Mo's going to perform the lead role opposite Stella in Sam's play, only to wake up on the morning of the premiere with pimples!
When Amber organises an ExtravaDance contest at school, Sam goes into a total panic and asks the Sceptre for help.
Mo and Sam are going to the premiere of the most amazing superhero movie of all time when Mo's father enlists him for a photoshoot.
Sam bets JC that her hamster Hammy can do the same trick as the most popular animal on the internet and makes a video to prove it.
To raise awareness of local squirrels' cavity problems, Sam wants to gather as many people as possible for a demonstration.
When Amber organises a special lunch event in the cafeteria featuring a chicory-based menu, Mo makes up an excuse to avoid it.
Mo fears being forced to take singing lessons with Amber if he fails Mr Brick's mystery test, so he asks the Sceptre for help.
Wanda entrusts Mo and Sam with a strange crystal, but Sam loses the crystal and it gets stuck in John-Cedrick's locker.
Amber loves singing, she sings all the time. But when she starts singing in the middle of the night, Mo and Sam ask for the power to control people's voices.
To appeal to Stella, Mo asks for the power of gorgeous filter in real life. With the half power, it's the wrong filter. Mo is desperate, will he really seduce Stella with dog ears?
Sam is really really really busy! She has things to do everywhere, with everyone, and every time! And it's impossible to do everything at once … unless she can clone herself!
Lenny is sad because he isn't a superhero, Mo helps him by creating illusions with Sam, to make him believe he has powers. But it works too well, Lenny actually believes he is a super hero.
When a weekend with their respective fathers is in perspective, Sam and Mo realize that they won’t be able to do what they want, and that they’d be much better off with their sibling’s father. They decide to swap appearances…
When Sam realizes that she doesn't have a present for Wanda's surprise 70th birthday party, she asks for the power of mindreading.
















