My Goldfish Is Evil

During summer vacation, Beanie is spending two weeks on his Grandpa and Grandma's farm, and brings Admiral Bubbles along so he can keep an eye on him. There he meets May-Rose, a farm girl from the neighbouring farm. With Beanie's grandparents distracted by a drought, and Beanie drafted into helping around the farm, suddenly his goldfish has a little "free time" on his fins.

When Admiral Bubbles tricks Beanie into emailing pages from his diary to the producers of the "Detechnoman Movie", they mistakenly assume that the outrageous tales are a pitch for the script, and he is soon hired to work on the film; it seems they love his idea about the villainous "Red-finned Menace".

When Beanie's Mom joins Mrs. Prehistoritch in a comical séance to ask Mrs. Prehistoritch's late husband Ernie about the location of her favorite golf ball, the proceedings give the Goldfish an idea.

Beanie, his Mom, and Elwood head to family summer camp, and Beanie brings his evil pet to keep him under control. But the camp turns out to be run by a city-slicker who doesn't know the first thing about nature!

Admiral Bubbles has perfected his electrified ink process which allows him to control paper and manipulate it into dangerous forms, as he quickly proves by attacking Beanie with a paper dragon. Barely escaping, Beanie thinks that he has put his goldfish out of commission.

When Beanie fails a test at school, Admiral Bubbles convinces him to let him plant a small transceiver in his mouth so that Admiral Bubbles can transmit Beanie the answers to his next test.

Unable to sleep, Beanie witnesses his newsstand buddy Scoop getting kidnapped by two hooded figures. Realizing that he lacks the goldfish's knowledge about underworld dealings, Beanie is forced to ask for Admiral Bubbles' help.

While Beanie and his grandmother Nana are dropping off Mom at the train station as she heads off on a business trip, Admiral Bubbles temporarily escapes, and makes his way to the station control station where he discovers that an experimental amphibious Air Force jet is on one of the trains.

Beanie accidentally sprains Elwood's wrist, meaning the school's star basketball player will have to sit on the bench for the big game. Feeling guilty, Beanie agrees to fill in for him-despite the fact that he's terrible at basketball!

An ill-conceived attempt to turn himself invisible renders Admiral Bubbles green and glowing. Beanie takes him to a veterinarian to see if he can be cured, and the vet announces that he needs to be kept overnight for observation. Despite Beanie's protests, Admiral Bubbles is left locked up in the lab overnight.

Beanie has long suspected that Mr. E, the mysterious owner of the local pet shop, is a space alien. But while Beanie is helping him clean up a mess caused by the latest battle between Beanie and Admiral Bubbles, it is in fact Admiral Bubbles that stumbles upon new evidence to support Beanie's theory.

An impending ecological disaster involving a sunken oil tanker on the lip of an underwater volcano sends the city into a panic. Nia's uncle Captain Abbott is to lead an submarine mission to raise the tanker before it can explode. But things take a strange twist when Admiral Bubbles uses a home-made device to switch his brain into Beanie's body, and vice versa!

Elwood and Beanie are staying up all night watching a marathon of old "Jetstream" science fiction episodes on television. But when they finally nod off, Beanie imagines himself in the role of his hero, flying through space with co-pilot Elwood and battling his archenemy Emperor Bubbles, who is a human sized tyrant terrorizing the galaxy.