Ferris Bueller - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
Prankster Ferris begins his junior year of high school chasing a pretty transfer student, while keeping one step ahead of Principal Rooney.
Behind Every Dirtbag
Ferris is disqualified from running for student-body president, so he picks a candidate whose image---and person---need cleaning up.
Custodian of the People
Ferris has the janitor fill in for the new dean, but blows it with Sloan by telling her not to pursue her dream to be a dancer.
Without You I'm Nothing
Cameron is bitter over being Ferris's anonymous sidekick, so he decides to raise his profile.
Between a Rock and Rooney's Place
A quiet birthday party for Cameron balloons into a rowdy bash.
A Dog and His Boy
Ferris figures the way to Sloan's heart is through a dog she adores, but Rooney wants the pooch impounded.
Ferris Bueller Can't Win
When an earthquake hits, Ferris finds himself trapped with a claustrophobic Rooney.
Sloan Again, Naturally
The efforts of Ferris to woo Sloan backfire when she begins seeing an exchange student who "respects" her as an equal.
Scenes from a Grandma
Ferris's meddlesome grandma blows things for Ferris when she gets a job as a counselor at his high school.
Stand-In Deliver
When Cameron is forbidden to see his girlfriend by her cop dad, Ferris finds a way to keep them together.
Baby You Can't Drive My Car
Ferris wants a set of wheels, but he reels when the used car he buys appears to be spooked.
Grace Under Pressure
Wanting to be named "Principal of the Year," Rooney calls off "Beach Day," which Ferris turns into a covert operation.
A Night in the Life
Ferris is told to overhaul a plagiarized paper overnight, but ends up on an escapade with Cameron; Jeannie dates a college boy.
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