I Didn't Do It

The gang throws a party when they are under the supervision of a very old babysitter, and things go incredibly wrong.

The close-knit pals find themselves at their favorite childhood party station covered in spaghetti sauce and surrounded by a huge birthday party of disgruntled fourth-graders.

When the five pals realize their mistake in befriending the new guy in school, they search for ways to "break up" with him.

The kids open letters that they wrote to their freshman self in fifth grade.

When Jasmine and Logan invent a spray that makes vegetables taste even more delicious, the five pals get a chance to put their entrepreneur skills to the test.

When Lindy's smoothie creation makes it to the Rumblejuice menu, she sets out to make her drink a bigger splash in Chicago. Meanwhile, Garrett goes undercover to solve a popcorn conspiracy at their neighborhood movie theater.

When Logan finds a great "cheap-on" coupon rate for a ski chalet, the five pals head to the slopes but soon discover why the cabin was such a steal.

While most of the gang is preoccupied with their dates to the school dance, Lindy is busy dodging her arch nemesis, Sherri, and her wild attempts to achieve the school's perfect attendance record.

Logan and Lindy's sibling rivalry gets heated when they both land jobs at the Chicago Museum of Art. Meanwhile, Delia is convinced she is a decedent of Nefertiti and recruits Jasmine and Garrett to help her collect a DNA sample from the mummy exhibit.

A school trip to Washington, D.C. lands the kids in trouble with the White House when the First Dog is stolen and the five pals are at the center of the investigation.

When Logan's cell phone dies from a smoothie accident, he starts to freak out. To show their support and that they can survive without their phones, the friends make a group pact to give up their cell phones for 72 hours.

Lindy and Logan try to earn money by participating in a twin telepathy study, but things get out of hand when Logan enlists Garrett to help him rig the results.

Delia is convinced boys on earth are too ordinary for her and creates a strange device, partly developed by NASA, to communicate with outer space and attract an extraterrestrial boyfriend. Meanwhile, Logan finds himself in an even weirder relationship when he discovers his new girlfriend Danica is the vice principal's daughter.

After Lindy vows not to interfere with her friends' business, everyone seem to get into even crazier messes - Jasmine and Logan began to 'fake-date' to show he is 'boyfriend material' to impress his crush and Delia winds up taking Garrett's spot on the football team.

When Lindy and Logan accidentally destroy their father's football signed by NFL Hall of Famer Dick Butkus, they go on a mission to track down the Chicago football legend and have him sign a new ball.

When Logan learns his friends think he runs very awkwardly and strange, he fakes an injury to get out of Lindy's charity jog-a-thon for the endangered snot otter. Meanwhile, Delia inadvertently gets Brenda fired from Rumble Juice and tries to find the inept employee another job.

Jasmine has been tapped to give the school's morning video announcements. Unfortunately, her best friends and the rest of the student body find her approach to the news pretty boring..until Logan steps in as her co-anchor.

Garrett is ready to meet his secret crush at the Holla!-Ween fest, but his disco ball costume winds up getting him stuck belly up in a corn maze. Meanwhile, Delia has grown a 10-foot pumpkin in hopes of beating her arch nemesis Great Granny Wrinkles for the biggest pumpkin award.

Lindy has to figure out how to get back Garrett's stolen bike. Logan joins the band so he can get a massive locker.

The Watson twin's sibling rivalry reaches an all-time high during their family's holiday party, leading Logan to wish he never had a sister. A special angel grants his wish and shows Logan how different his family and friends would be if Lindy wasn't around.