My Gym Partner's a Monkey

After Coach Gills blows a fuse over Adam's performance in gym class, Mr. Mandrill suggests Adam and Coach Gills switch roles. Then, after receiving results from their career tests, Jake and Adam go on a quest to find their destiny.

After Coach Gills blows a fuse over Adam's performance in gym class, Mr. Mandrill suggests Adam and Coach Gills switch roles. Then, after receiving results from their career tests, Jake and Adam go on a quest to find their destiny.

After a cheerleader is injured, the Charles Darwin Jungle Squad recruits a reluctant Adam to cheer with them at the extreme cheerleading finals.

When Adam accidentally draws a Saturday detention from Principal Pixiefrog, he discovers Jake gets detention every weekend so he can get out of the zoo and do his very own basic cable variety show.

Lupe falls in love with Orlando Parrot, a bird who tells her all the things she likes to hear. Sadly for Lupe, the only pretty bird Orlando fancies is his own reflection in the mirror.

While taking polar classes in the refrigerated part of the school, Jake falls in with a crowd of cool kids and completely forgets Adam and the rest of his old friends.

The carnival comes to school. While Jake and his animal buddies enjoy everything it has to offer, Adam becomes totally obsessed with winning a cheesy Princess Ballerina snow globe.

Jake mistakes Henry Armadillo's poor singing for talent and quickly enters him into the school talent show and books a TV gig. Can Adam stop them before Henry makes a fool of himself on national TV?

After Margaret Rhino learns she's rare, she becomes intolerably arrogant, angering her two best friends. But when Adam finds out she's not rare after all, he has to tell her the truth.

Adam is surprised to learn Jake has made a clone of not only himself but of Adam as well. Adam and Jake find out clones might be more trouble than they're worth.

Adam finds that rather than letter grades, CDMS gives out generic symbols like smiley faces. At Adam's request, Principal Pixiefrog changes to traditional letter grades with some frightening results!

Adam is given the keys to the lookout tower, a swanky bachelor pad high atop the school. He's supposed to keep watch. That's not easy when his friends decide to use his place to throw a massive party.

The school paper is closing down since no one reads it. When Adam suggests they write an issue people will want to read, the others take this to mean one thing: gossip!

When spring fashions get out of hand, Principal Pixiefrog institutes a school uniform policy. The new uniforms cause all the students, except Adam, to start acting overly proper.

When Adam fails yet another feeding frenzy exam, Mr. Hornbill hints he'll be held back if he doesn't pass the next test. A reluctant Bull Sharkowski is appointed as Adam's new tutor.

Jake goes out for what he thinks is the Space Program but turns out to be a cheesy group of monkey acrobats.

Windsor enrolls his ventriloquist's dummy, Teddy Truman, at CDMS, and no one but Adam seems to realize the annoying puppet isn't a real living creature.

Jake thinks Adam is trying to usurp his title as resident Prank Master General. Adam is unwittingly caught in a prank war he wants no part of.

During an exchange program, Adam goes back to his old school and realizes things aren't exactly as he remembers them. Jake joins him and has trouble distinguishing Adam from the other humans.

It's the hottest day of the year, meaning it's time for the annual multi-day animal holiday, Animas, which celebrates animals and their instincts. Sadly for Adam, he has no animal instincts, so he finds himself left out of the festivities.

Jake spends his day off from school at school, enjoying all the facilities without those annoying classes getting in the way, and he persuades Adam to join him.

Adam rescues a stranded fish and is granted a magic fish wish. He dismisses the wish as nonsense but quickly discovers his animal pals think differently, and they want Adam to use his wish on them.

In a school assignment designed to teach responsibility, Adam, Jake and the gang are given eggs to care for. But when the eggs hatch, Adam realizes fatherhood is more than it's cracked up to be!

When Jake wakes up one day with a big, bushy mustache, his whole world changes and he decides to leave school to follow his mustache wherever it leads him.