In their quest for a car, the boys wind up with a shifty "salesman" who takes them for a ride.

Kenan envisions the possibilities when he becomes convinced that Kel has psychic powers.

A love letter won't do when Kenan tries to catch the eye of his dream girl. So he enlists Kel's help in stringing a banner across the top of a skyscraper.

When Kenan almost chokes on a screw in a sandwich, he and Kel decide to sue the food company for $10 million.

When his homemade cold remedy cures Kel, Kenan mistakenly slips some to his air-traffic controller dad.

After the guys get bounced from a dance club for being underage, they decide to open their own place at Chris's store.

While Kenan is home alone, his father's prized pet cockatoo dies, and he and Kel scramble to replace the bird.

An embarrassing message left on the answering machine of the boss of Kenan's father forces Kenan to join Kel on an impossible mission to switch the tape.

It's time for the grocery-packing contest between Rigby's and Angus's--and thanks to Kenan and Kel's plan, victory is in the bag. Or is it?

To earn money to buy himself a Christmas gift, Kenan takes a job as a department-store Santa. There he meets an unselfish little boy with a special holiday wish.

The guys suspect Kenan's father of being a jewel thief after they find some specious stones in the house.

In the basement of Rigby's, the guys find a map that leads them to a safe which they think may be connected to the mob.

Kenan saves the President from an accident at Rigby's, so the Chief Executive invites the guys to visit him at the White House.