The Wayne Manifesto - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

A Wayne in a Manger

The Alien

This Guy Dellafield

A Slave to Fashion

Pizza

Rites and Wrongs

The Wayne Manifesto

There's Good in Everybody

Harris Weed

You Can't Take Him Anywhere

Junk

Work Experience

Wise Words

Now You See It, Now You Still See It

Fancy Dress

Wheels Within Wheels

Special Operations

Elementary, My Dear Squocka

Soap

Amy Pastrami Day

Witch Wayne

A Wayne's Gotta Do ...

The Harder They Fall

Where's Wilson

Dad's Ad

Wayne in the Wings
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