The Replacements

- Season 1

(2006)

When the coach of Todd and Riley's baseball team, Coach Pops, subs out their best hitter for their worst, Shelton, just so that he can have a go, the team loses again. So Todd decides to call Fleemco to replace Pops with a pro-baseball player who knows what he's doing.

Riley and her friends, Abbey and Tasumi, are trying to sell beef jerky for the Happy Hornet's Annual Beef Jerky Charity Fundraising Contest, which they lose every year to another troupe. Scoutleader Susan, leader of Riley's troupe, is such a stickler for the rules, they could never possibly win. So Riley calls Fleemco for a replacement, someone who knows how to sell and won't get caught up in a lot of little rules.

Riley changes her appearance in order to impress a boy at her school's fall dance.

After not being able to skate in anywhere in Pleasant Hills besides a little skate center, Todd decides to replace the mayor with a professional skater so he can skate wherever he wants.

After getting beaten up by Donny one time too many, Todd replaces the ineffective security guard with a robot.

Todd replaces the mean librarian with a rock star, upsetting Riley.

After joining the school newspaper, Riley replaces the journalism teacher with an investigative reporter, who turns the paper into a sleazy tabloid.

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After Riley becomes obsessed with wanting a horse, Dick purchases a mule for her.

Todd replaces the carnival manager with a street gambler, then he runs away with the carnival.

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Riley replaces the strict cheerleading coach with a hippie after failing to make the team. Soon, the majority of the school joins the squad.

Todd and Riley replace their babysitter with a kids' show host.

On Riley's thirteenth birthday, Agent K tries to get Dustin Dreamlake to perform at Riley's party.

When Riley and Todd learn that a call to Fleemco did not replace their neighbors the Kelpmans, they fear that their neighbors have turned into zombies and plan to do the same to trick-or-treaters.

Todd replaces his German teacher with someone who speaks only German in time for parent-teacher night.

Everyone at school blindly follows the newest trendsetter, Heather Hartley. Riley decides to replace the trendsetter with someone unstylish and unhip: herself.

Riley replaces the middle-aged lifeguard with a younger one (voiced by Zac Efron) then uses him to make Johnny Hitswell jealous.

Riley loses Todd's lab rat and replaces it with a new one, which turns out to be younger than the other rat.

In order to fight Donny Rottweiler, Todd signs up for a karate class. Then he replaces the meek karate teacher with Agent K's martial arts trainer, Master Pho.

Riley replaces the zookeeper with an eco-warrior, who promptly frees the animals.'

Conflict ensues between Riley and her two best friends.

When Riley and Tasumi get in a huge best friend fight, their parents send them to the school counselor to work out their problems. / It's a battle of the siblings when Todd and Riley run against each other for student council. As the election heats up, each one replaces the teachers sponsoring their campaigns to give them more of a competitive edge.

On a class trip to the ancient ruins, Todd replaces the tour guide with a reckless Australian explorer.

When Agent K signs Riley up for a classical violin tutor, Riley replaces the tutor with her country music idol, Susie May.

Todd replaces the school choir director with a professional music manager who turns the choir into a boy band.

Todd and Jacobo win tickets to a football game, where Carson Palmer (voicing himself) will throw a record-breaking touchdown pass. Jacobo gets a big ego after he obtains Carson's football, and his friendship with Todd nearly gets ruined.