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Jack and Jerry both start working at a shoe store in the mall, but run into trouble when Jerry is promoted to manager and Jack isn't.

The gang tries to help Eddie with his dream of becoming an archeologist.

When Jack and Jerry save the lead singer of their favorite band and become his bodyguards, t they find out that one of the band members is out to get him. Rudy, Milton, and Eddie run Phil's restaurant while he is away.

Milton prepares for a live-action role-playing battle (L.A.R.P.) but his friends don't want to particpate because they think it's uncool (except for Rudy who thinks it sounds like fun). But after thinking of all the things Milton has done for them, they decide to join him and show up just in time to help him beat the Dark Knights and win the game. Meanwhile, Jerry tries to impress Kelsey Vargas but keeps lying to her.

Jerry signs the gang up for the “Hottest Dance Crew Competition” at the mall, but quickly learns they can’t dance. Smooth (Roshon Fegan), the leader of the reigning champs, the Step Brotherz, offers Jerry a spot on his crew and he eagerly joins. But when Smooth steals Jerry’s signature dance move for the competition, Jerry realizes he betrayed his friends. Meanwhile, Rudy and Marge host an infomercial for Pocket Ninja but Rudy messes up.

When Milton becomes school president, he becomes the target for an embarrassing takedown.

The gang tries to stop Bobby Wasabi from marrying a woman with a reputation for stealing rich karate stars' fortunes.

After Jack lets Kim win in a fight, she demands a fair rematch. They fight in a virtual world in an arcade where neither of them hold back.

Frank is blamed for kidnapping the school's beloved pet turtle and is suspended, but Jack believes that Frank is innocent.

Rudy explains the origin of the legendary Wasabi Code.

Rudy runs into in an old rival at a San Francisco tournament. Milton flips Jerry and thinks that he has awakened his inner voice, so he decides to become a self-help guru.

Rudy throws himself a birthday party, and an unprepared Jack scrambles for a gift. When Kim reveals her gift to Rudy, an autographed picture of Bobby Wasabi, Jack one-ups her and recruits the former international movie star Bobby Wasabi to make a surprise visit. Unfortunately, Rudy doesn't recognize his hero and is fired from his job after he accidentally flips Bobby. So Jack and the gang visit Bobby's mansion to convince him to rehire their sensei. Jack and Kim are with each other most of the episode, including them fighting ninjas with each other. Rudy takes a job at Reptile World to make ends meet.

Jerry 'The Sub Sinker' Martinez proudly drives away another substitute teacher.

Truman, a bratty kid whose dad controls the mall's security, captures a video of Eddie practicing for the school dance with a punching dummy. In order to protect Eddie from online embarrassment, the crew bands together and uses Jack's martial arts skills and Jerry communication with dog skills to sneak into Truman's dad's office and obtain the evidence. Meanwhile, Lonnie's pet iguana eats Rudy's prized grain of rice, so they try to get it back by tricking the iguana that the seasons are changing.

Jerry gets the blame for a prank pulled by Milton and gets a detention on the day of the big tournament his entire family is attending. Milton disguises himself as Jerry and goes to the detention where he confronts the teacher's smug attitude. Rudy has to babysit Phil's goat and develops feelings for it.

After attacking a secret agent in Phil's Restaurant, Jack has to take on the agent's role of protecting a Prince from assassination.

In a homage to reality shows, the gang is lured into competing in the Martial Arts reality Show, 'Wasabi Warrior' created by Bobby Wasabi who's just loving the gong. Rudy is locked into the idea when he is made the show's host. There are secret alliances formed with Jack on the inital loosing end, only to come back thanks to an eating challange failure by Jerry. In the end the gang decide to drop out together with a surprise betrayal.

The gang tries to save up their money to buy a go-cart that they can all share, but Jerry decides to get a job at "Meatball King" in order to buy the go-cart for himself.

The gang accidentally infest a boys' club with termites, and need to raise $13,000 in order to pay to have the club fixed.

Milton accidentally stops a robber in his tracks at the mall. Joan the security guard awards Milton with a badge and makes him an honorary security guard, which at first goes to Milton's head where he daydreams about being a Captain America-type hero. Reality puts Milton against a group of robbers in the dojo that have defeated all who have come against them. Milton must power-up for real to save the day. Also, Rudy wants to learn to skateboard, and it's up to Jack and Kim to teach him without killing him.

To prove to Rudy that he's capable of moving into his own Sensei position, Jack enters a tournament only to find himself facing Rudy as a competitor.

The gang accompanies Milton to a family reunion in Scotland; Rudy and Jerry try to take a picture of the Loch Ness Monster.

Jack and Milton are invited to join an elite team of teen spies who go on secret missions.

The dojo recruits a prized female student. Milton and Joan host an intervention for Jerry’s pathological lying.

When Phil's mom visits him on his birthday, he struggles to maintain the lie that he is a futon-store owner who is married with two kids.

Kim competes in the Seaford 500 Go Kart race but is told she can't race in the boys' division.

A documentary crew comes to film the dojo for a day, and Rudy takes advantage to make himself look good. Jack, angry that Rudy won't give him the sensei test, retaliates by convincing Rudy's grandmaster to fake being a fraud, demoting Rudy back to white belt. But Jack discovers that running the dojo is hard work. Meanwhile, after Jerry pranks him one time too many, Milton goes too far with pranks, not only on Jerry, but on the camera crew as well.

Rudy, Bobby Wasabi and Falafel Phil go on a motorcycle road trip and while they are gone the gang has a wild party in the dojo where the prized Katana sword of Rudy vanishes. While Jack, Kim and Milton search for a sword stand-in, Jerry and Eddie are tasked with cleaning up the leftover mess from the party and it looks like the mess is winning. A roadhouse brawl leaves both Rudy and Bobby felling more alive than ever and Carlotta puddy in Rudy's hands.

Milton agrees to watch the temple while the monks are out.

Milton and Jerry volunteer at the Seaford History Museum in an attempt to win over the same girl but when they discover the museum is being robbed and the girl of their dreams is in danger, they have to work to save her and the museum.

When Jerry quits his job at the bowling alley, he joins Joan as a mall cop, but the two are faced with the unexpected when the mayor's son is captive. Meanwhile, Jack and Milton have a speed walking race at the park.

The Black Dragons want to destroy the mall’s annual Halloween Boo-Stravaganza. Jack assures the others that he’s not afraid of anything, including the Black Dragons. A Clown from Circus Burger causes Jack to flip-out showing that he does have one fear - that of clowns. Now the Dragons will stop at nothing to use that fear against him. Rudy meets a catwoman and tries to find out who she really is. We find out that she's much closer to Jerry than Rudy!

Milton thinks that Jack should be the new kicker for the Seaford High football team but he doesn't make it and discovers that Milton can kick the ball really well and becomes the new kicker.

Jack, Miltion, and Jerry team up to compete in a Commando Paintball Challenge, but Jack can't whip the guys into shape. When he gets an invitation to join the reigning champs from the South-hold Military Academy, he jumps at the opportunity. Meanwhile, Rudy helps Phil get over his fear of dentists.

Rudy sells the dojo to Ty and the Black Dragons, but he soon regrets his decision when Ty downgrades all of the Wasabi Warriors to white belts.

Jack auditions to join a band to compete in a battle of the bands competition.