A youthful adventure in the Thundervan leads to Hank administering a gentle reprimand. Billy insists he did not instigate the ensuing chaos. Elsewhere, Barb and Nora enjoy a quiet afternoon tea in the garden.

Phoebe, eager to introduce Billy and Nora to her crush and his baby brother, led them to the park. Instead of returning with Nora’s doll, however, the children unexpectedly brought home a real baby.

Max acquired a small retinue of new students to serve at his beck and call. This decision, however, proved to be a miscalculation, and he soon found himself the target of considerable embarrassment.

Phoebe attempted a transformation, striving to embody a rebellious persona in hopes of capturing the attention of Max’s latest companion—a rocker who had recently joined Max’s band.

Following a villain's escape from Ghost World on Halloween night, the Thundermans journey to New Orleans to collaborate with the Hathaways and the Prestons in an effort to stop the creature. But the task of saving the day proves more intric…

A wave of despair washed over Phoebe as she feared the family’s new shredder had mistakenly reduced her MKTO concert tickets to confetti. She hadn't yet discovered that Max possessed the tickets, harboring a secret intention to take his cru…

A touch of blue blooming on Max’s skin during a date invariably casts suspicion on everyone present. With a sudden, unexpected turn, he transforms into a keen investigator, determined to unravel the mystery of the discoloration and discover…

The bond between Phoebe and Cherry faces a difficult trial when only one is selected for the cheerleading team.

Billy assisted Phoebe with her art project, but she soon discovered the piece had originated in a museum collection.

On Christmas Eve, Max experienced a visitation. Not from living people, but from specters of Christmases gone by, present in the now, and yet to come. The Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future appeared before him.

Phoebe and Max activated one of his peculiar devices, intending to elicit a youthful response from Hank and Barb. However, the siblings soon found themselves regretting the consequences of their intervention.

With the retirement of the notorious supervillain Thunder Man, his longtime adversary, Evilman, relocates to the quiet town of Hiddenville. There, Phoebe finds herself drawn into a clandestine romance with his son.

A subtle unease settled over Phoebe and Max as their friends began to gravitate towards one another, spending increasing amounts of time in each other's company. The twins found themselves shadowed by a quiet apprehension.

Desperate for victory in a video contest promising spectacular failure, Max settles on a submission featuring Phoebe's ballet practice.

Phoebe sought out Max’s assistance, her goal a coveted membership at the exclusive country club, the prize awarded to the victor of the upcoming tennis tournament.

At the family garage sale, Max and Phoebe inadvertently sold one of Barb’s vintage superhero utility belts to a devoted fan of the Electress.

Driven by a competitive spirit, Max sought an edge in his recurring rat races with bandmates. His solution was unorthodox: he engineered a transformation, turning Billy into the fastest rat alive.

Phoebe and Max set off for the mall, their destination a gift for Hank's birthday. Their errand, however, took an unexpected turn when they encountered security.

Phoebe’s carefully considered scheme to foster friendship between Max and Link yielded an unexpected result: Link began to favor Max's company over hers.

Phoebe and Max Thunderman appeared, at first glance, to be ordinary teenagers. However, they were products of an extraordinary lineage – members of a family blessed, or perhaps burdened, with superhuman abilities. Phoebe sought a convention…

Phoebe learned that Max was responsible for the school's recent spate of disruptive pranks.

Max's song fractured the connection between Phoebe and Link, its lyrics revealing details of their lives meant to remain private.

For a class assignment, Phoebe sought out the popular students, hoping to collaborate. She soon found, however, that their enthusiasm for the project was conspicuously absent.

The easy camaraderie between Phoebe and Cherry is strained when the Thunderman family receives unforeseen news.