S1 E10 Compute

Robbie struggles with the printer at home. Allen decides to use Xelan energy to boost the computer, and the printer works. He installs a program called LEN. Mr. Stevenson decides to put up a TV dish satellite for the house. Allen skateboards to school but crashes into Moose’s bike.

Allen wants to make Moose nicer.
Mr. Stevenson has Josh help him with the satellite. In the next scene, he gets a call from Robbie’s school and congratulates her on her B average.

Robbie and Josh fight over the computer and she talks to LEN. Before school the next day, Robbie and her dad talk about chores and surfing. LEN overhears this and gets mad that Robbie can’t go surfing because she has chores when she gets home. Allen repairs Moose’s bike, but it goes so fast that he flies out of it when he brakes it.
At lunch, Moose throws an apple at Allen from a distance, which Allen sees as a gift. Allen then decides to throw food at other people, which turns into a food fight.

Miss String comes in to stop the fight, and they end up accidentally throwing food at her. Allen and Moose get detention. They paint the school halls for punishment as well. Allen prepares Manfred for detention to meet Ms. String. Mr. Stevenson runs into bad luck with the computers throughout the day. Robbie then goes to LEN and it tells her that they did the damage to her dad. She then unplugs the computer, which she thinks works but doesn’t.

At school, Robbie gets a talk with her teacher about how she plagiarized her school essay from a “Professor Len” word for word. When the teacher leaves, LEN confronts Robbie and says they thought they were friends, but they felt betrayed and now wants revenge on Robbie.
In the attic, Manfred loses energy by the time he’s supposed to go to detention. Josh decides to bring Manfred to school so Allen
can energize him.

Allen re-energizes Manfred in the halls, and Ms. String comes in. She talks to Manfred and Allen, and lets Allen off the hook. Moose’s dad threatens Manfred, and then Manfred pretends to be a ninja to scare the both of them. At home, Allen tries to repair the problems LEN caused and program the software to destroy itself. Josh pours a drink on the hardware to destroy it, but it messes up the satellite until Allen uses his Xelan powers to restore the TV.

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