
Weird Science — Season 5
Chett finds himself stepping in when a dissolute genie appears, captivating Lisa and drawing her away from those she holds dear. His intervention seems driven by more than simple heroism; it appears he’s quite taken with the enchanted woman…
Lisa revealed herself, a quiet blossoming. It was through an unexpected bond with a waitress from the local coffeehouse that the genie finally confessed the nature of her hidden abilities.
The community now seeks those responsible for the desecration of Scampi’s portrait, an act that has thrust Wyatt and Gary into the unwelcome role of fugitives. Yet, a more perplexing question lingers: who is this enigmatic figure with a sin…
Gary’s efforts to raise his grades for college entrance take an unexpected turn as his track career gains momentum.
Lisa assists in the creation of Wyatt’s ideal companion, yet simultaneously conjures a monstrous being with a singular appetite for Chett and Gary.
Lisa, in a curious experiment, bestows a human form upon Chett’s newly acquired dog. However, the transformation leaves the creature struggling with ingrained habits, finding it difficult to suppress its instinctive urge to lick.
To chastise Chet for his predatory ways, Lisa orchestrates a transformation: she casts him as an exotic dancer in Las Vegas. Yet, he unexpectedly reverses the situation, demonstrating a talent that rivals the most seasoned performers.
A miscalculated action by Lisa sent Gary and Wyatt hurtling through time, their destinies unexpectedly reshaped. They found themselves inhabiting the bodies of their own mothers.
Wyatt discovers his future wife through Lisa’s matchmaking service, “Bride Tracker.” Yet, his intended seems far from eager to spend time with the eager groom, let alone a lifetime.
When Chett and Scampi find themselves unexpectedly confined within Lisa’s virtual reality game – a harrowing recreation of a World War II prison camp – Gary and Wyatt devise an ingenious plan for their rescue.
Chett irrevocably alters the course of history with his journey to ancient Greece. There, presenting himself as a mystical oracle capable of dispensing beer, he unleashes unforeseen consequences.
With Gary and Wyatt at school, Lisa immersed herself in a virtual reality game called Genie Detective. The experience transported her to the 1930s. Chett joined her, though wholly unprepared for the simulated world. He was also unaware of a…
Discouraged by the erratic nature of her abilities, Lisa sought counsel from the renowned “genie master.” Elsewhere, Wyatt and Gary found themselves consumed by an inexplicable fascination with a peculiar magic box.
Lisa and her friends lend a hand to the spectral residents of Farber High, helping them to subtly remind the living of their school pride. Their efforts culminate in a clever scare that dissuades Scampi from demolishing their beloved wing.
Driven by a desperate desire to eclipse all others in beauty, Wyatt’s mother sought the aid of a magic mirror. Her ambition was to banish every lovely woman in the town – a pursuit that, unfortunately for Lisa, included her.
Agents Scolder and Molly are once again drawn into a case when Lisa files a complaint concerning the persistent and unwelcome advances of extraterrestrials seeking to procreate with her.
In a misguided effort to impart a lesson in responsibility to Chett, Lisa unwittingly brought a miniature genie into being. The outcome was far from the intended consequence.
Lisa’s earnest attempts to quell animosity among the student body at Farber High inadvertently trigger an extraterrestrial invasion.

