Fred: The Show

Fred makes a love potion for the girl he likes as his experiment for the Science Fair. When he goes to spray the girl, Fred accidentally sprays Kevin and he falls in love with Fred.

Kids and neighbors have witnessed Fred committing petty crimes, most of which happen to Kevin's house. Fred declares his innocence but nobody believes him.

Kids and neighbors have witnessed Fred committing petty crimes, but Fred declares his innocence. Could there be an evil version of Fred running around?

After Kevin's mom says he needs to spend the night at Fred's house, Fred assumes she must have found one of his babysitting flyers. Fred is excited about his first job.

Fred drinks expired milk and hallucinates that a cow is trying to kill him. Will Fred survive the clutches of the evil Cow Man? Probably.

Fred decides to get his driver's license and enrolls in driver's ed. While waiting for his driving instructor, Fred accidentally becomes an accomplice to a bank robbery!

Fred starts a lemonade stand in his front yard (complete with tables and chairs, a bathroom and free wi-fi) and it becomes so successful he has to hire an employee.

Trying to impress his new crush Holly (the "bad girl" at school), Fred pretends he's a ""bad boy"" and invites Holly over to watch a scary movie.

Fred finds an old keep sake box and discovers that he and Kevin were once BFFs. In the box are several embarrassing photos that Fred uses to blackmail Kevin into being his best friend for a day.

When Fred accidentally injures Kevin, he tries to make up for it by becoming Kevin's assistant. When Fred finds out Kevin was never really hurt, he sets out for his revenge.

Fred is assigned a tutor to help him study for his upcoming test. When she shows up, Fred thinks she is a Russian spy and tries to expose her even if it means failing his test.

Fred decides to run against Kevin in the class election and enlists the help of his new friend and campaign manager, Starr. But soon, the elections get dirty with negative attacks.

Fred and Kevin discover that their opponent for class president, Starr, is bribing students in order to win. Wanting to expose Starr as a cheater, the boys ban together.

Fred decides to pull an all-nighter to study for his History final. However, even with the best of intentions, Fred's study time quickly turns into a night of distractions.

Fred's mom has had enough of Fred's over-active imagination and need for attention, and enlists the help of TV Reality Star "Mega Mom" to change his behavior.

Fred and Starr are Home Economics partners and their homework assignment is to take care of a 5-pound sack of flour for a week. At first their partnership is perfect, but things quickly unravel!

A murder mystery unfolds at school when Fred discovers the class gerbil has died. Everyone is on edge as Fred takes it upon himself to find out "who done it?"

Fred makes some bad decisions, thinking he is moving to Alaska. He ditches class, confesses his love to Holly, and challenges Kevin to a fight. When the move is cancelled, Fred faces the consequences!

Fred's new pet, the common housefly "Flapper," goes missing, so Fred offers a reward. Kevin claims it, but reveals that Flapper is dead. Fred organizes a tribute service, but has Flapper returned?

Fred has been put in charge of watching Grandma while his mom sets up for her surprise birthday party, however in true Fred fashion he gets distracted and loses her.

Fred asks Holly to look through old photos in his basement so she can advise on his haircut for class picture day. Once a decision has been made the kids discover they've gotten trapped in the basement and Fred goes to extremes trying to survive.

Fred's school is having a 1990's-themed dance and Fred is concerned about attending since he doesn't know anything about the 90's.

Cassandra Grey, a famous music producer, comes to Fred's school looking to discover the next pop star. Starr auditions for her, but when Fred accidently sings along Cassandra signs him on the spot.

Fred's video "Do the Figgle Wiggle" becomes a viral hit because the video is so bad, but Fred doesn't see it that way and lets the success go to his head.