Even Stevens

In an unusual trading-card swap, Louis agrees to get Ren to go on a date with social outcast Ernie Morton

Louis is the Big Kid on Campus after clocking an impressive time in the 100-yd. dash and being invited onto the track team, until Ren gets wind of the source of his speed

Desperate to be a part of the school talent show, Louis teams with Ren to come up with a brother-sister act. But while he's thinking slapstick comedy, she's got her heart on a musical duet.

Louis sets up surveillance equipment at home after one of his videos disappears. But what's captured on tape is more surprising than the theft.

Ren learns she has a new school rival who's out to steal her best friend, Charlotte.

Louis reaps the consequences of turning his back on his friends after he's accepted into the popular crowd at school.

Louis experiences the wrath of the Cafeteria Lady after he becomes food critic for the school's TV newsmagazine show.

A family competition at his father's company picnic turns downright dirty after Louis learns of his dad's burning desire to win.

Louis tries to turn the tables on the annual day at school when the eighth graders try to harass the seventh graders--but his plan backfires.

Louis participates in a "nap of the needy" charity fund-raiser at school.

Louis discovers that Ren is leading a double life--as a karaoke singer.

Things are not sweet between Louis and Twitty, who've become bitter competitors in the school's chocolate sale.

Ren lands in detention following a string of events that begins with Louis unplugging her alarm clock.

Louis quits the band he and Twitty started after Twitty selects Ren to be the lead singer. Later, the two groups duke it out in a Battle of the Bands competition.

After Louis is grounded for accidentally destroying the Hanukkah gifts, a strange visitor shows him what the Stevens home would be like if he hadn't been born,

Louis proves he has a special way with animals after he takes a dog-sitting job to buy a used frozen-drink machine.

Louis takes a job as a dog-sitter to raise cash to purchase a used frozen-drink machine; Donnie and his dad try to build a birdhouse. .

Louis tries his hand at moviemaking with his film "Three Eyes Wide Shut," a sci-fi romance about a cowboy and an alien.

Afraid of looking foolish at the school dance, Louis takes a dance lesson. But when he gets to the event, he can't find the nerve to try his new moves. Meanwhile, Ren decides to approach the guy she has a crush on at the same dance.

Ren's perfect life at school starts to unravel when it becomes known that she's in danger of getting a "C" in shop class; and Louis turns the janitor's closet into a party room.

While stuck on a Ferris wheel, Ren and Louis recall (very differently) Louis's first day at school.

Louis and Ren, respectively, have the best and worst days of their young lives. As Louis rides a winning streak thanks to a lucky penny, his sister is going crazy over Ruby's fanatical behavior.

Ren organizes a protest at school after her school picture turns out unflattering and she is refused a retake by the principal.

Louis nearly sabotages one of his mom's important at-home business dinners after he becomes attached to the main course---a duck named Seymour.