Angelo Rules

Angelo attempts to get Sherwood out of detention so they can play a basketball match against Alonzo and Clyde.

Angelo doesn't want to clean up the cat's litter so badly, that he decides to potty train it!

Angelo and Sherwood are dying to see a late night yak wrestling match on TV but Angelo's parents won't allow it, unless Angelo can change the time on all the clocks in the house.

When Angelo's parents want to sell all of his favorite old toys at a rummage sale, Angelo schemes how to save his stuff from being sold.

Angelo and friends' attempt to play their weekly Kick It Ball game is disrupted by Shmitty who also claims the basketball court.

Mom confiscates a new video game from Angelo and gives to Dad for safe keeping. Angelo tries to get the game back, but it is impossible because Dad is now hooked on the game.

Angelo and friends attempt to stay up all night in order to prove they deserve later bedtimes, but will anyone make it to sunrise?

Angelo meets his match for the first time when Tracy Flickinger arrives at school and they face off in an epic high noon hallway showdown.

When Alonzo wears a new hat to school he instantly becomes super popular and is offered special favors usually given to Angelo. So Angelo changes his look and tries to figure out what is the coolest hat ever.

Angelo couldn't watch the Yak Wrestling finals on TV last night. Everyone at school has seen it but him, and it's all everybody's talking about - even Sherwood. Angelo is going to have to come up with tons of tricks in order to view the game without someone spoiling the score for him.

Angelo sets out to pull off the greatest alien attack prank ever, but when his mom fills in for Mr. Foot he has to dismantle it instead.

Angelo goes all out in an attempt to get his family out of bed and on the road before 5 a.m. to get to an awesome water park before it opens.

Peter and Cooper use the word "doy" non-stop which drives Angelo batty. So Angelo comes up with every strategy he can think of to try to get the little guys to stop.

Peter and Cooper sell handmade books by the dozen, which inspires Angelo to do the same. But the little guys have much better results, which fuels Angelo to beat them.

Angelo needs to make some extra money so he takes on a part time job - as a ninja.

Angelo thought he could relax this weekend but then he's assigned a real chore: taking his baby brother Peter to the Wiznimal convention - those super-annoying toy animals that kids are crazy about. Card games, video games, cartoons, stuffed toys, they're everywhere - and they really are annoying. How can Angelo get Peter to outgrow them - and get his Saturday back?

Angelo and friends train Geezer to become the Community Center's ping pong championship in exchange for Geezer pretending to be Angelo's "fake Grandpa" and attend his sure to be bad news parent-teacher conference with Mr. Foot.

On Tracy's suggestion, Coach Zonka has decided to replace basketball with - rhythmic gymnastics. No way. There's got to be a way of convincing the whole class that basketball is the best sport there is.

Angelo's family keep embarrassing him in front of his friends on Buddypage, the latest popular social network. But how do you get your mom, dad, sister and brother to unfriend you without starting a family feud?

Angelo wants to set up the old TV in his room, now that his parents have bought a new one. But his big sister wants it too. How can he prevail? Easy. He just needs to set up a mock court room and plea like they do in his parents' TV shows.

Angelo's dad has bought a super-hi-tech remote-control that controls everything in the house - and Angelo's just broken it. How can he replace it without his Dad finding out? Easy: fake all of the remote's functions with Sherwood's help - while Lola works the guarantee.

Dad and Angelo develop a fierce rivalry to win at the weekly Family Game Night, with Angelo always losing. So Angelo schemes on ways to beat his dad.

Angelo sets out to make Sherwood famous, but a viral video makes him famous for the wrong reasons when he introduces the expression "achibada" to the world's vocabulary.

Angelo thinks he's a lock to be voted "Funniest Kid In School" again, but his title is unexpectedly challenged - by Lola.

Tracy challenges Angelo: she bets him she can hold back on tattlling longer than he can go without talking. Angelo is up for it. But Tracy will go to any lengths to win this thing, including barging into his own home uninvited. How can Angelo make her slip without unsealing his lips?

Cathy has entrusted Angelo and Lola to take care of her cat for the day - in return, they can binge on pies all they will. Great deal, right? Unless the cat escapes the second it touches the ground. How do you persuade a reluctant cat to get back into its cage?

Sherwood is devastated; he was late for tryouts and won't be on the soccer team this year. Unless - Who said you could only demonstrate your soccer skills on a soccer field? Certainly not Angelo.

While he was distracted by his video game, Angelo accidentally gave Peter his Slobber concert VIP access bracelet. And his mom won't budge: once you're given something, you can't take it back. Angelo only has a few hours to convince Peter to give up the bracelet - which he seems most unwilling to let go of.

This year, Mr Foot has organized a field trip to - an experimental play by Damien Brousse. Since tattle-tale Tracy absolutely wants to see the play, Angelo is going to have to plot in the shadows to spare the whole class endless boredom.

Angelo and friends face off against Tracy in a battle to see who can sell the most wrapping paper for a school fundraiser.

Angelo and friends want to be the first to master a difficult new skateboarding move, but to do so they have to find a way to beat a massive heatwave that makes it impossible to practice outside.

Angelo attempts to discreetly clean up a moldy ant covered sandwich he had hidden in his room - without getting busted.

Angelo persuades Mr. Foot to let him use the IT room over the weekend; officially, he'll be researching biology - unofficially? He'll be playing video games online. But come the weekend, it turns out he must babysit Peter. Angelo decides to bring him along and entrust him to Schmitty's care while he plays his games. Except Peter escapes Schmitty's watch.

Angelo has been waiting for the weekend to get his parents to sign a test that he failed, to make sure they're as relaxed as can be. Tough luck: a storm breaks out, crushing everyone's plans. Tensions rise, and it looks like Angelo has picked the worst time to break the news about his test. He must find a way to ease the tension - fast.

When Mr. Foot assigns a long book for the class to read, Angelo sets out to prove that he will know all he needs to know about the book without reading a single word of it.

Manetti got his brown belt in Zonkarate, Coach Zonka's very own karate, for months already - but he just keep going on about it. Angelo and Sherwood can't wait to get their own brown belts - but, in order to do so, they must hack a wooden board in two with one hand - that's impossible. Unless they turn into Manetti, that is.

Angelo's enjoying a cone of his favorite ice-cream at Adventure Park. But Dad criticizes the recipe, and the saleswoman hires him to rethink their whole range of flavors. She hands him a suitcase full of refrigerated samples along with a form to fill out. Angelo has got to get the suitcase away from Dad before he decides to remove the "Angelo Special" from the menu.

Angelo and Sherwood have stranded their remote-controlled car in Geezer's garden. Their neighbor has no intention of returning the toy, although he already owns one of his own. In order to get it back, Angelo and Sherwood challenge Geezer to a race between their two cars. But Geezer's is much more powerful than theirs.

When Dad misplaces Angelo's prized video game controllers and then goes on a trip, Angelo rallies his friends, mom and Peter to find the controllers at all costs.

Angelo has snatched back all the desserts Tracy had unfairly confiscated at the school cafeteria. But he's left incriminating evidence: a shoe print in a lasagna dish. Now he must make fake lasagna before his shoe-print lands him in detention. Better yet: fabricate a new shoe print pointing to a new culprit - like Tracy, for instance.

Eww. Angelo has been cast as Tracy's enamoured suitor for the school play - which he has to act in front of the whole class. gross. The only one who'll take his part is Manetti. But that means Angelo must turn Manetti into a brilliant actor before the show, and the big bully can't memorize over a word at a time.

When Angelo accidentally saves Manetti's life, Manetti promises to be his body guard for him. But he soon takes things too far.

Lola's girl's night in is totally ruined by Tracy, who crashes the party and claims she can talk to spirits. This calls for one of Angelo's rescue strategies. But Tracy's being extra suspicious - the only way to kick her out is to make her believe the spirits do talk to her - and they're telling her to get out.

Mr. Foot has put Tracy in charge of the school surveillance. The thing is, Tracy is Mr. Foot's niece, and she goes on a power trip, punishing kids under all kinds of ludicrous pretenses, making up new rules as she goes along. Angelo has had enough of her behavior: this calls for a revolution.

Manetti lends his favorite movie, Cosmic Pirates 17, to Angelo and his buddies. The movie is totally lame. But things go awry when Angelo accidentally damages the precious DVD: the last five minutes are all scratched. Since they can't get another copy, Angelo and his friends decide to re-shoot the end of the movie.

Angelo, Sherwood and Lola have started an awesome rock band for the school party. To make sure they're ready, they decide to rehearse in the community center. But Geezer's hogging it with his stupid boards game society - it's only got one member: him. Angelo and his friends will do whatever it takes to kick him out and finally get a chance to rehearse.

Angelo finds a box full of Elena's old tests and realizes Mr Foot has been giving the same ones for years. Which means Elena holds all the answers. What a windfall. Elena agrees to share her precious papers with Angelo so he won't have to study for tests again - on one condition: he must do her all sorts of favors.

Slobber is holding an air guitar battle whose winner will feature in their next video clip. Angelo is determined to win. But Ethan, the online air-guitar champion, is competing, too, dashing every other contestant's hopes of winning. Angelo teams up with Lola and Sherwood and work on a killer routine. Then Lola gets stage fright.

Angelo secretly transforms his locker into the coolest hangout in school, until jealous Tracy tries to shut it down.

Everyone is taking part in the town's big bed race. And, this year, Angelo is bent upon winning - Tracy cheated her way to the trophy last year and there's no way that's happening again. Angelo's got an aerodynamic bed, a super-trained bed-pusher, he's got intel on his competition and a secret ally on the course - This year, anything goes.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

Angelo and friends throw a big party to celebrate the end of school at Adventureparkland and ride the brand new Brainscrambler roller coaster dozens of times which causes them to lose their memory of the party. The three spend the rest of the day trying to desperately figure out why Sherwood has a beard, who Lola kissed, and where Angelo's dad's video camera went.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

When Angelo finds out about a giant candy vault located under the school that holds every piece of candy that has ever been confiscated, he and the gang set out to pull off the greatest candy heist of all time and take back what's theirs.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

Angelo and Lola help Sherwood get into Space Camp by making an elaborate video of Sherwood as an astronaut with the Right Stuff.

Angelo tries a variety of strategies in an effort to cure Tracy of her obsession with cheating on anything, anywhere, anytime.

Angelo makes the mistake of showing Peter a horror movie, and now Peter can't sleep so Angelo can't sleep until Peter can sleep.

Angelo wants to make Geezer happy again by enrolling him in school - before discovering that some people aren't exactly made for school.

When Angelo finds out his archnemesis Tracy is featured in the "World's Book of World Records", he vows to get his name in there too.

Angelo, Sherwood and Lola sneak out of school to Cupcake Cathy's to get an out lunch. Unfortunately for them, Tracy rats them out.

Mom has found a new babysitter for Peter, Tracy of all people. It's up to Angelo to protect his home at all costs!

When Coach Zonka decides to quit the soccer team a week before the championship, assistant coach Angelo has to find out what is behind this decision and convince him to come back.

Angelo and Tracy - who both want to host the school's video diary - each make a sensational video to impress the jury.

Angelo has finally fallen out of favor with Mr. Foot. In order to avoid summer school, he does everything he can to score points with him. But not by learning, of course, by mercilessly sucking up to him.

Angelo shares his tips for not having to revise. The centerpiece of his plan? Wasting his time building a helmet that will seemingly allow him to read minds.

Angelo, Sherwood and Lola build a drone for the science contest - and so does Tracy, whose drone is much more advanced than theirs! Lola must befriend Tracy in order to spy on her and thus sabotage her hopes of winning the contest.

When Angelo accidentally swaps Elena's diary with the present she wants to give her boyfriend Hunter, he must rush to switch the packages before Hunter reads the diary and Elena's life is ruined.

For April Fool's Day, Angelo is planning the greatest prank in history. However, someone seems determined to do better than him.

When Angelo's parents come down with the flu, he is made the temporary head of the household.

Slobber is giving a private concert to the school whose students are most enthusiastic, and Angelo swears to make his school win.

Angelo, Elena and Dad get locked in the department store overnight.

When Peter and Cooper innocently steal Adventure Parkland's fish mascot, Angelo and friends must return it before the kidnappers are identified.

On Thanksgifting, each student has to give a gift to someone else, and Angelo and Tracy remove each other's names from the anonymous gift list.

Angelo and his friends try to break into Adventure Parkland to watch Slobber's secret rehearsal and discover their latest unreleased song.

When Mom asks Dad to do some DIY around the house, Angelo must prevent his clumsy father from getting hurt.

Tracy steals Angelo's book of plans, so Angelo must retrieve it before Tracy reads it!

Angelo does everything he can to make the two hour drive to the Dragons' game as enjoyable as the game itself.

Angelo loses his sacred hour of being home alone after Elena quits her dance classes. He must find a way to get his space - and his sanity - back.

When Mom refuses to let Angelo, Peter and Dad go camping in the wild, they show her that they're capable by spending the night in the garden.

When Angelo convinces Slobber to go back to their "garage band" roots, they decide to use his garage, and move in!

Angelo wants to perform a whole new magic trick at the talent show. He not only wants to win the competition, but also wants to be included in the great book of magicians.

In order to get his mom to buy him the coolest skateboard in the world, Angelo must join her yoga classes.

Tracy sets a trap for Angelo. Knowing him so well, she has planned all of the possible strategies he might use to wriggle out. Now Angelo has to think like the other students in order to develop a counter plan.

Butterfingers is so bad at everything that Angelo and friends take pity on him and help him find the area in which he can excel.

When Mom challenges Angelo to spend a week without her help at home, he tries to prove to her that he can lead a real single life.

As dumb luck would have it, Angelo scores in the highest percentile on an IQ test! Einstein is rolling in his grave when Angelo is made "consulting principal" for a week.

While Peter's room is being repainted, Angelo has to share his room with him. But neither is good at sharing...

Lola, Sherwood and Angelo are arguing about a very important question: if a movie were ever made about them, who would be the hero? And what part would the other two play?

When Miss Perla tells the class to create a work of art out of everyday objects at home, Angelo creates a giant sculpture from what he finds in his parents' car. That shouldn't be a problem, right?

Last year, Angelo missed out on a memorable day at the skate park with Ollie Van Dunk. This year, Ollie is doing it again - but only for kids who were there last year.

When Angelo's parents stubbornly refuse to let him have a dog, he "adopts" an imaginary dog to prove to them that he is responsible.

When Slobber's concert conflicts with Peter's school play, Angelo pulls out all the stops to skip the play.

When Angelo loses his usual place at the back of the class, he finds himself sitting in front of Mr. Foot. Knowing this is the worst possible place to sit, Angelo hatches a plan to get his old seat back.

Angelo and his dad work together to help Elena pass her driver's license. This should be a cakewalk.

Angelo decides to raise money for his soccer team by creating a game that - thanks to a secret script - should provide plenty of entertainment.

When Angelo discovers that his dad and Mr. Foot were best friends when they were little, he tries to bring them together again, hoping it will make Mr. Foot a little nicer to him.

When Peter and Cooper's favorite TV show gets canceled, Angelo helps the little boys fill the void in their lives by letting them make their own TV series.

Angelo and his dad compete in a game show where they have to prove how well they know each other. 

Mr. Foot's car is on the roof of the school, but how did it get there? And more importantly, who was it? Angelo makes up an incredible story to explain how.

In this crazy fantasy episode, Angelo dons the superhero costume and becomes "Dark Angelo"!

While playing a new skateboarding video game, Angelo unleashes the only skater in history to complete a 720° spin. Now he is determined to do the jump and win the skateboarding championship.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

Much to Angelo's dismay, Peter takes over the show and speaks to the camera as he guides viewers through the best day of his life!

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

When the class test is stolen from Mr. Foot's desk, Angelo has exactly 24 hours to find the culprit or else he will be held responsible for the theft.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

Angelo really wants a smartphone, because everyone else at school seems to have one! Can he convince his parents to let him have one?

Elena is the queen of note passing, but Angelo wants to break her record.

Angelo helps make his dad's dream of becoming a rockstar come true.

Angelo wants to join the school council to find out what secrets they discuss. Can he get the teachers to trust him?

Angelo pulls one too many pranks at a sleepover with his friends, until one goes horribly wrong.

When Tracy starts boasting again, Angelo has to pretend that his dad is a real stuntman.

When Angelo and Tracy suddenly become best pals, their friendship starts throwing off the balance of the universe.

Angelo finds out that his cat has been stealing items from random people and storing them under his bed. Therefore, him and friends must return the items to where they came from.

When Angelo and Lola are stuck with Manetti as their science project partner, they decide to turn him into the project instead.

Tracy tries to blame Angelo for breaking her arm.

Angelo takes the wrong cat home from the vet's. Who has his cat?

When Angelo is tasked with picking a pen pal from Europe, he decides to make one up instead.

Angelo really wants to get an intern job at Adventure Parkland. After all, what could be better than working at an amusement park in the summer?

Miss Perla oversees detention and challenges Angelo and Manetti to get creative with the school's new 3D printer. When Angelo starts using the printer to make bobbleheads, everyone at school wants one of themselves.

Cathy makes amazing cupcakes, but Angelo, Lola and Sherwood want her recipe. How can they get their hands on it?

Just before Easter break, Angelo causes such a commotion that the entire classroom goes berserk so Mr. Foot schedules a test as punishment.

When Angelo sees an ad for new roller skates on TV, he really wants them. As soon as Angelo eventually becomes the proud owner of these skates, his happiness is lost. He can no longer be enthusiastic about anything or anyone. Is there a curse on him?

Angelo and Elena fight so hard over who should babysit Peter on Friday that they both end up being grounded until the two learn to cooperate and come to an agreement.

Lola nests with Angelo because her house is said to be besieged by pigeons, which she is scared of. Angelo is annoyed by his permanent guest so there is only one solution: help Lola get over her fear.

A new cupcake chain opens up downtown and threatens to put Cupcake Cathy out of business.

The two Slobber brothers start a competition: Whoever submits the best video about themselves and their big sister wins four backstage passes for the next Slobber concert. Is Angelo capable of getting a good video with him and Elena?

The summer "show and tell" project is just around the corner and Angelo comes up with the brilliant idea of bringing a snowball to school.

Angelo has discovered a fun hobby for himself - skilfully throwing himself into the middle of other's photos. Angelo's photobombs are such a hit on the internet that he finds he has some serious competition.

Mr. Foot decides to cancel gym class until further notice due to budget cuts in order not to invest money in the urgently needed renovation of the sports field and the purchase of new sports equipment. Instead, there should be more math lessons!

Ollie Van Dunk has to defend his skateboard championship title, but when he falls and is disqualified, he gives up skateboarding. Angelo is determined to get Ollie back on the board.

Angelo wants to go to the swimming pool with his friends, but Geezer makes him paint his fence. Can Angelo organize enough people to do the job so he doesn't have to?

Mr. Foot invites a TV producer into the class to work with the kids in teams of three to produce a series, so Angelo, Sherwood and Lola decide to produce their own show.

Angelo's mom installs a device on his computer that blocks all video games from playing for longer than 15 minutes each day. How will Angelo ever become a successful pro gamer?

Geezer asks Angelo and his friends to take care of his nephew Donald in return for the drone Angelo flew into his garden by mistake. Donald seems okay at first, but before long he gets everyone into big trouble.

To help Butterfingers gain more self-confidence, Angelo, Lola and Sherwood decide to teach him karate.

Angelo does favors for all his friends, sealing every deal with the famous "pinky shake", and now he wants to redeem all these favors on the same day: the perfect day!

Angelo fears a thief might steal his game console while he's on vacation with his family, so he secures the house thoroughly. But when he returns from vacation nobody can enter the house. It gets worse - Angelo has hidden and secured his game console so well that he has to find it himself first and overcome the traps.

Angelo and his friends attend a comic convention, where they come up with the idea of becoming rich and famous with their own comic. Luckily, Peter & Cooper have developed a creative comic called "The TP Team". Angelo, Lola and Sherwood quickly start marketing.

A rating portal gives each five-star rated service provider a meal prepared by Chef Misaki. Angelo has always wanted to eat this, so he offers free services to get reviews. Work is going well until he unexpectedly gets competition from Tracy.

Angelo's dad has a surprise - Electra, a smart home device that can do just about anything. Everyone is enthusiastic at first, but it doesn't take long for Dad to become obsessed with Electra and start spending more time with "her" than with the family. Elena and Angelo must wean Electra off their father.

Although Angelo and Sherwood are already best friends, they take a friendship test online and the results are devastating. Now Angelo must convince Sherwood that they are still best friends after all.

Angelo enters the town baking competition, but when he finds that Becky is also involved, he asks his dad for help. When Angelo and Dad can't agree on what to bake, he decides to enter the competition alone.

The best lists are selected for the yearbook. There are many categories to choose from, but Sherwood is the only choice for Best Chance of Success. Unfortunately, Tracy is very ambitious and ready to boot out Sherwood.

Angelo finds out that his dad has been taking parenting lessons, so he decides to sneak along and see what it's like.

Angelo is a big fan of the reality show "Snake Pit" - in which candidates try to get a jury enthusiastic about their business idea - and Angelo has an ingenious idea that might actually get him on the show: sibling rental.

Angelo is sick of Mr. Foot calling his students "lazy" so Foot suggests they swap places for a day and see who throws in the towel first.

Angelo and friends take an internet career test - Angelo finds out he is a chef, Lola is an artist and Sherwood is a rock star. Unfortunately, this isn't exactly what they had in mind for their future, so they must fulfill their destiny as quickly as possible!

There is a new ride at Adventure Parkland that Angelo and his friends really want to ride. But the queue is incredibly long, so Angelo decides to invent a story about wolves being loose in the park. Unfortunately, this message takes on a life of its own and mass insecurity quickly spreads.

While Lola and Sherwood are on vacation, Angelo decides to look for other people to replace them until they return.

When Angelo, Sherwood and Lola accidentally vandalize the sets for Damien Burst's new play at school, they are forced to take part as punishment whether they like it or not. So Angelo does his best to somehow "spice up" Burst's play.

Angelo, Sherwood and Ethan want to compete in a video game championship. Unfortunately, when a window accidentally breaks at the community center, they agree to a momentous deal with Schmitty to do jobs for him, "video game style".

School elections are coming up soon, and Angelo fears that Tracy will be elected despite her outrageous behavior. There's only one thing left to do: call in Peter!

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

Angelo is at risk of switching schools if he doesn't stop breaking the rules and getting bad grades.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

The Special follows Angelo, as Angelo waits for Christmas, until he realises Angelo is in a time loop due to him being put on Santa's naughty list. Angelo tries to combat this by trying to do good deeds alongside his friends Sherwood and Lola.

Note: This is one-hour special.

Note: This is a 30-minute special.

Note: This is 30-minute special.