Drake & Josh

Josh is excited about the chance to meet his TV idol when Drake gives him tickets to "Oprah" for his birthday, but his excitement quickly turns to disappointment in the studio parking lot.

Mrs. Hayfer needs a house sitter for the weekend, and it's up to Drake and Josh to help out, but things don't go as planned when they encounter Tiberius, a vicious dog with a taste for... Drake and Josh? Meanwhile, Walter is training for the mile run, competing against another weatherman.

Drake and Josh are traveling to a family wedding when their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. The situation becomes more complicated when they realize they are responsible for delivering the cake to the reception.

Mindy confesses her feelings to Josh, but he reacts by slamming the door in her face and rushing to Drake for advice. Drake, however, suggests that Mindy's declaration is a strategic move to divert Josh's attention, giving her an advantage in the Science Fair.

Drake teases Josh about his inability to attract girls, leading the two to make a bet on who can date the most girls in one week. The rules stipulate that each date must last at least one hour, participants cannot date someone they already know, and they cannot date the same person more than once.

Drake and Josh meet a man named "The Great Doheny" and discover that he has become overly dependent on his new friends after losing everything, including his career. In an effort to help him regain his career, Drake and Josh find themselves in a difficult situation.

Drake and Josh enter a "Pump My Room" contest in an effort to redecorate the living room as an anniversary gift for their parents. Upon returning home, they discover that everything in the house has been removed. In an attempt to earn money to replace the furniture and other items, they take a job at a sushi factory. However, when they return home from work, they find that everything has mysteriously been restored.

The gang gathers at Drake and Josh's house before Drake's big concert, but due to Walter's inaccurate weather predictions, they become stuck inside because of heavy rain. While the rain continues outside, Drake faces an emotional challenge when his new girlfriend meets his exes.

The boys are tired of sharing a ride and get money to buy a car, but all goes awry when Drake buys an orangutan named Bobo instead. Soon they think they can make some money off their new friend, but things get complicated when they find out the man who purchased him may be an evil doctor with unique skills.

Drake, Josh, and Megan must rebuild a tree house that they accidentally destroyed.

After being taken advantage of one last time by Drake, Josh decides he's had enough and ends his association with him. Drake initially appears indifferent, but as Josh's life begins to improve and Drake's circumstances deteriorate, the musician starts to change his tune.

After accidentally punching Drake in school, Eric becomes very popular. Meanwhile, Josh believes that Mindy has a new boyfriend.

In the episode, Drake and Josh accidentally kill Megan's hamster and believe she is planning revenge as a result.

When the boys get into trouble for using fake IDs, Audrey and Walter worry they might turn to a life of crime and enroll them in a "Steered Straight" program. However, things begin to spiral when a real criminal befriends them.

Megan has become very secretive, prompting Drake and Josh to look into what she is hiding. As they gather clues, they discover she has a new boyfriend, and at first, everything seems positive. However, their investigation reveals that Megan's new partner may cause problems.

The most popular kid in school is hosting what may be the greatest sixteenth birthday party ever, but Drake and Josh might end up having cake for two after they get banned from the event.

When Josh's actions jeopardize Drake's opportunity for a successful Superbowl song, the group must come up with a solution to fix the situation.

When Josh's actions sabotage Drake's opportunity to create a hit song for the Superbowl, the group must find a way to mend the situation.

Drake wins a free skydive from a helicopter and decides to go through with it despite his parents' objections. Josh, being the supportive older brother, attempts to dissuade him but ultimately joins him. What begins as an exciting aerial adventure turns serious when the brothers lose their pilot, and the situation quickly spirals out of control.

Josh decides to enter a local dance contest, but when Drake realizes he's going to fail gym, he has to enter in order to receive high school credit. So he steals Josh's dance partner, and that's when things start to go wrong.