Air date: 2000-09-09

Runtime: 23 min

Spot is jealous of Leonard's daily journey to school, so he pretends to be a boy and goes to school

Air date: 2000-09-16

Runtime: 23 min

Leonard and Scott have to bring their pets to school, but Scott doesn't have a pet: he is a pet.

Air date: 2000-09-23

Runtime: 11 min

Scott is promoted to 5th grade and has to leave Leonard behind.

Air date: 2000-09-23

Runtime: 11 min

A new security fence threatens Scott's ability to go to school.

Air date: 2000-09-30

Runtime: 23 min

No one can figure out how Leonard knows what Leslie's lipstick tastes like. Spot knows.

Air date: 2000-10-07

Runtime: 23 min

Spot needs someone to play his mother at parent-teacher conference night.

Air date: 2000-10-28

Runtime: 11 min

Scott and Leonard go to their first sleep-over.

Air date: 2000-10-28

Runtime: 11 min

Leonard doesn't want to wear a costume because some bully picked on him a year ago that Halloween. After telling that story, Mr. Jolly starts to cry too much that he ends up dehydrating himself!

Air date: 2000-11-04

Runtime: 23 min

Scott joins the Junior Boy Rangers.

Air date: 2000-11-11

Runtime: 23 min

Scott falls in love with a circus dog.

Air date: 2000-11-18

Runtime: 11 min

After Scott gets in trouble on a field trip, he decides to be bad forever.

Air date: 2000-11-25

Runtime: 11 min

Scott can't control his hatred of mailmen.

Air date: 2000-12-02

Runtime: 23 min

The city wants to turn the dog park into a skateboard park and Scott can't decide which side he's on.

Air date: 2000-12-16

Runtime: 23 min

Mrs. Helperman has to rewrite the Christmas play overnight. Spot searches for his Christmas heritage.

Air date: 2001-01-06

Runtime: 23 min

Principal Strickler's cat stays with the Leadreadys and disrupts Leonard and Scott's plans for laser tag and pizza.

Air date: 2001-01-13

Runtime: 11 min

Pretty Boy and Mr. Jolly both think the other is missing so they go to school in search of Leonard's help

Air date: 2001-01-13

Runtime: 11 min

Scott takes his new role as playground safety monitor a bit too seriously.