Season 2 episodes for Drake & Josh
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These are a list of Season 2 episodes from the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh with the episodes original airdates included. Season 2 only covered 2004.
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[edit] The Bet
- For the motion picture of the same title, see The Bet (film).
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "The Bet" | |
| Episode № | 7 |
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| Prod. code | 202 |
| Airdate | March 14, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | George Doty IV |
| Director | Steve Hoefer |
| Guest star(s) | Roark Critchlow as Dr. Glazer Shannon Convery as the science teacher |
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The Bet is the 7th episode of the Nickelodeon comedy Drake & Josh. It first aired on March 14, 2004. It was the first episode of the second season.
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Drake and Josh are supposed to pick Megan up from her friend's house. Drake gets too involved in eating junk and Josh forgets about it while playing his video game. Megan ends up coming home soaked from the rain, and Drake and Josh get grounded for forgetting to pick her up. Drake bets Josh that he could stay without junk food longer than Josh could stay without video games as a result of this. Megan insists they sign a contract, which says that whoever gives up must dye their hair pink. Drake and Josh are doing very well until Drake develops a sudden rash because of the change in diet and Josh's "Grammy" sends him the latest Gamesphere. Drake and Josh try many ways to make the other give up, until finally, they both give up, whereupon they both dye their hair pink, as well as their parents', as they had bet on who would give up first. However, Drake just gets a pink wig, which he takes off before going to school.
[edit] Guitar
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Guitar" | |
| Episode № | 8 |
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| Prod. code | 201 |
| Airdate | March 21, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | Dan Schneider |
| Director | Virgil L. Fabian |
| Guest star(s) | Mark Matkevich as Devin Malone Ted Lange as Mr. Calvert |
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Guitar is the 8th episode of the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on March 21, 2004.
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Drake hears of a radio contest in which the winner receives a guitar signed by the lead singer of his favorite band, Zero Gravity. He invites all of his classmates to a cell-phone party, where everyone will call the radio station to try to win. His sister Megan wins, and promises that she will let Drake keep the guitar, and the concert tickets that go with it, as long as Drake promises to do her math homework for a week. He agrees. To win the contest, Drake must answer the question "What is the 8th planet from the sun?" The answer, which Drake gets from Josh, is Neptune.
Drake gets the guitar and the tickets. Josh, showing the instrument to Megan, accidentally sets it on fire after plugging it in to a faulty amplifier, and must buy Drake a new one with his life savings, which is $1,200. So that Drake doesn't notice the difference, he also tries to get the singer Devon Malone to autograph it. Drake catches Josh in the act of trying to get the signature. Josh breaks Malone's hand, and Drake must play the concert because he was the only one backstage who knew the guitar parts to their songs.
The next day, the manager of Zero Gravity visits Drake to give him his payment, $1,250, a payment that neither one expected. Drake chooses to give Josh the money in payment for buying the guitar for him, and answering the trivia question. Josh's response to the money: "I'm gettin' me a tanning bed!"
Drake begins to get used to being a temporary rock star when Megan reminds him that he still owes her a week worth of math homework.
[edit] Trivia
- This was the first episode of Drake & Josh to feature a subplot, something rarely seen on children's programming.
- While the guitar is said to be a vintage Fender Stratocaster, it is in fact made by Squier, a second-line subsidiary of Fender Musical Instruments.
- It is revealed in a later episode, Driver's License that the tanning bed Josh bought with the $1250 never really worked.this was hippy....
[edit] Movie Job
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Movie Job" | |
| Episode № | 9 |
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| Prod. code | 203 |
| Airdate | March 28, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | Dan Schneider |
| Director | Virgil L. Fabian |
| Guest star(s) | Yvette Nicole Brown as Helen Dubuois Minka Kelly as Stacey Jerry Trainor as Crazy Steve |
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Movie Job is the ninth episode of the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on March 28, 2004.
[edit] Plot synopsis
Josh surprises Drake by announcing that he got a job at the local movie theater, The Premiere. Drake, jealous of the high pay, decides to get a job there as well. Drake, an instant favorite with his boss, Helen, receives a coveted job as Assistant Manager, angering Josh.
Josh, wanting his boss to notice him, comes up with an idea to drum up business and increase interest in popcorn sales; however, the promotion backfires, and people are hurt fighting over popcorn buckets in an attempt to get the golden balls that award the bearer free movies for a month. Paramedics are called in, and Helen demands to know who was responsible for the incident. Rather than allowing Josh to be fired, Drake lies and implicates himself as the creator of the promotion.
[edit] Trivia
- When Drake lets Megan into a PG-13 movie, he tells Helen they were from Norway, so it actually meant PG-9. This was an allusion to Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, as the movie was originally rated M (Pg-13) in Australia, and was given a special rating of 9 in the Netherlands.
[edit] Football
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Football" | |
| Episode № | 10 |
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| Prod. code | 205 |
| Airdate | April 4, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | Barry O'Brien |
| Director | Virgil L. Fabian |
| Guest star(s) | Aaron Hill as Witherspoon Charles Levin as the football coach George Doty IV as the team doctor |
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Football is the 10th episode Nickelodeon show Drake & Josh. It first aired on April 4, 2004.
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Drake wants Josh's image to be more "cool", and convinces him to be on the football team. Josh does so, but not the way Drake wanted: he becomes the equipment manager. He is well liked by the team, until Megan sabotages the brownies he makes for them, and the star player gets violently ill. The coach forces Josh to fill in for the player so the team does not have to forfeit.
Drake and Josh get the football-player turned janitor-with-a-head-injury to fill in for Josh (who is afraid of playing), Zeek Braxton, offering him $10,000 with the knowledge that he will soon forget the arrangement. At the game, he gets injured again, undoing his first head injury, and causing him to remember everything, including the money. Josh must therefore fill in. Josh gets hurt himself, but unknowingly scores the winning touchdown, when a member of the other team tackles him, sending him flying over the touch line and Josh becomes, once again, the team hero.
[edit] Pool Shark
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| "Pool Shark" | |
| Episode № | 11 |
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| Prod. code | 204 |
| Airdate | April 18, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | Anthony Del Broccolo |
| Director | Steve Hoefer |
| Guest star(s) | Scott Halberstadt as Eric Alec Medlock as Craig |
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Pool Shark is the 11th episode of the hit Nickelodeon sitvom Drake & Josh. It first aired on April 18, 2004.
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When Josh learns that he is great at billiards, Drake realizes he can make some money from it. His plan is to tell people Josh is bad at the game, then bet people he will win. They will, of course, bet that Josh will lose, and be forced to give their money to Drake.
This goes on for a while, until Josh discovers what is going on. He vows never to play pool again.
Later, when the boys are walking to a shop to buy their mother a birthday present, they pass a pool hall. Josh tells Drake to follow him in, and that they will try the gambling thing again. They bet two large men $200 that they will win, even though they just were trying to prove how bad they were. They win the bet, but the men are on to the trick.
Just when Drake gets worried he is about to be beat up by the men, Josh reveals that they were his camp counselors and it was all a trick to give Drake a taste of his own medicine.
[edit] Smart Girl
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Smart Girl" | |
| Episode № | 12 |
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| Prod. code | 207 |
| Airdate | April 25, 2004 |
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| Guest star(s) | Kate Lang Johnson as Michelle Scott Halberstadt as Eric Alec Medlock as Craig |
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Smart Girl is the 12th episode of the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on April 25, 2004.
[edit] Plot synopsis
Drake starts dating a girl who is much smarter than he is. He must keep her convinced that he is just as smart, and that he shares her interests. Josh teaches Drake a few things, such as the noble gases. Drake later must compete on his girlfriends' team in a "Quizbowl"-esque competition.
Meanwhile, Josh is planning revenge on Megan but she manages to stay a step ahead of him. Drake discovers that she bugged their room, and takes it upon himself to talk to her. This soon becomes his advantage when he manages to borrow Megan's radio system so Josh can give him the answers in the 'academic bowl'. Josh radios him the answers for a large portion of the competition. However, public radio signals toward the end interrupt the ones Josh is sending. Fortunately, the final question is: "Name the noble gases." Drake does, and wins the competition. He then decides to admit to his girlfriend that he is really not that smart.
[edit] Little Diva
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Little Diva" | |
| Episode № | 13 |
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| Prod. code | 208 |
| Airdate | May 2, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | Eric Friedman |
| Director | Virgil L. Fabian |
| Guest star(s) | Roark Critchlow as Dr. Glazer Skyler Samuels as Ashley Blake Frances Callier as Helen Dubuois |
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Little Diva is the 13th episode of the popular Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on May 2, 2004.
[edit] Plot synopsis
When a movie star comes to The Premiere for the premiere of her movie, "Kid President", Josh is chosen to act as her personal assistant. Josh is excited at first, as he is a big fan, but then realizes that it is not a fun job.
Later, just before the premiere, she gets knocked out with a bucket (Megan's fault) at the Parker-Nichols house. Drake and Josh take her to The Premiere in her unconscious state, and manage to get though most of the premiere. Of course, when she wakes up, the entire incident must be explained to her.
[edit] Trivia
- Frances Callier plays the character of Helen Dubuois in this episode; however, the role is usually played by Yvette Nicole Brown.
[edit] Blues Brothers
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Blues Brothers" | |
| Episode № | 14 |
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| Prod. code | 206 |
| Airdate | September 12, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | Craig DiGregorio |
| Director | Fred Savage |
| Guest star(s) | Yvette Nicole Brown as Helen Robin Sydney as Jackie |
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Blues Brothers is the 14th episode of the hit Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on September 12, 2004. Though it first aired as a 45 minute episode, in reruns it is only shown for 30 minutes.
[edit] Plot synopsis
Walter gets Josh a job at the weather station where he works, and Megan gets jealous and reminds Josh of the fourth-grade twitch, where he embarrassed himself in front of everyone. Josh gets nervous and starts twitching. Meanwhile, Drake and his band are practising at The Premiere for the Talent Show, where they are singing a slower vesion of "I Found A Way". On the talent show, the song is stolen and acted upon by the Belleview Choral Society. However, Drake asks his mother to get Drake and Josh's Blues Brothers costumes, and they end up singing "Soul Man" as a tribute to the Blues Brothers. Drake and Josh win the talent show, and a girl says about a "three-peat" she predicted. Thus, the talent show is won by the Brothers and Josh gets over his twitching problem.
[edit] Trivia
At Last from America's Got Talent make a guest appearance as the Choral Society.
[edit] Driver's License
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Driver's License" | |
| Episode № | 15 |
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| Prod. code | 209 |
| Airdate | September 12, 2004 |
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| Guest star(s) | Torrey DeVitto as Denise Woods Erik Estrada as the police officer |
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- For the official document, see Driver's license.
"Driver's License" is the fifteenth episode of the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on September 12, 2004, as a 45 minute episode. Subsequent airings have been 30 minutes in duration.
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The boys' dad, Walter, is very excited that both of his sons are going to get driver's licenses. He warns that if they get a ticket, he will take away their licenses. Drake fails the test, and doesn't get his license. Josh runs a stop sign and gets a ticket, which Drake pays for. In return, Josh is forced to drive Drake around. Later, when Drake wants to impress a girl, he tells her that he has a driver, "Chives", who turns out to be Josh. During the ride, Drake and Josh switch positions, so that Drake is driving. He gets pulled over by a cop (played by Erik Estrada), for having broken taillights, and, of course, has no license. He explains that Josh was driving most of the way, and ends up getting a ticket.
[edit] Trivia
- The fast-food restaurant that Drake ordered for his instructor was Inside-Out Burger, a parody of the San Diego restaurant In-N-Out.
- In Drake & Josh Go Hollywood, it is discovered Drake had failed his driving exam six times before finally getting his license.
[edit] Number One Fan
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| "Number One Fan" | |
| Episode № | 16 |
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| Prod. code | 211 |
| Airdate | September 19, 2004 |
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| Guest star(s) | Alyson Stoner as Wendy Jessy Schram as Larissa AnnaSophia Robb as Liza |
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Number One Fan is the 16th episode of Nickelodeon's Drake & Josh. It first aired on September 19, 2004.
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The plot follows a girl named Wendy (played by Alyson Stoner, who played the part of Sally on Mike's Super Short Show on Disney Channel) who is a friend of Megan's from her Campfire Kids troop. Wendy has a crush on Drake, and starts interfering with his school life, love life, and becomes generally annoying. Later, Drake is going to be on the Star 99 songwriter's spotlight, where he has the opportunity to play one of his songs on the radio. When he gets there he realizes he doesn't have a guitar pick and he reaches down in his pocket to see if he has one and finds an apology note from Wendy. Earlier Drake had yelled at her to leave him alone because she put his poster up regarding the Star 99 gig all over one of his classrooms. When he reads the note he starts to feel bad about what he said. In the end, Drake gives in, and makes her dream come true to sing a song "just for her".
[edit] Trivia
The song Drake performs is called "Down We Fall" and was written by Drake Bell and Michael Corcoran for the show. It appears on the Drake and Josh soundtrack as well as Bell's debut CD, Telegraph.
[edit] Mean Teacher
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Mean Teacher" | |
| Episode № | 17 |
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| Airdate | September 26, 2004 |
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| Guest star(s) | Julia Duffy as Mrs. Hafer Chelsea Brummet as Kelly Billy St. John as a priest Robin Sydney as Alyson |
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Mean Teacher is the seventeenth episode of the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on September 26, 2004.
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Drake wants to break up with his girlfriend (who has a problem of laughing inappropriately), but can't, as she is his mean English teacher, Mrs. Hafer's, daughter. Drake finds out from Mrs. Hafer that she will send him to summer school if he breaks up with Kelly. Meanwhile, Josh's favorite (yet ugly) shirt seems to bring him good luck, as it gets him video games, a gold ring and watch and a date with a model. One day, Drake and Josh argue over who gets to wear the shirt, as they both need luck on that particular day. So, they split the shirt, each wear half, and both get the luck they want. Megan tells their mother to throw out the shirt, pretending she doesn't know of its "powers". Her real reason is that her pranks didn't seem to work whilst he was wearing it.
[edit] Notes
- Chelsea Brummet was also a regular performer on All That.
- At the end, a hobo finds Josh's shirt and with the luck wins the lottery with a ticket he finds and says, "I won. I'M A MILLIONARE!!!!!"
[edit] The Gary Grill
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "The Gary Grill" | |
| Episode № | 18 |
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| Airdate | October 17, 2004 |
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| Guest star(s) | Gary Coleman as himself Richard Biggs as an FBI agent Ryan Alvarez as Robbie Bernstein |
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The Gary Grill is the eighteenth episode of the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on October 17, 2004. Gary Coleman guest stars in the episode as himself. This episode is dedicated to Richard Biggs, who passed away prior to this episode's airing.
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Drake and Josh are lured into a scam, selling "Gary Grills" (mp3 player and grill) that they didn't realize were stolen. They almost get arrested, but Megan saves them by pretending that she wants to sell the grills. Though they have avoided arrest, the boys are still upset when the things they bought with their earnings are confiscated by Gary Coleman, the creator of the grills. He did not take the chair the two bought as he found out Josh sat in it.
[edit] Drew & Jerry
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| "Drew & Jerry" | |
| Episode № | 19 |
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| Airdate | October 24, 2004 |
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| Guest star(s) | James Immekus as Drew Stephen Markarian as Jerry Abigail Mavity as the pigtail girl |
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Drew & Jerry is the nineteenth episode of the Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. First aired on October 24, 2004, it was one of the final episodes of the second season.
[edit] Plot synopsis
Josh befriends Drew, a classmate who is very similar to Drake. Drake tries not to show his jealousy, but then meets Jerry, a Josh-esque classmate. As it turns out, Josh didn't realize how similar he was to Jerry. At the end of the episode, Drew and Jerry are asked to star in a sitcom called Drew & Jerry. Fans may notice that Drew & Jerry is a parody of (or tribute to) Drake & Josh.
[edit] Quotes
Drake: There she is! {Picks up Megan and kisses her}
Megan: Eww! Gross! I just took a shower.
Drake: Sorry, but you're awesome.
Megan: Why? What did I do?
Drake: About Josh. He's so jealous of Jerry.
Megan: Good. {Walks to door} Oh, and if you ever pick me up and kiss me like that again. you're gonna wake up breathing through a tube.
Drew: (runs in, picks up Megan, and kisses her) There she is!
(Drake has a confused look on his face.)
Megan: (shrugs) it's cute when he does it.
Josh tries to go to bed, but finds Jerry in his bed. He screams, and wakes up both Drake and Jerry. Josh: What are you doing in my bed? Drake: he needed a place to sleep! Josh: And you're wearing my pyjamas? Drake: He needed pyjamas. Josh: Oh, and I bet you're wearing my underpants too.
Jerry: I don't sleep with underwear on!
Josh: 3 words: keep the pajamas!!
Drake: Jerry, do that cool dance that you do!
Jerry: DANCIN'!
[edit] Trivia
- When Drew and Jerry are offered their own show about two brothers, Drake comments that no one would watch such a show. Because Drake & Josh is about two brothers, this is an example of dramatic irony.
- The clip of Drew & Jerry is a reference to the Drake & Josh episode Pool Shark (down to using synonyms for the original lines).
- Nickelodeon edited out the part where Megan takes a shower.
[edit] Honor Council
| Drake & Josh episode | |
| "Honor Council" | |
| Episode № | 20 |
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| Airdate | November 28, 2004 |
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| Guest star(s) | Allison Scagliotti-Smith as Mindy Crenshaw Julia Duffy as Mrs. Alice Hafer Paul Gleason as The Principal/Judge Emma Roberts as Addie Ryan Alvarez as Robbie Bernstein |
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Honor Council is the twentieth episode of Nickelodeon's Drake & Josh. It was the second season finale, first airing on November 28, 2004. This episode featured guest star Emma Roberts as Addie Singer, her character from Nickelodeon's Unfabulous.
[edit] Plot synopis
Drake is accused of placing his English teacher Mrs. Hafer's car in her room as a prank. He must go to a "trial" in front of the school's honor council, with Josh as his "lawyer". Mrs. Hafer's "lawyer" is Mindy Crenshaw, Josh's nemesis. After a long trial, Josh manages to prove that Mindy is guilty of committing the prank in revenge for Mrs. Hafer giving Mindy her first "B".
[edit] Notes
- In this episode, it is revealed that Megan has her own website, Megan Parker.com. On the website, she has a Boob Clip of the Week, starring herself and her friend Addie, played by Emma Roberts (a crossover from Roberts' show Unfabulous). Other features include a quiz about the show All That, and a feature that lets you hear Drake's music (which she describes as "not bad"). Megan Parker.com is a real website, but it is just an image.
- First appearance of Mindy Crenshaw.
- Megan once again helps Drake in this episode because "making Drake upset is her job."
- This is the first time Drake called his dad "Walter".
- When Josh answers to Mrs. Hafer as, Montagues and the Hathaways, he must have gotten mistaken with Anne Hathaway. She was the wife of William Shakespeare.
- It is revealed that Drake can draw.
[edit] External links
- TV.com's Drake and Josh episode listings
- TVGuide.com's Drake and Josh episode guide
