50/50 Heroes - Season 1

Mo and Sam are thrilled because they're going to the premiere of Galaxy Revengers Part 2 - the most amazing superhero movie of all time - but Mo's excitement cools when his father, the Mayor, enlists him for a celebrity photoshoot in the countryside. The only way that Mo can attend the shoot and get back in time for the movie premiere is to ask for the power of teleportation - to make sure everything works according to plan, Mo drags his half-sister along without asking.

Mo fears being forced to take singing lessons with Amber if he fails Mr Brick's mystery test, and with the grades that he usually gets, he definitely won't be able to avoid it! He asks the Sceptre for the power to see into the future so he can find out what the subject of the test will be ahead of time, but when Sam discovers that Mo has essentially asked for the power to cheat, she vows to stop him from carrying out his plan but then has a strange vision...

Sam bets JC that her hamster Hammy can do the same trick as the most popular animal on the internet and agrees to produce a video before the end of the day to prove it - when her initial attempts to train Hammy fail, she asks the Sceptre for the power to communicate with animals, but with only half of the power, Sam can't help behaving just like whatever animal she looks at in the eye, and the same goes for Mo, who starts acting like a small menagerie on his own too!

Mo's going to perform the lead role opposite Stella in Sam's play, and the icing on the cake is that he gets to hold hands with Stella in the final scene! Because of all the stress of the play, Mo wakes up on the morning of the premiere with his face covered in pimples, so he asks for the power to make his pimples disappear but only succeeds in giving a few of them away to John-Cedrick. When Mr Brick sees JC with pimples, he's convinced that there's an epidemic...

Wanda entrusts Mo and Sam with a strange crystal - she's not exactly sure what it does, but it seems to be related to the Spectral Sceptre. Sam keeps the crystal in her school locker because she doesn't trust her clumsy half-brother Mo with it, but when Sam loses the crystal after a mishap and it gets stuck inside John-Cedrick's locker, Sam is forced to ask for the power to go through walls so that she can recover the crystal undetected and avoid embarrassment.

Sam gets jealous when Stella starts spending more time with Janelle because they both love sports, and the invention of a new sport called 'Basket-Boing' threatens to overshadow their friendship. Convinced that she'll impress Stella and win back her attention by scoring baskets, Sam asks for the power of perfect aim - the only problem is that Sam and Mo's aim is off by ten centimetres at half-power! In order to wow Stella on the court, Sam is going to need Mo's help...

Sam is thrilled when the students are asked to prepare a presentation on the solar system, but her enthusiasm is dampened when Amber suggests that they do the report together because she's so annoying. To avoid being partners with Amber, Sam tells her that she'd rather work alone, but when a rumour spreads that Amber is planning something totally rad, Sam is overcome with curiosity and pride - she has to find out more about it somehow, but she can't let Amber know.

While searching for a game console that Selina has confiscated, Mo finds two tickets for the 'Isaac the Psychic' show, but only one child's ticket! Lenny feels sorry for his buddy, but when he tries to console him, he makes things worse without meaning to. Mo is eaten up with paranoia as he's convinced that Sam has always been their mother's favourite - to make sure that he's the one that Selina takes, Mo invokes the power to be the favourite of whoever he wants...

To raise awareness of local squirrels' cavity problems, Sam wants to gather as many people as possible for a demonstration, a 'perch-in' in the trees in front of the town hall. She asks the Sceptre for the power to be super-persuasive, but the power works in reverse and Sam is only persuasive when she turns her back - when she faces people, no-one pays any attention to her! She and Mo end up having to work together, all while having a flock of followers at their backs.

Amber organises the ExtravaDance, a contest where each student has to perform his or her own dance on stage in front of the whole school. Sam goes into total panic - ever since she made a complete fool of herself by dancing like a jerk at the last school party, she's promised herself that she will never dance in front of anybody again. Sam asks the Sceptre to grant her the power to be a great dancer, only to end up dancing uncontrollably the moment she hears any music...

Sam has an insanely busy schedule - between her WWID mission to rehabilitate cockroaches, the Robotics Competition she and her dad have enrolled in, her promise to Miss Rosie to take Olive out walking, her homework and Hammy - who requires constant attention - she just can't cope! Stella offers to help, but Sam turns her down as she knows that Stella won't do things exactly her way - if only Sam could replicate herself and do several different things at the same time.

Lenny is sad because he's not a superhero, so Mo decides to give him a boost with Sam's assistance - Mo and Sam ask the Sceptre for the power to create illusions in order to convince their friend that he has superpowers for a short moment, but their story works too well and Lenny is convinced that he has to assume the responsibilities of Lenny-Man!

When Sam realises that she doesn't have a present for Wanda's surprise 70th birthday party, she freaks out - she wants the perfect present for her grandmother. She doesn't want to make a mistake about this one, so she asks for the power to read people's minds - that way, she'll know exactly what Wanda wants! However, things get out of control and Wanda's surprise party risks turning into a disaster... and the half power means that Sam can't help saying things out loud.

With a weekend with their respective fathers coming up, Sam and Mo realise that they won't be able to do what they want and that they'd much be better off with their sibling's father, so they decide to swap appearances...

Animated comedy series. JC accuses Mo of triggering a huge water fight in the cafeteria, but he's the one who actually started it. As punishment, Mo is assigned to clean the most horrible classroom in the school, so he decides to ask the Sceptre for the power to take on the appearance of whoever he wishes - why? He plans on visiting the principal looking like JC to confess 'his' crime, but the power doesn't just give him JC's appearance - it gives him his personality too!

Animated comedy series. Mr Brick has been on edge for several days, handing out punishments left and right and piling on the assignments - what's bitten him? The answer comes in just two words - Mrs Uptight! She is the regional head of the educational project The School of the Future and is visiting the school - which is acting as a pilot scheme - to see Mr Brick give a demonstration. When Mr Brick flees the demonstration, Mo and Sam have to find a solution to get Mr Brick to return.

Animated comedy series. Horror - Mo forgot to do his art studio homework! He fills the gap in a flash by taking one of his mother's anatomical models to school to pass it off as his own creation. It works, but Selina quickly realises that the foot is missing and warns Mo that he'll be in serious trouble - to make things worse, the model foot is stuffed with Mo's favourite video game, the one that Selina took from him and hid! Mo therefore has to break into Brick's office in order to get it back.

Animated comedy series. Sam is due to take part in an eloquence contest whose prize was won by her mother and her grandmother when they were young - the pressure is on Sam, and that makes her unbelievably tense. Sam realises that she is lost for words when she feels stressed - to avoid catastrophe, she asks the Sceptre for the power of repartee. The half-power does provide her with snappy answers, but they are extremely caustic, and that's just the start of her problems...

Animated comedy series. Mo thinks that he's going to become a star when Mr Brick chooses him to represent the school in his new advertising campaign, but Mo instead finds his face on a huge billboard with a line telling everybody that he is a very poor student. Angry, Mo wants to get rid of such publicity right now, so he summons the power to control advertising, but he realises that he is forced to advertise everything that he touches at half-power and ends up managing to close the school.

Animated comedy series. While searching for a game console that Selina has confiscated, Mo finds two tickets for the 'Isaac the Psychic' show, but only one child's ticket! Lenny feels sorry for his buddy, but when he tries to console him, he makes things worse without meaning to. Mo is eaten up with paranoia as he's convinced that Sam has always been their mother's favourite - to make sure that he's the one that Selina takes, Mo invokes the power to be the favourite of whoever he wants...

Animated comedy series. Sam is elected Eco-Friendly Officer at school for her Recycling Old Toys programme, but when it comes to recycling the old dolls she adored when she was a tiny tot, Sam has pangs of regret. She thinks that she can repair them with a little bit of effort - to spare them, she therefore asks for the power to give new life to broken and damaged objects. However, instead of 'repairing' the dolls, the half-power endows them with life... and the dolls run away.

Animated comedy series. Sam is thrilled when the students are asked to prepare a presentation on the solar system, but her enthusiasm is dampened when Amber suggests that they do the report together because she's so annoying. To avoid being partners with Amber, Sam tells her that she'd rather work alone, but when a rumour spreads that Amber is planning something totally rad, Sam is overcome with curiosity and pride - she has to find out more about it somehow, but she can't let Amber know.

Animated comedy series. Sam is fed up: Mo cannot be relied on, and they're meant to be working as a team for a school presentation. Sam asks the Sceptre for the power to change her brother in a bid to make him behave more responsibly, but the Sceptre goes wonky and interprets Sam's request literally: John-Cedrick is her new half-brother! To make matters worse, the Sceptre is shattered, and as Wanda explains to Sam, you can never ever request a power that works against your own sibling...

Animated comedy series. Selina is rehearsing her speech for a prestigious podiatrist convention - Mo fools around in her pair of prototype orthopaedic cowboy boots, takes them off and leaves the room - when he comes back, the cowboy boots are gone, and there are no witnesses apart from a house plant. Mo invokes the power to communicate with plants and leads an investigation with Sam and the house plant, a ficus that proves to have a fickle personality!

Animated comedy series. Mo is fed up with being chosen all the time - every time a student is summoned to the blackboard or asked to perform a chore, he's the one picked out! When Mr Brick plans to choose someone to be John-Cedrick's partner for the I Love My School civic project, Mo decides to use the Spectral Spectre to avoid that fate. He wants to become invisible, but when his best friend Lenny gets chosen instead, Mo will have to get his friend out of this terrible situation.

Animated comedy series. Ever since they found out that Hollywood film star Timothy Bloom is JC's cousin, JC's 'courtiers' follow him around the school. Sam and Stella are shocked at his abuse of power, but Mo doesn't really care... that is, until he is forbidden from entering the school bathroom as it is now exclusively used as JC's headquarters. This is the last straw - determined to eliminate JC's 'royal court', Mo asks the Sceptre for the power to turn whoever he wants into his own courtier.