Ep 13. A Great State Fair / The A.V. Kid

In "A Great State Fair," the episode starts with T.J. and the gang at school, discussing their upcoming trip to the State Fair. The fair is a big deal, with games, rides and an opportunity to win big prizes. However, when they arrive, they soon realize that the games are rigged and not fair, making it impossible to win anything. T.J. decides to take matters into his own hands and starts a campaign to make the games at the fair more fair. He begins by protesting, writing letters, and eventually staging a sit-in. The other students quickly join his cause, and soon, they are able to effect change. The episode is lighthearted and fun, showing how kids can make a difference when they work together.

In "The A.V. Kid," the gang is excited to see a new student in school who has an impressive reputation as the best at all things audio and video. They are all impressed by him, except for the school's longtime A.V. Kid, Gus. Gus feels overshadowed and inferior to the new kid, and it starts to affect his confidence. Meanwhile, the new kid is not as perfect as he appears, as he struggles with his own problems and insecurities. T.J. and the gang try to help Gus and the new kid put aside their differences and work together on a video project for class. Through teamwork and encouragement, they are able to create an impressive video that showcases both of their talents and helps them bond as friends. The episode has a strong message about accepting others and being confident in one's own abilities.