List of Pepper Ann episodes

Romeo and Juliet: The school's drama club is producing the play Romeo and Juliet. At first Pepper Ann thinks it's the lamest thing ever, but when she finds out that Craig (an eighth grader with whom she is infatuated) is playing Romeo she goes after the role as Juliet.

Old Best Friend: Pepper Ann's old best friend Brenda visits, but P.A. realizes that her old best friend is very annoying and possessive.

Psychic Moose: Pepper Ann starts spending time with her sister Moose when she thinks Moose is clairvoyant.

Megablades of Grass: Pepper Ann must earn her own money for a new pair of rollerblades, but finds work too tedious, so she exploits Milo's talent for creating freshly mown art for cash.

The Big Pencil: Pepper Ann vows to beat perennial Science Fair rival Alice Kane once and for all.

Uniform Uniformity: Hazelnut Middle School enforces a uniforms-only dress code, and Pepper Ann's mom is hired to design them, which doesn't sit well with Pepper Ann but sit well with her twin.

Crush and Burn: Pepper Ann lies to Milo's insane crush, Gwen Mezzrow, about being his girlfriend -- which turns into a tangled web of deceit involving everyone in school.

Sketch 22: Pepper Ann poses as an eighth grader in order to fit in with a group of cool eighth graders.

Have You Ever Been Unsupervised?: Pepper Ann freaks out when she's invited to Dieter's unsupervised 13th birthday party and Dieter plans to play Spin the Bottle.

Nicky Gone Bad: Fed up with her friends taking her for granted and being seen as a goody-goody, Nicki becomes a bad girl known as Nické, but Pepper Ann worries that Nicki's new attitude will lead to a life of ruin.

Quiz Bowl: Pepper Ann is chosen to be an alternate for the school's Quiz Bowl team, and sees it as a chance to goof off and travel for free, but when Nicki falls ill due to stage fright, Pepper Ann must cram to lead the school to victory.

Cocoon Gables: Pepper Ann is assigned to volunteer at Cocoon Gables, a retirement home, and learns a lesson in age discrimination and respecting one's elders.

Hazelnut's Finest: Pepper Ann is assigned to document her Uncle Jojo's day of working as a cop, but becomes disillusioned that it's not as gritty and exciting as she thinks.

An OtterBiography: Pepper Ann is chosen as the newest wearer of the Shania the Otter mascot costume, which is embarrassing at first, but finds that she can talk to her crush Craig when she's dressed as Shania.

Vanessa Less Tessa: Pepper Ann uses what she learned from her favorite sitcom Crazy Twin Shenanigans to get Vanessa to reconcile with her sister, Tessa.

A 'Tween Halloween: Pepper Ann becomes ashamed of trick-or-treating as a preteen after Milo tells her that she's too old for that.

Presenting Stewart Waldinger: Pepper Ann adamantly objects to Nicky bringing Stewart as her date to Sketch's party because she thinks he's a big nerd.

Radio Freak Hazelnut: Pepper Ann stumbles upon a pirate radio show run by a student named Wayne MacCabre, who trashes everything Pepper Ann loves.

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Milo: For the first time in his life, Milo suffers a mental block when he tries to come up with an entry for the Dental Hygienapalooza Poster Contest.

Impractical Jokes: Pepper Ann, Milo and Nicky compete in a practical joke-off, but Pepper Ann turns the simple joke-off into an all-out war.

Doppelganger Didi: Pepper Ann freaks out when she sees a private schoolgirl who looks exactly like her.

A No Hair Day: When Craig shaves his head to be more aerodynamic for the swim team, Pepper Ann worries about whether or not she's shallow, as she's shocked to find that Craig doesn't look right bald.

Dances with Ignorance: While researching her family heritage, Pepper Ann finds out from her father that she's 1/16 Navajo Indian, but Pepper Ann's stereotypical views of American Indian culture cause her to offend the Navajo family she invited to dinner.

Beyond Good and Evel: Moose starts a petition to have Evel Knievel's likeness turned into a statue for Lupkin Park, despite being turned down and ridiculed.

The Wash-Out: When Gwen Mezzrow leaves school crying after being called into the principal's office, Pepper Ann accidentally starts a rumor that Gwen was sent home for having head lice.

The First Date Club: Pepper Ann starts to worry that a night out with Craig may be her first date with him.

Effie Shrugged: Feeling neglected by Milo and Nicky, Pepper Ann befriends a gifted, overgrown elementary school student who can get P.A. anything she wants -- through brute force.

The Spanish Imposition: It's Elective Class Week, and Pepper Ann plans on picking Music Appreciation with Mrs. "Kick" Bach, as the class is little more than a free period with music, but when the coveted class fills up, Pepper Ann is forced to take a class that requires her to actually learn something: Spanish I.

Burn, Hazelnut, Burn: Pepper Ann's disparaging review of a new action film prompts the movie's director to challenge Pepper Ann to make an action film of her own -- which falls apart when everyone offers their input on the project.

G.I. Janie: Aunt Janie protests against a new, violent video game -- and finds herself addicted to it.

Pepper Shaker: An earthquake in Hazelnut has Pepper Ann worried that her town isn't safe from natural disasters.

Baggy Bean Buddies: During an addiction support group meeting, Pepper Ann tells the story of how she got hooked on collecting Beanie Baby-esque stuffed animals known as Baggie Bean Buddies.

The Sellout: Nicky regrets giving her last ticket to an upcoming Flaming Snot concert to Pepper Ann, and the ensuing fight tears apart their friendship.

Sammy's Song: Pepper Ann protests against a peanut butter company whose jars are dangerous to animals.

Remote Possibilities: Nicky and Stewart try each others' hobbies out to gain perspective on their relationship.

Bye, Bye Trinket: When Trinket announces that she's transferring to a boarding school, Cissy is crushed, everyone wishes Trinket best of luck, and Pepper Ann is apathetic since she and Trinket never got along.

The Untitled Milo Kamalani Project: When the "Turned Off Artichokes" arranges a competition for the new cover for its latest album, Milo enters the contest as a joke with a slapdash, no-effort entry -- and is shocked to find that his work actually won.

The Great Beyond: When Steve the cat is diagnosed with a pancreatic illness, Pepper Ann begins wondering about death and the afterlife.

The One with Mr. Reason: It's a new semester and Pepper Ann is assigned woodshop with Mr. Reason, a teacher who uses tough love to make his students excel, which Pepper Ann doesn't like.

Forging Ahead: Sick of her mom doing what she thinks is best for her, Pepper Ann decides to get her ears pierced, but the piercing kiosk clerk doesn't pierce anyone under 18 without parental permission, so Pepper Ann decides to forge her mom's signature.

Carmello: Pepper Ann is excited when her science class begins dissecting frogs, but the excitement turns into a "Save the Frogs" protest when Pepper Ann bonds with her frog, Carmello.

A is for Average: Pepper Ann takes a magazine quiz and is shocked to find that she's average.

Spice of Life: Pepper Ann deals with a mean old woman who doesn't like door-to-door salespeople, but when she dies (and Pepper Ann finds out that she's Vera the secretary's mother), Pepper Ann offers to speak at her funeral, but how can she eulogize someone she hates?

Dear Debby: Pepper Ann thinks her Aunt Janey is having marital problems after reading an advice column.

Moose in Love: Moose is in love with a boy who turns out to be the son of Lydia and Janey's most hated enemy, Margot LaSandre.

Zen and the Art of Milo: Milo transfers to a Shaolin Buddhist academy, which doesn't sit well with Pepper Ann.

Unhappy Campers: Pepper Ann, Milo and Nicky are sent to a behavioral camp for wayward kids after a break-in plan goes awry.

The Word: Pepper Ann sees a bizarre word ("frasny") written on the bathroom wall and tries to make it the new trend.