The Replacements

- Season 2

(2007)

Todd becomes obsessed with a social networking site.

Todd and Riley help their dad get in shape for the Pleasant Hills Septathalon. Meanwhile, Riley tries to kick her sugar habit.

After Johnny asks Riley out on a date, Todd's parents force him to replace the wait staff with authentic French waiters; when they fail to show up, the Darings are forced to become the waiters.

Riley is in charge while her parents are out, and she takes control of the TV. Todd falls asleep during Riley's sappy princess movie. He has a medieval-themed dream where Riley is an evil princess.

Tired of seeing Shelton Klutzberry tormented by the other kids over his imaginary girlfriend, Riley calls Fleemco to do something they've never done before; replace her with a real one. And what a girlfriend she is. In fact, she's quite the celebrity, and yes, you could even say she's a star. The only problem is, she may shine too bright for poor Shelton.

Principal Cutler refuses to close school for a snow day, so Todd and Riley decide to replace him with a Principal from Trinidad & Tobago who's not such a big fan of snow -- to say the very least. In fact, he's so afraid of it, that his snow days put the summer vacation at risk.

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The Darings send Agent K on a much-needed vacation, and she gets replaced with a maid.

Todd and Riley try to cure Agent K's stage fright before the student-parent talent show. When that doesn't work, Todd resorts to replacing his mother with a professional magician's assistant.

Riley goes to great lengths to retrieve an embarrassing card that was accidentally mailed to Johnny Hitswell.

In a rare full-length episode, Agent K's father (guest voice Michael York) is sent from London to retrieve C.A.R. for a teaching job at the super-secret Royal Spy Academy, and replaces it with a whole new super-spy car. Realizing how depressed her adopted mother is over this, Riley tries to infiltrate the agency by applying for their training ground on-line. When not even Fleemco can replace the head of the agency to help her get in, only Todd can sneak them both into their new school, where he falls head over heels for a girl, and both are used in a plot to find the ...

Todd's annoying robo-cat interferes with Riley's mystery-themed dinner party; when the toy gets destroyed, the party guests all become suspects.

Riley gets detention on the same day Conrad Fleem takes time off.

Todd decides to sell his ability to make replacements to the other kids at Geoerge Stapler Middle School. It's his excessive use of such replacements that puts Fleemco's very program at risk of being discovered and therefore terminated. And when Amanda McMurphy gets on the case, the chance of Todd & Riley losing their ability to replace mean, crooked, and incompetent adults becomes even greater.