Kickin' It

Rudy must fight for his job when he is replaced as Sensei by a futuristic robot, the Wasabitron 3000. Milton and Eddie build their own robot to try to destroy it.

Milton thinks that Jack should be the new kicker for the Seaford High football team but things turn out otherwise.

The gang tries to save up their money to buy a go-cart that they can all share, but Jerry decides to get a job at "Meatball King" in order to buy the go-cart for himself.

Eddie pretends that one of the Harlem Globetrotter's is his uncle.

The gang convinces Jack's hero, skater legend Luke Strong to build them a much-needed skate park.

The gang helps Rudy avenge Swathmore stealing the flag from his float back when he was in high school. A Swathmore girl challenges Kim to a pageant.

Rudy runs into in an old rival at a San Francisco tournament. Milton flips Jerry and thinks that he has awakened his inner voice, so he decides to become a self-help guru.

Jack and Jerry are bummed when they can't get tickets to see their idol, Izzy Gunnar, in concert.

The kids take care of the Principal's baby, but he crawls away, making them scramble to find him.

When the kids receive their career assessments, Eddie is the only one to take his destiny seriously.

When Jack becomes obsessed with a game, he lies to get out of working on a project so he can play.

In order for Rudy to be inducted into the Seaford Hall of Fame, he needs to earn his diploma!

The gang gets the opportunity of a lifetime to spend a weekend training with the Shaolin Warriors.

When Jack wins an event, he is offered a scholarship to the most prestigious facility in the world.

Jack slips on a stack of bo staffs and loses all memory of his friends and the dojo.

The gang sees that Bobby Wasabi is lonely while his ninjas are away, so they set him up on a date.

Kim goes to a zombie movie and falls asleep, dreaming that her friends have turned into "zompyres."

Jack helps Jerry get a job at the mall, but their friendship is challenged when Jerry gets promoted.

When Milton becomes school president, he becomes the target for an embarrassing takedown.

Jack feels replaced when Carson, an old friend of the gang's and Rudy's star pupil, returns.

A Hollywood director casts Jack and Kim as the stars of his next movie, "The Karate Games."

Rudy makes the hardest decision of his life and leaves the dojo to accept a job offer in New York.

When Rudy finds out what happened to the Wasabi Warriors he decides he wants the dojo back. He must win a tournament against Ty and the Black Dragons.

When the gang volunteers at the Santa attraction in the mall, their good intentions backfire!