The Jumping Ground (season 8)

The eighth season of the animated science fiction sitcom The Jumping Ground began airing on FX in the United States on September 15, 2004. The eighth season concluded after 14 episodes on April 20, 2005.
==Episodes==
No. inseries 	No. inseason 	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
112 	1 	"Clamperl of Wisdom" 	Lee Eisenhower 	Lee Eisenhower 	September 15, 2004
113 	2 	"Up the Down Steroid" 	Danny Cannon 	Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie 	September 22, 2004
Jimmy uses steroids to cheat in the Special Olympics and Rob disguises himself as a child with a developmental disability in order to enter. 	Jimmy uses steroids to cheat in the Special Olympics and Rob disguises himself as a child with a developmental disability in order to enter. 	Jimmy uses steroids to cheat in the Special Olympics and Rob disguises himself as a child with a developmental disability in order to enter. 	Jimmy uses steroids to cheat in the Special Olympics and Rob disguises himself as a child with a developmental disability in order to enter. 	Jimmy uses steroids to cheat in the Special Olympics and Rob disguises himself as a child with a developmental disability in order to enter. 	Jimmy uses steroids to cheat in the Special Olympics and Rob disguises himself as a child with a developmental disability in order to enter.
114 	3 	"You Got F'd in the A" 	Conrad Vernon 	Jon Hooker 	September 29, 2004
115 	4 	"AWESOME-O" 	Justin Johns 	Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie 	October 6, 2004
Melvin befriends a robot (actually Rob in disguise) he receives in the mail and takes him to Hollywood, where movie execs want him for film ideas, over 800 of which star Adam Sandler. The government pursues Rob for national security reasons. 	Melvin befriends a robot (actually Rob in disguise) he receives in the mail and takes him to Hollywood, where movie execs want him for film ideas, over 800 of which star Adam Sandler. The government pursues Rob for national security reasons. 	Melvin befriends a robot (actually Rob in disguise) he receives in the mail and takes him to Hollywood, where movie execs want him for film ideas, over 800 of which star Adam Sandler. The government pursues Rob for national security reasons. 	Melvin befriends a robot (actually Rob in disguise) he receives in the mail and takes him to Hollywood, where movie execs want him for film ideas, over 800 of which star Adam Sandler. The government pursues Rob for national security reasons. 	Melvin befriends a robot (actually Rob in disguise) he receives in the mail and takes him to Hollywood, where movie execs want him for film ideas, over 800 of which star Adam Sandler. The government pursues Rob for national security reasons. 	Melvin befriends a robot (actually Rob in disguise) he receives in the mail and takes him to Hollywood, where movie execs want him for film ideas, over 800 of which star Adam Sandler. The government pursues Rob for national security reasons.
116 	5 	"The Jeffersons" 	Joe Hanson 	Lee Eisenhower 	October 13, 2004
A mysterious and very eccentric new neighbor named Michael Jefferson moves into town with his sheltered son, sparking fears that he is an unfit parent, and the police scheme to frame him for crimes he didn't commit. Meanwhile, Kyle begins to worry for the man's son, who is being neglected by his father. 	A mysterious and very eccentric new neighbor named Michael Jefferson moves into town with his sheltered son, sparking fears that he is an unfit parent, and the police scheme to frame him for crimes he didn't commit. Meanwhile, Kyle begins to worry for the man's son, who is being neglected by his father. 	A mysterious and very eccentric new neighbor named Michael Jefferson moves into town with his sheltered son, sparking fears that he is an unfit parent, and the police scheme to frame him for crimes he didn't commit. Meanwhile, Kyle begins to worry for the man's son, who is being neglected by his father. 	A mysterious and very eccentric new neighbor named Michael Jefferson moves into town with his sheltered son, sparking fears that he is an unfit parent, and the police scheme to frame him for crimes he didn't commit. Meanwhile, Kyle begins to worry for the man's son, who is being neglected by his father. 	A mysterious and very eccentric new neighbor named Michael Jefferson moves into town with his sheltered son, sparking fears that he is an unfit parent, and the police scheme to frame him for crimes he didn't commit. Meanwhile, Kyle begins to worry for the man's son, who is being neglected by his father. 	A mysterious and very eccentric new neighbor named Michael Jefferson moves into town with his sheltered son, sparking fears that he is an unfit parent, and the police scheme to frame him for crimes he didn't commit. Meanwhile, Kyle begins to worry for the man's son, who is being neglected by his father.
117 	6 	"Fowl Play" 	William Gereghty 	Josh Holt 	October 20, 2004
118 	7 	"Busy Going Backwards" 	Danny Cannon 	Justin Johns 	October 27, 2004
119 	8 	"Covenant" 	Andy Mikita 	Joe Hanson 	March 9, 2005
Alec Colson, the powerful leader of aerospace and biotech conglomerates, holds a press conference to announce that aliens exist, that they have already attacked Earth once, and that several governments are aware of this fact. Colson gives the governments involved 24 hours to tell the truth. When the time expires, he shows a living Asgard alien to the media.	Alec Colson, the powerful leader of aerospace and biotech conglomerates, holds a press conference to announce that aliens exist, that they have already attacked Earth once, and that several governments are aware of this fact. Colson gives the governments involved 24 hours to tell the truth. When the time expires, he shows a living Asgard alien to the media.	Alec Colson, the powerful leader of aerospace and biotech conglomerates, holds a press conference to announce that aliens exist, that they have already attacked Earth once, and that several governments are aware of this fact. Colson gives the governments involved 24 hours to tell the truth. When the time expires, he shows a living Asgard alien to the media.	Alec Colson, the powerful leader of aerospace and biotech conglomerates, holds a press conference to announce that aliens exist, that they have already attacked Earth once, and that several governments are aware of this fact. Colson gives the governments involved 24 hours to tell the truth. When the time expires, he shows a living Asgard alien to the media.	Alec Colson, the powerful leader of aerospace and biotech conglomerates, holds a press conference to announce that aliens exist, that they have already attacked Earth once, and that several governments are aware of this fact. Colson gives the governments involved 24 hours to tell the truth. When the time expires, he shows a living Asgard alien to the media.	Alec Colson, the powerful leader of aerospace and biotech conglomerates, holds a press conference to announce that aliens exist, that they have already attacked Earth once, and that several governments are aware of this fact. Colson gives the governments involved 24 hours to tell the truth. When the time expires, he shows a living Asgard alien to the media.
120 	9 	"Pre-School" 	Danny Cannon 	Vincent Waller 	March 16, 2005
121 	10 	"Graveyard Shift" 	Joe Hanson 	Danny Cannon 	March 23, 2005
122 	11 	"The Smoking Peanut" 	Ryan Todd 	Ryan Todd 	March 30, 2005
A trip to the zoo during "Free Day" goes wrong when a giant clam gets angry and cries loudly, and Rob thinks it is his fault and tries to make it up. 	A trip to the zoo during "Free Day" goes wrong when a giant clam gets angry and cries loudly, and Rob thinks it is his fault and tries to make it up. 	A trip to the zoo during "Free Day" goes wrong when a giant clam gets angry and cries loudly, and Rob thinks it is his fault and tries to make it up. 	A trip to the zoo during "Free Day" goes wrong when a giant clam gets angry and cries loudly, and Rob thinks it is his fault and tries to make it up. 	A trip to the zoo during "Free Day" goes wrong when a giant clam gets angry and cries loudly, and Rob thinks it is his fault and tries to make it up. 	A trip to the zoo during "Free Day" goes wrong when a giant clam gets angry and cries loudly, and Rob thinks it is his fault and tries to make it up.
123 	12 	"Goobacks" 	William Gereghty 	Conrad Vernon 	April 6, 2005
The townsfolk becomes angry when immigrants from the year 3045 arrive and take the residents' jobs for lower wages. 	The townsfolk becomes angry when immigrants from the year 3045 arrive and take the residents' jobs for lower wages. 	The townsfolk becomes angry when immigrants from the year 3045 arrive and take the residents' jobs for lower wages. 	The townsfolk becomes angry when immigrants from the year 3045 arrive and take the residents' jobs for lower wages. 	The townsfolk becomes angry when immigrants from the year 3045 arrive and take the residents' jobs for lower wages. 	The townsfolk becomes angry when immigrants from the year 3045 arrive and take the residents' jobs for lower wages.
124 	13 	"Serpent's Song" 	Andy Mikita 	Joseph Mallozzi & Paul Mullie 	April 13, 2005
125 	14 	"No Free Rides" 	Vincent Waller 	Josh Holt 	April 20, 2005
Mr. Hoyle finally passes Rob in his driving test, giving him his license. Soon after Rob leaves, Mr. Hoyle believes he has made a mistake, and starts feeling guilty for cheating. Indeed, Rob causes havoc around Pencaster with his lousy driving. 	Mr. Hoyle finally passes Rob in his driving test, giving him his license. Soon after Rob leaves, Mr. Hoyle believes he has made a mistake, and starts feeling guilty for cheating. Indeed, Rob causes havoc around Pencaster with his lousy driving. 	Mr. Hoyle finally passes Rob in his driving test, giving him his license. Soon after Rob leaves, Mr. Hoyle believes he has made a mistake, and starts feeling guilty for cheating. Indeed, Rob causes havoc around Pencaster with his lousy driving. 	Mr. Hoyle finally passes Rob in his driving test, giving him his license. Soon after Rob leaves, Mr. Hoyle believes he has made a mistake, and starts feeling guilty for cheating. Indeed, Rob causes havoc around Pencaster with his lousy driving. 	Mr. Hoyle finally passes Rob in his driving test, giving him his license. Soon after Rob leaves, Mr. Hoyle believes he has made a mistake, and starts feeling guilty for cheating. Indeed, Rob causes havoc around Pencaster with his lousy driving. 	Mr. Hoyle finally passes Rob in his driving test, giving him his license. Soon after Rob leaves, Mr. Hoyle believes he has made a mistake, and starts feeling guilty for cheating. Indeed, Rob causes havoc around Pencaster with his lousy driving.
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