The Weekenders
The Weekenders is a Disney animated series about the weekend life of four pre-adolescents: Tino Tonitini (Jason Marsden), Lor McQuarrie (Grey DeLisle), Carver Descartes (Phil LaMarr), and Petra Tishkovna "Tish" Katsufrakis (Kath Soucie). The theme song was written and sung by Wayne Brady. Despite having four school-age children in the main roles, the show rarely touches on aspects of school life (as Recess does), as stories nearly always begin on Friday afternoon and end on Sunday evening. The few exceptions cover the aftermath on Monday morning, usually only if the plot relates to homework or other school activities. Tino is the main character, and most episodes are told from his point of view. Tino often breaks the fourth wall and speaks directly to the viewer about what's going on à la Greek chorus.
Genre: Animation, Children, Comedy
Get Email UpdatesMore information: IMDB
Watch The Weekenders Season 3
Watch The Weekenders Season 2
Episode 16
Uncool World
aired: Sat, Feb 3, 2001
Angrily, Tino accuses one cool kid of being cooler than the other, so the cool kids decide to have a showdown. Once they do, Colby wins and Bree is left uncool. While Carver can't accept the fact that the cool kids have split up, thinking that if there can only be one cool kid, he'll never have a chance to be one, the others decide to help Bree manage as an uncool person.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 15
Murph
aired: Sat, Feb 3, 2001
Tino recognizes that everyone likes him, so when a kid named Murph gives off hints that he doesn't like him, he decides to poll the entire town to find out if they like him. When the outcome shows that three people don't, he sets out to gain their friendship.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 13
Tickets
aired: Sat, Jan 27, 2001
The Gang all want tickets to Chum Bukit's new concert, but they were all sold out. So when getting some chili-cheese fries, Tino is the 1001 customer, so he gets two tickets to Chum Bukit's concert. Now he has to choose the other friend who will go with him, and reject the other two.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 12
To Tish
aired: Sat, Jan 13, 2001
Jokingly, the Gang make fun of Tish's intelligence, and Carver decides to call it 'Tishing'. The others think nothing of it, but Tish thinks that it will turn into a new term. That ends up happening, and Tish decides to never forgive them.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 5
Diary
aired: Sat, Sep 23, 2000
Carver "accidentally" reads Tish's diary, in which it states that Tish is moving back to the Old Country. After telling the Gang, they decide to give Tish the best weekend ever.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 4
The Invited
aired: Sat, Sep 16, 2000
Tino is invited to a costume party that will be hosted by Bree and Colby. Bree and Colby say they didn't invite his friends, so Tino decides to not tell anyone that he was invited. When he learns that Tish is invited, they assume that Lor and Carver were the only ones who weren't, so they try to put together costumes in private, while making lies about where the other friend is. Will all of these lies catch up to them?
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 3
Each To His Own
aired: Sat, Sep 16, 2000
After missing a full weekend of fun due to family stuff, the Gang decide to do an entire weekend full of what each person wants to do at a given time. But things don't seem to be working out.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 2
The Tradition
aired: Sat, Sep 9, 2000
After realizing how important her "Momatuce" is to her relative Nano, she decides to cram all of her studying (intended to be done over a three week span) over the weekend before the Momatuce.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Episode 1
Radio Drama
aired: Sat, Sep 9, 2000
Tish forces the Gang to work with her on a radio play, for the reason that she has nothing for her portfolio in the broadcast section. The Gang agree reluctantly agree, but when she becomes way too bossy to their liking, they quit.
Matching Episodes From The Web
Watch The Weekenders Season 1
Episodes
Most Recent Comments
There are no comments yet