Episode list

Bo is sucked into a real life adventure game.

A French boy, Maurice, is trying to get Alicia's attention. Shirley believes that he is too perfect. Meanwhile, Alicia is also being scouted by an ad agent. The agent and Maurice seem to be connected.

When tabloid journalists link Robert Holmes with a lovely rock singer who's wanted for murder by the police, Shirley fears the worst. She manages to track the woman to an old fencing studio and learns that she's been framed for the bombing by the owner of a chain of health stores after she learned that the beverage the company is marketing causes dangerous side effects.

After Bo is attacked and his clothing is stolen by a gang of girls, Shirley joins them in order to find out more information about a former member they may have kidnapped.

Local stores are being robbed of $10 bills and the thief is returning them afterwards. Shirley and Bo figure that the thief is looking for a special bill.

When a fever strikes a ruby mine in Rwanda, its cure provides clues to the whereabouts of Shirley's missing and presumed dead mother.

A Sussex Academy camping trip takes a disastrous turn when the lead character in Stink's ghost story about the hook-handed pirate who founded Reddington is all too corporeal. The children scatter into the woods - Shirley and Bart to track the nocturnal menace, Molly to complete an orienteering course so she can qualify for the world championships, Stink to scare Molly and Bo and Alicia to scare Stink. Will any of them survive to camp another night?

Intrigued by reports of alien abductions around her home, Shirley investigates and discovers that aliens had nothing to do with the abducting. After discovering mind-controlling implants placed in the victim's necks that cause the men to steal materials used to make explosives, she fears that the peace talks her father is brokering might be the target for the bombers.

Stink tells his classmates a ghost story concerning a former Sussex Academy student who disappeared the night before an international piano recital and never seen again. According to Stink, the young woman's ghost can be heard crying in the attic on moonless nights. Molly Hardy, about to compete in the same event, dismisses the tale as pure fiction until she and her friends are confronted by ghostly music and nocturnal screams. When Molly goes missing, too, Shirley researches the events that occurred sixty years to go to see if there is a link between the disappearances.

Shirley witnesses a death threat against the author Constance Quick and believes that the intended target may be a lip-syncing singer named Jake Bane.