Season 4

The fourth season of the American animated television series Spencer's Escapades, created by Aldrin Copperfield, aired on UPN from September 12, 2000 to September 26, 2000, and consists of 13 episodes.
==Episodes==
No. overall	No. in season	Title 	Original airdate
40 	1 	Stuffedy Allie: The Movie/Fighting Food with Food	September 10, 2000
Stuffedy Allie: The Movie: Spencer takes Sally to the cinema to see a movie based on her favorite doll Stuffedy Allie, but some of the people in the audience are blocking their view of the movie, making it hard for Sally to see what's going on, so Spencer tries to find another spot where he and his sister can easily see the movie.
Fighting Food with Food: Spencer, Blake, Lucy, Lark and Mark participate in Spruceberg's Annual Food Fight event and try to defeat Abbott and Joey, who are their opponents in the event.	Stuffedy Allie: The Movie: Spencer takes Sally to the cinema to see a movie based on her favorite doll Stuffedy Allie, but some of the people in the audience are blocking their view of the movie, making it hard for Sally to see what's going on, so Spencer tries to find another spot where he and his sister can easily see the movie.
Fighting Food with Food: Spencer, Blake, Lucy, Lark and Mark participate in Spruceberg's Annual Food Fight event and try to defeat Abbott and Joey, who are their opponents in the event.	Stuffedy Allie: The Movie: Spencer takes Sally to the cinema to see a movie based on her favorite doll Stuffedy Allie, but some of the people in the audience are blocking their view of the movie, making it hard for Sally to see what's going on, so Spencer tries to find another spot where he and his sister can easily see the movie.
Fighting Food with Food: Spencer, Blake, Lucy, Lark and Mark participate in Spruceberg's Annual Food Fight event and try to defeat Abbott and Joey, who are their opponents in the event.	Stuffedy Allie: The Movie: Spencer takes Sally to the cinema to see a movie based on her favorite doll Stuffedy Allie, but some of the people in the audience are blocking their view of the movie, making it hard for Sally to see what's going on, so Spencer tries to find another spot where he and his sister can easily see the movie.
Fighting Food with Food: Spencer, Blake, Lucy, Lark and Mark participate in Spruceberg's Annual Food Fight event and try to defeat Abbott and Joey, who are their opponents in the event.
41 	2 	Top Hat Land/Mint Over Matter 	September 11, 2000
Top Hat Land: It's Sally's birthday, and famous magician Jerry You-See-Me is performing magic tricks for the kids to entertain them. But when he does the classic rabbit-out-of-a-hat trick, Perro sees the rabbit and instinctively chases it around, even jumping into Jerry's hat after it. When Perro doesn't emerge, Spencer jumps into the hat as well, ending up in a bizarre realm populated by several items related to magic, and tries to find where Perro went so he can bring him back out of the hat.
Mint Over Matter: During recess at school, Demi offers Spencer and Blake a special brand of mint she recently bought with her allowance money, which they soon become addicted to.	Top Hat Land: It's Sally's birthday, and famous magician Jerry You-See-Me is performing magic tricks for the kids to entertain them. But when he does the classic rabbit-out-of-a-hat trick, Perro sees the rabbit and instinctively chases it around, even jumping into Jerry's hat after it. When Perro doesn't emerge, Spencer jumps into the hat as well, ending up in a bizarre realm populated by several items related to magic, and tries to find where Perro went so he can bring him back out of the hat.
Mint Over Matter: During recess at school, Demi offers Spencer and Blake a special brand of mint she recently bought with her allowance money, which they soon become addicted to.	Top Hat Land: It's Sally's birthday, and famous magician Jerry You-See-Me is performing magic tricks for the kids to entertain them. But when he does the classic rabbit-out-of-a-hat trick, Perro sees the rabbit and instinctively chases it around, even jumping into Jerry's hat after it. When Perro doesn't emerge, Spencer jumps into the hat as well, ending up in a bizarre realm populated by several items related to magic, and tries to find where Perro went so he can bring him back out of the hat.
Mint Over Matter: During recess at school, Demi offers Spencer and Blake a special brand of mint she recently bought with her allowance money, which they soon become addicted to.	Top Hat Land: It's Sally's birthday, and famous magician Jerry You-See-Me is performing magic tricks for the kids to entertain them. But when he does the classic rabbit-out-of-a-hat trick, Perro sees the rabbit and instinctively chases it around, even jumping into Jerry's hat after it. When Perro doesn't emerge, Spencer jumps into the hat as well, ending up in a bizarre realm populated by several items related to magic, and tries to find where Perro went so he can bring him back out of the hat.
Mint Over Matter: During recess at school, Demi offers Spencer and Blake a special brand of mint she recently bought with her allowance money, which they soon become addicted to.
42 	3 	A Gnat Guy Flick/Sinister Allie 	September 12, 2000
A Gnat Guy Flick: Disappointed by the newest Gnat Guy movie doing no justice to the superhero nor the comic books, Blake boasts that he can make a better Gnat Guy movie that actually does what the real one couldn't, enlisting the help of his friends in order to film it.
Sinister Allie: When Spencer notices the titular character of The Stuffedy Allie Show behaving rather strangely on today's episode, he suspects something is off and gathers with Blake and Lucy to talk about it. The next day, they sneak into the studio where the show is being filmed and find out that it's an escaped criminal named Desmond Gruntle, who has taken the real performer hostage and assumed her role in the show to promote lollipops secretly laced with tobacco. Not wanting his little sister and the rest of the show's viewers to fall victim to Desmond's bad influence, Spencer now must expose the imposter with his friends' help and save the show from a potential scandal.	A Gnat Guy Flick: Disappointed by the newest Gnat Guy movie doing no justice to the superhero nor the comic books, Blake boasts that he can make a better Gnat Guy movie that actually does what the real one couldn't, enlisting the help of his friends in order to film it.
Sinister Allie: When Spencer notices the titular character of The Stuffedy Allie Show behaving rather strangely on today's episode, he suspects something is off and gathers with Blake and Lucy to talk about it. The next day, they sneak into the studio where the show is being filmed and find out that it's an escaped criminal named Desmond Gruntle, who has taken the real performer hostage and assumed her role in the show to promote lollipops secretly laced with tobacco. Not wanting his little sister and the rest of the show's viewers to fall victim to Desmond's bad influence, Spencer now must expose the imposter with his friends' help and save the show from a potential scandal.	A Gnat Guy Flick: Disappointed by the newest Gnat Guy movie doing no justice to the superhero nor the comic books, Blake boasts that he can make a better Gnat Guy movie that actually does what the real one couldn't, enlisting the help of his friends in order to film it.
Sinister Allie: When Spencer notices the titular character of The Stuffedy Allie Show behaving rather strangely on today's episode, he suspects something is off and gathers with Blake and Lucy to talk about it. The next day, they sneak into the studio where the show is being filmed and find out that it's an escaped criminal named Desmond Gruntle, who has taken the real performer hostage and assumed her role in the show to promote lollipops secretly laced with tobacco. Not wanting his little sister and the rest of the show's viewers to fall victim to Desmond's bad influence, Spencer now must expose the imposter with his friends' help and save the show from a potential scandal.	A Gnat Guy Flick: Disappointed by the newest Gnat Guy movie doing no justice to the superhero nor the comic books, Blake boasts that he can make a better Gnat Guy movie that actually does what the real one couldn't, enlisting the help of his friends in order to film it.
Sinister Allie: When Spencer notices the titular character of The Stuffedy Allie Show behaving rather strangely on today's episode, he suspects something is off and gathers with Blake and Lucy to talk about it. The next day, they sneak into the studio where the show is being filmed and find out that it's an escaped criminal named Desmond Gruntle, who has taken the real performer hostage and assumed her role in the show to promote lollipops secretly laced with tobacco. Not wanting his little sister and the rest of the show's viewers to fall victim to Desmond's bad influence, Spencer now must expose the imposter with his friends' help and save the show from a potential scandal.
43 	4 	Mean Mayflower/Where the Wild Wheels Are 	September 13, 2000
Mean Mayflower: Lark and Mark wake up to discover Mayflower snarling and acting much more aggressively than usual to everyone around her, from Lark and Mark themselves, Spencer, Blake, Lucy and even Perro. They soon discover the cause of the Chihuahua's behavior: a species of tick called the Terror tick that amplifies the aggressive tendencies of any dog it bites, and try everything they can to pry the tick free without getting mauled or bitten by Mayflower.
Where the Wild Wheels Are: Spencer attempts to teach Sally how to ride a bike, with disastrous and humorous results.	Mean Mayflower: Lark and Mark wake up to discover Mayflower snarling and acting much more aggressively than usual to everyone around her, from Lark and Mark themselves, Spencer, Blake, Lucy and even Perro. They soon discover the cause of the Chihuahua's behavior: a species of tick called the Terror tick that amplifies the aggressive tendencies of any dog it bites, and try everything they can to pry the tick free without getting mauled or bitten by Mayflower.
Where the Wild Wheels Are: Spencer attempts to teach Sally how to ride a bike, with disastrous and humorous results.	Mean Mayflower: Lark and Mark wake up to discover Mayflower snarling and acting much more aggressively than usual to everyone around her, from Lark and Mark themselves, Spencer, Blake, Lucy and even Perro. They soon discover the cause of the Chihuahua's behavior: a species of tick called the Terror tick that amplifies the aggressive tendencies of any dog it bites, and try everything they can to pry the tick free without getting mauled or bitten by Mayflower.
Where the Wild Wheels Are: Spencer attempts to teach Sally how to ride a bike, with disastrous and humorous results.	Mean Mayflower: Lark and Mark wake up to discover Mayflower snarling and acting much more aggressively than usual to everyone around her, from Lark and Mark themselves, Spencer, Blake, Lucy and even Perro. They soon discover the cause of the Chihuahua's behavior: a species of tick called the Terror tick that amplifies the aggressive tendencies of any dog it bites, and try everything they can to pry the tick free without getting mauled or bitten by Mayflower.
Where the Wild Wheels Are: Spencer attempts to teach Sally how to ride a bike, with disastrous and humorous results.
44 	5 	 	September 14, 2000
 	 	 	
45 	6 	 	September 15, 2000
 	 	 	
46 	7 	 	September 17, 2000
 	 	 	
47 	8 	 	September 18, 2000
 	 	 	
48 	9 	 	September 19, 2000
 	 	 	
49 	10 	 	September 20, 2000
 	 	 	
50 	11 	 	September 21, 2000
 	 	 	
51 	12 	 	September 22, 2000
 	 	 	
52 	13 	 	September 24, 2000
 	 	 	
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