Kirby Buckets, a 13-year-old who dreams of being the biggest animator in the world, enters a competition that allows him to meet his idol Mac MacCallister and potentially get one of his own animated characters on Mac’s hit show. But he and his two best buddies run into a series of comical disasters on their way (including a clown ghetto and a low-speed lawn mower chase), threatening Kirby’s chances.
Kirby and his friends hope to attend a fright-night film festival, but their plans are threatened when they get quarantined at school. Meanwhile, Dawn and Belinda get invited to a Halloween party at the house of a popular kid at school.
Kirby learns about the most outrageous prank that ever existed and is determined to find a way to replicate it.
Kirby is grounded and he, Fish and Eli can't complete their 52nd-consecutive Friday night hang-out session.
Kirby starts using a pen that has magical powers and everything he draws comes to life.
Kirby fakes an illness to avoid being graded on a bad cooking project.
Kirby meets the leader of an underground group of artists; Dawn makes a discovery about Eli.
Kirby wins tickets to a video game convention but can't decide if he should take Eli or Fish.
Kirby's favorite show has been cancelled, leaving the series' creator Mac McCallister depressed.
Someone is defacing school property with cartoon murals and signing them with Kirby's name, getting him in trouble at school. Kirby and Dawn team up to solve the case.
Kirby and his friends venture into the Bradlands and stumble upon some buttons, which he uses in an attempt to win over the school.
Kirby and Dawn disagree over how to use a spare room. Later, Kirby agrees to set Todd up on a date with Dawn.
Principal Mitchell gets Kirby to draw a portrait of his celebrity cat; Dawn finds a card on her locker from a secret admirer.
Kirby becomes the leader of his class after his teacher leaves, and he creates a fun, chaotic atmosphere. Meanwhile, Dawn and Belinda go on a hygiene strike after the principal bans hair dryers.
Kirby's underground comic book that mocks Forest Hills' teachers is accidentally put in the school's suggestion box, so Kirby, Fish and Eli try to steal it back before it's found.
Kirby, Eli and Fish work on a project for the science fair to create the ultimate high five, but Kirby suffers an injury that hampers his creativity and forces him to act out like his characters.
Kirby and Fish enter a contest to see who can keep their hands on a video game the longest. Meanwhile, Mr. Buckets tries to cash in his Chore Day coupon from five years ago.
Kirby tries to get an embarrassing video of him losing a rap-battle to his mom taken down from the Internet, so he gets a member of the AV Club to help. Meanwhile, Dawn becomes obsessed with bubble wrap.
Kirby and Dawn's mom accepts a job as a substitute teacher at their school. Dawn makes her mother promise to pretend not to know who she is, while Kirby never leaves her side.
Kirby prepares to animate and shoot a commercial, but his creativity is hampered when Wild Gil demands that the ad include a clown.
Kirby uploads embarrassing videos of his dad to even the score, when the Babcock twins' Web cartoons become more popular than his own.
Kirby launches his own Web channel, but Dawn hijacks it.
Gil moves into Kirby's house.
Everyone blames Kirby when Principal Mitchell introduces a strict robot named Gregory to be the new hall monitor.
Kirby's scary Great-Grandma babysits for the weekend.
Kirby decides to put a stop to Dave the Ripper's bullying by running a heist to steal "The Mitchell Files" and using the information to take Dave down.
Kirby gets sent to Maximum Saturday Detention where he encounters a warden even harsher than Principal Mitchell.
Mitchell takes Kirby's tablet with his mom's birthday surprise, so Kirby takes up the sword and enters Mitchell's gauntlet in order to get it back.
Kirby tries to deal with a sudden influx of money.
Kirby gets an overly harsh sentence from Mitchell and tries to get Eli or Fish to win the school presidential election so one of them can pardon him.
Kirby gets hypnotized in an effort to end a severe case of artist's block.
When their parents disappear through a portal to an alternate universe, Kirby and Dawn embark on a long and outrageous journey to find them.
Kirby and his friends find themselves in a bizarre alternate dimension where "rotten" kids are mulched and then regrown to be fresh versions of themselves.
Kirby and Dawn enter a medieval dimension where Dawn is queen of the land, and Kirby is banished to the dungeon.
Kirby discovers he and Mitchell are partners on the Forest Hills police force and are assigned to take down a pair of robbers who just might be Kirby’s parents.
Kirby and Dawn search for their parents in a dimension where adults are not allowed.
Kirby, Eli, and Fish take the orb on a pranking joy ride and end up in a dimension ruled by Prank Williams Jr.
Captain Kirbo and his space crew face off against the galaxy’s most feared overlord, Dark Mitchell.
When the Buckets family uses the orb to take their annual family vacation in another dimension, they find themselves in a labyrinth run by Fish’s old guinea pig, Mr. Mac N’ Cheese.
When Kirby overuses the orb, rifts begin opening all over Forest Hills allowing all kinds of dimensional trouble.
Commando Kirbo makes his way into Kirby’s world in an attempt to stop Lord Mitchell once and for all.
Banished by Dark Mitchell to a desolate dimension, Kirby, Fish, Eli, Dawn and Belinda match wits with theater kids gone mad from toxic volcano gas.
In an effort to grow more powerful, Lord Mitchell sends his dark minions to other dimensions to retrieve more orbs. In one of those dimensions, he encounters NBA athlete John Wall (Washington Wizards) where the two go head-to-head and discover why Lord Mitchell is obsessed with dunking. *NBA athlete John Wall (Washington Wizards) guest stars as himself
While Lord Mitchell gains power from orbs retrieved by his minions, Kirby prepares himself for battle by training to be a gatekeeper with Mitchell Prime.