carl Faruolo, Dean Batali, Bob Camp, John Derevlany, Tony Mosher, Jonathan M. Howard, Thomas Krajewski, Guy Toubes, Mike Kunkel, Jennifer Keene, Mark Fellows, Tabitha Vidaurri, Brendan Duffy, Derek Dressler, David Shayne, Sandro Corsaro, Patrick Andrew O'Connor, M.A. Larson, Mike Yank, Eric Rivera, Devin Bunje, Nick Stanton
Production details
Status
Canceled
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
103
Original language
English
Networks & production
Disney XDUnited States
Disney Television AnimationUnited States
Themes
daredevilkick
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