Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil

Kick repeatedly attempts to conquer the challenging Dead Man's Drop ramp, but his efforts are consistently thwarted by his older brother Brad, who insists he stay home to take a driver's test.

Kick, a young fan, is disappointed when he misses Billy Stumps's daredevil performance at the mall. Determined to see the next show, he teams up with Gunther and Wade, the owner of Food'n Fix, to find a key that will allow him to ride with Billy during the next event.

Kick tries everything to retrieve an autographed book by his idol Billy Stumps after Gunther accidentally returns it to the library, but the librarian refuses to help.

While their parents are away, Brad hosts a party at the house, but Kick is explicitly forbidden from attending. Undeterred, Kick and Gunther attempt to sneak in to get a taste of Brad's legendary nachos.

Kick and Gunther survive a risky stunt after falling off a cliff and discover a unique hangout, which becomes the center of conflict when Brad and his friends evict them, prompting repeated attempts by Kick and Gunther to reclaim it.

Kick attempts to avoid performing any stunts for a full day to avoid being sent to military school, while Brad and others try to tempt him into breaking his promise.

Kick prepares for a major talent show debut, but when Gunther accidentally knocks him unconscious, he must find a way to revive Kick before the performance begins.

Kick is tasked with watching his sister, Brianna, while they wait in line at the grocery store to buy his favorite cereal. When Brianna darts off with some cereal, Kick must retrieve her without their mom noticing. To make matters more difficult, a store employee is keeping a close eye on him, waiting for him to make a mistake.

Kick, tired of being mocked as "Shrimp," vows to prove himself by doing something impressive. His opportunity leads to a disastrous outcome, but he redeems himself by embracing his nickname in an unexpected and commendable way.

Kick helps Gunther and his family save their restaurant, FØÖD, from closing by transforming it into BattleSnax, a wildly popular eatery in Mellowbrook.

A new neighbor, Jackie Wackerman, becomes obsessed with Kick after seeing one of his stunts, claiming to be his biggest fan. Gunther warns Kick that Jackie is unstable, but Kick initially dismisses the concern. As Jackie's behavior becomes more disruptive, Kick and Gunther devise a plan to trick her into stopping, leaving it uncertain whether the scheme will succeed.

Kick and Gunther search for a legendary giant goldfish, hoping to use it to create the perfect wave for an extreme wave-boarding adventure, with assistance from their neighbor Mr. Vickle.

Kick and Gunther, aided by Wade, embark on a mission to save students trapped on a school bus during a severe snowstorm, while Kendall, the class president, attempts to assert leadership in the crisis.

Kick takes in an escaped chimp named Dr. Awesome but keeps it hidden due to his history of failing to care for pets. Chaos ensues when other chimps from the zoo escape, apparently following Dr. Awesome, and create havoc in the neighborhood.

Kick is forced by his father, Harold, to take piano lessons, but the pressure leads to another one of Kick's chaotic and unpredictable escapes.

Brianna takes Kick's cherished first stunt bike and uses it to compete at a pageant party, aiming to outdo her rival, Penelope Patterson.

Kick, frustrated by constant bullying from Brad, seeks help from the retired wrestling champion Papercut Peterson. However, he soon discovers that Peterson has a history of bullying himself. Kick must earn his mentor's respect and prove that even the underdog can rise to the occasion.

Kick is determined to see the movie "Zombie Motocross" starring his hero Rock Callahan, despite being denied by Pantsy, the Multiplex assistant manager, and he goes to great lengths to sneak into the highly secured theater.

Kick is excited about an overnight camping trip, hoping it will help him "become a man," but he finds the campsite too comfortable. After a disappointing start, Kick and Brad face a real challenge that puts them to the test.

Kick is tasked with watching Oskar while Ms. Chicarelli is away playing shuffleboard, but his carelessness leads to Oskar being locked up in the dog pound, forcing Kick to find a way to save him before facing severe consequences.

Kick and Brad wait for their father's return while playing around near his car, "Monique," when Kick discovers a scratch that Brad quickly tries to attribute to him. To avoid punishment, Kick takes it upon himself to repair the damage, with Gunther helping to keep Brad and their father distracted. Meanwhile, an unexpected bee swarm forces them to the hospital, where Gunther must manage the situation to cover up the scratch.

Kick presents an oral report on his hero, Dead Man Dave, recounting a wild story about the search for Dave's lost skateboard. His classmates and teacher find the tale hard to believe.

Gunther becomes infatuated with Jackie after realizing they share several interests, but she remains unaware of him and is more interested in a daring stunt performer. Kick steps in to help Gunther win her attention, though Jackie's heart seems set on someone who matches her adventurous spirit.

Kick is anxious about "Bring Your Dad to School Day," fearing his father, Wade, will embarrass him with his uncool, square behavior. Desperate to avoid shame, Kick tries to transform Wade into a more socially acceptable, cool version of himself by the big event.

Kick, after losing his iconic helmet, becomes disoriented and shaken, leading him to consider quitting the life of a daredevil, though he finds the transition far more difficult than expected.

Wade's promotion at Food 'N Fix and his subsequent move to a company office causes his former coworkers Kick and Gunther to feel left out, leading them to plot his demotion in an attempt to regain their close friendship. However, their efforts backfire, resulting in Wade receiving further promotions instead.

Kick faces off against a street racing crew led by the arrogant Ronaldo on Mt. Hurtsmore in a high-stakes race that pits physics against daring. With the help of One-Eyed Jackson, a retired racing legend and school woodshop teacher, Kick and Gunther prepare to challenge the competition.

Kick is invited to Wacky Jackie's birthday party while in the middle of an important stunt, leading him to initially want to eliminate her for ruining a unique opportunity. He strikes a deal with Brad to help find a gift in exchange for his room, but when Kick arrives and discovers he is the only guest, he decides to throw Jackie the best party possible. However, he forgets to bring a present, leaving her reaction to his gift uncertain.

Kick and Brad compete in a challenge to win a trip to Hawaii for the "Stunt That Ends All Stunts," with Kick determined to succeed despite Brad's tendency to cheat.

Kick's cousin Kyle arrives unexpectedly and disrupts Kick's plans to perform a high-stakes stunt that could make his career. Frustrated, Kick and Gunther try to find a way to remove Kyle from the situation, raising the question of how far they're willing to go.

Gunther introduces Kick to a website that ranks the most popular videos, inspiring Kick to perform various stunts in an attempt to reach the top. However, his efforts are challenged by Kendall, who also seeks the top spot.

On Mother's Day, Kick and Brad engage in a competitive breakfast-making rivalry, both attempting to impress their mother with a meal of eggs, bacon, and orange juice, while Harold unexpectedly joins in, adding another layer to the competition.

Kick and Gunther worry their friendship is coming to an end due to a disagreement between their families over Kick's risky behavior, prompting them to look for new friends.

Kick attempts to keep his poor report card hidden from his father in order to participate in a demolition derby, but his brother Brad is determined to expose the truth and show their dad the results.

Kick is forced to partner with his rival Kendall for a dance competition after a scheduling change and a series of mishaps, putting his gym grade at risk as he faces off against reluctant competitors Gunther and Jackie.

Ms. Chicarelli, an elderly resident, takes it upon herself to discipline the children on the cul-de-sac in an effort to restore order and peace to the neighborhood. Kick, Brad, and their friends must find a way to outwit her before they face permanent punishment.

Kick can no longer use his "dog ate my homework" excuse and must complete two months of missed assignments in one night. When Oskar literally eats his first homework, he faces the same challenge—finishing two months' worth of work in under six minutes to avoid failing the class.

When the ice cream truck breaks down on his dad's birthday, Kick must find a way to save the celebration and stop the 3rd Street Bandits from stealing the rare and tasty Cowboy Kelly Bars.

Kick faces expulsion after his principal threatens him for another school stunt, but the situation worsens when the janitor frames him for a crime he didn't commit. Meanwhile, it is revealed that Kendall and Ronaldo are in a secret, potentially troubled relationship.

Kick meets Teena Sometimes' daredevil stunt double, Scarlett Rosetti, as Brianna's hit TV show faces cancellation, leading to public backlash against him and putting Kick in danger from angry fans, including Brianna.

Rock Callahan is coming to Mellowbrook for a concert with pyrotechnics, and Kick and Gunther are eager to meet their idol. However, only one ticket remains at Wade's store, and the two friends clash over who should buy it, leading them to start a lawn mowing business to earn the money. As their friendship is tested, they must decide whether to compromise or let their desire to meet Rock Callahan drive a wedge between them.

Brad becomes interested in Kelly, but Kick suspects she has ulterior motives. During a school event, Kelly humiliated Brad by orchestrating a stunt that involves dumping trash on him mid-performance. Kick must intervene to prevent further embarrassment for Brad in front of his peers.

Kick and Gunther uncover a surprising family secret when they learn that Kick's mother was once a famous daredevil known by the alias "Honey Splash.

Kick's mother takes him to the mall to purchase a suit for his aunt's wedding, and she must ensure that the suit she selected fits and remains intact throughout the shopping trip.

Kick must make amends and complete several tasks to replace Gunther’s Dad’s broken foosball table before he returns home.

Kick assumes control of Battlesnax's delivery operations, striving to maintain a flawless record. A mysterious rival called 'The Dark One' emerges, challenging Kick's efficiency and threatening the company's 29-minute delivery guarantee. To protect Battlesnax's reputation, Kick must rise to the challenge and prove their skills under pressure.

Kick races against time to master a difficult bike in order to secure victory in an important race.

Kick forms a band to compete against Brad in the Battle of the Bands and reclaim the garage.

Kick spends a day with his grandpa, during which he discovers his grandfather's past as a military spy.

Kick accidentally breaks Gunther's valuable Viking clock and spends a day with Jackie to make it up to him.

Kick aims to win $50,000 on the challenging game show *Faceplant*, but his history of 37 failures has damaged his reputation, prompting him to seek assistance from Ronaldo.

Kick agrees to assist Gunther and Billy Stumps with two significant events that coincide on the same day.

Kick enters a contest to win a spot on a billboard by submitting an action shot of himself.

While exploring a cave, Kick and Kendall become entangled when their hands become stuck together by an unusual type of cave sap.

After growing tired of Brad's ongoing bullying, Kick turns to Luigi Vendetta, a mysterious figure who offers to permanently resolve the issue.

During a scorching heat wave, Kick and his friends visit the Mellowbrook Community pool, only to be restricted to the kiddie pool by lifeguards Shannon and Brad, prompting Kick to rally his friends in a spirited effort to reclaim their freedom and enjoy the full pool.

Wade is evicted from his stepmom's basement and temporarily takes refuge at the Food N’ Fix, where Kick eventually offers him a place to stay at the Buttowski home. However, Kick soon learns that being good friends does not necessarily translate to being good roommates.

Kick is excited to race at Go-Go-Go-Kart World, a local go-kart track owned by former racing champion Eddie Clutch. However, after businessman Gordie Gibble purchases the facility, he enforces a new policy that prevents the Buttowski family from entering.

Kick tries to win Dirt Bike Mike’s Demo-Cross tickets by bonding with his cousin Kyle, but his plan goes wrong when Kyle begins ignoring him completely.

After dodgeball is banned at school, Kick attempts to join the sports team but faces challenges from Coach Sternbeck and her strict regulations.

A retired vice principal returns to the school, leading to Kick and his friends receiving detention.

Kick attempts to reach Skidzees without touching the ground, but repeated failures lead him to realize he has become the main subject of his brother's web series, *You've Been Brad'd*.

During a sleepover, Kick and Gunther clash with Brianna over who controls the living room.

Kick and Gunther attend Kendall's party, but Kick grows bored and challenges Kendall to a daring trick-or-treat at the infamous and eerie Van Der Deth Mansion. As the night progresses, Kick gathers his friends to join him, taking advantage of the fact that Kendall has grown bored and annoyed with everyone, including her boyfriend Ronaldo.

Brad and his friends leave Kick and Gunther stranded in the woods, where they stumble upon a forgotten amusement park that may be haunted by the ghost of a man known as Dead Man Dave.

After Kick's room is destroyed, he and Brad are forced to share a space while they wait for their dad to make repairs, testing their patience and ability to coexist.

A health inspector visits the Food n' Fix, and when Wade suddenly disappears, Kick and Gunther take it upon themselves to locate him.

Kick attempts to help his sister Brianna gain entry into the exclusive Poise Posse club, seeking to make amends after jeopardizing her chances during last year's auditions and working to rebuild her trust.

Kick is tasked with researching a mysterious creature called a Nuzzlet for a school assignment, but he faces a challenge: the book he needs and the only quiet place to work are both located in the Library.

Kick befriends a dog named Jazzy, but his excitement turns to conflict when he learns the dog was specifically trained to stop him from performing dangerous stunts.

Kick accompanies Brad on a date to ensure its success, but complications arise when the date prefers Kick's company and Brad's overbearing behavior creates tension.

During the Buttowski family's Secret Santa tradition, Kick is assigned to give a gift to Kyle. When Kick second-guesses his initial choice, he undertakes an elaborate mission to find the perfect present.

An avalanche triggered by Kick traps the Buttowski family, forcing Kick to take charge and find a way to rescue them before their time stuck together leads to chaos and frustration.

Kick, Brad, and Harold find themselves trapped in a frigid attic, forced to confront their situation as they search for a way to escape.

Gunther is grounded on the night of Boom McCondor's BMX Joust, so Magnus challenges Kick to a BattleSneegan to determine if Gunther can be un-grounded in time. If Kick loses, Gunther's grounding is extended by a year. Magnus, who has never lost a BattleSneegan before, is determined to win.

Kick agrees to ride a calm water attraction with Gunther, but when Gunther falls asleep, Kick veers off course in search of excitement, leading to unexpected complications.

Kick is tasked with protecting Ronaldo until the school's *Romeo and Juliet* play concludes, but the assignment becomes complicated when he discovers that the cast as Juliet is Kendall.

Kick enlists Wacky Jackie as a rival for Kendall's class election to prevent her from winning and tormenting him, but he soon realizes this strategy may cause more problems than it solves. As tensions rise, Kick must decide between two difficult options before the school is thrown into chaos.

Kick and Gunther attend a nature camp where they are assigned separate counselors—Gunther with the adventurous Jock Wilder and Kick with his more cautious brother, Larry Wilder.

Kick accidentally loses his parents' anniversary present at a swap meet following an incident with Brad and must retrieve it before it's sold, risking his father's trust.

The state regional spelling bee is about to take place, but due to a lunch-related mishap orchestrated by Principal Henry, only Kick remains well enough to compete, despite being known for his poor spelling skills.

Kick is sentenced to clean up litter along the highway after being caught in the act by Officer Irwin, but his task is complicated by a persistent rival. With assistance from Gunther, Kick attempts to confront and outwit his opponent, though the situation threatens to overwhelm him with the very trash he's trying to remove.

Kick, struggling to obtain a special material for his Para-boarding project, faces obstacles when his neighbors refuse to lend it to him. When neighborhood items go missing and he is wrongly accused of the theft, he teams up with Gunther to form a Neighborhood Watch and investigate. With time running out before the police are called, Kick's final attempt to uncover the thief leads to an unexpected revelation.

Gordie attempts to gain his father's approval by threatening to destroy Kick and Gunther's favorite spot, The Gully. To prevent its destruction, Kick and Gunther must find a clever way to outwit Gordie.

After Dad's cherished car, Monique, is towed, he and Kick must set aside their differences and collaborate to retrieve it.

Kick is chosen over Gunther for a Viking reenactment, leading to confusion and complications when Gunther, mistaken for a real Viking, becomes a local hero during a family trip to the Old Country. As Gunther embraces his newfound fame, Kick must find a way to restore their friendship before it is lost.

A new big-screen TV sparks a rivalry between Brad and Brianna, who both want to control it. To resolve the conflict, Harold challenges them to a ping pong match, a method he used in his youth to settle disputes. As the match escalates, Harold joins in and the only one who can stop the chaos is Kick.

Kick, Harold, and Brad uphold their yearly campout tradition by sharing scary stories, but Kick's tale becomes unsettlingly real, causing the group to question whether it has come to life.

The Buttowski siblings argue over the last slice of pizza, accidentally destroying their mother's favorite photo of the family. Now they must work together to replace the picture before their already unstable mother loses her mind.

Kendall is hired by Kick's mom to babysit the Buttowski brothers after she sees Brad struggle with the responsibility.

Kick betrays a promise of brotherhood by stealing Brad's diary after Brad takes his savings.

Kick's grandma, Rosie, visits and they enjoy a fun-filled time together until she gifts him a flashy jumpsuit for his stunts, leaving him conflicted about whether to wear it to please her or avoid the embarrassment.

Kick and Gunther enlist Mouth's assistance to view a live broadcast of "Jock Wilder's Crock Wrestle 2," leading to an unexpected partnership.

Kick is kept awake as Wacky Jackie and Cousin Kyle, both vying to be his top fan, organize a surprise celebration for his most recent stunt.

Honey asks Kick to hide a batch of her homemade cookies from Harold, believing it to be a simple task. However, Kick underestimates Harold's persistence, as he goes to great lengths to retrieve the cookies, mirroring Kick's own tenacity.

Kick and Brianna accidentally break their father's air conditioner on the hottest day of the year, leading to Brad being wrongly blamed and grounded for the summer. They agree to keep the incident a secret, but Kick becomes increasingly burdened by guilt.

Kick borrows money from his sister Brianna to purchase a high-performance bike engine. When he fails to repay it on time, Brianna, with the support of her friends Madison and Abbie, takes aggressive steps to ensure he honors his debt.

Kendall claims the title of "Mellowbrook's Top Daredevil" after surpassing Kick in a Motocross stunt, leading to a rematch challenge. To avoid competing directly against boys, Kendall insists on an all-girl Roller Derby competition, forcing Kick and his friends to disguise themselves in order to participate.

After Kick saves the lives of the DiPazzi twins, they feel bound by their code to protect and follow him, leading him to take drastic steps to distance himself from them. The episode explores the dynamic of who truly needs whom—Kick or the twins.

Kick and Gunther accidentally break Magnus' meat slicer just before the Battlesnax Salted Meats Festival and venture to the Viking-themed department store Bwar-Mart to replace it. After becoming trapped inside after hours, they must find a way to escape before the eccentric store manager forces them into permanent employment.

Kick sets out to locate his cousin Kyle, who has become hyperactive after eating an entire case of Cheetah Chug, in order to take him to the Gnarly Games.

Kick sneaks out to watch a new Rock Callahan movie but returns to find his father has installed a high-tech security system. He must quickly figure out how to disable the advanced robot-like device before his dad wakes up.

In the film, Kick, portrayed by Rock, must confront the menacing antagonist, The Dark One, who seeks to dominate the city of Mellowopolis.