Joey Anykid gets a summer job delivering newspapers (Dutchy... is that you?!) in order to afford a flirtatious bicycle. He finds he may have gotten in over his head with responsibility.

Joey misses out on all the summer fun after getting a job.

Adam feels pressured at school to join a gang.

Rival gangs recruit Adam while he deals with an epidemic of gang violence at his school.

Amy decides to try out for cheerleading so the popular guy, Lance, will notice her.

Amy has to confront her jealous streak when she tries out for cheer-leading.

Dad gets visited by the ghosts of Christmas specials and learns the true meaning of Christmas.

Dad learns the that family and being good to others are the reasons behind the holidays.

The family wins a lawsuit against a pigs feet company and learns what it's like to have sudden wealth.

The family strikes it rich after a frivolous law suit and learns that money can't buy happiness.

In clever Roundhouse fashion, issues such as racism and cultural intolerance are addressed metaphorically - using a silly situation of intolerance to show us how really ridiculous and trite any kind of prejudice is. Brian struggles with his feelings for a girl whose belly button is an "innie" even though he is an "outie."

The kids tackle racism, prejudices, and stereotypes when a first date leads to belly button related tensions.

Ned and Ray form a band to attract girls, and learn a hard lesson about the downsides of fame.

Ned and Ray form a band and all goes well until Ned's ego gets inflated.

The family moves to Hollywood where they experience mudslides, earthquakes, tornados, etc.

The family moves to California and is plagued by a series of natural disasters.

Jack and Diane go to camp for the summer, but shortly become homesick.

The gang makes life long memories while away at camp for the summer.

Bernie goes to Junior High and is overwhelmed by changes. Meanwhile, Dad thinks he's Elvis.

The Anykid family struggles with changes dad thinks he's Elvis and his son starts going to Junior High.

Skip drops out of school to pursue his skateboarding career.

In the first part of the only Roundhouse two-parter, Fred and Jill Anykid come across a blender that's really a time machine! They travel to ancient times and meet their ancestors. The also find that the past is filled with as much commercialism as the present. When they return to their time, they destroy the blender to prevent any further time travel mischief - but have they interfered with history and changed the fate of their parents and themselves?

The Anykid family attends a family reunion and finds a time machine.

Les has to defend his friend Joey in a mock school trial.

When a social studies test answer key goes missing the kids learn about justice by way of a classroom trial.

Paul AnyKid's lucky underwear really do bring him good luck. He even lands an audition for the telvision show, Clap Trap.

The show Claptrap (a cute self-parody) is looking for new talent. Paul gets a chance to audition, with the help of his lucky underwear.

Darrell Anykid has to come up with an underachievement Project for school to compete with child genius Donald Chump.

Cindy wants to go to the mall to meet Prince, but must find a way to get past Jan and Marcia, her evil step-sisters.

As stated in the show: "A delightful Cinderella parody about obsession with surprisingly few fart jokes."

For a political science lesson, a classroom is divided into two nations that must get along for the school year. War breaks out.

Brothers Jake and Jay start a 'war' when they have a disagreement.

The kids graduate from Anytown Junior High. Ivan's character quickly realizes that this means Roundhouse is cancelled. He spends the remaining 18 minutes trying to save the show.

A fitting finale for the series, with many sketches of the same theme as waiting for the fat lady to sing (which she finally does). Most notably, among the goodbyes in this episode, there's a segment with the cast reading fan mail. Ivan picks up a letter and says, "This is for our friend Dom, who couldn't be here tonight," dedicating the episode to his long-time friend and coworker Dominic Lucero. Dom was originally the main character of the show before being diagnosed with leukemia half way through the second season. He returned for an episode here and there. A poll was sent out to fans asking for mail sent to the studios to continue the series. All attempts at protest had high results, yet issues following a corporate buyout meant the axe for Roundhouse.

Duke the school bully tries to pressure Dave Anykid into using his computer smarts to break into the school computer and fix his grades.

Various forms of technology try to control everyone's lives.

In an episode performed and aired live on June 4, 1994, KC learns to deal with making mistakes.

Casey struggles with handing his mistake in baseball game and while persistently sticking his foot in his mouth in the series only live episode.