The Boonies - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Deadest Dork in All of Texas
The night before graduation, the Boonies (Teddy, Holly, Chuck, Stephanie, and Elektra) get a message from their dead classmate (Doug) that there is a million dollars hidden inside the high school.
Love, Leather, and Criminal Masterminds
Stephanie joins the Boonies as the menacing Outcasts and the psychotic jocks and cheerleaders join the treasure hunt.
The Last Boonie and the First Clue
The Boonie everyone forgot – Elektra – surprises the rest when she arrives at school. The Boonies race into the school just as the bad guys arrive.
The Bad Kids Crash the Party
As the Boonies race through the school, the Outcasts and Jocks work out a mutually beneficial agreement on who gets the money and who gets… Elektra.
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