Gary and Wyatt worked with increasing urgency to combat the computer virus afflicting Lisa, a digital malady that had inexplicably convinced her she was romantically infatuated with Chett.

Trouble begins to brew for the boys when Lisa substitutes them with clones fashioned from bubble gum.

Wyatt and Gary find themselves hunted by a creature born from a video game, a being brought to life by Lisa.

Lisa sought to unleash a ruthless quality within Wyatt during their wrestling matches, inadvertently transforming him into something primal and untamed.

The boys find themselves facing twice the difficulty when Lisa develops a dual personality—one gentle, the other fiercely untamed.

The boundary between consciousness blurred for Gary the night he activated the device Lisa had built. He didn't simply enter Chett's dreams; he was pulled through, inhabiting the other man's form in a way that felt startlingly real. Gary f…

Eager to impress, the boys auditioned for the school talent show as magicians. Their initial excitement, however, soured quickly when their act resulted in the inexplicable disappearance of Lisa.

Wyatt encounters the girl he has always envisioned. A cruel twist, however, reveals her to be a creation of Lisa's hand.

Lisa orchestrated a swap – Wyatt and Gary exchanged places – but soon discovered that the grass wasn't necessarily greener on the other side.

Seeking a remedy for their romantic woes, Gary and Wyatt enlist Lisa's help in a rather unconventional endeavor: a journey back to the summer of 1986, to the very camp where their love lives first began.

When the machine developed an affection for Lisa, it began a desperate attempt to erase Gary and Wyatt from existence.

Lisa, exasperated by Chett’s petulant antics, found herself enacting a peculiar transformation upon him, reducing the man to a state of infantile dependence.

Gary and Wyatt found themselves forming a band, christening it "MegaHurtz," and soon discovered a series of painful truths about the music industry.