Mr. Young

It's 14-year-old Adam's first day as a teacher. All is going well until the ape-like Slab steals Adam's master key and wreaks havoc throughout the school. Now Adam must outwit the big oaf, or his first day on the job could be his last.

Struggling to keep his class in line, Adam creates a robot to discipline students. Unfortunately, it malfunctions and threatens to terminate Principal Tater. Now Adam must stop his creation, or he himself could be "terminated."

Adam learns that Echo is taking the same route home from school and is excited to walk wit her. That is, until he learns he has detention duty and the only way to get out of it is to prevent anyone from getting in trouble...including Slab.

Adam becomes jealous when Derby accidentally invents a miracle hair growth formula.

When Adam's "college buddy," a gorgeous twenty-three-year-old girl, comes to visit, Adam thinks she wants to be more than just friends.

Adam tries to get the school's ban on cheerleaders lifted by solving a twenty-five-year-old mystery.

When a botched experiment in Adam's lab creates a gas that makes people tell the truth, everyone is quarantined until the effects wear off.

When Adam discovers that Slab is secretly taking ballet, he and Derby follow him to dance class hoping to blackmail him into behaving at school.

Adam convinces Echo to sing in the school talent show, but when he realizes she's a terrible singer, tries to prevent her from taking the stage.

When Adam learns Echo is taking her "Little Sister" to the school carnival, he promptly signs up to become a "Big Brother" so they can spend the day together.

Adam is made faculty advisor for the school play, Romeo and Juliet, but when Tater casts Echo as Juliet, Adam tries to prevent Echo from kissing another Romeo.

Adam holds an overnight astronomy class in the quad, but finds himself competing for his students' attention with principal Tater, who treats it like a camping trip.

Adam wants to be paired with Echo in a computer matchmaking fundraiser and will go to any lengths necessary to ensure his questionnaire answers match hers.

When Adam's mom sells his prized "Mr. Marvellous" comic book to Slab, Adam dresses up as the superhero in an attempt to get it back.

To find evidence that Adam's research was stolen, Derby goes undercover as a blind professor's seeing-eye dog.

With Adam as a judge, the students go head-to-head in competition to compose Finnegan High's new school song.

When school picture day makes Echo realize that Adam has missed out on all the iconic school moments, she attempts to recreate them for him - to disastrous results.

Adam agrees to baby-sit Echo's hamster, but when it dies, he decides to clone it so she doesn't find out.

It's Halloween night, and Echo invites Adam to go to a horror movie screening at the school. But in order to attend, a grounded Adam must lie to his Mom about where he is going.

Adam tries to get his students to appreciate having a young teacher by pretending to be his own substitute, a cranky old man.

When Finnegan raises funds by auctioning off staff as servants for a day, Adam hopes Echo will bid on him -- but is horrified when Ivy is the winning bidder.

Adam and his friends search for a priceless work of art believed to be hidden somewhere in the school.

Adam gets a new student - an eight-year-old genius - and tries not to let his jealousy get the better of him.

After being pranked by his students, a fed-up Adam quits Finnegan high school and takes a job in the NASA Space Program.