Season 3

After accidentally swallowing a piece of gum, Owen has to protect his friends by jumping into the gum volcano.

Chef warns Beth and Cody that making goofy faces into a mirror will cause them to get stuck that way. It turns out he was right, just not in the way any of them ever imagined.

Chef gets nominated for the Daycare Professional of the Year award and the kids' will do whatever it takes to see him win.

After Cody's best friend doll breaks on Owen and Beth's watch, they put themselves in grave danger while trying to do the right thing.

After losing countless jobs because of the kids, MacArthur shows up at the school seeking revenge.

When Chef's mom and Leshawna's grandmother drop their loved ones off at the same time, it kicks off a dangerous competition to prove who is the most caring mother-figure.

Duncan is rattled when Chef, tired of having his car destroyed, buys a new one that is completely indestructible.

When two new kids show up at the daycare, Duncan and Leshawna take issue with not what makes them different, but what makes them similar to the newbies.

Beth becomes the big dog on campus after she bites Duncan, but being the big dog is a dangerous thing, especially when she didn't actually bite anybody.

When Cody keeps screaming in his sleep, Gwen and Duncan take a trip into his dreams to see what is scaring him.

Courtney's attempt to make Chef a better teacher fails when a squirrel gets his hands on her mind-control device.

After telling the kids he will not miss them over a long weekend, Chef locks himself into the school and finds out he was very, very wrong.

The hottest day of the year and a broke air conditioner leads to a water battle of epic proportions to determine who controls the garden hose.

Cody is set to inherit a video game empire from his long lost uncle, but only if he and his friends have what it takes to conquer a fantastical live action game.

When the city experiences a toilet paper shortage Beth and Harold investigates who stole all the town's toilet paper.

After Chef gets a parrot everyone is so distracted by its cuteness, until Harold reveals The Parrot's secret identity.

When rain derails an outside game of catch someone suggests they play it inside. This prompts Izzy to lead the group through her wildly imaginative worst-case scenario. It's an adventure so scary that the kids may never play again.

After Owen's BFF, Noah, goes through a growth spurt, Owen fears losing his friend and takes drastic action.

When the floor ends up covered in gum on the day of a big bubble blowing contest, someone decides that she need to betray everyone to might help herself win by helping her friends get stuck to the floor.

When all their classmates are replaced with well-behaved Australian doppelgangers in a school exchange program, Lightning and Cody start getting suspicious.

Gwen orders a personality modifying ray to tone her perky parents but decides to test it on the class first.

When Beth, Duncan and Izzy break Chef's new VR helmet they have to recreate his game world to keep him from ever finding out the truth.

When a lack of motivation threatens to sink the kids' chances in the Sports Athletic Awards, they create the greatest mascot of all time to boost school spirit.

When Cody gets sick, the kids want to send a message back to his home planet in hopes that they can save him, but Courtney is not in favor of this plan.

When an evil conglomerate is threatening to take over Chef's favorite childhood restaurant, Owen rallies the kids to take them down.

Chef brings a souvenir iceberg home from a trip to the South Pole and Duncan finds a prehistoric surprise inside.

The Bad Guy Busters must reunite to save Izzy after Harold uncovers her previous identity and leads a supervillain from her past right to her.

Chef forgets the password for his computer, and entering the wrong password will cause the school to blow up for the 100th time.

Chef is devastated when he discovers his spooky Halloween pranks have never scared the kids; determined to finally get them, he agrees to hand over full control of his pranking to Gwen, whose plan turns out far spookier than Chef ever hoped.

A Harold from the Future convinces Courtney she must beat Courtney from The Future.

Owen gets Cookies for The Year's Snack but he ate it so now he bought different cookies, but nobody likes it.

When Izzy believes that Chef wants her to rise to the challenge of destroying the daycare with art, she gets some magic paint to bring all her creations to life.

After believing he's turned Chef to stone, Duncan sets his sights on ultimate chaos only to discover there's no joy in victory without an adversary.

When MacArthur has a bad fall in the school, the kids' recollections of the event are just as weird as they are.

The kids accidentally destroy Chef's decorated Christmas tree. Scared, this means they've ruined his Christmas, they go on an epic mission to replace his holiday treasures.

Cody's friends become concerned when he forms a new friendship with a cactus.

When the school switches to virtual reality, Harold uses the opportunity to get the respect he feels he rightfully deserves.

After failing to open a jar Chef believes he's past his prime and entering his twilight years. This prompts Beth and the kids to dig up something from his youth to rejuvenate him. That something turns out to be a ventriloquist dummy named Sue.

Chef and the kids take a field trip to Sugar's farm but ignore all of Sugar's strict and boring farm rules that have dire consequences when Chef and the kids unleash a herd of ravenous Werehogs on a full moon.

Leshawna and Izzy trick Owen into thinking he's destined to be a criminal mastermind, but when he leaves school to join the scariest gang in town, they have to mount a rescue attempt.

Duncan tries to hide his newfound secret power: kitting.

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Sugar unwittingly wins a job as spokesperson for a diarrhea medication.

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Duncan grows jealous of Paul's 100-year time out.

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