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An aptitude test reveals that Riley's job in the future is as window cleaner, so she tries to be a spy like her mom; Todd wants to become a clown.

When Riley doesn't get invited to Sierra's party, she decides to have a party of her own and invite everyone but Sierra! But after Sierra apologizes, Riley decides to be the bigger person and invite her anyway. Of course Sierra is up to something, but Riley's not going to let her get away with it this time. Todd decides to have a slumber party of his own that night where he and his friends end up watching a scary movie that might have been a little too much for them.

For a change, Fleemco asks the Daring family for help in testing a spaceship that they sponsor.

Riley gets a job at a local drive-in movie theater; Todd and Jacobo devise a money-making scheme.

The Daring family goes on a survival reality show along with Buzz and Shelton's families. When Buzz won't stop cheating and getting away with it, Todd decides to take matters into his own hands. Meanwhile Riley isn't getting far using her survival sewing kit while Dick and K do little to keep the family from losing.

When Riley starts hanging out with a cool older girl, she finds herself getting caught up in a downward spiral of breaking rules and betraying her friends. After she and the older girls sneak off to a rock concert, she realizes she's bitten off more than she can chew. Meanwhile Todd finds out that he needs glasses but pretends that he doesn't.

Todd is forced to go to camp, while Riley becomes a counselor. The Head Counselor doesn't care about paying attention to the kids, so he makes up a story about a monster to scare the kids.

Buzz discovers the Daring Kids' ability to replace adults, and abuses that power to the hilt when he finds Riley's cell phone.

Riley tries to throw away her childish things before Johnny Hitswell comes over, but Todd sells her stuff at a yard sale instead.

Agent K has been overprotective towards Todd lately, so Todd has her spyproof his room to get some privacy. After a mishap involving shaving cream, Todd needs Agent K's help.

Celebrity Starr (see "The Frog Prince," Episode #2.5) has returned to Pleasent Hills to make a movie about her romantic fling with Shelton Klutzberry and seeks auditions from the boys at George Stapler Middle School for the role of a character similar to her ex-flame, a role that's won by Todd Daring. After the movie crew is relocated to Hollywood along with the rest of the Daring family, Riley finds that the whole script is not only a gross exaggeration, but a blatant smear campaign against Shelton, and tries to talk Todd into bowing out of the project.

The Darings take a family vacation on a tropical island, but Todd and Riley aren't having any fun at all. Todd is bored out of his mind until he falls head over heels for an older girl, who's also being pursued by a surf bully. Riley goes into sudden withdrawal over her absence from the company of Johnny Hitswell, and Agent K finds her free time interrupted when she encounters Dr. Skorpious using the island as a staging point for apparently yet another fiendish plot.

Riley and Abbey compete in the Kumquat Queen Beauty Pageant and Bowling Competition.

Abbey's younger sister has a crush on Todd, and he decides to take advantage of her wealth.

Riley gets sent to Canada when she signs up for a foreign exchange program.

A video game character who looks incredibly similar to Tasumi leads Riley on a desperate search to find out the real reason why she's always dressed in battle armor. When the truth is finally revealed, she finds that while Tasumi's life doesn't revolve around fighting giant dragons who rampage through Tokyo, it's still somewhat fantastic. Todd does battle with a one-man-band after losing said video game to him during a competition on the streets of Pleasant Hills.

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.

When Riley accidentally maxes out her mother's credit card on unicorn merchandise, she must think of a way to raise enough money to pay her back. Meanwhile, Todd became part of a scheme that involves selling completed book reports.

Dick Daring is forced to retake sixth grade history, and Todd gets jealous when his father becomes the school's biggest class clown.

Riley is so excited about celebrating her 3-month anniversary with Johnny until he ditches her for a modeling gig in New York!

When Todd fails math he thinks he's no good at anything. But when his mom has a tough case she just can't crack, Todd turns out to be the key to figuring out the riddles left by the crook.

Dick Daring hosts a 1970's-style Christmas variety show, produced, directed and co-starred by Riley. In his opening monologue, the patriarch of the Darings theorizes that Santa Claus is in fact a stuntman. Todd performs his own twisted version of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." Special guests include Carson Palmer, a reluctant Josh Duahmel, and Ed Begley, Jr. who preaches environmentalism. Dustin Dreamlake sings his new hit "Get My Santa On," Buzz Winters tries to read a poem on the show, Agent K tries and fails to hide her identity, and Dick performs an elaborate all-star stunt salute to the holidays.

Todd sends Buzz to boot camp for something he did, and Buzz is seemingly brainwashed into being nice