The Thundermans - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Thunder Van
The kids take a joyride in the Thundervan prompting Hank to teach them a lesson. Billy swears he didn't push anything when things go wonkers. Meanwhile, Barb and Nora have a tea party outside.
Four Supes and a Baby
The children wind up bringing home a real baby instead of Nora's doll when Phoebe drags Billy and Nora to the park to meet her crush and his baby brother.
Max's Minions
Max takes on some freshmen to be his new minions. He becomes the victim of humiliation.
Pheebs Will Rock You
Phoebe tries to turn herself into a bad girl to impress Max's new best friend, a rocker who is in Max's new band.
Haunted Thundermans Pt I
The Thundermans travel to New Orleans to help the Hathaways and the Prestons when a super villain escapes Ghost World on Halloween. This episode guest stars and concludes in Part Two with The Haunted Hathaways.
Shred It Go
Phoebe becomes heartbroken when she thinks her tickets to the MKTO concert were destroyed in the shredder, but she does not know the tickets are with Max, who has secret plans to take his crush to the concert to make her fall for him. Meanwhile, Nora feels her family is replacing her with new paper shredder machine that Hank buys.
Blue Detective
Max tries to find the culprit when his skin turns blue during a date.
Cheer and Present Danger
Phoebe and Cherry's friendship is tested when only one of them makes the cheerleader squad. Meanwhile, Billy and Nora want to keep a stray cat as their own pet.
Change of Art
When Phoebe gets help from Billy on an art project, she learns that he took the piece from a museum.
Winter Thunderland
Max is visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future on Christmas Eve.
Parents Just Don't Thunderstand
Phoebe and Max use one of his devices to make Hank and Barb act like teenagers, but the siblings quickly grow to regret their actions.
Meet the Evilmans
When a retired supervillain -- Thunder Man's old nemesis -- moves to Hiddenville, Phoebe secretly begins dating his son.
The Neverfriending Story
When Phoebe and Max's friends begin spending time with each other, the twins worry that they will be stuck together all the time.
You've Got Fail
Max tries to win an epic-fail video contest by submitting a video of Phoebe as she practices ballet, but Phoebe refuses to cooperate.
Doubles Trouble
Phoebe wants to win a country-club membership, so she seeks Max's assistance.
Who's Your Mommy?
The kids mistakenly sell their mom's superhero utility belt at the family's garage sale.
The Amazing Rat Race
Max turns Billy into the world's fastest rat in order to win the rat races that he has with members of his band.
Mall Time Crooks
Phoebe and Max head out on a trip to the mall to buy Hank's birthday gift and end up having a run-in with security.
It's Not What You Link
Phoebe's plan to get Max and Link to be friends backfires when Link starts spending more time with Max than her.
Cape Fear
When Phoebe sneaks out to a party and saves someone's life, she asks Max to take credit for the save so she can remain on the superhero training path.
Call of Lunch Duty
Phoebe refuses to tattle on Max when she learns he's behind some school pranks, but then she must face the repercussions of her loyalty.
One Hit Thunder
Max causes a rift between Phoebe and Link when he uses personal information about them in a song for his band; Hank and Barb try to teach Billy and Nora a valuable lesson.
The Girl with the Dragon Snafu
Phoebe joins the cool group for a class project, but quickly discovers that they do not want to work as hard as she does.
A Hero is Born
Phoebe and Cherry's friendship is tested when the Thunderman family gets some unexpected news; Max goes with Dr. Colosso to accept an award.
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