Recess

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Lawson organizes a gang to take over solving everyone's problems.

The gang tries to find out who removed all the balls from the playground.

The kids think Vince is getting special treatment when he becomes Prickly's golf partner.

Vince and T.J. compete for the job as A.V. Kid, but their competition leads to a broken-up friendship between them.

Gus must stay behind from the fair because he forgot his permission slip, while the rest of the gang try to figure out a way to get Gus to the fair.

Gus and Theresa (Cornchip Girl) have a hard time becoming friends due to their rivaling fathers.

T.J. finds a $100 bill and along with the gang try to find out who lost it.

Mikey and Gus want to join the Woodchuck Scouts.

The gang is suspicious when the Ashleys give Spinelli six wrestling tickets.

During a burning hot day, the gang attempts to make it across the playground to the otherside where there is a water pump.

T.J. has a mysterious new friend.

Mikey badgers the gang into a trip to senior citizens home.

Needing to prepare himself for a poet laureate ceremony, Mikey decides to listen to Menlo to learn how to organize himself.

Disgusted by the horrible cafeteria food, Vince becomes the new school cook when the other kids try his cooking.

Gretchen is worried when she's partnered with T.J. on a class project.

Vince feels like an outsider after he misses the must-see movie of the weekend.

Randall uses an embarrassing photo to blackmail King Bob into making him Playground Prince.

Spinelli gets peeved with her parents heap so much praise for Gretchen at her expense.

Gus starts an obsessive crusade to kill all the germs in the world, while Mikey will do anything to save them.

The bored main kids build their own fort. But then Lawson takes it over.

Mikey makes the other kids regret not letting them play on their team for the playground's soccer tourney.

Miss Finster hurts her leg and can't keep up with the kids during recess.

Ms. Grotke's strange behavior makes the kids think that she's a spy.

Spinelli becomes popular as an advice giver when she sits in for Guru Kid.

Scared of turning 10 on his soon-to-be birthday, Mikey develops an obsession of becoming a little kid again so he won't have to grow up.

When a new kid from Norway comes to 3rd Street School, Gus befriends the kid by making him think that Gus is the hottest kid in the school.

T.J. can't figure out why Gordy doesn't like him.

Spinelli channels her anger into a playground chalk drawing.

People start paying Gretchen for doing their homework so she can buy herself a new bike

Gretchen and Vince both run for president.

Menlo and Randall team up to manipulate the entire playground.

T.J. and the gang meet Mr. Dudicoff, a student teacher who was a legend at 3rd Street School back in the day.

Thinking his family is moving away again, Gus moves under the jungle gym to avoid leaving his friends and school

The school gets a new technology system installed called the SAL 3000 which controls everything.

Digger Dave quits digging and then bosses everyone around.

Spinelli gets too attached to the lucky marble that Vince loans her.

Jared, the new student, appears to be perfect, making the rest of the school very jealous.

The gang tries to cover up Mikey's ripped pants so Finster won't catch him.

Second grade prodigy Becky Benson befriends Gretchen to get help for her science fair project. But Becky has an ulterior motive.

The bad kids from The Girl was Trouble trick Gus into shoplifting candy from Kelso's.

The original 1935 edition of The Rules of the Playground is discovered in the library.

The gang gets busted when they accidentally break a statue of a famous hero Thaddeus T. Third III.

Randall gets the main kids to pretend that they're his friends when his father, Leonard, visits the school on Randall's birthday.

Prickly finally gets his appointment to Spiro T. Agnew Middle School. But the kids try to make him stay after they meet the new Principal Slicer.

Gus takes a new identity when he discovers that people think he's a different cool kid when he doesn't wear his glasses. Too bad "Guy" can't see a thing.

King Bob abandons his throne in his obsessive pursuit of pulling a prank on T.J. in this sequel to The Big Prank

The kids warn Gus not to break the code by telling Miss Finster who started a food fight.

Secretary of Schools Garrison chooses 3rd Street School as the place to test his program to bring test scores up by cancelling recess.

The kids want to find out who started a rumor that a boy knocked over Mikey's popcorn at the movies and Mikey then threw the boy into the girls' bathroom.

The kids find a paper fortune teller on the ground that predicts doom for Gus.

The main kids make a friend of new kid James Stone and show him all their little schemes, but soon regret that.

Gus winds up working for the Hustler Kid to pay off a debt, and soon he himself becomes the biggest hustler in the playground.

The kids rope T.J. into a challenge to play a prank on King Bob before the end of the school day.

Señor Fusion: the Movie finally opens and T.J. vows to be there at its first screening.

Everyone is segregrated once the Ashley's start giving ratings to everyone on the playground.

When the gang catches the mysterious "Library Kid", they take her out to recess where she becomes obsessed with the playground.

TJ receives an old history textbook with a treasure map that leads the gang, Randall, and the Ashleys out to get the treasure. But as they get closer, greed arises and the 4th graders fight for the treasure.

T.J. and Vince are so into the "Barnaby Boys" books that they dress up like the Barnaby Boys and try to solve the mystery of the suspicious substitute janitor, Earl Raymond.

In his hatred of Valentine's Day, T.J. sends a "funny" valentine to every single girl on the playground to show them how stupid Valentine's Day is, but his plan soon backfires when the girls mistake them for "real" valentine cards.

Spinelli gets a crush on a fifth grader and has to get over it to save her reputation.

T.J. breaks his clavicle and now has to spend recess with the "pale kids" in Room 51.

T.J. shows up in school with a black eye. Everyone makes up wild stories about the heroic acts T.J. must have done to get the shiner.

Randall becomes popular when he uses a joke book to make himself a standup comedian.

T.J. takes charge when Gretchen seems to achieve a dream that T.J.'s always had, to be an astronaut on the space shuttle.

Fed up with Vince's ego, the kids bet Vince that he can't go one whole day without beating someone in a sport.

Every year the older kids pick kindergarteners to race in the Kindergarten Derby. This year an eager Tubby gets an unwilling Mikey to sponsor him in the race.

A career day assembly gets all the kids to decide their future careers. That is all except Spinelli.

The main kids discover that Gus was once a notorious dodgeball player who went by the name of El Diablo.

Someone else besides Gretchen is a math genius, and through math, Gretchen starts a close relationship with this person.

On class picture day, the kids vow to keep Gus clean as he's never had a class picture of him taken.

Ashley A. hooks up with Gretchen when she sins against the clique so gravely as to get thrown out.

The gang breaks up when they are forced to choose a best friend to write about.

The Ashleys get back at Spinelli by entering her into the Kiddie Cosmetics Little Miss Blush Beauty Pageant. But her friends talk Spinelli into trying to beat the Ashleys in the pageant.

Principal Prickly and Miss Finster plot to turn T.J. over to their own side by making him principal for a day.

Spinelli's parents put her in Mlle. Povlova's dance school, where she teams up with Mikey.

T.J. and Vince manage to convince everyone that the bad haircut they gave Mikey is actually cool.

Miss Finster agrees to babysit Spinelli for the weekend while her parents are away.

Principal Prickly and Miss Finster deem T.J.'s word "whomps" as a cuss and punish him for it, starting a scandal that leads all the way to the board of education.

Mikey is the only fourth grader who still believes in Santa Claus. He tries to convince the others Santa exists.

Mikey is the only fourth grader who still believes in Santa Claus. He tries to convince the others Santa exists.

The main kids wish they could have the overcrowded school to themselves, then surprisingly get their wish.

When the playground goes on the monsticker standard T.J. goes down the path from poverty to wealth.

Spinelli gets labeled a mama's girl when she inadvertently calls Ms. Grotke "Mama."

A hypnotist performing for the kids inadvertently hypnotizes Principal Prickly into thinking he's six years old.

King Bob orders the kids to build him a pyramid so that all future classes will remember him.

The kids take in a really ratty stray cat that they find near the dumpster, naming it Stuart.

Mikey wants to be exactly like Vince when Vince saves his life.

Gretchen's search for her stolen PDA leads her on a journey among the school's delinquents that ultimately brings about her downfall.

Gretchen turns to former yo-yo champ Tommy Tate to learn how to master the yo-yo.

Substitute teacher Mr. E. captivates all the kids with his command of authority, except T.J.

In the "Pee Wee Pals" program, the main kids each have to take care of a kindergartener during recess.

A visit from Principal Prickly's brother Paul leads to a challenge between 3rd Street and 98th Street kickball teams.

All the kids go on a big field trip to MISOOE (The Museum of Industry, Science, Oceanography, Oddities and Energy). But Ol' Smokey, the bus with the main kids, breaks down in the middle of nowhere.

Gus winds up the new victim of bully Gelman's wrath.

Gus has to go to the Yard of No Return when he kicks a good kickball over the fence.

Gus finds a tile from the game Ajimbo and soon the entire student body gets caught in its evil grasp.