Gary and Wyatt, the quintessential high school nerds, conjure their ideal companion through the glow of Wyatt’s personal computer.

Gary longed for a remote, a device to fast-forward through life's tedious stretches. Instead of a simple escape, however, he turned the device’s power inward, creating mischief for himself and Wyatt in equal measure.

To win the favor of a girl, Gary yearned for the intellect of Albert Einstein. Consequently, Lisa wove a spell, summoning the physicist’s mind to aid him.

For his mother’s birthday, Gary desired a gift of considerable magnitude. The result was unexpected, to say the least: his father underwent a remarkable transformation, becoming powerfully built and strikingly handsome.

A surge of anger coursed through Lisa at Gary's dismissive instruction to explain "The Feminine Mystique." In a swift, defiant act, she transformed the boys before her into young women.

Gary and Wyatt approached Lisa with a request: they wanted her assistance in securing their place on the basketball team.

A flicker of triumph ignited in Gary as his request for more engaging courses was approved, a stark contrast to the quiet dismay that settled over Wyatt.

Lisa presented the slight Wyatt with a bodysuit, which, upon donning, dramatically altered his physique, rendering him strikingly handsome.

Lisa presented Wyatt and Gary with peculiar watches, imbued with a subtle magic intended to ease their anxieties surrounding mortality and desire.

Wyatt's ambition to become president of the chess club unexpectedly thrusts him into a position of true authority.

Gary’s calculated attempt to win Lisa’s affection unexpectedly leads to her developing feelings for Wyatt instead.

Wyatt watched in dismay as Lisa enacted a spell, a transformation that visibly aged their parents into youthful teens, much to Gary’s amusement.

When Lisa assumes responsibility for the sex education curriculum, she finds herself striving to instill in Gary a sense of honesty and accountability.