S2 E4 Pride of The Dolphin

At school, Allen goes to a pep rally and enjoys it. He meets up with Robbie, who tells him about their rival school Dewey and Allen wants to help Delport beat Dewey. Mr. Stevenson and Josh talk about school spirit. In the gym, Robbie and Erika watch Allen wrestle. Moose gets mad that they want Allen on the team. Moose confronts them and they argue with him.


In the attic, Josh has no interest in school spirit despite Allen’s attempts to get him into it. Later, Josh and his dad talk about pranks, which Josh plans on using for his prank on Dewey. Mr. Stevenson gets overloaded with work. The wrestlers vandalize Robbie’s locker and she gets mad. Allen makes the wrestling team, but Moose suggests harshly that he cheat. Robbie and Erika work on a Delport dolphin statue.

Moose has Allen paint a bench Dewey colors so Robbie can sit there and get pranked with Dewey paint. Robbie gets mad, especially when she sees Allen laughing. Moose gets mad at Allen after he was seen getting along with Robbie. Allen tries to apologize to Robbie but she doesn’t accept it. In the attic, Josh suggests Allen play a board game but it gets boring quickly until the 2 think to use Dewey to unite Robbie and Moose.

Mr. Stevenson gets so overloaded with work that he can’t go to spirit weekend. Josh and Allen spread a rumor to help them prank Dewey. Josh looks at his dad’s papers and suspects Dewey is pranking him, which prompts the dad to get even. Josh and Allen put a “fake” bomb on the dolphin and paint it with Dewey colors as part of their plan.
Moose and Robbie see Dewey in the Delport high field, and later the dolphin explodes with paint. Allen wins his wrestling game, and Robbie forgives him.

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