Recess - Season 4

Season 4

Episodes

The First Picture Show

The Big Prank

Hustler's Apprentice

The Spy Who Came In from the Playground

Gus' Fortune

Rumor Mill

Recess is Cancelled

Tattletale Heart

The Madness of King Bob

Call Me Guy

Prickly is Leaving

Randall's Friends

The Biggest Trouble Ever

The Rules

Gus and Misdemeanors

A Science Fair to Remember

Mikey's Pants

Here Comes Mr. Perfect

Good Luck Charm

Diggers Split Up

Schoolworld

Bachelor Gus

The Dude

Partners in Crime

The Candidates

This Brain for Hire

Spinelli's Masterpiece

Nobody Doesn't Like T.J.

A Great State Fair

The A.V. Kid

Yope from Norway

Bonky Fever

Don't Ask Me

The Secret Life of Grotke

The Fuss Over Finster

Soccer Boy

Fort Tender

Germ Warfare

More Like Gretchen

Prince Randall

Me No Know

Good Ole T.J.

Chez Vince

Tucked in Mikey

Old Folks Home

Some Friend
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