Crash & Bernstein - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Nosejob Job
As Crash reveals his new nose, Wyatt, Pesto and Crash soon find themselves in a turf war with a group of strange high school boys over their new hangout location.
Health-o-ween
Wyatt and Crash are excited for Halloween until a new series of rules threatens to turn the school into a Halloween-free zone. Wyatt vows to fight the power and leads a mission to save Halloween.
Crash is Having a Baby
The boys are assigned to parent an egg for science class but Wyatt is forced to take matters into his own hands when Crash takes things too far and becomes obsessed with his egg. Meanwhile, Mel attempts to help Cleo master a sport so that she can pass P.E.
Trash & Bernstein
Wyatt, Crash and Pesto are set to face-off against Cleo's team in the school's big cup stacking competition. Things look good for Wyatt, until he has to rally his squad as Amanda distracts Pesto and Crash becomes obsessed with a toxic trash heap.
Frat Chance
Amanda pulls a sneaky prank on Cleo and Pesto, leading Cleo to team up with Pesto to seek prank vengeance. When Amanda learns of the revenge prank, she recruits Pesto for a preemptive strike on Cleo, and Pesto gets caught in the middle of a prank war between the girls. Meanwhile, Crash and Wyatt are mistakenly invited to join a fraternity on campus, but Wyatt has to come to Crash's rescue when the frat boys attempt to brainwash Crash to do their bidding.
Action Zero
Armed with newfound confidence after beating Wyatt in an arm wrestling match, Crash challenges tough guy action movie star Jake Mahoney to a match.
Like Father, Like Purple
When Wyatt's father Karl Bernstein returns from his globetrotting adventures as a wildlife photographer, Crash and Karl compete for Wyatt's time and attention leading to a battle of one-upmanship that results in the destruction of Wyatt's school project.
Merry Crashenfest
As Hanukkah approaches, the Bernstein family teaches Crash the traditions of the holiday and explains that different cultures celebrate various holidays in many ways. Seizing the opportunity to make this holiday season their own, Crash and Wyatt create a new holiday that incorporates traditional elements and Crash's crazy antics.
Duck, Duck, Crash
Crash and Wyatt are grounded while Mel takes the girls out for the day. Jasmine is accidentally left behind and witnesses Crash and Wyatt destroying one of Mel's things. The guys spend the rest of the day trying to please Jasmine, so she won't tattle on them.
Escape from Bigfoot Island
Wyatt, Crash and Pesto go on a fishing trip that lands them stranded on an island. Things go from bad to worse when Crash encounters what appears to be Bigfoot, and a determined Wyatt tries to capture a photo of the beast.
Monkey Business
After Crash eats a book on how to be a mechanic, he develops the ability to fix vehicles and becomes "Grease Monkey" Crash. Wyatt and Crash take advantage of his newfound skills and open a vehicle repair shop.
Flushed in Space
Crash talks his way onto a space shuttle launch into space. During the flight, Crash accidentally flushes himself out of the shuttle and into space, and Wyatt jumps into action to save Crash.
Double Header
Wyatt and Crash get an opportunity to host a trial show on the school's television network. Desperate to try and increase ratings for their new show, "The Wyatt and Crash Show," they are forced to pursue some wacky ideas.
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