Young best friends Stacy and Bradley have a unique ability that allows them to bring their fantasies to life. The kids are able to draw their own cartoons, bringing their imaginations to life. They often use their hand-drawn adventures to help them overcome obstacles they face, whether they involve school, bullies or even their parents. With their drawings, everyday life for Stacy and Bradley can take a turn at any time and become a wild roller-coaster ride. Stacy's overweight dog Frank and Bradley's pet chameleon Lester accompany the best buds on their adventures.
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Season 1
1996
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01. Aaand Action!
1996-08-14
Stacy and Bradley decided to make a movie for Uncle Saggy's Really Really Bad Home Videos Show, which results in chaos when they, Polly, Lance and Russell get inexplicably lost downtown.
02. Night of the Living Dumpster
1996-08-14
Taking out the garbage turns into a volcanic experience!
03. Disappearing Act
1996-08-21
Stella orders Stacy to clean her messy room, and when Stacy discovers her mom's vanishing cream can make more than wrinkles disappear, she uses it to make her room look clean and she and Bradley use it to become invisible.
04. And the Wiener Is...
1996-08-21
The kids go on a journey to prevent Lance and Russell from stealing their winning lottery ticket.
05. Beware the Lunchwad
1996-08-28
Stacy and Bradley face the disgusting lunchroom.
06. Madam Know-It-All
1996-08-28
Stacy claims she is a psychic, like her favorite TV star Madam Know-It-All.
07. Return Your Seats to an Uptight Position
1996-10-14
Stacy pretends to be an airplane pilot.
08. Yams Away!
1996-10-14
Stacy's Thanksgiving might not be the best she's hoping for it to be.
09. The Good, the Bad, and the Bradley
1996-10-21
Bradley becomes the new hall monitor, but it goes way too much in his head.
10. Bye Bye, Baby Birdie
1996-10-21
Stacy and Bradley play outside and go on a safari, and encounter a dead baby bird and give it a proper funeral.
11. Didn't'cha, Mr. D?
1996-10-28
Mr. D reminisces the simple days when he was a child, also taking Stacy, Polly and Bradley on an adventure during the process.
12. The Amazing Rubber Guy
1996-10-28
Stacy and Bradley play a game of baseball against Lance, Russell and Bradley's Superhero personas.
13. If It Ain't Fixed, Break It
1996-11-11
Frank runs away from home, when Stella wants to take him to the vet to "get fixed".
14. The Mucus Touch
1996-11-11
When Bradley's illness makes him miss a surprisingly fun day at school, Stacy cheers him up by telling fairy tales.
15. Jumbo Frank
1996-08-14
Frank goes on a rampage after Stella notices he gets stuck in his doggy door too often and forces him to go on a diet.
16. Owed to a Tree
1996-08-14
Bradley and Stacy try to prevent their favorite tree from being chopped down by the cityworks department.
17. Lassie Go Home
1996-11-18
All the kids at Middlestick Elementary bring their pets into the win best pet award.
18. Hit the Showers
1996-11-18
As if gym class wasn't bad enough, Bradley and Stacy also have to suffer through the ever-gross school shower.
19. This is a Hiccup!
1996-11-25
Stacy's hiccups become contagious when it spreads the entire neighborhood.
20. Disciplinary Action
1996-11-25
Bradley thinks Stacy was got to be interrogated about him putting whoopie cushions in Mr. Lederhosen's shoes when goes to Principal Coffin's dungeon.
21. Buttnocchio
1996-12-02
Instead of getting muffin mix for Stella, Bradley and Stacy sneak into a movie theater.
22. Dill, Man of Letters
1996-12-02
Dill takes Stacy and Bradley to the library to escape from Lance and Russell.
23. Coat of Many Troubles
1996-12-09
Stella gives Stacy a new coat, which makes her become the new popular girl in school. However, she soon discovers it has a dark secret.
24. Environmentally Frenzied
1996-12-09
Stacy and Bradley are forced to, along with the other kids, make a pro-environmentalist project.
25. Photo Oops
1996-09-25
Stacy, to prevent having the same bad dream over and over again, does picture day her way.
26. Casa Blank Stare
1996-09-25
Stacy and Bradley argue over which types of movies are "classics".