#1
S2E12
Yellow Fever
Bus Driver Stu's recent break-up with Sally Knorp affects his personality and driving while escorting Big Pete's class on field trip to a dairy farm.
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#2
S1E10
What We Did on Our Summer Vacation
As summer ends, the Petes and Ellen try to befriend Mr. Tastee the ice-cream man, but they soon learn that being an ice-cream man is supposed to be a lonely job.
#3
S2E11
Farewell, My Little Viking: Part 2
With Artie gone, Little Pete must face the neighborhood bully, Papercut, alone.
#4
Time Tunnel
S2E5
#5
Saturday
S3E13
#6
Das Bus
S3E12
#7
The Nightcrawlers
S1E3
#8
Hard Day's Pete
S1E8
#9
Last Laugh
S3E7
#10
Halloweenie
S2E7
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When Dad gives them the house for an entire 35 hours, Pete and Pete envision the best weekend ever, but one deviation somehow leads to their house accidentally being sold to another family.
#38
Valentine's Day Massacre
S1E9
#37
O' Christmas Pete
S3E11
#36
The Good, the Bad, and the Lucky
S3E3
#35
The Big Quiet
S2E4
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