The following is a list of episodes for the animated television series Totally Spies!. The show features the adventures and missions of three teenage spies (Sam, Alex, and Clover) led by the founder and administrator of WOOHP, Jerry.
Series overview[]
| Season | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
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| 1 | 26 | November 3, 2001 | June 15, 2002 | |
| 2 | 26 | August 8, 2003 | September 19, 2004 | |
| 3 | 26 | October 3, 2004 | July 31, 2005 | |
| 4 | 26 | April 3, 2006 | March 8, 2007 | |
| 5 | 26 | April 26, 2010 | June 1, 2010 | |
| 6 | 26[1] | TBA 2013 | TBA 2014 | |
Most episodes have a pattern in their titles, in which many are named after Clover's valley girl accent.
Season 1: 2001-2002[]
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| 1 | A Thing For Musicians | The girls are sent undercover to pose as musicians on a concert tour with overnight sensation Ricky Mathis. The new star's music is causing teens to become crazy, destructive delinquents, and it's up to the girls to find out why and stop it. They soon discover that Sebastian Saga, a former guitarist who lost his left arm, is trying to conquer the world with music, using Ricky as a cover. Clover listens to some of Ricky's songs and becomes a slave to the music, leaving Sam and Alex to save the world from the crazed teenagers and Sebastian. B-STORY: Clover has a crush on Damon, a guitarist, and attempts to impress him with her nonexistent passion for music. |
November 3, 2001
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| 2 | The New Jerry | The girls are quite happy when a handsome young man named Mac Smit takes over as head of WOOHP, the girls are pleasantly surprised. He claims that Jerry has "retired," and gives the girls a vacation and flashy presents. All of Mac's gifts turn out to be deathtraps, set up by a mysterious ex-WOOHP scientist known as Tim Scam. B-STORY: The girls have planned a ski trip, and get mad at Jerry when he makes them miss it. Villain: Tim Scam (an ex-scientist that wanted revenge on W.O.O.H.P.) |
November 4, 2001
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| 3 | The Get Away | Jerry gives the girls a mission concerning a missing professor in Hawaii and they take it as a well-deserved chance to relax. But their "vacation" turns sour with the disappearance of Alex's new surfer friend. The spies discover a madman called Hephaestus, whose face was disfigured in an accident with volcanic magma, planning to make the volcanoes of the world erupt simultaneously. B-STORY: The girls prepare ready for the school dance. Villains: Hephaestus and his minions (Jerry and fellow W.O.O.H.P. agents as part of a test) |
November 10, 2001
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| 4 | Stuck in Middle Ages with You | The girls are sent to investigate the kidnappings of scientists by a medieval knight with time travel technology. When they observe another scientist being captured, they follow the criminal through a strange vortexTemplate:Spaced ndashtransporting them back to the Middle Ages! The criminal wants to become the leader of the world by using his modern technology, and takes Clover as his queen. It's up to Sam and Alex to stop him before history is changed forever! B-STORY: The girls fight with Mandy to win the costume competition at a Halloween dance. Villain: Black Knight (a boy who wants to be king) Note: The episode title is an allusion to the song "Stuck in the Middle with You" by Stealer's Wheels. |
November 17, 2001
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| 5 | Child's Play | A villain is making the adults of the world act like children, using evil technology disguised in old fashioned toys especially in the form of a Barbie-like doll called "Little Anne". Sam is affected, acting like a whiny little kid and threatening the success of the mission. B-STORY: Clover tries to impress a senior by acting more mature by wearing business clothes. Villains: Vladimir (to make adults act like children) |
December 1, 2001
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| 6 | The Eraser | The girls are called in when strange blob like creatures drain the knowledge and memories of select top scientists. Sam is hit by a blob as well, and she can't remember who she is or why she's there, much to Clover and Alex's dismay. They also have to deal with Mandy, who has decided that she's Sam's new best friend because Sam saved her hair from a pottery incident. B-STORY: The girls prepare for picture day. Villain: Crawley (He wanted to do something with the knowledge he stole) |
December 8, 2001
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| 7 | The Fugitives | A villain has created clones of the girls by using their DNA from strands of hair that he collected from the spies themselves. The clones are robbing banks all over the U.S. and making Sam, Clover, and Alex look like the culprits. Jerry thinks it was the girls that robbed the banks, and plans to implant microchips in the spies' brains to stop them. They escape from Jerry but he keeps on hunting them. Then Clover gets kidnapped and replaced by a clone, leading Sam and Alex into the villain's headquarters. There they discover that Macker the safe-crackerTemplate:Spaced ndashan old foe (though this is his only appearance throughout the series)Template:Spaced ndashis the man behind the clones. Macker plans to rob every country's central bank at the same time. Sam and Alex find Clover and they hurry to Macker's commando base to stop his evil plan. B-STORY: Clover and Mandy show up at school in the same Texan outfit to impress a boy from Texas, only to discover he already has a girlfriend. Villains: Macker and his creations (to frame the girls) Note: This episode is an allusion to the Charlie's Angels episode "Counterfeit Angels". Both the spies and the Angels were framed for the crimes which they didn't commit by the impostors with their look. |
December 15, 2001
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| 8 | Abductions | Sam, Clover and Alex are sent undercover as sophisticated scholars to investigate the kidnappings of Nobel Prize winners at a conference in Paris. They discover that the people being kidnapped are experts on the subjects of the quizzes about to be given back in Beverly Hills. The kidnapper, a concerned parent and ambassador, has stolen the prize winners' intelligence and transmitted it into his son to make him the smartest person in the world. The girls quickly take him out, and then have to deal with his son, whose head is the size of a hot air balloon! B-STORY: Clover is jealous and angry when Sam steals her part in the school play. Villain: Ambassador (to make his son smarter) |
January 5, 2002
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| 9 | Model Citizens | A new modeling agency is kidnapping pretty girls and combining their body parts to create an army of perfect models. It is ruled by Tuesday Tate, an ex-model who was attacked by a lion she had to tame for a shooting and lost one leg a couple of years ago. Tuesday decides to take Clover's model legs, Sam loses even teeth, and Alex's hair. In return, the girls are given nasty body partsTemplate:Spaced ndashnamely unsightly muscular legs for Clover, ratty fluffy hair for Alex, and an ugly brace-face look for Sam. B-STORY: Clover and Mandy compete in a smoothie beauty contest. Villain: Tuesday Tate (to create an army of models) |
January 12, 2002
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| 10 | Spy Gladiators | The girls go undercover on a fight game show to discover why the competitors have gone missing. It turns out to be the work of the evil host, capturing the contestants and using mind-controlling collars to make them into new gladiators, ensuring that no one will ever win. The girls become crowd favorites and defeat most of the gladiators, prompting the host to put a collar on Sam. B-STORY: Alex is having trouble with a bully at school. Villain: Vince King (to cause trouble) |
January 19, 2002
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| 11 | Silicon Valley Girls | The girls go on a mission to discover why machines are attacking random people. The attacks turn out to be related, and Sam, Clover and Alex go under cover as transfer students at Silicon Valley High. There, they find out that the attacks are the work of a twisted computer program, invented by a boy who is bullied at school. With the bullies punished, the computer's next step is to aim missiles at the school! B-STORY: Mandy becomes the student court judge and abuses her power, putting the spies on trash duty. Villain: C.H.A.D. (to pull pranks on people) |
January 26, 2002
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| 12 | Queen for a Day | The girls go to Africa to protect the queen from being kidnapped. Clover goes undercover in disguise as the queen and is kidnapped in her place. The other girls and the real queen follow her trail, discovering that the villain is someone close to the queen, trying to prevent her from signing a peace treaty with another country that will end a decades-old feud. B-STORY: Clover and Mandy compete for homecoming queen, and Clover enlists the help of a nerd to ensure the winTemplate:Spaced ndashbut she must agree to be his girlfriend for a full week if it works. Villain: Nakida (to be queen) |
February 9, 2002
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| 13 | Shrinking | A villain has been shrinking landmarks, and it turns out to be the work of an-ex WOOHP scientist who shrunk himself in a lab accident years ago. He plans on using the monuments to create his own miniature nation, and wants to shrink the cities of the world next. The girls travel the world trying to catch up with him, and when they do, he shrinks Clover! B-STORY: Clover searches for the perfect outfit to wear to impress her date, but her shrinking leads to problems. Villain: Diminutive Smalls (to have a collection of landmarks) |
March 2, 2002
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| 14 | Aliens | The girls go undercover to discover why people are suddenly disappearing into the sky. B-STORY: Alex tries to pass Driver's Ed. Villain: Hawking (to have the wealth of the world's governments by creating fear) |
March 9, 2002
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| 15 | Wild Style | The girls go on a mission to find a missing cruise ship and its passengers, but discover that an evil fashion designer is using it to lure people out so she can turn them into animal hybrids. When Clover is transformed, she leads the other hybrids in a revolt to help the girls in a battle against the fashion designer. B-STORY: Clover buys rubber platform shoes to impress a tall guy at school, but they deflate when she turns into a hybrid. Villain: Helga Von Guggen (to turn people into animals for fur coats) |
March 16, 2002
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| 16 | Black Widows | The girls investigate the disappearance of the Honeybee Cheerleaders, winners of the cheer championships for the last ten years. Sam, Clover and Alex go undercover as the Woohpies, a champion cheerleading squad, and lose to the Black Widows, another new team, in the championships. The girls notice that all of the Black Widows' performance resembles that of the Honeybees, and follow them to investigate. B-STORY: Mandy competes with Sam in a spelling bee. Villain: Candy Sweet (To destroy the world of cheerleading) |
March 23, 2002
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| 17 | Spies vs. Spies | An old team of spies believed to be dead return out of nowhere and convince everyone into thinking that they are back on the good side, leading Jerry to fire Sam, Clover, and Alex. When the old spies set off a bomb during a mission, Sam starts to suspect that the old spies are planning an evil scheme. B-STORY: Clover wants get revenge against Robbie Guthrie, a boy who used to tease her at elementary school. Villain: Edison. (for profit) |
March 30, 2002
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| 18 | Evil Boyfriend | Sam meets James, an exchange student from London, and is immediately smitten over him. What she doesn't know is that her new crush is one of the villains that she and the other spies are chasing. Although Jerry provides the girls with evidence that points to James stealing an invisibility formula, Sam refuses to believe them. She argues with the others and they split up until James reveals that he was actually the culprit. Sam quickly apologizes to the girls and they follow James to Washington, where he plans to abduct the President by using his invisibility formula. B-STORY: The girls try to spend qualityTemplate:Spaced ndashnot spy-relatedTemplate:Spaced ndashtime together. Villain: James. |
April 6, 2002
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| 19 | Game Girls | A disgruntled video game maker creates games that transform the world's leading athletes into data and traps them within on a virtual world. The girls get their game on as they try to stop her plot. B-STORY: Alex's new celebrity crush turns out to be a hologram.
Villain: Carla Wong (aka Lady Dragon). |
April 20, 2002
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| 20 | A Spy is Born I | The spies investigate when several major Hollywood actors are kidnapped. The story is concluded in "A Spy is Born II" (part 2).
Villain: Marco Lumière |
May 4, 2002
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| 21 | Passion Patties | People start going crazy over Passion Patties, a new brand of cookies sold by the Happy Girl Scouts, eating them like crazy and rioting to get another box. The cookies are extremely addicting, making everyone who eats them quickly become extremely fat. Clover helps herself to a cookie as the spies investigate, and becomes hopelessly hooked on them too. She can't stop eating them and piles on the pounds, ballooning into a sumo spy. The girls discover that the villain is a disgruntled cookie maker. They manage to turn the tables on her by literally giving her a taste of her own medicine. B-STORY:Clover is upset about having to wear a large-sized hat. Villain: Inga Bittersweet. |
May 11, 2002
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| 22 | Soul Collector | Several students are discovered to have been mysteriously drained of their youth. They retain youthful, albeit slightly wizened bodies, but have the chemical composition and actions of octogenarians. The girls investigate and come across the principal's diary which he has kept since the 13th century, thus learning that the school's principal is in fact a centenarian. He has maintained his youthful physique by absorbing the youth of his juvenile fellows to keep himself immortal. When he chooses Alex as his next victim, Sam and Clover are obliged to collaborate in order to stop him and his accomplices from gaining immortality. B-STORY: Mandy spots a gray streak in Sam's hair, and Sam is scared that she is aging. Villain: Principal John Smith (deceased). |
May 18, 2002
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| 23 | Malled | Alex and Clover investigate why stores are abducting people around the world. they travel to Australia and find a villain bent on getting rid of all the malls by building an army of men and women programmed to hate and destroy malls. B-STORY: Clover is wrongly accused of shoplifting by mall security while Mandy is the real culprit. Villain: Simon Tucker. |
May 25, 2002
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| 24 | Do You Believe in Magic? | A magician who was assumed dead turns up and secretly begins stealing priceless artifacts. B-STORY: The girls compete with Mandy in a photography competition.
Villain: The Great Kandinsky. |
June 1, 2002
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| 25 | A Spy is Born II | Marco Lumieré is stolen all worldly stars and took to Lumiére Island to make a movie. B-STORY: Clover contemplates going on a date with a nerd. Villain: Marco Lumieré |
June 8, 2002
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| 26 | Man or Machine | The spies are sent on a mission to observe the strange behaviors of world leaders. B-STORY: Alex and Clover accuse Sam of being no fun. Villain: Aisenstein (robot). |
June 15, 2002
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Season 2: 2003-2004[]
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| 27 | Starstruck | When a famous TV star from the soap opera "Days of Our Spies" goes missing, the spies beg Jerry to let them carry on the investigations. A seemingly insane old woman named Lenore von Schram mistakes the TV show for reality and plans on murdering Sinestro, the villain on the show, and Clover, who played Sinestro's daughter, Gwendolyn, as a disguise. Moreover, Lenore intends to marry the TV show hero. In the b-story, Clover endeavors to be become a movie star.
Villain: Lenore von Schram. |
August 8, 2003
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| 28 | I Want My Mummy | An archaeologist fakes his disappearance, then plots to use ancient magic to give himself eternal life and power. The spies, with the help of the professor's assistant, must stop him. In the b-story, Clover wears Mandy's ring on a mission.
Villain: Professor Elliot. |
August 13, 2003
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| 29 | Evil Hair Salon | Redheads start vanishing worldwide after visiting the new Cutting Edge Hair Salons. Given that she has ginger hair, Sam infers she would be the ideal choice to investigate but it seems that whoever masterminded the abductions has made their quota. Nonetheless, the shop owner's assistants are still short of blonds and cherry-pick Clover as their next abductee. When Sam and Alex realize that danger is brewing, they try to track her down and rescue her before “The Harvest” begins. In the b-story, the girls decide to organize a surprise birthday party for Jerry.
Villain: Felicia Mann. |
August 14, 2003
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| 30 | The Yuck Factor | Noting that their boss is acting strangely, the spies discover that an evil scientist named Dr. V has taken over Jerry's brain. They end up being shrunk to micro-size and put into Jerry in a micro-sub, as in the film Fantastic Voyage. In the b-story, Alex tries to get away from the frog dissection.
Villain: Dr. V. |
August 15, 2003
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| 31 | It's How You Play the Game | Zanzibar is winning every event in the Winter Olympics despite the fact they are not even training. The spies go undercover at the games to find out if the team's coach has developed a new and undetectable method of cheating but find themselves in hot water. Or rather cold water as Sam and Alex face drowning in an icy lake while Clover undergoes another bizarre physical transformation. In the b-story, the girls fall for David.
Villain: Coach. |
August 18, 2003
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| 32 | Here Comes the Sun | Sudden spikes in global warming and ozone holes start occurring at the same time that a new suntan lotion labeled “Sun Block SPF 10,000” goes on sale. Just a coincidence or a somewhat apocalyptic marketing plan? The girls try to find the culprit fast since the earth is getting hotter and hotter by the minute. In the b-story, Clover endeavors to persuade David into selecting her as a model for his painting.
Villain: Sunny Day. NOTE: This title is a play on the song, "Here Comes the Sun" by The Beatles. |
August 19, 2003
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| 33 | Green with N.V. | The girls are entangled with a mission when they learn a new cologne is causing men to go in search of their "true love", perfume designer Natalie Valentine. And unfortunately, even Jerry is under its effects! The spies go undercover as men and figure out how NV makes her perfume. In the b-story, the girls are bickering over who will invite David for the dance.
Villain: Natalie Valentine. |
August 20, 2003
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| 34 | Boy Bands Will Be Boy Bands | The Spies investigate the hottest new pop band, Teensicle, when several band members begin to mysteriously disappear. When the band members resurface seemingly safe and sound, the spies detect strange changes in their personalities. It turns out a group of washed up pop stars named Boy Candy are stealing the current pop stars' faces in order to revive the has-beens' careers. Also when Alex makes a snide remark about the band's mother, they swap her face for the ginger haired smoking woman while she gets Alex's face. In a b-story, Alex wrestles with the dilemma of whether or not to get a tattoo so that she will be perceived as cool.
Villain: Boy Candy. (Special Note: T-Bone of Boy Candy reappears in Season 5 episode "Evil Hotel", once again a famous celebrity) This episode title is play on the old saying "Boys will be Boys" LineColor=FFFF00 |
August 21, 2003
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| 35 | I, Dude | Frankie Dude, an ex-surfer who hit his toe on the pier of a beach-turned-resort gets revenge by destroying the resorts in the formerly gnarliest surfing spots using tsunamis. In the b-story, Sam goes on a hunger strike with David.
Villain: Frankie Dude. |
August 22, 2003
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| 36 | Mommies Dearest | Looking for Mother's Day gifts for their mothers, Clover, Sam and Alex find a flier about a special offer at a spa. But after they get there they notice that their moms are not behaving normally. They find out that their arch nemesis Tim Scam has escaped from prison and has turned their mothers into cold-blooded assassins. In the b-story, Jerry spends Mother's Day at his mom's house.
Villain: Tim Scam. |
August 25, 2003
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| 37 | Zooney World | Clover's cousin is an avid fan of "Zooney", a television show which has become a favorite with children. But meanwhile, children all over America have been reported missing. Jerry sends Sam, Alex and Clover to track them down, but before they can launch into their mission, Sam and Alex need to come to Clover's aid, as she has been grounded by her mother Stella for disobedience. The situation reaches an impasse when Stella remains adamantly opposed to changing her mind. In the b-story, Clover faces a period of emotional turmoil when Stella orders her to take care of her puerile and objectionable cousin, Norman, to whose mischief Stella constantly turns a blind eye. Villain: Jason Hightower.
Note: Even though the hologram projecting mood ring is formally introduced in this episode, it appeared in previous episodes of the series. |
August 26, 2003
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| 38 | First Brat | With Jerry off fishing with the President in hopes of wangling a White House appointment, the girls are formally enlisted to keep an eye on the President's 11-year-old daughter Madison. Yet their new sinecure soon turns out to be an onerous ordeal, as years of putting up with being surrounded by the media and the secret service have exerted malign influence on the young girl. Typically the obnoxious miscreant, Madison dissembles her abrasive manners when her father is around, so that she has never been rebuked for her misdemeanors. When she transgresses the limits, however, the girls resort to keeping their distance, not knowing that their absence enables a giant robot spider to sneak into Madison's bedroom. When it has dawned on the spies that she has been kidnapped, they find an electronic message left by the disguised abductor who requires the delivery of an insane scientist in exchange for Madison's release. As the onus for the girl's safety has been shifted onto them, Sam, Clover and Alex resolve to tackle her rescue on their own. After they have liberated Madison, she atones for her exceptionable antics and apologizes for impugning the spies' prowess. In the b-story, the President offers Jerry a job at the White House.
Villain: Mrs. Quivers. |
September 24, 2003
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| 39 | W.O.W. | Seemingly ordinary women across America keep going berserk and attacking men and unaffected women. All of the berserkers turn out to be descendants of an ancient guild of warrior women who intended to wipe out all men and inferior women. They failed but someone's reviving the idea using their descendants and Sam's one of them! In the b-story, Clover decides to be a club member of a secret club but is unaware the club is ruled by Mandy.
Villain: Ariel. |
April 19, 2004
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| 40 | Stark Raving Mad | Sebastian escapes from prison and he plans to use his music to hypnotize peoples to crush the spies' favorite places. When the girls discover that Sebastian is the villain behind this, he hypnotizes the girls to help with crushing Beverly High School. Luckily, Jerry rescues the girls and then they stop Sebastian by crushing his music signal which was hidden in the school's sign. In the b-story, Alex gets bad luck after crashing her mirror.
Villain: Sebastian Saga. |
April 20, 2004
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| 41 | S.P.I. | A new spy agency has been founded, and is taking all the load off WOOHP. Super Protection International (S.P.I.) becomes most popular, and makes the WOOHP run out of business. But Sam does not feel like abandoning that easily, and investigates inside S.P.I. But then she gets captured by the S.P.I. agents themselves. Can Clover and Alex save her and stop S.P.I. before it's too late? In the b-story, Alex and Clover try to have a job at the Chic Boutique.
Villain: Geraldine Husk. |
April 21, 2004
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| 42 | Animal World | Animals start developing human intelligence while humans regress into a state of animalistic retardation. The spies ponder over how to thwart the scheme hatched by an insane scientist who is swapping personality traits. Clover falls prey to his demoniac undertaking as well and becomes part beagle, so that she needs to be kept away from fire hydrants. In the b-story, Clover is in a quandary about whether to attend the WOOHP company picnic or to rendezvous with her classmate David instead.
Villain: Dr. Peter Fox (Sherman). |
April 22, 2004
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| 43 | Nature Nightmare | The Spies go camping in a remote Saskatchewan Forest to investigate the garbled but alarming message from a TV news crew who vanished while looking into reports of loggers, farmers and hikers disappearing in the area where one was trapped in a cacoon and also been put in a coma thanks to the rescue by Sam. In the b-story, Clover tries to show David she's extreme or she'll tell him she's a spy.
Villain: Lasputin Zero. |
April 23, 2004
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| 44 | Alex Quits | When Alex screws up on several WOOHP missions, she begins to seriously doubt her spying abilities. Then, when Jerry introduces the girls to Britney – a pretty, smart, sweet, spy-in-training who's been assigned to help them on their next mission – Alex only feels worse. In fact, she thinks she’s on the verge of being replaced. When she screws up again and lets a villain (who's invented a device that literally slows people down) escape, she decides to quit WOOHP altogether. In a b-story, Alex does an extra credit project for science class (about molecules) that helps her stop the bad guy, save her girlfriends and gain her confidence back.
Villain: Willard. |
April 26, 2004
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| 45 | Totally Switched | Well-known people in England have been making headlines after completely changing their personalities and interests. The girls investigate, but Sam and Alex mysteriously vanish. Clover calls Jerry for help, and the two figure out that the personalities of each pair of people affected have been traded. However, things get even worse when Clover and Jerry's personalities are swapped — on the same night that Clover is going to guest star as a deejay and Jerry is going to be knighted! In the b-story, Clover and Jerry prepare to be a deejay and knighted.
Villain: Dr. Leon Gray. |
April 27, 2004
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| 46 | The Elevator | Clover has a hot date with a football player, and manages to drag Sam and Alex along to go with tweedle-dee and tweedle-dumber. When the girls are called away on a mission to explore a break-in to the office of secret information, the girls are lured into a trap when the guy escapes through the elevator shaft. Leaving the girls dangling at the 75th floor. With no gadgets and almost no way out, the girls prepare themselves for remembering the good and bad days of working for WOOHP; but with one sudden movement, the elevator might drag them to their death.
Will they be able to get out alive? B side-story: Sam and Alex are jealous because they were forced to go with Clover on the triple date. | ||||
| 47 | Ski Trip | While they were looking forward to a fun weekend away from WOOHP, the school ski trip morphs into a disaster when Sam, Clover and Alex find themselves doubling up with Mandy. Furthermore, one of their old enemies has escaped from prison and is meditating revenge, which not only puts them in a highly dangerous situation, but also obliges them to capture Dr. Gelee without tipping off any of their classmates that anything untoward is happening. In the b-story, Clover and Mandy compete for a snowboarder guy named Todd.
Villain: Dr. Gelee ( presumed deceased). |
April 28, 2004
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April 29, 2004
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| 48 | Matchmaker | For absolutely no reason at all, all these dating booths appear out of nowhere and all the girls in Beverly Hills, Sam & Alex included, are addicted to them and get very hunky boyfriends in the process. But Clover suspects something's wrong, and decides to get to the bottom of it, even without Jerry's help. In the b-story, due to the fact that her last boyfriend bought tickets to a monster-truck rally, Clover is having a break from dates, suggesting that she's on a dating hiatus.
Villain: Eugene. |
April 30, 2004
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| 49 | Brain Drain | When Sam is on the Brain Busters Show, something mysterious happens! Sam suddenly forgets all the answers and she loses. Alex and Clover are suspicious that something is going on there other than a game show. Meanwhile, Jerry attempts to run tests on Sam, but she escapes. Alex and Clover find an intelligence-sucking device in the capsules. Sam runs into the Planet Sushi, where she finds Zack and soon is occupied with the food. Jerry finally finds Sam and drives her back to WOOHP when he is called by Alex and Clover. The news they give is the intelligence-sucking device and they have to sneak back to find more. Alex and Clover find some trouble, and discover that the girl who won against Sam is working with the game show host. Soon, it goes to a game of Brain Busters while Alex and Clover are trapped in a glass tank with barely any oxygen. They manage to escape, and attempt to stop them. In the b-story, Sam must tutor Zack.
Villains: Wink and Margie. |
May 3, 2004
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| 50 | Fashion Faux Pas | Helga Von Guggen is back with her new line of clothing, Mystique. It apparently sucks the life out of anyone daring to wear them. In a b-story, Sam depends on Tyresius, the new mall psychic who's really a clown.
Villain: Helga Von Guggen. |
May 4, 2004
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| 51 | Toying Around | A high-tech toy manufacturer uses military microchips to make his action figure toys more realistic. Unintentionally the chips result in the toys ending up and are bent on world domination such as bombing every school including catholic schools, private schools, destroy financial support, sabotage Washington DC, and murder every president and government in order to start riots everywhere on Earth. Also, in a b-story, Clover gets a new boy toy who caters to her every whim.
Villain: The world-ruling toys. (Seth) |
May 5, 2004
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| 52 | Iceman Cometh | Dr. Gelee. with his snow-machine wanted to turn the Earth into an ice cities and wanted to take the ice queen Clover Sam and Alex were able to prevent Dr. Gelee
Villain: Dr. Gelee. |
September 19, 2004
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Season 3: 2004-2005[]
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| 53 | Physics 101 Much? | The spies are sent to investigate several mysterious thefts of high-tech gadgetry. What they discover is a villain who can create a small force field that cancels the effects of gravity. With plans to use his device on a much larger scale, can the spies stop him before it's too late? In a b-story, the girls move into their new villa while their parents are on business vacation in Europe and compete over who gets the best bedroom. Eventually Clover gets the bedroom but quickly changes her mind about it when she discovers she's next door to her sworn enemy, Mandy.
Villain: Major Snell. |
October 3, 2004
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| 54 | Freaky Circus Much? | Jerry sends the girls to Toronto to investigate a rash of missing people reports. Their investigation leads them to a strange circus filled with all kinds of extraordinary creatures. Is the ringmaster of the circus responsible for all the missing people? And Clover and Alex experience the opposite side of beauty when they become hideous freaks with Alex becoming a fish and Clover turning into an elephant. Can Sam stop the ringmaster before it's too late? In a b-story, Clover signs the girls up to star in a new reality show – and the camera crews arrive in full force.
Villain: The Ringmaster. |
October 10, 2004
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| 55 | Computer Creep Much? | An evil computer software designer develops a computer virus that turns people into zombies when they are exposed to it. People are exposed to the virus through computers, palm pilots, cell phones, and even the spies' own electronic gadgets! Clover and Sam are also infected in the process. Can Alex defeat the designer and his evil plans before she and her friends, and the rest of the world, become infected forever? In a b-story, Alex has to get a job to help pay the rent. Only it involves an embarrassing chicken suit! Meanwhile, Mandy laughed at her because of her job.
Villain: Unknown computer virus. |
October 17, 2004
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| 56 | Space Much? | The spies are sent to investigate the unusual fall of very large, very fast meteorites around the world, which leads them to a villain who has the technology to "throw" meteorites down to Earth. The spies have to stop her and most importantly the "big one" – a huge meteorite launched at top speed toward L.A. In a b-story, Jerry, concerned about the spies' new found freedom, hires a WOOHP nanny Myrna Beesbottom to keep an eye on them much to the spies' dismay.
Villain: Lady Luna. |
November 7, 2004
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| 57 | Evil Coffee Shop Much? | Das Coffeehaus, a brand new, chic coffeehouse chain, opens its doors and becomes incredibly popular... literally overnight. The chain's signature treat is a dip in the "Percolator 9000," a crazy machine that submerges patrons in a full-bodied coffee bath. When perky patrons are suddenly reported missing, Jerry sends the girls in to investigate. What they discover is an evil Barista brewing up a mighty revenge from his underground beanery/lair. In a b-story, Mandy discovers the spies' secret... and, impressed by her tenacity, Jerry decides to make her a spy!
Villain: The Coffee Guy |
November 14, 2004
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| 58 | Forward to the Past | When the spies cannot find the WOOHP building, they discover that a villain has traveled back in time to persuade a young Jerry to team up with him to start a different kind of WOOHP – the World Organization Of Harming People. It's up to the spies to travel back in time and put Jerry on the right path. In a B-story, Clover explores the latest fad, hyper sonic speed dating.
Villain: Boogie Gus. |
November 21, 2004
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| 59 | Planet of the Hunks | A rich and powerful princess (the "spoiled-brat" kind, not the "royal" kind) is abducting hunky men from around the world to keep in her "human zoo" for her own amusement. The spies are sent to investigate and find that after the princess grows tired of the men she's abducted, she puts them in a "thunder dome" type arena where they must fight for their own survival against her personal robot gladiators. As the spies try to thwart her strange operation, they find themselves fighting for their lives against the princess' latest toy – Magnaglad, a super-sized robot gladiator! In a b-story, Alex and Sam find Clover's diary – and read it.
Villain: Felicity Fensins. |
November 28, 2004
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| 60 | Morphing Is So 1987 | Tim Scam is back and this time he's built a "morphing robot" (think T-2) that can effortlessly create an exact copy of anyone it touches but the copy comes with a darker, ruthless personality. Suddenly, when the spies least expect it, people in their daily lives start to attack them. But things get more deadly when Scam's new creation adopts Sam's identity. As Scam plans to attack WOOHP, only Alex, Clover and Jerry stand in the way of WOOHP being crushed forever. In a b-story, Sam becomes a taskmaster – micromanaging her roommates' schedule of chores.
Villain: Tim Scam |
December 5, 2004
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| 61 | The Incredible Bulk | When serious exercise aficionados the world-over start behaving strangely (i.e., they grow enormous muscles, strangely colored skin, super-human strength and seriously uncontrollable tempers), Jerry puts the girls on the case. Their investigation leads them to a totally buff, totally gorgeous ex-Mr. Universe (think Arnold Schwarzenegger) whose brand new product, "Bulky Bars" are creating monsters. In a b-story, Alex meets a really cute bodybuilder at her gym and they totally hit it off. That is, until he begins to "change." Can Alex save her Bulky Boyfriend before he explodes?
Villain: Ulrich Wernerstein |
December 12, 2004
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| 62 | Super Nerd Much? | Arnold accidentally comes into possession of a magic stone that siphons peoples' coolness (turning them into total nerds) and turns Arnold into a total hottie. Can the spies stop him before he transforms everyone on the entire planet into nerds? In a B-story, Arnold runs for class president.
Villain: Arnold (Dash Dawson). |
December 19, 2004
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| 63 | Dental? More Like Mental | A bitter, formerly world-renowned dentist is bent on revenge against those who destroyed his practice. Armed with bizarre dental equipment, he turns his victims into dental disasters and minions – including Sam. With their friend having been brainwashed into an evil dental assistant, Clover and Alex are forced to do battle in order to rescue Sam and stop Dr Jay once and for all. In a B-story, Mandy goes broke, but it's later revealed she's lost her credit card as a result of having poor grades.
Villain: Dr. Logan Jay. |
March 6, 2005
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| 64 | Escape From WOOHP Island | Britney's plane goes down and the island she crash lands on to is set to self destruct in two hours! The girls must find Britney and save her while avoiding attacks from the island's three most dangerous villains: Gargantuan, the Surgeon and Alienator, before the island explodes. In the b-story, Clover becomes the consultant of the cosmetic shop and Sam and Alex grudgingly pay for her skin-care products because they bought it because of their bodies. Soon the cosmetics cause itchy spots to appear on Sam's face while Alex's hands become very hairy and they force Clover to get their money back.
Villain: Willard and the villains from the island. |
March 13, 2005
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| 65 | Scam Camp Much? | The spies investigate a strange affliction where numerous talented teens (entertainers, athletes, etc.) mysteriously have lost their abilities. The spies trace the phenomenon to a talent camp, where teens go to further hone their skills. The spies go undercover and find that an evil and bitter villain is able to somehow extract the talent from the teens and administer it to herself. Sam also undergoes the effects. Clover and Alex try to defeat the villain before they lose all of their own personal talents. In a b-story, the girls decide to throw their first big house party.
Villain: Miss Sarah Paragon. |
March 20, 2005
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| 66 | Evil G.L.A.D.I.S. Much? | It's X-Mas time and WOOHP is hosting its annual holiday party. Like all things WOOHP, the boredom does not last long. When a glass of punch is spilled on G.L.A.D.I.S.(Gadget Lending And Distribution Interactive System), she sizzles and sputters... then goes positively nutty and starts to take over, locking everyone inside the building and launching an all-out war against the spies and the other agents! Jerry reveals G.L.A.D.I.S.' dark secret to the spies. With the new information, the spies race to stop G.L.A.D.I.S. before it destroys WOOHP and the world. In a b-story, Mandy and Clover compete over a pair of Yves Mont Blanc boots.
Villain: G.L.A.D.I.S. (The Brain). Note: Evil G.L.A.D.I.S. is somewhat a parody of HAL 9000, from 2001: A Space Odyssey |
March 27, 2005
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| 67 | Super Agent Much? | Sam and Alex confront Clover about slacking off during their missions. After losing track of Clover on their next mission, they find she has single-handedly defeated the villain. Suddenly, Clover is beginning to act very differently. Her spy skills keep getting better and better. When Sam and Alex investigate, they find out that Geraldine, head of rival agency S.P.I., has secretly modified Clover into a super agent so she can recruit her. In the climax, it's Sam and Alex versus the super agent Clover to try to get their best friend back. In a b-story, Clover's busy social life is interrupted when she becomes a super agent.
Villain: Geraldine Husk note: in this episode we can see as extra character martin mystery, diane lombart, and marvin from another marathon show martin mystery |
April 3, 2005
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| 68 | Evil Airlines Much? | When a brand new, super-chic, super-fast airline debuts Clover is totally stoked – because she just won a contest to fly on the plane's maiden voyage!!! Clover, along with a gaggle of international mega-celebrities, will fly from L.A. to Paris in the blink of an eye! She is living the jet-set life… until the flight begins and she and the rest of the passengers find out that their pilot is actually a demented baddie suffering from a major case of CWS (Celebrity Worship Syndrome). Since he could not seem to hang with the cool crowd down on earth, he is decided to take them on a "permanent vacation" – he'll "fly the friendly skies" with them forever and ever! Of course, he did not count on having a spy on board. And so, after a 911 x-powder call from Clover, it's Sam and Alex to the rescue. In a b-story, Sam and Alex are angry because Clover didn't send their applications for the contest and they're both stuck testing new WOOHP gadgets.
Villain: Captain Hayes |
April 10, 2005
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| 69 | Creepy Crawly Much? | When secret government installations are being invaded by mysterious unseen forces, the spies are sent to investigate. It seems that bugs have been trained by someone as part of a plot to destroy the earth. The only survivors will be the insects and their half-human, half-insect king Max Exterminus (Exterminus has been injecting himself with cockroach DNA). Of course, every king needs a queen, so Max Exterminus kidnaps Alex. In a b-story, Alex starts dating a somber goth guy.
Villain: Max Exterminus |
April 17, 2005
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| 70 | Truth or Scare | During a game of "Reality or Risk" (a variation of the classic "Truth or Dare") Alex is asked to reveal who her best friend is. When Alex refuses to say whom she likes better, Sam and Clover start to get way competitive – vying for Alex's affection! Meanwhile, a British tabloid journalist has invented a truth serum gas that he uses to gather scandalous information from celebrities for his new tabloid, YesWay. When the spies try to stop him, Alex ends up getting gassed and reveals the existence of WOOHP. The journalist's plans suddenly change with this new information and use Alex to take over WOOHP and the world. In the b-story, Alex admits her best friend is Ollie, a turtle toy.
Villain: Earful Cyril. |
April 24, 2005
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| 71 | Feng Shui Is Like Sooo Passe | The spies are shocked to discover that Jerry has hired a Feng Shui master. Little do they know that the Feng Shui master has a delusional plan of attempting to relocate all the continents by using WOOHP technology and bring them together to create happiness and yin-yang balance which will result in the world being destroyed. Can the three girls stop him from carrying out his crazy goal? In the b-story, Clover hires Tara to be her assistant, but Tara decides to change herself into Clover.
Villain: Yin-Yang |
May 1, 2005
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| 72 | Evil Valentine's Day | The girls are shocked when Jerry announces that he's getting married! Although he admits it's quite sudden, Jerry is delighted to present his true love to the spies – Miss Myrna Beesbottom! Yes, the girls' nanny is back. Clover and Alex soon find themselves liking Myrna and help plan the wedding. Meanwhile, Sam uncovers the truth: Myrna's got a sordid past and her true love is power! In a b-story, the girls are smitten with Guillaume, their new French pool-boy.
Villain: Myrna Beesbottom. |
May 8, 2005
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| 73 | Halloween | Clover is stuck babysitting Chucky, the obnoxious son of her Mom's best friend, on Halloween night, but luckily she's able to rope Sam and Alex into hanging out with her so it will not be such a drag. The girls take Chucky trick or treating in the eerie gated community he lives in but none of the neighbors seem to be home. They soon find out that a past villain who has a grudge against them has taken over the gated community and turned its inhabitants into ghouls bent on destroying the spies. Clover unwillingly becomes a hideous ghoul, undergoing another painful transformation! Can Sam and Alex survive the monster attack and turn things back to normal before Chucky's mother gets home? In a b-story Jerry is going to his first ever Halloween party and keeps seeking the girls' advice on costumes.
Villain: Vista Verde. |
May 9, 2005
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| 74 | Power Yoga Much? | A hot new yoga instructor is gaining popularity, along with hordes of intensely committed followers. As this almost cult-like group tries to recruit more followers through the use of force and kidnappings, the spies are put on the case. They soon find out that the mysterious figure behind the craze is none other than Shirley, the POWER YOGA CHI-KWON-DO instructor from episode #034 "Boy Bands." Bitter over losing her studio, she's back for revenge and has gathered up people from her original classes to join her in her quest for power. But during the escaping process, Sam ends up being brainwashed, turning against her friends. It now falls to Alex, Clover, Jerry and the WOOHP agents to stop the Kung-Fu Fon-Do studios from being permanently put out of business. In a b-story, Sam's climbing phobia is threatening to ruin her GPA.
Villain: Shirley |
May 22, 2005
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| 75 | Head Shrinker Much? | A villain who wants to be the most evolved and advanced person on the face of the planet invents a crazy device which physically shrinks peoples' brains, causing them to regress to a more primitive state. Essentially, he's turning everyone into cave men. As society becomes more primitive, the world (including Beverly Hills) begins to turn into a lawless Mad Max-type society. In a b-story, Sam takes "charm" lessons to impress an extremely cultured boy at school.
Villain: Professor Link. |
May 29, 2005
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| 76–78 | Evil Promotion Much? | Sam, Clover and Alex learn they're promoted to become Super Spies and they go to the promotion training center, where they meet Terence and Dean. After training, the center starts an earthquake and Dean mysteriously disappears. The spies find out Terence is evil and kidnapped Dean. Terence gives the spies the ransom: Eliminate Jerry and take the microchip from him or the spies will never see Dean again. Returning to Beverly Hills, the spies decide to create holographic images of themselves to trick Terence. The spies tell Jerry everything and Jerry decides to exchange the chip with a fake. The spies fake eliminating Jerry, but when Jerry falls into the river, the spies feel sad as they see Jerry is gone. Sam, Clover and Alex return to the training center where they find out the captured Dean was a doll and the real one is evil. Terence takes the chip. After Terence and Dean send the spies to a deathtrap, a mysterious pilot rescues them – it's Jerry! Terence finds out the chip is a fake. The spies discover Terence's plans to destroy W.O.O.H.P by using the robots with Jerry's look and he's Jerry's twin brother. Terence takes the real chip from Jerry and kidnaps him. The spies find out Dean was fake working for Terence. Terence and the robots, with Jerry as a hostage, arrive at W.O.O.H.P and attack the building. The spies and Dean arrive and save Jerry. The spies, Jerry and Dean save W.O.O.H.P, arrest Terence and the spies are promoted. As the spies celebrate, Terence escapes from prison. In the b-story, Alex starts the rabbit diet, Sam decides she's a plain Jane after seeing the holographic image of herself, and Clover asks Dean for the dance.
Villain: Terence Lewis. |
July 31, 2005
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Season 4: 2006-2007[]
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| 79 | The Dream Teens | Terence is back and he calls in Tim Scam, Helga Von Gugen, Boogie Gus, and Myrna Beesbottom to create the 'League Aiming to Menace and Overthrow Spies' or the LAMOS. Also Myrna creates triplet male androids Skyler, Tyler, and Wyler that can drain the girls' energy to destroy them, Jerry, and WOOHP. In the b-story, Clover and Mandy compete to be the best photogenic.
Villain: Myrna Beesbottom (L.A.M.O.S). |
April 3, 2006
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| 80 | Futureshock! | During a cheer-leading practice, Mandy breaks a nail and has to work as a TV reporter to kill time for her nail to grow back. Meanwhile, during a clean-up of Jerry's office, the spies discover a gadget that's actually a time-machine which accidentally sends them twenty years into the future. While there, they soon uncover the horrifying truth that Mandy rules Beverly Hills and she plans to 'Mandify' everyone. Teaming up with their future selves, the girls must stop her and stop it from ever happening. The spies arrive to Future WOOHP and return to present by the time machine. In the end, the spies put the recreate nails in Clover's school wardrobe. Mandy sneaks in and takes the recreate nails. She's got normal nails again and decides to quit from work of TV Reporter. In the b-story, Mandy is upset because what she will do with her broken nails.
Villain: Mandy. Note: This episode indicates that the timeline for season 4 occurs in 2005 because they say that when it's 2025, it's 20 years into the future. |
April 4, 2006
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| 81 | I Hate The Eighties | Boogie Gus invents a gun ray that can not only make people look like from the 1980s but also makes them younger. In the b-story, Jerry is having a date with his friend from the band.
Villain: Boogie Gus (L.A.M.O.S.). |
April 5, 2006
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| 82 | The O.P. | The girls uncover a secret conspiracy of parents brainwashing their children into becoming model teenagers located in the O.P(Ocean Palisades). And things get a lot worse when Alex falls directly into the trap, leading Sam and Clover on a mission to save her. In the b-story, Jerry gives the girls a car called NPU 3000 which cause trouble only to turn out it was a villain former car .
Villain: The parents of the brainwashed children. It could be said that this episode is based on the TV movie called Perfect Little Angels, from 1998. |
April 6, 2006
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| 83 | Alex Gets Schooled | Alex is sent to Dorsal Academy in England after getting all Fs in her report card when it was inadvertently switched with Mandy's report card, only to find out that the principal plans to turn everyone into dolphins. After Sam and Clover have rescued Alex, it's revealed that Alex's grades were really As and Bs and the person who got all Fs was Mandy! In the b-story, Jerry moves to the spies' house when the bugs attacked his house.
Villain: Principal Philip Sharminston. |
April 7, 2006
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| 84 | Mime Your Own Business | A mime plans to turn everyone into silent mimes with his accordion after a failed performance in order to get revenge, another way to stop Alex from telling Sam and Clover's secrets! In the b-story, Sam and Clover are mad because Alex is being a blabbermouth.
Villain: Jazz Hands. |
April 10, 2006
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| 85 | Attack Of The 50 Foot Mandy | It's that magical time of year again – time to crown the new Miss Beverly Hills. Among this year’s hopeful contestants are Mandy and Clover. In order to get that extra winning edge, both Mandy and Clover unwittingly decide to get a special full-body makeover that promises to make their hair, smiles, eyes and even their attitudes bigger. But as they are getting their treatment, a shadowy figure sneaks into the spa and puts a microchip into Mandy’s machine. At first, Mandy is pleased with the results of her treatment which seems to have worked better than Clover's. She does not realize it at first, but as she gets larger and larger, she cannot deny what's happening to her. As the spies start to investigate a rash of disappearances among Miss Beverly Hills contestants, they find out that Mandy, who has now grown nearly fifty feet tall, is behind the crimes! They also discover that along with becoming bigger physically, Mandy's meanness has also become magnified—and in an effort to win the competition, she decided to take out the other contestants. It's revealed the shadowy figure is Smalls! The spies save the contestants and Mandy attacks the spies. Smalls arrives and turns Clover into a giantess. As Clover and Mandy are fighting, Sam and Alex defeat Smalls and return Clover and Mandy to their normal size. In a b-story, Clover tries out an entire litany of ridiculous talents to find something she's good at so she can win the talent portion of the Miss Beverly Hills competition.
Villain: Diminutive Smalls and Mandy. |
April 11, 2006
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| 86 | Evil Jerry | Tim Scam sends Jerry his favorite chocolate containing Terence's DNA to turn him evil! It's up to spies to save the day. At the end of episode Helga Von Guggen, Tim Scam, and Myrna Beesbottom were arrested. In the b-story, Mandy and her cronies create the spy club after being inspired by a "Spy Chic" fashion magazine. Villains: Terence Lewis, Tim Scam, Helga Von Guggen, Myrna Beesbottom and Boogie Gus (L.A.M.O.S.). | April 12, 2006
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| 87 | 0067 | Jerry is invited to work for a spy film. But what he does not know is the director is Lumière in disguise and he plans to take revenge on all the other producers for refusing his film! In the b-story, while Jerry is absent, the spies must rule WOOHP.
Villain: Marco Lumière. |
April 13, 2006
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| 88 | Arnold The Great | Following a humiliation in the lunchroom, Arnold is left depressed. That night, as they watch someone breaking into an armored van, Arnold dressed as a superhero appears, and attempts to capture the man. The van seals, and drives off a cliff. Sam, Clover, and Alex save Arnold beforehand, and make him swear to keep their identities secret. Geraldine Husk appears after the spies leave, and gives Arnold a utility belt. The next day, Arnold's superhero alter ego has been reported saving people, but the device is secretly brainwashing Arnold to destroy the spies. In a b story, Alex finds a stray puppy, and looks after him, as she attempts to find the owner.
Villain: Geraldine Husk. |
April 14, 2006
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| 89 | Mani-Maniac Much? | A former famous manicurist has plotted revenge on a salon for stealing his customers by using his former customers as minions. And things go from bad to worse for the spies when Clover ends up becoming one of his minions, leaving only Sam and Alex to stop the powerful army from destroying their favorite salon. In the b-story, Clover goes into a pageant for being a Miss Mega Mania.
Villain: Manny Wong. |
April 17, 2006
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| 90 | Déjà Cruise | Jerry sends the spies off for a holiday on the WOOHPtanic, but then they realize that time is repeating. Sam was reading a book and every time the same man sit next to her, Alex's hair cut was always gone in the morning and Clover was rejected from the man at the pool. At the end they found out that it was a test. In the b-story, the girls are upset for cleaning their spy outfits after their last mission.
Villain: Col. Nathaniel Nash (Jerry Lewis). Note: This episode is similar to the previous episode "The Getaway". Both episodes showcase an event in which Jerry gives Sam, Clover and Alex a vacation that turns out to be a test set up by him and other WOOHP agents. |
April 18, 2006
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| 91 | Evil Bouquets Are Sooo Passe | When men start dropping into a dazed sleep, the spies are sent to investigate. They find out that a sexist named Violet Vanderfleet has used an unknown hybrid of poisonous flowers called the Viola Vanderfleetus to destroy the male half of civilization due to her own failed relationships. In the b-story, Sam falls for Clover's ex-boyfriend.
Villain: Violet Vanderfleet. |
April 19, 2006
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| 92 | Evil Heiress Much? | The three richest people in the world disappear and the girls are sent to protect the fifth richest person, the materialistic and conceited heiress Milan Stilton (a parody of Paris Hilton). She imprisons them when they realize that she is the abductor herself. In the b-story, Sam is jealous because of the stars.
Villain: Milan Stilton. |
April 20, 2006
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| 93 | Sis-KaBOOM-Bah! | Candy Sweet (from season 1 "Black Widows") returns with her brand new DVD that teaches moves to all the cheerleaders but also hypnotizes them to break her out of prison! After seeing a preview, Clover unwillingly becomes a brainwashed cheerleader. In a b-story, Clover and Mandy compete for Head Cheerleader.
Villain: Candy Sweet. |
April 21, 2006
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| 94 | Evil Ice Cream Man Much? | An evil ice cream man makes a special ice cream that contains liquid nitrogen and can freeze anyone or anything it touches. In the b-story, Alex gets the date bad luck.
Villain: The Ice Cream Man |
May 5, 2006
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| 95 | Beauty Is Skin Deep | A former beauty queen creates beauty products that give the wearer any emotion they chose; the only problem is that they're not the ones choosing the emotion! Sam and Alex suffer the ill-effects as well, causing Alex to have a pouty expression, and sad voice to boot, while Sam can't stop smiling and sounding cheery. It's up to Clover to save the day! In the b-story, Clover turns herself into ugly girl when she thinks she was rejected by a boy. Then at the end she realizes that he already has a girlfriend.
Villain: Miss Clementine Vanity. |
June 26, 2006
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| 96–97 | Like, So Totally Not Spies | As they are at the fair, the spies are given three bracelets from an awful woman. Unfortunately, the woman who gives away the bracelets is none other than Helga Von Guggen, wearing an awful disguise. Worse still, the spies never recognized her, and she managed to lure them into her trap. As soon as they put the bracelets on their wrists, the spies suddenly pass out. When they wake up at long last, they forget everything about being spies at WHOOP, believing they are ordinary girls. Jerry goes into a fashion store, only to be captured by L.A.M.O.S., and trapped in their submarine. He hears about their evil plan, and tries to warn the girls. At school, they hear what Jerry has to say to them. Unfortunately, they don't believe in him, and they put the communicator in the trash can. Later, the girls go to a sushi bar, only to be attacked by Terence, Helga and Boogie Gus. Luckily they escape, and they actually want to talk to Jerry to find out what's going on. The girls manage to recover the communicator and speak with Jerry. He says to them the bracelets on their wrists brainwashed their memory of being spies. The girls can't take off the bracelets. They go to help Jerry, but are also captured by L.A.M.O.S., while Terence plans to give every WOOHP agent a bracelet to make them forget about everything at WOOHP and leave so he can take over WOOHP. The water breaks the bracelets apart, and the spies' memory of being spies comes back again. At long last, Jerry and the spies defeat L.A.M.O.S. and save W.O.O.H.P. In the end, Jerry sends the spies to shopping and the spies say they love the spy job. In a b-story, the spies want to be very cool in fashion than Mandy and G.L.A.D.I.S pretends to be the head of WOOHP.
Villains: L.A.M.O.S. (Terence Lewis, Boogie Gus, and Helga Von Guggen). |
March 10, 2007 and March 17, 2007
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| 98 | The Suavest Spy | A blond-haired teenage jewel thief is about to plan a big jewelry heist on the special night Venus aligns with other planets, including Earth. The girls unfortunately fall for his dashing good looks, but realize after failing to catch him many times that they must put his handsomeness behind them and beat him at his own game. In the b-story, Sam won first place in the science-fair and now most of the nerds in Beverly High are chasing after her, demanding she sign t-shirts that have her face on them.
Villain: Kyle Katz. |
March 31, 2007
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| 99 | Spy Soccer | The Bev Hills soccer team coach has retired and is replaced with a new one who has a ball that contains a mind-control chip to create the perfect soccer team. Alex is caught up in the game, turning into a ruthless and crazy player with a flair for destruction and aggression. It's up to Sam and Clover to save Alex. In the b-story, Jerry becomes hooked to a video game.
Villain: Bonita Bikham. |
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| 100 | Spies on the Farm | The spies are sent undercover as farm workers to uncover a demented farmer's plot to turn humans into vegetable-like beings. It's up to the spies to save the day. In the b-story, Alex and Sam think Clover can't get down and dirty, so Clover decides to do exactly the opposite.
Villain: Farmer John, the Vegan Farmer. |
March 24, 2007
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| 101 | Spies in Space | The spies are sent to the moon to rescue a band. It is revealed the blame is the leader of band called Ziggy and he is beaten by the spies. In the b-story, because of her outstandingly brilliant grades, Sam must graduate.
Villain: Ziggy. |
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| 102–104 | Totally Busted | The spies arrive at an inventor's lab stealing a special "spy gene formula." On their way back to WOOHP, they drop the vial called SUDS, accidentally spilling it into Mandy's pool where she, Caitlin and Dominique are swimming, making them into spy-assassins or exterminators. Meanwhile, after returning to Beverly Hills and sent to WOOHP with the spies, the spies' mothers discover that their daughters are spies, shutting down their spy careers. Jerry tells the spies they got the spy gene and the spies and Jerry say goodbye. Mandy and her cronies attempt to attack the spies, but they manage to escape. Later that night, the spies sneak to Mandy's house and find the SUDS, now half-empty. The spies overhear Mandy and her cronies saying soon it's time for retaliation. After being caught by their mothers, forced to return and forbidden to see each other, Sam analyzes the SUDS and finds out all. In retaliation, Mandy and her cronies kidnap their mothers. The spies discover Mandy and her cronies took their mothers to Mandy's chalet at Sugarflake. After sending Jerry a letter, the spies arrive at Sugar flake and save their mothers. Later they fight with Mandy and her cronies. When Jerry arrives to help, the chopper creates an avalanche that covers the spies, Mandy and her cronies. Suddenly, the spies, Mandy and her cronies are alive. Mandy and her cronies finally kidnap the spies and take them to GROOVE. Mandy and her cronies discover all and turn the spies into spy-assassins. Jerry and the spies' mothers find out the spies are alive and Jerry trains the spies' mothers to become spies. After the training, G.L.A.D.I.S tells Jerry and the spies' mothers Sam sent a distress call from her mother's cell phone (Sam's mother dropped the cell phone when she was kidnapped with Clover's and Alex's mothers). Jerry and the spies' mothers arrive at GROOVE and rescue the spies from being spy-assassins when Mandy and her cronies release the inventor from prison. The spies and spies' mothers save the world from SUDS, and Mandy and her cronies return to normal. In the end, the spies are reunited with their villa and spy job. The spies promise their mothers they will tell them everything. The spies' mothers decide to leave, but Jerry arrives and makes them into official spies. The spies find a it good time to punish their mothers by making them stay at their villa for a week.
Villain(s): Inventor, Mandy, Catlin and Dominique. |
March 8, 2007
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Season 5: 2010[]
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| 105 | Evil Graduation | It is graduation time at Beverly High School, but just as the ceremony gets under way, the entire graduating class, including Sam, Clover and Alex, mysteriously blacks out. When they wake up back at school, they are not sure what happened. Was graduation just a dream? And wonder still... BH seems to have undergone some "changes" in their absence. Will the girls be able to save their classmates just in time to graduate? In a b-story, the girls deal with the sad reality that after graduation, they will have to part company. However, Alex later suggests that the three of them go to Malibu University which Sam and Clover agree to do.
Villain: Chet. |
April 26, 2010
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| 106 | Evil Roommate | Sam, Clover, and Alex arrive at Malibu University (or Mali-U for short) – a gorgeous school overlooking the Pacific Ocean as they prepare to begin their lives as college students. However, because they enrolled at the last minute, they find themselves in a bit of a housing dilemma. Though Clover and Alex have been placed together, Sam is being temporarily housed with a roommate due to the housing crunch on campus. At first, Sam doesn't mind because her roommate seems to be very scholarly and nice. But then Sam starts to discover some strange things about Stacy, her new roomie – she never sleeps, she's incredibly competitive, and she seems to be inordinately jealous of Sam's academic successes. Sam tries to tell Alex and Clover, but no one believes her. Sam begins to suspect that Stacy, her roomie, may have a sinister plan which could be connected to the disappearance of several incoming freshmen and sets out to uncover the truth regarding her "chirpy" roomie. Sam is abducted and Stacy transfers Sam's mind to her own mind. Alex and Clover finally realize that Sam was right about Stacy being evil all along. They call Jerry and go to save Sam themselves but Stacy captures them and sends them to fire. As she leaves with her mind-machine, Alex and Clover free themselves by using the hot spicy gum. When Stacy kidnaps the other students, Alex and Clover arrive, defeating Stacy and rescuing Sam and the other students. In a b-story, Sam, Clover, and Alex struggle to adjust to college life. Seeing their situation, WOOHP decides to build a penthouse for the girls so they can all be together.
Villain: Stacy. |
April 27, 2010
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| 107 | Evil Professor | As the girls look over the class catalog for their first semester, they're delighted to find a course called "Espionage 101." Considering that they are actual spies, Sam, Clover and Alex decide to sign up and get an easy "A." Once in class, the professor takes an immediate liking to the girls and commends them for their extensive knowledge of the curriculum. He even picks the girls to play the role of infiltrators in a class exercise recreating a "famous espionage" event from the past. Only after the "exercise" do the girls learn the truth. They've been set up and their so-called professor is a failed spy out for revenge with plans to expand the world until it's destroyed. In a b-story, Sam, Clover, and Alex all get part-time jobs at the campus coffee shop to work off their debt for staying in the villa and have a very tense reunion with their rival, Mandy who's revealed to have joined Mali-U and they also meet her equally annoying cousin, Mindy.
Villain: Professor Freemond. |
April 28, 2010
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| 108 | The Granny | Jerry tells the girls he has a very treacherous mission for them: they are to transport an extremely dangerous criminal to WOOHP's highest security penitentiary. At first the Spies are a little nervous, that is until they meet the villain – an 80-something grandmother with a sweet disposition. The girls are sure there must be a mistake, but Jerry assures them that "The Granny" is the most notorious and ruthless bank robber in the annals of criminal history. He warns the girls to be very cautious. Can the Spies gain the upper hand and bring their geriatric foes to justice? In a b-story, Clover meets Blaine, the boy of her dreams, and she falls for him. (It turns out Blaine is here to spy eliminate Clover in the next episode also because Geraldine Husk sets Blaine up to do the job).
Villain: The Granny. |
April 29, 2010
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| 109 | Another Evil Boyfriend | With Blaine now officially Clover's boyfriend, she's happier than ever. In fact, she's convinced he's "the one". Though all is well in the relationship department, Clover's spy life is not running so smoothly. In a b-story, Clover fantasizes about her future with Blaine.
Villain: Blaine (Geraldine Husk). |
April 30, 2010
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| 110 | Return of Geraldine | With Blaine off on a top-secret mission, Clover tries to cheer herself up by doing all the things she loves to do – going to her fave members-only spa; shopping at her fave boutique; and eating at her fave veggie restaurant. Unfortunately, "Operation Self-Love" does not go quite as planned. Clover is horrified to discover that the boutique has been replaced with a thrift; the veggie restaurant is a steakhouse; and now the spa is open to the public! Little does Clover realize, this is just a beginning of her world crumbling around her. When she returns to her dorm, Sam accuses her for stealing a paper she wrote and handing it as her own, and Alex accuses her for borrowing her car and trashing it! Clover denies both accusations, but the proof seems to be irrefutable. In fact, Sam and Alex are so miffed that not only do they request a housing change and they tell Jerry they no longer want to work with Clover. Jerry says that will not be a problem. after catching her on video stealing classified WOOHP weaponry, she's suspended! Clover is beside herself. It is as if her world is collapsing around her. And she's beginning to think it's no coincidence. Upon investigation, she eventually discovers that her old nemesis Geraldine is to blame! Desperate, she's about to call Blaine for help, but before she can, she receives a distress call. Blaine has been captured by Geraldine! Clover heads to Geraldine's island to save Blaine. Arrived on the island, Clover fights with Geraldine and is defeated and captured. Geraldine explains she created the holographic image of Clover to steal the weaponry. Geraldine uses the weaponry to grow Clover and Blaine up. Meanwhile, Sam and Alex become depressed for Clover's "bad life", but they receive a call from Jerry about Geraldine's escape from WOOHP prison. When Jerry explains Geraldine sent Blaine to eliminate Clover, Sam and Alex realize the stealing the paper, trashing the car and stealing the weaponry was Geraldine's fault, so they head to Geraldine's island to save Clover. Back at the island, Geraldine escapes and leaves behind the weaponry. Clover and Blaine escape, but are unable to get the weaponry. Sam and Alex arrive and give Clover and Blaine their real size. The girls and Blaine chase Geraldine. As she tries to escape by using Blaine's submarine, Geraldine dives into water, so Alex uses weaponry to grow up the sub and bring it back to the surface. Geraldine is arrested and Sam, Alex and Jerry apologize to Clover for the accusations. Jerry hires Blaine to WOOHP and decides to send him to the WOOHP office on Australia. Clover is sad, but she learns she will visit Blaine for vacation until she reveals to him they will soon get married, to which Blaine gets a little worried. In a b-story, Clover faces a life where everything is turned upside down!
Villain: Geraldine Husk. |
May 3, 2010
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| 111 | Evil Sorority | It's Greek week at Mali-U and Clover is psyched because she's going to pledge a new sorority, Phi Epsilon Phi – or PEP for short. Sam and Alex are not too interested – especially when they discover that Mandy and her equally obnoxious cousin Mindy (whom the girls find out go to their school) are both PEP hopefuls! And the leader has a sinister plan which involves brainwashing her cronies! In a b-story, the girls each try to find a college activity to join.
Villain: Muffy Peprich. |
May 4, 2010
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| 112 | Evil Gymnasts | When Jerry decides it's time to take a little R&R in Europe, he brings the girls with him to work out of WOOHP's European office in Paris, France – which is located under the Eiffel Tower. For their first Euro-mission, when a Romanian women's gymnastics team suddenly goes missing, Jerry sends the girls in to check it out. In a b-story, Alex contacts a distant relative only to find out, after participating in a few embarrassing "family customs," that she's got the wrong person. This is part 1 of the Euro-mission arc.
Villain: Jayne McDrew aka Nandia. |
May 5, 2010
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| 113 | Evil Pizza Guys | With little happening in the world of espionage, Sam, Clover and Alex decide to take a little jaunt to the Italian countryside. They arrive at a quaint Tuscan villa that is the picture of serenity. Unfortunately, the serenity does not last long. In the b-story, Sam has but one wish: to visit Rome. This is part 2 of the Euro-mission arc.
Villains: Giuseppe and Julliano. |
May 6, 2010
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| 114 | Evil Shoe Designer | For their third and final Euro-mission, Sam, Clover and Alex are sent to check out the mysterious disappearances of various European fashion critics (including Beatrice Bash, editor of Fashion Slam! magazine). In a b-story, the girls are reacquainted with Guillaume, their former French pool boy, and this time they think he has a crush on Sam! This is part 3 of the Euro-mission arc.
Villain: Yves Mont Blanc Yves Mont Blanc is shown to be Clover's favorite shoe designer on episode 66 "Evil G.L.A.D.I.S Much?". |
May 7, 2010
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| 115 | Virtual Stranger | When Sam, Clover, and Alex find themselves under attack at various locations throughout Mali-U, they begin to suspect, because of the nature of the assaults, that past villains are to blame. However, when Jerry informs them that those villains are still secured in the WOOHP prison system, the girls are perplexed. It eventually becomes clear that their friend Britney is possessed from an accident involving her virtual training, causing her to change into these villains and even adopt their personalities! Can the spies rid their friend of the virtual demon, and, as a foursome can they defeat this digital menace? In a b-story, Mandy and Mindy start a smear campaign in an effort to turn everyone in the dorms against Sam, Clover and Alex, forcing the girls to go around in disguises and find evidence which can hopefully clear their names!
Villains: Cyber-demon consisting of Man-Hands, Neat Freak and The Walking Tornado (Britney). |
May 10, 2010
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| 116 | WOOHPersize Me! | It was a bright, sunny day on the Mali-U campus. As Sam, Clover, Alex and Britney stroll across the quad, they suddenly hear a strange sound. “Woohp! Woohp!” To their utter shock and surprise, they look up to see a group of students doing what appears to be the officially sanctioned WOOHP workout routine! Incredulous, they ask what's going on. That’s when Mandy and Mindy tell them: "Duh. It's only the latest workout craze!" When the girls tell Jerry what’s going on, he's equally as surprised and concerned. In a b-story, with Britney being drafted back into the team again, Alex's jealousies returns.
Villain: Master Mario. Master Mario used to be a WOOHP employee in the section of training agents to fight. He is completely muscular since he has many frames of himself in his lair, posing by flexing his muscles. |
May 11, 2010
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| 117 | Evil Hotel | When Clover reads about the opening of a brand new underwater hotel off the coast of Malibu, she's totally psyched. Only when she tries to make a reservation, she's told that it's for VIPs only. Unless she’s a movie star, pop singer or celebutante, she is not welcome. Meanwhile, Jerry informs the girls (Sam, Clover, Alex and Britney) that water levels around the Earth are on the rise. He sends them to check it out. In a b-story, Alex finally gets over her jealousy of Britney, only for it to return when she sees Britney drooling over her new teammate Blaine who just happens to be Clover's boyfriend.
Villain: Captain David Hayes. |
May 12, 2010
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| 118 | Totally Mystery Much? | Scientists make a startling discovery in the Antarctic—a Yeti-like snow creature frozen in a block of ice! Meanwhile, Jerry informs Sam, Clover and Alex that there have been reports of a strange being terrorizing a posh ski resort. When they arrive to investigate the luxurious place, they find that they are not the only ones on the case – they meet Martin Mystery, a teenage paranormal investigator working for The Center – an organization much like WOOHP! In the b-story, Clover's annoyed because she becomes a geek-magnet, Sam discovers she's similar to Martin's stepsister, Diana, and Alex falls for Martin (who ends up liking her in the end).
Villain: The Yeti Lord. |
May 13, 2010
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| 119 | Evil Sushi Chef (Jazz Hands Return – Part 1) | The Spies are sent to investigate strange reports of attacks on sushi restaurants! Can Clover and Alex piece together these strange clues, even with Sam leaving them in the middle of the missions? In a b-story, Sam keeps her undercover partnership a secret from Alex and Clover. And it's a personal mission: she has to track a recently-released ex-WHOOP prisoner, the mime artist, Jazz Hands.
Villain: Sushi Bob (Jazz Hands). |
May 14, 2010
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| 120 | Miss Spirit Fingers (Jazz Hands Return – Part 2) | Concerned about their friend, Alex and Clover decide that the only way to find out what's wrong with Sam is to spy on her! But what will happen when they find that Sam is involved in some shady activities? They find out Sam's going undercover as a villain, even teaming up with Jazz Hands (just to defeat him, of course). In a b-story, Mandy and Mindy move in to the girls’ penthouse when a pipe in their dorm room breaks.
Villain: Sam (Jazz Hands). |
May 17, 2010
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| 121 | Mime World (Jazz Hands Return – Part 3) | Evil mime Jazz Hands opens his own theme park: Mime World! The Spies work undercover at the theme park to discover what his plan is, but it's bigger and more terrifying than they'd expected! Sam also ends up becoming an evil mime.Can Clover and Alex defeat Jazz Hands and his army of mimes? In a b-story, Jerry tries a new hair tonic... that causes hair to grow everywhere but on his head!
Villain: Jazz Hands. |
May 18, 2010
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| 122 | Evil Mascot | When strange attacks on students are reported all over the Mali-U campus, Jerry enlists Sam, Clover. and Alex to check it out. Is it just a coincidence that all the attacks happen to athletes? In a b-story, Alex is selected to be the new Mali-U mascot... only instead of getting to wear a cute mermaid costume, she’s forced to dress as a can of dolphin-safe tuna!
Villain: Sigmund "The Seagull" Smith. |
May 19, 2010
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| 123 | The Show Must Go On... Or Else | Clover takes a theater class at Mali-U, and pretty soon, everyone around campus starts acting freaky! Anyone who is in the play starts to act like their character both on and off of the stage. Is there something more to this than just method acting? In a b-story, Clover takes a theater class to meet artistic boys.
Villain: Milton Bard (Stefan Toucay). |
May 20, 2010
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| 124 | Zero to Hero | Jerry sends the Spies on a mission where they quickly capture a ridiculous villain who created a special serum to turn him into a real-life version of Humongo Man – his fave childhood action figure! Also, Alex goes on a date with Virgil, but when she decides that they should be "just friends" he does not want to give up- and accidentally stumbles upon the girls in full Spy gear! This gives him a new idea to win Alex over, but will it end up fantastic or disastrous? In a b-story, Clover and Sam vie for Employee of the month at Mali Café.
Villain: Humongo Man (Virgil Olivers). |
May 21, 2010
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| 125 | WOOHP-tastic! | At the annual WOOHP picnic, the girls are surprised when the Most WOOHP-tastic Agent award goes to none other than... Clover, for her apprehension of Senor Starchy, an evil dry cleaner bent on "straightening out the world" and who has eluded WOOHP for decades. Clover is ecstatic when she hears about the perks that come with the award and it's not long before Clover lets the Spy Stardom go to her head. She begins to act superior to her spy-mates, and makes them do all the dirty work on missions because she thinks it's beneath her. Can the girls stay together as a spy team and stay friends? In a b-story, the girls hang out with Dean at the WOOHP picnic and old flames are rekindled.
Villain: Senor Starchy (Clover). |
May 24, 2010
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| 126 | So Totally Not Groove-y | It’s Saturday afternoon and, after Jerry tells the girls he has no mission for them, Sam, Clover and Alex are pumped for a totally shop-tastic day at The Groove! As an added bonus, when they get there they discover that there’s barely anyone shopping – which makes for easy access to all their fave boutiques. With the exception of a few strange occurrences everything is golden… that is, until the girls try to leave and find themselves trapped in the Groove! Can the Spies get themselves out of this situation without any help from WOOHP? In the b-story, Jerry gives the girls the WOOHP-coupons. Note: This episode was also supposedly a recap episode, as it shows several flashbacks of the girls' time with WOOHP, which somehow explains the series was going to end.
Villain: Robots (Jerry). |
May 25, 2010
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| 127 | Ho-ho-ho-no! | It’s the holiday season but the Spies do not get a vacation. Their latest mission is to investigate an Unidentified Flying Object – right above Beverly Hills! After the Spies finish investigating, Bev Hills gets a strange weather twist in the form of a blizzard. While everyone is snowed in, the Spies race to find the culprit and stop the snow before the town is completely buried! In a b-story, the girls take part in the Mali-U Secret Santa exchange and learn that the holidays aren’t about materialism.
Villain: Evil Santa. |
May 26, 2010
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| 128 | Totally Icky! | When freaky occurrences start to happen all around Beverly Hills – filthy tornadoes, floods of sludge, and huge run-away dust bunnies, Jerry sends the spies to investigate the strange phenomenon. The girls discover that someone seems to be purposely scumming up their beloved city, but what terrible person would want to do that? The Spies track down their only clue – a feather from a feather duster, but will it be enough to save Bev Hills before it's a complete garbage dump? In a b-story, Alex gets into trouble when she accidentally litters on campus.
Villain: Meredith. |
May 27, 2010
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EpisodeNumber=129–130 | Title=Totally Dunzo | ProdCode=525–526 | OriginalAirDate= May 28, 2010 and June 1, 2010 | ShortSummary= When Jerry's mother, Mrs. Lewis, accidentally ingests a concentrated dose of pure evil, she becomes evil. Going under the pseudonym, "Mr. X", she tricks Jerry into selling WOOHP, and replacing them with robots. The girls are stupified at the sudden turn of events, and when a crime spree begins at the mall, the robots barely react. The girls call Jerry to see whats going on, but he gets kidnapped by the robots. They follow the robots to Mrs. Lewis' house to find Jerry, Britney, Dean, Blaine, and Mandy trapped there. Mrs. Lewis reveals her plot and orders the robots to kill them. Fortunately they use Jerry's new machine to destroy evil all over the world. Unfortunately the machine only works on humans, not robots. They go meet up with the robots and eventually beat them. The girls ride off, promising to see Jerry again. In a b-story, Mandy becomes the girls' friend, after realizing how mean she has been. In the end, Mandy discovers the spies' secret and becomes annoying to them again. However, she keeps their secret, implying she truly does care for them after all (or if she doesn't, she probably realized that no one would believe her that Sam, Clover and Alex are spies).
Villain: Robots (Mrs. Lewis) |
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