Will & Dewitt - Season 1

Will is double-dog-dared by a girl at school to drink a jar of pickle juice... at the same time as Dewitt is double-frog dared to perform a ridiculous series of stunts. // After Fred get praise for helping-out with dinner, Will decides to surprise and impress his parents with Saturday-morning breakfast in bed.

Will and Sam are going to camp out for one night in Will's backyard. // Will gets a stain on his new pants and, rather than admit he messed up and get Mom to wash them, decides with his animal friends' help he can do it himself.

Will is assigned the job of watching younger sister Kate for 20 minutes while Mom does laundry. Responsibility! Opportunity! // Mom and Dad are Spring Cleaning, and ask Will to clean his room and closet. But how to clear a "mess" away when every single thing in your room is a priceless treasure?

Sam whispers a secret to Will and makes him promise not to tell. But the secret seems to have a mind of its own. // Will has a line in the school play. Dewitt coaches him to be the very best talking tree trunk he can be.

Will trades a comic book for something cool on the playground… and enjoys the transaction so much, he just keeps on trading. // Will's parents think he's old enough this year to write his own thank-you cards for his birthday gifts. Mostly an easy task... but how can you be "grateful and sincere" for a plastic box of hankerchiefs from a crazy Great Aunt?

Will drops a toy down the floor vent in his room. Dewitt goes into the vent to get it back but returns with grave news: beyond that duct lies a twisting labyrinth filled with strange creatures, who are demanding a ransom in return for Will's toy. // Mom and Dad are going out for a quick movie and Will and siblings will be left with a new babysitter…for the first time ever, a teenager. Will's heard lots of scary things about teenagers. But not as many as Dewitt.

A waitress calls Will "Sir"... and he thinks he's become a Grown Up. The responsibilities! The things he has to learn! Meanwhile, Dewitt silently worries: does this mean his playful, silly best friend will soon be too grown-up to goof around with him? // Will gets permission to stay up until 10:30 p.m. to watch a lunar eclipse, beginning an exciting journey into a traditionally adults-only domain: night-time, where a single yawn can be "an automatic bed-sentence."

Mom says Will is old enough to go to Sam's house by himself (through a fence, on the other side of the grotto). DeWitt reminds Will about famous explorers whose expeditions went wrong. As mom watches from the upstairs window, Will sets of with a compass, water and every other emergency supply he can think of, to face the perilous journey. // Will plants potato seed and can't wait for it to grow.

Will is finally tall enough to go on the rollercoaster at the County Fair. But he doesn't want to be. // Every child in Will's class has to draw a self-portrait for display in the new school Art Cabinet. But how to get an accurate likeness when your own drawings are coming to life and mocking you?