Drake & Josh

Drake bets that he can last longer without junk food than Josh can without video games — and the loser has to dye his hair pink.

After getting jobs at the local movie theater, the boys compete for the assistant manager position. Can Drake's charm outplay Josh's competence?

Drake convinces Josh that in order to become cooler he must try out for the football team, so Josh joins the team...as the equipment manager.

When Drake discovers Josh is good at playing pool, he exploits his brother's talent and hustles people out of their money — without Josh knowing.

To impress a girl with intellectual interests, Drake needs Josh's help to make him seem smarter — even after he accidentally joins the academic team.

When the movie theater hosts a premiere, Josh becomes the temporary assistant to a demanding young actor while Drake tries to get into the after-party.

Drake can't break up with his girlfriend, because her mother is his mean teacher. Meanwhile, Josh's new shirt seems to be giving him good luck.

Josh befriends a classmate named Drew after Drake asks for some alone time, but Drake quickly finds himself getting jealous of his replacement.

When Drake is falsely accused of playing a practical joke on one of his teachers, he and Josh must plead their case before the Honor Council.

Drake and Josh turn their house into a bed-and-breakfast for spring break tourists after burning through the emergency fund their parents left them.

Drake and Josh refuse to include Megan in a salsa-making contest where the grand prize is a brand-new plasma screen television.

When Josh's internet friend Yooka visits from Yudonia, he gets frustrated that she's spending more time with Drake.

At the Belleview High School science fair, Josh believes his project is the one to beat — until his nemesis, Mindy Crenshaw, makes a surprise return.

When their dad starts acting suspiciously, Drake and Josh assume he is having an affair — prompting the brothers to meddle in their folks' relationship.

Afraid of commitment, Drake wants to break up with his girlfriend Tori. Meanwhile, everyone has strong opinions about Josh's new facial hair.

Josh becomes the temporary manager of the movie theater when his boss, Helen, gets laser eye surgery. His first task? Getting Helen home safe.

When Josh injures his foot and goes to the hospital, Drake dresses up like a doctor to talk to nurses and is mistaken for the famed Dr. Elliot Nussbaum.

An eight-year-old argument between Drake and Josh resurfaces over an incident at a San Diego Padres game involving a foam finger.

Drake worries his girlfriend is tougher than him after she defends him from bullies. Josh is eager to make a good impression on Mindy's uptight parents.

Megan promises not to pull any pranks on Drake and Josh for three months if they help her hide her pet sheep Baaahhb from their parents.

Megan becomes unpopular with her classmates when Josh takes over as her class's student teacher and challenges the students with a difficult curriculum.

Drake agrees to mentor a younger student named Sammy to keep from being sent to a remedial English class, but Sammy prefers spending time with Josh.

Josh gets cast on the popular crime show “FBI's Most Wanted” — but instead of becoming famous, he ends up getting mistaken for the real-life criminal.

Drake and Josh want to be the first to ride a new, scary roller coaster, but their parents ask them to look after Papa Nichols instead.

Fed up with always falling victim to Megan's tricks, Drake and Josh decide to prank their sister by convincing her that aliens are invading.

After Drake and Josh's fighting wakes her up, an irritated Megan gifts them tickets to the “Dr. Phyllis” show in hopes that the TV host can help them.