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Deedee/Appearances

A list of every chapter Deedee appears in. She appears in 43 chapters, and is mentioned in 2 more, for a total of **45 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Maurecia"
* "**Deedee**"
* "D.J."
* "Ron"
* "Joy"
* "Nancy"
* "Louis"

### *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Recess"
* "Science, Geography, Etc." (mentioned)

### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "Mark Miller"
* "The Best Part"
* "Mush"
* "Kathy and D.J."
* "Calvin's Big Decision"
* "**She's Back!**"
* "A Bad Case of the Sillies"
* "Forever Is Never"
* "Teeth"
* "A Story That Isn't About Socks"
* "Valooosh"

### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Oh, No!"
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "**The New Flagpole**"
* "Strange Facts"
* "Game Day"

### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Pet Day"
* "Santa Claus"
* "Mr. Gorf"
* "Voices"
* "**The New Teacher**"
* "**An Elephant in Wayside School**"
* "**The Blue Notebook**"
* "Jane Smith"
* "Guilty"
* "Stupid"
* "The Little Stranger"

### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "A Million"
* "The Closet That Wasn't There"
* "**The Unbreakables**"
* "The Best Principal Ever!!!"
* "Push-Downs"
* "The Ultimate Test, Day One"
* "Jump Rope Arithmetic"
* "**The Ultimate, Ultimate Test**"
* "Rainbow"
John/Appearances

A list of every book chapter and cartoon episode John appears in. He appears in 35 book chapters, and is mentioned in 4 more, for a total of **39 appearances** in the books. He additionally appears in 44 cartoon episodes, as well as the animated pilot, for a total of **45 appearances** in the cartoon. If added together, John has a total of **84 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### Wayside School (book series)

#### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "Joe"
* "**John**"
* "Kathy" (mentioned)
* "Dameon"
* "Terrence"
* "Nancy" (mentioned)

#### *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Spelling"
* "Science, Geography, Etc." (mentioned)

#### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "A Package for Mrs. Jewls"
* "Homework"
* "Music"
* "**A Giggle Box, a Leaky Faucet, and a Foghorn**"
* "Calvin's Big Decision"
* "**Another Story About Potatoes**"
* "The Mean Mrs. Jewls"
* "Valooosh"
* "The Lost Ear"

#### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Why Boys and Girls Are Silly"
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"
* "Strange Facts"

#### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Explanation"
* "Poetry"
* "Pet Day"
* "Santa Claus"
* "Something Different about Mrs. Jewls"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "Mr. Poop"
* "Why the Children Decided They Had to Get Rid of Mrs. Drazil"
* "Never Laugh at a Shoelace"
* "Stupid"

#### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "A Million"
* "Eric, Eric, and *What's-His-Name?*"
* "**Stuck**"
* "The Unbreakables"
* "The Ultimate Test, Day One"
* "Kachooga Boop"
* "Rainbow"

### Cartoon

#### Season 1

* "Pull My Pigtail"
* "Class Cow"
* "Meet the Pets"
* "Oh, Great Leader"
* "Honors Class"
* "Cabbage, My Boy"
* "Mascot Madness"
* "Kindergarten King"
* "Myron vs. Normy"
* "Age of Aquarium"
* "Channel Kidswatter"
* "The Elevator"
* "Mad Hot"
* "Mamaland Blues"
* "Principles of Principals"
* "Teacher's Parent Conference"
* "Rat in Shining Armor"
* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "Todd Falls in Love"
* "French Fried"
* "Music Lessons"
* "Todd & Bull Story"
* "Louis Gets Some Class"

#### Season 2

* "Dana Checks Out"
* "My Biggest Fan"
* "My Partner Gets All the Credit"
* "Kidswatter: The Movie"
* "Safety Monitor"
* "Sideways Protest"
* "Extra-curricular Ridicular"
* "Wayside Christmas"
* "The Rat Truth"
* "Snow Day"
* "Myth of Nick"
* "Dr. Dana"
* "Slow Mo Mo"
* "Joe n' Fro"
* "**Upside Down John**"
* "The Final Stretch"
* "Kidswatter's Opus"
* "The Three Erics"
* "Le Race"
* "Imperfect Attendance"
* "The Note"
Joe/Appearances

A list of every book chapter and cartoon episode Joe has been in. He has appeared in 36 book chapters, and is mentioned in 5 more, for a total of **41 appearances** in the books. He has additionally appeared in 48 cartoon episodes, as well as the animated pilot, for a total of **49 appearances** in the cartoon. If added together, Joe has a total of **90 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### Books

#### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "**Joe**"
* "Maurecia"
* "**John**"
* "Dameon"
* "Terrence"
* "Nancy"
* "Louis"

#### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "A Package for Mrs. Jewls"
* "Another Story About Socks"
* "Music"
* "**A Giggle Box, a Leaky Faucet, and a Foghorn**"
* "The Substitute"
* "**Another Story About Potatoes**"
* "The Mean Mrs. Jewls"
* "Wayside School Is Falling Down"

#### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Why Boys and Girls Are Silly"
* "Foreign Language Lesson"
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"
* "Strange Facts"
* "Game Day" (mentioned)

#### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Explanation"
* "Poetry"
* "Pet Day"
* "Something Different about Mrs. Jewls"
* "Nose"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "An Elephant in Wayside School" (mentioned)
* "**Why the Children Decided They Had to Get Rid of Mrs. Drazil**"
* "Never Laugh at a Shoelace"
* "Stupid"
* "The Little Stranger"

#### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "A Million"
* "Consider the Paper Clip"
* "Stuck"
* "The Unbreakables"
* "Push-Downs"
* "Breathe"
* "Jump Rope Arithmetic" (mentioned)
* "Kachooga Boop"
* "Rainbow"

### Cartoon

#### Season 1

* "Pull My Pigtail"
* "Class Cow"
* "Meet the Pets"
* "Oh, Great Leader"
* "Honors Class"
* "Cabbage, My Boy"
* "Mascot Madness"
* "He is It!"
* "Kindergarten King"
* "Myron vs. Normy"
* "Age of Aquarium"
* "Channel Kidswatter"
* "The Elevator"
* "Mad Hot"
* "Mamaland Blues"
* "Principles of Principals"
* "Teacher's Parent Conference"
* "Rat in Shining Armor"
* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "Todd Falls in Love"
* "French Fried"
* "Music Lessons"
* "Todd & Bull Story"
* "Louis Gets Some Class"
* "My Fluffy Hair"

#### Season 2

* "Dana Checks Out"
* "My Biggest Fan"
* "My Partner Gets All the Credit"
* "Kidswatter: The Movie"
* "Safety Monitor"
* "Be True to Your Elf"
* "Sideways Protest"
* "Extra-curricular Ridicular"
* "Wayside Christmas"
* "The Rat Truth"
* "Oh, Brother"
* "Snow Day"
* "Myth of Nick"
* "Dr. Dana"
* "Slow Mo Mo"
* "**Joe n' Fro**"
* "Upside Down John"
* "The Final Stretch"
* "Kidswatter's Opus"
* "The Three Erics"
* "Le Race"
* "Imperfect Attendance"
* "The Note"
Denise Oliver

**Denise Oliver** (born in August 15, 1979 in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian voice actress who worked on the show *Wayside* as a voice actor. She provided the voices of Maurecia, Jenny, Bebe, Rondi, Elizabeth, and various incidental characters.

*Yes, finally! Somebody raised the roof!*
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Miss Worm

— Miss Worm in "Miss Worm"

**Miss Worm** is a character in the *Wayside School* books. She does not appear in the cartoon. She is the teacher of the twenty-ninth story of Wayside School.

## Appearance

Not once in the *Wayside School* books has Miss Worm's appearance been described.

## Personality

In contrast with Mrs. Jewls, Miss Worm is a completely normal teacher, whose class often works quietly. Since Mrs. Jewls teaches the classroom immediately above hers, she often ends up disturbed by the loud noises, as is seen in "Miss Worm". When complaining about this to Mrs. Jewls, she ends up confused by her sideways arithmetic, and she gets easily annoyed when no one else in the class seems to do things normally. She tries to point out when Sharie falls asleep, only for Mrs. Jewls to explain Sharie's one of her best students, and throws up her hands in disgust and slams the door when leaving the room. By accident, it turns out that her exclamations of annoyance ("Who knows!" and "I give up!") are in fact the answers to two of the problems Mrs. Jewls is asking.

## Relationships

### Mrs. Jewls

Miss Worm is annoyed by Mrs. Jewls's noisy classroom, and goes upstairs to investigate, but quickly becomes baffled by her means of teaching. Eventually, she gets so annoyed by her confusion, that she leaves the classroom in frustration.

## Appearances

Miss Worm appears in three book chapters. Major appearances are **bold**.

* "**Miss Worm**"
* "**Miss Worm Finally Understands!**"
* "Game Day"

## Trivia

* In the books, she teaches the class on the twenty-ninth story, but in the cartoon, this room is replaced with a large auditorium where Miss Mush teaches honors class, as is seen in "Honors Class."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Miss Worm Finally Understands!"
2. ↑ "Miss Worm"
He, She, We, and Ewe

*Everyone take out your spelling books, it's time for arithmetic.*
This article contains disputed canon, like the *Sideways Arithmetic* books or the cartoon. While officially produced and part of the *Wayside School* series, facts displayed here may not correspond with the main book series.

 — Narration

### Book

*More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

### Next chapter

"Report Cards"

"**He, She, We, and Ewe**" is the tenth chapter of *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*.

## Synopsis

A few difficult multiplication problems are given to the reader to solve.

## Plot

Rather than having any pesky "story" get in the way of the readers, "He, She, We, and Ewe" opts for no more than three multiplication problems. After each one, it notifies the reader they can see clues on page 43 and hints on page 45.

## Characters

Once again, this chapter goes minimalistic, and features no characters. It's not easy to have characters when you don't have a story. Sharie and D.J. do appear in the illustration, but are not seen in the text anywhere.

## Trivia

* This chapter follows a similar format to Paragraphs from *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*, which also featured nothing but multiplication problems.
Mrs. Jewls (book chapter)

— Narration

Illustrated by Tim Heitz.

"**Mrs. Jewls**" is the second chapter of *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*.

## Sypnosis

A woman named Mrs. Jewls becomes the new teacher at Wayside School after Mrs. Gorf. When she first sees the children, she pictures them as monkeys until the students convince her that they're not monkeys.

## Plot

After Mrs. Gorf was eaten in the last chapter, a woman named Mrs. Jewls is hired to take her place as the teacher on the thirtieth floor. The narrator says that she has a terribly nice face. The class on the 30th floor has been without a teacher for three days, and they never told anyone what happened to Mrs. Gorf. Even though their new teacher will be much nicer than Mrs. Gorf, the students are nervous because they have never had a nice teacher before. Mrs. Jewls is equally nervous, hearing that the children are cute, because she has never taught cute children before. When Mrs. Jewls enters the class, the students can tell she is a nice teacher just by her appearance. However, when Mrs. Jewls sees her new students, she figures that they must be monkeys because she has never seen children so cute, much to the confusion of the students. She starts ranting about this, feeling unprepared for her new job.

Todd attempts to speak up, but Mrs. Jewls simply thinks he's a talking monkey. Mrs. Jewls offers to bring a banana for him, but this only raises more confusion among the class. Mrs. Jewls offers everyone a banana, but Calvin objects because he isn't a monkey. He doesn't reject Mrs. Jewls's offer of peanuts, though. Allison and Jenny attempt to point out they aren't monkeys, but Mrs. Jewls still doesn't accept it. Eventually, when Jason states he isn't a monkey, Mrs. Jewls thinks it through and questions if monkeys would know if they're monkeys. Allison claims she doesn't know, because she isn't a monkey. Mrs. Jewls figures Allison is right and stops believing her students are monkeys.

Mrs. Jewls, now corrected, begins teaching normally and decides it is time to focus on schoolwork instead, assigning her new students a test. Jason tells Todd he liked Mrs. Jewls' idea better, and Todd is disappointed because he won't get a banana. Mrs. Jewls points out there is no talking in class, and writes Todd's name under the discipline list.

## Characters

* Mrs. Jewls (debut)
* Mrs. Gorf (mentioned)
* Todd
* Calvin (debut)
* Allison (debut)
* Jenny
* Jason (debut)

## Trivia

* Mrs. Jewls, Calvin, Allison, and Jason are all first mentioned in this chapter.
* The students in the Peter Allen illustration appear to be, from right to left: Dana, Dameon, Myron, Jason and Kathy.
* To listen to the audio, click here.

## Gallery

Dennis Hockerman illustrationJulie Brinckloe illustrationAdam McCauley illustration
### Foreign editions

Peter Allen illustration (UK)Illustrator unknown (China, Traditional Chinese)Satoshi Kitamura illlustration (Japan)
Dead rat

**Dead rats** are inexplicable entities that occasionally appear in Mrs. Jewls' classroom over the course of the Wayside School series. They are dead, but in some instances they are somehow capable of walking, talking, and laughing. They have an extremely repulsive smell. The first dead rat was Sammy, who entered the classroom disguised as a new kid, covered in raincoats, and insulted everyone he could before being disposed of by Mrs. Jewls. In the chapter, "Sammy",it is said that Mrs. Jewls caught three dead rats since September. So, the three dead rats, Sammy, the dead rat Dameon put in Mrs. Jewls’s desk in "Love and a Dead Rat", and the one Todd brought to school makes a total of six dead rat caught.

In "Calvin's Big Decision", Kathy also suggested choosing a dead rat for his birthday tattoo. In "Valooosh", Terrence said he would rather dance with a dead rat instead of a girl. In the episode "Todd Falls in Love", Todd said he would rather kiss a dead rat than kiss Maurecia.

*Yes, finally! Somebody raised the roof!*
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Resizing shapes with variable expressions

In the **Resizing shapes with variable expressions** talk-through, which is part of the Intro to JS course on Khan Academy, Pamela teaches the user about hard coded numbers - numbers that are not tied to or inside a variable.

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List of episodes

*Everyone take out your spelling books, it's time for arithmetic.*
This article contains disputed canon, like the *Sideways Arithmetic* books or the cartoon. While officially produced and part of the *Wayside School* series, facts displayed here may not correspond with the main book series.This is a **list of episodes** for the Canadian animated series *Wayside*, which was developed by John Derevlany and directed by Riccardo Durante, and aired on Teletoon and Nickelodeon between 2005 and 2008.

The show started with a forty-five minute long pilot entitled *Wayside: The Movie* in 2005, and was later picked up for two seasons of thirteen episodes apiece, with each episode consisting of two segments. The final episode to air, "Upside Down John"/"The Final Stretch," aired on Teletoon on January 15, 2008.
Eric Ovens/Appearances

A list of every book chapter and cartoon episode Eric Ovens appears in. He has appeared in 23 book chapters, and is mentioned in 4 more, for a total of **27 appearances** in the books. He additionally appears in 49 cartoon episodes, as well as the animated pilot, for a total of **50 appearances** in the cartoon. If added together, Eric Ovens has a total of **77 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### Books

#### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "Jason"
* "**The Three Erics**"
* "Dameon" (as "Crabapple")
* "Nancy"

#### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "Another Story About Socks"
* "Music"
* "The Substitute"
* "A Wonderful Teacher" (mentioned)
* "**Eric, Eric, and Eric**"

#### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"
* "Game Day"

#### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Explanation"
* "Pet Day"
* "Something Different about Mrs. Jewls"
* "Mr. Gorf"
* "Voices"
* "The New Teacher"
* "Mr. Poop"
* "Never Laugh at a Shoelace"
* "**Way-High-Up Ball**"

#### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "**Eric, Eric, and *What's-His-Name?***"
* "Oppositosis" (mentioned)
* "The Best Principal Ever!!!"
* "After the Storm"

### Cartoon

#### Season 1

* "Pull My Pigtail"
* "Class Cow"
* "Meet the Pets"
* "Oh, Great Leader"
* "Honors Class"
* "Cabbage, My Boy"
* "Mascot Madness"
* "He is It!"
* "Kindergarten King"
* "Myron vs. Normy"
* "Age of Aquarium"
* "Channel Kidswatter"
* "The Elevator"
* "Mad Hot"
* "Mamaland Blues"
* "Principles of Principals"
* "Teacher's Parent Conference"
* "Rat in Shining Armor"
* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "Todd Falls in Love"
* "French Fried"
* "Music Lessons"
* "Todd & Bull Story"
* "Louis Gets Some Class"
* "My Fluffy Hair"

#### Season 2

* "Dana Checks Out"
* "My Biggest Fan"
* "My Partner Gets All the Credit"
* "Daring Love"
* "Kidswatter: The Movie"
* "Safety Monitor"
* "Be True to Your Elf"
* "Sideways Protest"
* "Extra-curricular Ridicular"
* "Wayside Christmas"
* "The Rat Truth"
* "Oh, Brother"
* "Snow Day"
* "Myth of Nick"
* "**Dr. Dana**"
* "Slow Mo Mo"
* "Joe n' Fro"
* "Upside Down John"
* "The Final Stretch"
* "Kidswatter's Opus"
* "**The Three Erics**"
* "Le Race"
* "Imperfect Attendance"
* "The Note"
Mrs. Franklin

— "The Substitute"

* Heitz
* McCauley
* Schick

**Mrs. Franklin** is a character in the *Wayside School* books. She does not appear in the cartoon. She only appears in *Wayside School Is Falling Down* in the chapter "The Substitute," where Benjamin Nushmutt tries to reveal his true name to her, but everyone else in the class believes it's a prank and tries to name themselves as Benjamin as well. At the end of the chapter, she states that her first name is also **Benjamin**, but whether or not this is actually her first name or just her getting in on the prank is unknown.

## Appearance

Mrs. Franklin is a woman with long gray hair tied in a ponytail and tiny spectacles. Not much more is known about her appearance, but she appears to be a caricature of historic United States politician Benjamin Franklin. She keeps her belongings in a straw bag.

## Personality

Since she only appears in "The Substitute," much of Mrs. Franklin's personality is unknown, but the chapter seems to reveal that she is a kind and passive character, often letting her students enjoy themselves, and getting enjoyment out of how much fun they are having. When the students in the class try to prank her, she generally doesn't mind, letting the kids have fun, which effectively leads to them learning more. Joy theorizes that Mrs. Franklin simply wasn't smart enough to catch onto their prank, and Eric Bacon believes she would've gotten mad if she realized she was being pranked, but at the end of the chapter, she reveals her own name to be Benjamin, and it is left ambiguous whether or not it's her real name, or if she simply caught on to everyone else's joke.

## Relationships

### Mrs. Jewls's class

Initially, when Mrs. Franklin starts substituting, the class plans out mean and horrible pranks to pull on her, though everyone ends up discarding their original ideas in favor of trying to convince her that they are all named Benjamin, something that occurs when Benjamin Nushmutt tries revealing his own name when no one else believes it. As the kids all find it funny to be called Benjamin, they all end up heavily participating in class in hopes of being called Benjamin themselves, even causing characters like Terrence and Kathy to act uncharacteristically excited, while Mrs. Franklin enjoys their enthusiasm. At the end of the chapter, the students all want Mrs. Franklin to stay. She states that since the day is over and they are friends, they don't have to be formal with her, instead calling her by her first name, which she claims to be Benjamin. Whether or not that is her actual name is unknown.

## Appearances

Mrs. Franklin appears in one chapter. Major appearances are listed in **bold**.

* "**The Substitute**"

## Trivia

* Her appearance and name are a reference to Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.

## Gallery

"The Substitute" (1989)"The Substitute" (2003)"The Substitute" (2004)"The Substitute" (2010)"The Substitute" (2019)
### Other designs

Peter Allen design (British edition, 2004)Satoshi Kitamura design (British edition, 2010)
## References

1. ↑ "The Substitute"
French Fried

*Everyone take out your spelling books, it's time for arithmetic.*
This article contains disputed canon, like the *Sideways Arithmetic* books or the cartoon. While officially produced and part of the *Wayside School* series, facts displayed here may not correspond with the main book series.

## French Fried

* Title card
* Screenshot
* Video

## General

### Airdate

May 26, 2007 (CAN)
July 13, 2007 (US)

## Chronology

### Next

"Music Lessons"

"**French Fried**" is the second half of the eleventh episode of the first season of *Wayside*.

## Synopsis

Tired of Miss Mush's terrible cooking, the students seek better food from the teachers' lounge.

## Plot

A new chef, named Le Chef starts cooking for the teachers lounge (and later the students) which makes Miss Mush jealous. To prove which cook is better Miss Mush and Le Chef enter Maurecia's cooking challenge. In the end, although Le Chef's food is much better, Maureciapretends she thinks Miss Mush's food is better because despite her abysmal cooking skills, the school loved her too much.

## Characters

* Mrs. Jewls
* Eric Bacon
* Todd
* Eric Fry
* Yodana
* Maurecia
* Myron
* Stephen
* Jenny
* John
* Shari
* Miss Mush
* Bebe
* Eric Ovens
* Rondi
* Joe
* Leslie
* Le Chef's duck
* Incidental 064
* Mr. Kidswatter
* Incidental 062
* Incidental 154
* Incidental 155
* Le Chef (debut)
* Roger
* Incidental 013
* Incidental 003
* Incidental 007
* Incidental 009
* Elizabeth
* Incidental 008
* Incidental 050
* Incidental 002
* Incidental 001
* Incidental 010
* Incidental 011
* Incidental 006
* Incidental 012
* Incidental 016
* Incidental 005
* Sammy

## Transcript

Read a transcript for "French Fried" here.

## Trivia

* The way the students run back up to the thirtieth story after seeing Miss Mush's cooking is similar to what happened in "Louis".
* This is the first appearance of Le Chef. He would later appear in "Le Race".
After School

*Everyone take out your spelling books, it's time for arithmetic.*
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 — Narration

### Book

*Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

### Next chapter

"Why Boys and Girls Are Silly" (*Sideways Arithmetic* series)
"A Package for Mrs. Jewls" (overall)

"**After School**" is the ninth and final chapter of *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*.

## Synopsis

Joy and Sue go home after struggling in class.

## Plot

The chapter begins by noting everyone in class has gone home except for Joy and Sue. Sue is trying to add apples and oranges, while Joy is trying to focus on the true/false quiz she was given in the previous chapter. After realizing it's impossible, she snaps from pressure, and tells Sue they need to get out of the school. The two become friends and go home to Joy's house, where they eat ice cream, draw pictures, and watch a movie about turtles.

## Characters

* Joy
* Sue
* Mrs. Jewls (mentioned)

## Trivia

* This is the only chapter in *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School* that doesn't feature any problems.
* The end of this chapter references "Maurecia," "Bebe," and "Dameon" from *Sideways Stories from Wayside School* when Joy suggests she and Sue can eat ice cream, draw pictures, and watch a movie about turtles on television. This also references the book's intro, "Yard Teacher's Introduction", where Louis said that kids who read *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School* seemed to believe that all the Wayside students did was eat ice cream, draw pictures, and watch movies about turtles.
Greg Saunders

In A-Level politics I find that not giving a grade can be very helpful. At first students find it very annoying, but ultimately it does require them to consider their feedback and set themselves targets.

I think we'd all like to be teaching in systems that valued distance travelled and achievement over time more consistently, but the hard fact is that the qualifications most of us are working to are reduced to a brutal grade at the end of the course. We do, however, have a duty to awaken students to the fact that the process is one of learning rather than passing exams.
Eric Fry (cartoon)

*For information on this character in the books, see Eric Fry.*

 — Eric Fry in "The Three Erics"

## Eric Fry

**Eric Fry** is a student in the cartoon *Wayside*. He is a member of the Three Erics, alongside Eric Bacon and Eric Ovens. He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. He has a tight-knit bond with the other two Erics, and the three are regularly seen enjoying various activities together.

## Appearance

Eric Fry is shown to be a very tall and slim student, somewhat contradictory to his book counterpart. Like the other two Erics, he wears a blue long-sleeved shirt with yellow highlights, and dark blue shorts. He wears white socks with blue stripes, and golden-brown shoes. Eric Fry has dark skin and purple crew cut hair, and wears glasses. His nose and glasses are very similar to those of the other two Erics.

## Personality

In the cartoon, Eric Fry is a minor character, so little can be inferred about his personality. However, many elements of his book personality are borrowed, as he retains being the most athletic of the Erics, and his closely-knit bond with the other two. However, the cartoon version of Eric Fry appears to have more of a superiority complex, as he is seen carrying Todd through the Wayside Games in "My Partner Gets All the Credit." He also appears to be far less honest, as in "The Note," he is the first student to encourage writing on the titular note being passed to Maurecia. Eric Fry's cartoon personality can be considered a blend of his book counterpart's and Eric Bacon's personalities.

## Appearances

For a list of every episode Eric Fry is seen in, see here.

## Trivia

* While which Eric is which is never directly confirmed in *Wayside*, the episode "My Partner Gets All the Credit" suggests the tallest and skinniest Eric is Eric Fry, as he is shown to be the most athletic in that episode. In the scripts, he only seems to be referred to as "Tall Eric."
Bebe Gunn/Appearances

A list of every book chapter and cartoon episode Bebe Gunn has been in. She has appeared in 43 book chapters, and is mentioned in 4 more, for a total of **47 appearances** in the books. She additionally appears in 46 cartoon episodes, as well as the animated pilot, for a total of **47 appearances** in the cartoon. If added together, Bebe has a total of **94 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### Books

#### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "**Bebe**"
* "Dana"
* "Nancy"
* "Louis"

#### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "Mark Miller"
* "**Bebe's Baby Brother**"
* "Homework"
* "The Best Part"
* "Mush"
* "Music"
* "Calvin's Big Decision"
* "The Substitute"
* "A Wonderful Teacher" (mentioned)
* "Teeth"
* "Another Story About Potatoes"
* "A Story That Isn't About Socks"
* "The Mean Mrs. Jewls"
* "Valooosh"
* "The Lost Ear"

#### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "The Quiz That Wouldn't Pop"
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"

#### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Explanation"
* "Pet Day"
* "Mr. Gorf"
* "Nose"
* "The New Teacher"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "Mr. Poop"
* "**Why the Children Decided They Had to Get Rid of Mrs. Drazil**"
* "**Glum and Blah**"
* "Never Laugh at a Shoelace"
* "Way-High-Up Ball"
* "**Flowers for a Very Special Person**"
* "Stupid"
* "The Little Stranger"

#### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "Consider the Paper Clip"
* "Oppositosis"
* "**Science**"
* "Stuck" (mentioned)
* "The Best Principal Ever!!!"
* "Breathe"
* "Blame It on the Cloud"
* "Kachooga Boop"
* "After the Storm"
* "Rainbow"

### Cartoon

#### Season 1

* "Pull My Pigtail"
* "Class Cow"
* "Meet the Pets"
* "Oh, Great Leader"
* "Honors Class"
* "Cabbage, My Boy"
* "Mascot Madness"
* "He is It!"
* "Kindergarten King"
* "Myron vs. Normy"
* "Age of Aquarium"
* "Channel Kidswatter"
* "The Elevator"
* "Mad Hot"
* "Mamaland Blues"
* "Principles of Principals"
* "Teacher's Parent Conference"
* "Rat in Shining Armor"
* "Mrs. Gorf"
* "Todd Falls in Love"
* "French Fried"
* "Music Lessons"
* "Todd & Bull Story"
* "Louis Gets Some Class"
* "My Fluffy Hair"

#### Season 2

* "Dana Checks Out"
* "My Biggest Fan"
* "My Partner Gets All the Credit"
* "Daring Love"
* "Kidswatter: The Movie"
* "Safety Monitor"
* "Be True to Your Elf"
* "Sideways Protest"
* "Extra-curricular Ridicular"
* "**Wayside Christmas**"
* "The Rat Truth"
* "Snow Day"
* "Myth of Nick"
* "Slow Mo Mo"
* "Joe n' Fro"
* "Upside Down John"
* "The Final Stretch"
* "Kidswatter's Opus"
* "The Three Erics"
* "Imperfect Attendance"
* "The Note"
Incidental 061

**Incidental 061** is a character in the cartoon *Wayside*.

## Appearance

Incidental 061 is a student with short hair covered by a green hat, light skin, a large round nose, and a short, stocky build. He wears a yellow T-shirt with a golden yellow ring pattern on it, a blue bookbag, and wears green shorts with a black chain hanging out of the pocket. He wears blue and yellow sneakers.

## Relationships

### Incidental 059

Incidental 061 is seen interacting with Incidental 059 in all of his appearances.

### Incidental 060

In *Wayside: The Movie* and "Pull My Pigtail," Incidental 061 is seen standing in a group with Incidental 060, alongside Incidental 059. However, Incidental 060 does not appear in "The Elevator."

## Appearances

Incidential 061 appears in one special and two episodes of the *Wayside* TV series.

* *Wayside: The Movie*
* "Pull My Pigtail"
* "The Elevator"

## Trivia

* Incidental 061, alongside Incidental 059 and Incidental 060 are seen at Todd's old school in *Wayside: The Movie*. However, starting with "Pull My Pigtail," they are all seen at Wayside School instead.
Joy/Appearances

A list of every book chapter Joy appears in. She appears in 55 chapters, and is mentioned in 2 more, for a total of **57 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "Joe"
* "**Todd**"
* "**Jason**"
* "Rondi"
* "Sammy"
* "Deedee"
* "**Joy**"
* "Stephen"

### *Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Recess"
* "Science, Geography, Etc." (mentioned)
* "True or False"
* "**After School**"

### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "Bebe's Baby Brother"
* "Homework"
* "Another Story About Socks"
* "**The Best Part**"
* "Mush"
* "Music"
* "**Love and a Dead Rat**"
* "The Substitute"
* "**Lost and Found**"
* "Valooosh"
* "The Lost Ear"

### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "Four Times Too"
* "The Quiz That Wouldn't Pop"
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"
* "Game Day"
* "**Conclusion**"

### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "A Message from the Principal"
* "Poetry"
* "Pet Day"
* "A Bad Word"
* "Mr. Gorf"
* "The New Teacher"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "**Mr. Poop**"
* "Time Out"
* "Guilty"
* "Way-High-Up Ball"
* "Stupid"
* "The Little Stranger"

### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "The Bells of Wayside"
* "A Million"
* "Up and Down"
* "Consider the Paper Clip"
* "**Science**"
* "What's the Point?"
* "Mrs. Surlaw"
* "**The Unbreakables**"
* "The Best Principal Ever!!!"
* "Push-Downs"
* "Breathe"
* "Blame It on the Cloud"
* "The Ultimate Test, Day One"
* "**Jump Rope Arithmetic**"
* "The Ultimate, Ultimate Test"
* "Rainbow"
Miss Zarves (book chapter)

— Narration

Illustrated by Satoshi Kitamura

"**Miss Zarves**" is the nineteenth chapter of *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*.

## Synopsis

A brief explanation on the status of *Sideways Stories from Wayside School'*s nineteenth story.

## Plot

Miss Zarves is the teacher of the nineteenth floor of Wayside School. However, there is no nineteenth floor of Wayside School, which means there is no Miss Zarves. The narrator apologizes for the absence of a nineteenth chapter and moves on to the next chapter.

## Trivia

* At three sentences, this is the shortest chapter of all four *Wayside School* books.
	+ It also features fewer characters than any other chapter in the main *Wayside School* series, featuring one character mentioned in name only, beating out "Paul," which only features three characters.
	+ However, even then, it is beaten by "Paragraphs" and "He, She, We, and Ewe" from the *Sideways Arithmetic* sub-series, which both feature no characters at all. Only verbal multiplication.
* This chapter utilizes wordplay introduced in "Calvin," which states that the nineteenth story, referring to the nineteenth floor, is missing. The nineteenth story, referring to a chapter in this instance, is left with little more than an explanation.
* This is the second chapter in *Sideways Stories from Wayside School* where Mrs. Jewls doesn't appear and the first since her debut in "Mrs. Jewls."
* This chapter has historically never been illustrated in the United States prints of the books. Foreign prints, however, include minimal illustration. The UK version illustrated by Peter Allen simply has an empty version of the rectangle that appears in every other chapters' illustrations, while the Japanese version illustrated by Satoshi Kitamura features elaborate patterns for its illustration.
Dana/Appearances

A list of every book chapter and cartoon episode Dana has been in. She has appeared in 35 book chapters, is mentioned in 7 more, and appears in a flashack in 1 more, for a total of **43 appearances** in the books. She additionally appears in all 52 cartoon episodes, as well as the animated pilot, for a total of **53 appearances** in the cartoon. If added together, Dana has a total of **96 appearances**.

**Bold** denotes a major role.

## Appearances

### Books

#### *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

* "**Myron**"
* "**Dana**"
* "Leslie"
* "Jenny" (mentioned)
* "Stephen"

#### *Wayside School Is Falling Down*

* "Another Story About Socks"
* "Mush"
* "**A Giggle Box, a Leaky Faucet, and a Foghorn**"
* "Calvin's Big Decision"
* "*What?*"
* "The Substitute"
* "A Bad Case of the Sillies"
* "A Wonderful Teacher" (mentioned)
* "Valooosh"
* "The Lost Ear"

#### *More Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School*

* "**Some Crass Words About Women's Underwear**"
* "Miss Worm Finally Understands!" (mentioned)
* "Report Cards" (mentioned)
* "The New Flagpole"
* "Strange Facts" (mentioned)
* "Game Day"

#### *Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*

* "Explanation"
* "Poetry"
* "Pet Day"
* "Something Different about Mrs. Jewls"
* "The New Teacher"
* "A Light Bulb, a Pencil Sharpener, a Coffeepot, and a Sack of Potatoes"
* "Why the Children Decided They Had to Get Rid of Mrs. Drazil"
* "**Glum and Blah**"
* "Never Laugh at a Shoelace"
* "Way-High-Up Ball"
* "The Little Stranger"

#### *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*

* "A Million"
* "Up and Down"
* "**Consider the Paper Clip**"
* "**Stuck**"
* "Push-Downs" (flashback)
* "Breathe"
* "Jump Rope Arithmetic" (mentioned)
* "Kachooga Boop"
* "After the Storm"
* "Rainbow"

### Cartoon

#### Season 1

* "**Pull My Pigtail**"
* "**Class Cow**"
* "**Meet the Pets**"
* "Oh, Great Leader"
* "**Honors Class**"
* "**Cabbage, My Boy**"
* "Mascot Madness"
* "**He is It!**"
* "**Best Friendzzz**"
* "**Kindergarten King**"
* "Myron vs. Normy"
* "**Age of Aquarium**"
* "**Channel Kidswatter**"
* "**The Elevator**"
* "Mad Hot"
* "**Mamaland Blues**"
* "Principles of Principals"
* "Teacher's Parent Conference"
* "Rat in Shining Armor"
* "**Mrs. Gorf**"
* "**Todd Falls in Love**"
* "**French Fried**"
* "Music Lessons"
* "Todd & Bull Story"
* "Louis Gets Some Class"
* "**My Fluffy Hair**"

#### Season 2

* "**Dana Checks Out**"
* "My Biggest Fan"
* "**My Partner Gets All the Credit**"
* "**Daring Love**"
* "**Kidswatter: The Movie**"
* "Safety Monitor"
* "Be True to Your Elf"
* "Sideways Protest"
* "Extra-curricular Ridicular"
* "Wayside Christmas"
* "**The Rat Truth**"
* "**Free Stewy**"
* "**Oh, Brother**"
* "**Snow Day**"
* "**Myth of Nick**"
* "**Dr. Dana**"
* "Slow Mo Mo"
* "Joe n' Fro"
* "Upside Down John"
* "**The Final Stretch**"
* "**Kidswatter's Opus**"
* "The Three Erics"
* "**Le Race**"
* "**Imperfect Attendance**"
* "**Miss Fortune**"
* "**The Note**"
English teacher

— "Free Stewy"

The **English teacher** at Wayside School (Incidental 018) is a character that appears in the cartoon. He does not appear in the books. He teaches the room on the seventeenth story, where the roof is placed too low by mistake.

## Appearance

The English teacher is a character with brown skin, a pointed head, wrinkles on his forehead, and dark teal-blue hair, that covers only the back of his head. He wears glasses, and has a small mustache. He wears a red vest jacket with a white shirt underneath and a blue bowtie. The jacket has four buttons and a pocket on the left side. He wears red pants and blue shoes.

## Personality

The English teacher is usually a background character, so little about his personality is known, though he appears to often be somewhat grouchy as a result of the low ceiling of the seventeenth story classroom. He often partakes in asking trivial information to his students, such as what the dangling participle is in *Wayside: The Movie* and how many arms an octopus has in "Free Stewy." In the event that he no longer has to suffer from the shortened ceiling of his classroom, he becomes excited, thanking Todd when he saws the legs of the desks in the room, and partying when Stewy manages to raise the roof with his tentacles.

## Appearances

The English teacher appears in one movie and two episodes of *Wayside*.

* *Wayside: The Movie*
* "Class Cow"
* "Free Stewy"

## Trivia

* This character is unnamed, but is referred to as the English teacher on the wiki due to a question he is seen asking in *Wayside: The Movie*. If an official name for this character is ever confirmed, it should be used in its place.

## Gallery

See a gallery for the English teacher here.
Mr. K and Dr. P

— Narration

Illustrated by Tim Heitz

"**Mr. K and Dr. P**" is the fourteenth chapter of *Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom*.

## Synopsis

Confidentially, "Mr. K" tries to get help from "Dr. P" to deal with his face.

## Plot

This chapter is about Mr. Kidswatter and Dr. Pickell, though both their names are obscured for the purpose of confidentiality. Mr. Kidswatter is walking up the stairs, with a bag over his face, to avoid any kids possibly seeing it. He trips over a stair, remarking he should've cut out eyeholes, even if only one would work, due to his other eye being stuck tightly shut. He counts his footsteps until he reaches the fourh floor, where Dr. Pickell's office is. Dr. Pickell opens the door, surprised to see a man with a bag on his head, but has been trained to keep a straight face no matter what. He asks what the problem is, and Mr. Kidswatter removes the bag, revealing his face and causing Dr. Pickell to shout with surprise.

Dr. Pickell asks why Mr. Kidswatter came in, and Mr. Kidswatter points to his stuck face. Dr. Pickell pokes around Mr. Kidswatter's face a little bit, and decides to look for a solution. He pulls a fat book off the shelf, and hits Mr. Kidswatter over the head with it. Mr. Kidswatter's face is still stuck. He realizes what is going on, and pulls another book off the shelf, finding what to do for a case of "stuck face." He asks if Mr. Kidswatter had a pet when he was young, and narrows it down to a dog, which causes Mr. Kidswatter to shed a single tear.

Dr. Pickell settles on hypnotizing Mr. Kidswatter, having him imagine when he was a young boy, playing with his dog, when his grandmother bakes a pie for him. As Mr. Kidswatter imagines the smell and taste of the pie, his nose twitches, and his tongue starts to move. However, Dr. Pickell states that instead of letting him take a bite, she smashes the pie in his face, surprising Mr. Kidswatter so much that his expression becomes undone. He starts to cry, asking why she would do such a thing, and makes sure that Dr. Pickell doesn't tell anyone about this. Dr. Pickell assures everything is confidential. Mr. Kidswatter thanks Dr. Pickell for the help and leaves the office. Dr. Pickell feels accomplished to have helped someone as important as Mr. Kidswatter, except now his face is stuck in the same expression as Mr. Kidswatter's was before. His eyebrow is raised, his other eye is shut, his tongue is stuck out, and his cheek is puffed.

## Characters

* Mr. Kidswatter
* Dr. Pickell
* Mr. Kidswatter's dog (appears in Mr. Kidswatter's dream)
* Mr. Kidswatter's grandmother (appears in Mr. Kidswatter's dream)

## Trivia

* Mr. Kidswatter still has his face stuck from "Stuck", and it gets passed on again in this chapter.
Incidental 012

* Default
* Mascot Madness
* He Is It!

**Incidental 012** is a character in the cartoon *Wayside.*

## Appearance

Incidental 012 is a girl with ivory skin and freckles, buck teeth, cerulean blue hair styled in a bob with straight bangs, and a pointy nose. She wears a white collared shirt with long sleeves, a turquoise skirt, no socks, and tortilla brown boots.

In Mascot Madness, she has darker skin, dark indigo hair, a different nose, no buck teeth, her shirt is purple with a yellow undershirt, and she has a blue skirt.

In He is It!, her hair is purple with some sort of blue hat.

## Relationships

Incidental 012 currently does not interact with anyone. Howewer, in He is It! She is seen outside of the pool glaring at Myron

## Appearances

For a list of every episode Incidental 012 is seen in, see here.
Leslie (cartoon)

*For information on this character in the books, see Leslie.*

## Leslie

**Leslie** is a character in the cartoon *Wayside*. She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class.

## Appearance

In the cartoon, Leslie's girlish pigtails are colored purple and are much, much shorter when contrasted to the books, only reaching to about her shoulders. She wears a pink hairbow, has fair skin, freckles, and a small button nose. She has buck teeth. She wears a pink shirt with a white collar and short sleeves, and a purple, frilly skirt. She wears white socks and pink boots. In contrast to the books, she only has four fingers on her hands, but this is mostly due to the art style of *Wayside* typically using four-fingered hands in contrast to five.

## Personality

Leslie is a minor character in the cartoon, so little about her personality is seen. In many episodes, she is shown with a cranky expression, for reasons that are unknown, considering she doesn't have a major role in any episodes. She is frequently shown interacting with Bebe and Shari, so it is likely she is friends with these characters.

## Relationships

### Shari

   In the cartoon, Leslie seems to be good friends with Shari. In "Meet the Pets," the two are seen playing with a red ball on the playground, while in "Rat in Shining Armor," the two dance together during the spring dance. In "Dr. Dana," the two are seen eating lunch together. However, since both these characters are minor, the exact details of this relationship are rarely discovered.

### Bebe

In the cartoon, Leslie seems to be on good terms with Bebe. In "Music Lessons," Bebe compliments Leslie's skill on the bongos, while in "My Partner Gets All the Credit," the two are happy to be paired together in the Wayside Games. However, since both of these characters are minor, this relationship is rarely established.

### Rondi

In *Wayside: The Movie* and "The Rat Truth," Rondi is seen pulling Leslie's pigtails. However, what their relationship is because of this is unknown.

## Appearances

For a list of every episode Leslie appears in, see here.

## Trivia

* While Paul is seen pulling her pigtails in the books, Rondi is seen pulling her pigtails in the cartoon. This most likely makes up for Paul's absence in the cartoon.
* Leslie's grumpiness could possibly be to make up for the absence of Kathy in the cartoon.
* Leslie was the first student transformed into an apple by Mrs. Gorf in the cartoon. In the books, it was Joe.
Komplex

**Oskar Pleksl** (někdy také Oscar) byl bývalý ředitel a majitel společnosti Com-Plex. Později se z něj stal **Komplex**, úhlavní nepřítel superhrdiny Zázraka a předseda Tajného magistrátu.

Pleksl zemřel během pokusu odčerpat pomocí moderní technologie tajemnou energii z prastarého Golema, ovšem Doktor Faust ho vrátil zpět mezi živé, posíleného o magické schopnosti. Na oplátku musel Komplex přivést Fausta z Pekla zpět na svět.

## Schopnosti

* **Magické výboje** - Umí vysílat magické výboje, které protivníky dokáží nepříjemně poranit.
* **Levitace** - Podobně jako Zázrak, je i Komplex schopen létat.
* **Teleportace** - Jeho často používanou schopností je teleportování se z místa na místo.

## Vybavení

* **Exoskelet** - Z technologie v Com-Plexu si Komplex vyrobil své speciální brnění, které nejen tlumí útoky protivníků, ale střílí i raketové střely.

## Vztahy

### **Spojenci**

* Zuzana
* Wágner †
* Žito

### **Nepřátelé**

* David Daneš/Zázrak
* Doktor Faust † - původní spojenec
* Edward Kelly
* Golem
* Michaela Rezešová
* Pérák † - oběť
* Tereza
* Verner † - původní spojenec
* Tomáš Musil
* Zuzana Danešová
* Bondy † - oběť
* Jan Daneš
* Ondřej Ježek † - oběť
* Hanuman
* Rabbi Löw
* František Palacký
Dennis Hockerman

Cover of Sideways Stories from Wayside School as illustrated by Dennis Hockerman.

## Information

### Relevance to Wayside School

Illustrated first edition of *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*

**Dennis L. Hockerman** is an illustrator for various children's books, including the first edition of *Sideways Stories from Wayside School*. Because of this, he was the first person to ever illustrate the *Wayside School* series and its characters. His illustrations were used until 1985, in which the book was republished by Avon Books with Julie Brinckloe's illustrations.

## Credits

* *Sideways Stories from Wayside School* (first edition illustrations)

## Gallery

See a full gallery of Dennis Hockerman's *Wayside School* illustrations here.
Mamaland

**Mamaland** is Miss Mush's home country, and also Dana's great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandfather lives.

## History

*Yes, finally! Somebody raised the roof!*
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