Superwog - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The P Plates
While Superwog is determined to finally get his P-plates, Wog Dad frantically protects the car space in front of his house. Superwog quickly finds himself tangled in the strange bureaucratic web of the roads office.
The Lawsuit
Wog Dad is accused of theft after he's caught sampling nuts and fruit at the supermarket; Superwog bumps into an old primary school crush who invites him to her party.
The Magpie
Superwog and Johnny fear a menacing magpie will interfere with their friendship. When they learn the magpie is a protected species much loved by the neighbourhood, they must take more drastic measures to get rid of it.
Something Fishy
Superwog helps an old Swedish widow with her shopping bags, only to become trapped by her enthusiastic gratitude with an increasingly disturbing series of edible gifts.
The Lump
The discovery of a lump on his stomach leads Superwog to search the Internet for an explanation, but the dire diagnosis delivered by Dr Google sends Superwog into a manic spiral of hypochondria.
21 Jump Ya
After Superwog is caught selling fake sneakers, he and Johnny are coerced by the police to go undercover and help catch the criminal mastermind behind the fake trainer syndicate.
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