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Maurecia Millers

## Maurecia

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**Maurecia Millers** is a major character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. Although having a shy demeanour, she was a sweet and honest student with a strong love for something sweets, including ice cream. She is one of the Unbreakables, alongside Joy, Ron, and Deedee.

She was voiced by Andrea Libman.

## Appearance

Maurecia has fair skin, long blonde hair with hints of pink and light blue streaks that styles in half down pigtails and turquoise eyes.

While attending school, like the rest of the female students, she wear the traditional Wayside uniform with alterations is a pink and blue hairbow with a blue star on it.

## Personality

Maurecia is a sweet, sensitive and honest girl with a very shy, soft-spoken, poetic and daydreaming attitude who have an immense love for ice cream and also have a sweet tooth for all type of sweets and desserts. She speaks only in barely audible whispers, although, occasionally Maurecia's love for ice cream leads to her having few friends, as described in "Maurecia Ice Cream Flavor", saying that "Everybody liked Maurecia—except Kathy, but then she didn’t like anybody. Maurecia only liked ice cream." Though, by the end of the episode, through trying ice cream made to taste like what other students taste when they taste nothing at all, she befriends most of the other students in the class, liking Todd's flavor the most. She is also sometimes to be ditzy and a bit of a dumb blonde and she doesn't like getting dirty. She willingly lets Joy boss her around but they are truly friends and want to stick together, Even though that Joy was tries to protect Maurecia.

Maurecia also have a deep adoration for animals; she instantly opens up to Joy once she sees her pet porcupine Fluffy for the first time, she's also regularly sneaks her pet rabbit Raspberry Ripple to school in her backpack, and she volunteers at an animal shelter. She is known to enjoys baking who can whip it up with the batch of cookies, brownies, cupcakes and macarons, and she also exceptionally skilled at creating candies and other sweets.

## Relationships

### Joy

Joy is Maurecia's best friends since preschool who often engaged in girly activities together, the two are first seen interacting in "Joe's Counting Problem," where Joy make fun of Joe, while Maurecia Is trying to cheer him up and even tries to stop the fight between him and Callie, though the two may not have actually been friends until "Maurecia Ice Cream Flavor," as prior to this, Maurecia only likes ice cream.

### Callie

In "Joe's Counting Problem," where she tries to stop the fight between Joe and Callie, stated, that they revolve things with violence.

## Trivia

* While Maurecia's hair was dark in the books, here it is blonde with the addition of having a pink and blue highlight.
* Maurecia's favorite ice cream flavours were Raspberry Ripple, Strawberry, and Cookies & Cream.
* Maurecia is the most peaceful of the Unbreakables.￼
The Men With the Attaché Case

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|The Men With the Attaché Case;"Dameon and the Turtles";"Kickin It' With Terrence"|;}}

## The Men With the Attaché Case

**The Men With the Attaché Case** is the twenty-four episode of *Season 1*.

## Synopsis

Jenny shows up to school late, only to see everyone missing.

## Plot

This chapter begins with Jenny arriving at Wayside School late, at nine-thirty rather than nine o'clock. She rushes up the stairs to Mrs. Jewls's class only to notice no one else is there. She asks if anyone is around, and questions if she may be early. She looks at the clock and sees it is nine-thirty exactly. She wonders if the class went on a field trip and looks out a window, seeing no one; not even Louis. Unsure of what to do, she decides to work on her spelling. No one shows up, though, and she starts to get worried. Before Jenny can make much headway on her spelling, she becomes frightened as she hears footsteps down the hall, until a man with a black mustache and a matching attaché case barges into the room.

Jenny gets out of her seat, but the man with the attaché case asks her to sit back down. He asks about Jenny's name, and Jenny responds, but he doesn't believe her. She then admits that it's short for "Jennifer." The man with the attaché case takes Jenny's speller and puts it in his suitcase. He asks what Jenny is doing, and Jenny informs that she is in class, but the man with the attaché case seems hesitant to believe her, wondering where the rest of the class went. Jenny says they might've gone on a field trip, but the man with the attaché case assures that didn't happen. Jenny starts panicking, explaining that she came to school half an hour late and is just wondering if something had happened to her classmates. The man with the attaché case doesn't answer.

The man with the attaché case asks Jenny if she was puzzled to see no one else at school, and then asks why Jenny afterwards decided to work on spelling rather than exploring the school or going home early. Jenny starts freaking out, just wondering where everyone else in class is, but the man with the attaché case doesn't answer. He opens the door and two more men step in, one with a black mustache like the first man and the other being completely bald. They discuss the situation, reviewing what Jenny told them and asking if "she knows," but they claim she doesn't know anything, so they decide to let her go. They turn back to Jenny, give her speller back, and request she puts it in her desk, then say she can go home. As the men start to leave, they tell Jenny that she came to school on a Saturday and remind her not to do it again.

## Cast

* Tara Strong as Jenny Park
* Brian Drummond as Mr. Park
* The men with the attaché case
	+ Frank Welker as Man with black hair
	+ Zhary Payton
	+ Tom Kenny

### Mentioned

* Mrs. Jewls

* Benjamin Nushmutt
* Dana
* Todd
* Louis
* Rondi
* Allison
Samuel Vincent

**Samuel Vincent Khouth** (born October 5, 1971) is a Canadian voice actor who works in Vancouver and voices characters in animated series, anime dubs and video games.

His best-known roles are Edd a.k.a. Double D from *Ed, Edd n Eddy*, and Krypto in the Cartoon Network TV series *Krypto the Superdog*. He also voiced Athrun Zala from *Mobile Suit Gundam SEED*, Hikaru Shindo from *Hikaru no Go*, Julian Star from *Cardcaptors*, and Tieria Erde from *Mobile Suit Gundam 00*. Other roles include Forge from *X-Men Evolution* and Baby Bugs, Baby Daffy and Baby Tweety from *Baby Looney Tunes*, Sideswipe from *Transformers: Armada* and the voices of Aerrow and Dark Ace from *Storm Hawks*. He is also known for Sonic's singing voice in *Sonic Underground*, and the title character and the alien Billy of *Martin Mystery* and from 2018 onwards is the voice of Lloyd Garmadon in *Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*.
Wayside School is Falling Down

**Wayside School is Falling Down** (also titled **Season 2**) is the second season of Wayside School was announced on April 15, 2028, ahead of the series premiere. It premiered on May 5, 2028, and ended on May 30, 2028. It consists of 30 episodes.

## Synopsis

The second season follows Benjamin who tried to tells his teachers and classmate his real name, Allison trying to find the way out of the nineteenth story and trying to find out what happened to Wayside School.
Todd Xiaoying

## Todd

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**Todd Xiaoying** a character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. While well-behaved, Todd was the first student to speak out loud in Mrs. Jewls's class without raising his hand. As a result, Mrs. Jewls keeps a close eye on him, leading to him regularly getting his name written on the discipline list and having him sent home early on the kindergarten bus.￼

## Appearance

Todd is a Nepalese-Canadian with brown skin, spiky black and dark brown eyes.

## Personality

Todd is a laid back and cool-headed guy who is generally optimistic student, appreciating his life at Wayside School and the people around him. While Todd often does get in trouble; he was the first student Mrs. Jewls caught talking out loud in class, so she keeps a careful eye on him, he still appreciates Mrs. Jewls, saying she's a nice teacher, and enjoying spending time at Wayside. Todd often is disappointed when he gets sent home on the kindergarten bus, because he wants to stay in Mrs. Jewls's class from twelve to two to see what happens. Todd is often a careful thinker, taking time to think before he says anything. However, he often forgets not to talk out loud, causing Mrs. Jewls to call on him specifically, in spite of the rest of the class often talking and screaming and fighting beforehand.
Allison Thompson

## Allison

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**Allison Thompson** is a major character in the 2028 animated series "*Wayside School"*. She is Rondi's best friend, as well as the person who knocked out her front teeth. Allison, while helpful and supportive, can also be aggressive and superior.

She was voiced by Chantal Strand.

## Personality

Allison is both a prim and proper fashionista who gives the best advice on how to present yourself and a fashionable, cool beauty. She is a student of Wayside School who loves make-up, cute things and she's very into celebrities. Like Maurecia and Joy, she's also doesn't like getting dirty, but unlike Maurecia, she was not a dumb blonde. She often switches between being friendly and helpful and aggressive and superior. Often, her superior side even extends to her friends, such as Rondi, as shown by how she knocked out Rondi's front teeth and frequently acts superior to her. Rondi doesn't seem to mind much, though, since they still end up getting along in the end. Allison enjoys peace, and often goes to class five minutes before everyone else, to make sure the stairs aren't too crowded. Although often superior, she often also tries to be nice to others, which can help her make friends.

## Appearance

Allison has fair skin, blue eyes and waist-length blonde hair with the addition of her bangs are parted mostly to the right and cheek length, but the other side is pulled behind her ear with a short piece hanging down and is decorated with a light blue barrette that matches her eyes on the right side of her head.

In "A Bad Case of the Sillies", before the event of "Mark Miller". Allison used to have messy medium length hair that tied in a low ponytail, and a sky blue windbreaker. But Allison's hair grows considerably in "A Wonderful Teacher", causing her to untied her ponytail and grows down to her waist while her windbreaker having a small tear.

## Appearances

* Mark Miller (no lines)
* The New Teacher
* Joe's Counting Problem (no lines)
* Sharie Falling Down (no lines)

## Trivia

* Allison can play bassoon, and nothing else. ("Marching On")
* Her hairstyle was similar to Bloom in Season 5 of Winx Club.
Race, Creuss

**Ghosts of Creuss**

Racial Ability

For movement purposes, you may treat “A” and “B” Wormhole systems as if they were adjacent to each other.

You may always use Wormholes, regardless of other game effects or restrictions.

Whenever an opponent fleet is exiting a Wormhole in a system containing your ships, conduct the effect of Space Mines.

Movement through a wormhole into a system containing your ships does not cost movement points.

Your starting units may be placed at the Creuss Gate.

Starting Techs

Gravity Drive + Ion Drive

or

XRD Transports

Leaders

Diplomat, Admiral, Scientist

Starting Units

4 GF

2 Destroyers

1 Carrier

2 Fighters

1 Space Dock

Trade Agreements

2,2

Home system

Creuss (4/1)

Flagship

Hil Colish (10 / 4 / 1 / 3): You may treat this ship’s destination system as if it had a “D” wormhole in it. When this ship is moving, treat its destination system as if it had the wormhole.

Race Specific Technologies

Dimensional Splicer (3):

At the start of a battle in a system containing a wormhole and at least 1 of your ships, you may assign 1 hit to 1 enemy ship of your choice.

Slave Wormhole Generator (5):

At the start of each Strategy Phase, you may place (or move) your extra “A” or “B” wormhole token into any empty or friendly non-home system.

Chronowave Dissociator (2):

When activating your Home System, any of your units may move directly there (Ground Forces do not need to be carried). Fleets and Ground Forces may retreat directly to your Home System, which is not activated unless the source system was activated.

Race Objectives

1VP Enigma

I have ships in 4 systems adjacent to enemy ships. This round I called at least 2 retreats or withdraws

2VP Vanguards of the dark rim

I control 7 systems along the edge of the board (I control a system when I have ships in the system and control all planets in the system)

3VP Omni-presence

I control the WormholeNexus.

I have units or planets adjacent to every system on the board
Terrence Sands

## Terrence

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**Terrence Sands** is a major character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. He's a good athlete, but a bad sport, and is frequently seen bullying the other kids in Mrs. Jewls's class.￼

## Appearance

Terrence has fair skin, blonde hair with two cowlicks at the top and blue eyes.

## Personality

Terrence is a freeloader and a conceited boy who is belligerent and takes pleasure in mocking others. He is also somewhat soft-skinned, as it is difficult for him to take an insult without growing frustrated and angry. It is not the brightest, but he has moments of deep thoughts. He's also a good athlete, but a bad sport. In spite of his strong athletic skills, Terrence often has poor behaviors when interacting with the other students in Mrs. Jewls's class.

He often insult other students with mean rhymes, like " Get dead, Ketchup head." He rarely cooperates with the other students in her class, often continuously misbehaving in spite of instruction from his peers. In "Kickin It' With Terrence," whenever playing a game with his classmates, he kicks the ball over the fence, and turns to insult whenever called out on his behavior.
Dameon and the Turtles

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|Dameon and the Turtles;"The Borrowers";"The Men With the Attaché Case"|;}}

## Dameon and the Turtles

**Dameon and the Turtles** is the twenty three episode of *Season 1*.

## Synopsis

Dameon has to run up and down the thirty flights of Wayside School to see if Louis wants to see a movie.

## Plot

This chapter introduces Dameon, and focuses on his hazel pupils, and compares that to the pupils in Mrs. Jewls's class. Mrs. Jewls asks Dameon if he can go downstairs and ask Louis if he'd like to see the movie the class is watching. Dameon runs down thirty flights off stairs to the playground, and asks Louis if he wants to see a movie. Louis is curious about what movie they are watching, and Dameon runs up to find out. He tells Mrs. Jewls that Louis wants to know what movie, but Mrs. Jewls is curious if he needs to know the name of the movie or what it's about. Dameon, unsure, goes to ask Louis.

Dameon, back at the playground, asks Louis which one he'd like to know, and Louis tells him he'd like to know the name. Dameon runs upstairs, taking them two at a time, and Mrs. Jewls tells him the movie is called *Turtles*. Dameon runs back down and tells Louis that the movie is called *Turtles*, and Louis thinks it may be interesting if he could know what the movie is about. Dameon stops to take a drink of water and runs upstairs, and Mrs. Jewls informs him the movie is about turtles. Dameon runs back down and tells Louis that the movie is about turtles, but Louis doesn't want to see it because he thinks turtles are too slow.

Dameon solemnly walks back upstairs, now upset because his legs are sore, he's out of breath, and his side aches. By the time he gets upstairs, the movie is over, and Mrs. Jewls asks the class to write one thing about the movie. While Dameon missed the movie, he does know that turtles are too slow, so he decides to write that down, but he can't find his pencil. He asks Mrs. Jewls, who tells the entire class. Dameon informs what it looks like, being long and yellow with a black point on one end and a long eraser on the other. Everyone holds up a pencil, but Dameon says they all look like his. At that moment, Louis walks in and informs Dameon dropped his pencil when he was telling him about the movie, and Mrs. Jewls decides that to avoid further mix-ups like that, everyone should write their names on their pencils. At the end of the chapter, Dameon spends the rest of the day trying to write his name on his pencil, because unfortunately, his pencil can't write on itself, just like how the pupils of his eyes can see everything except themselves.

## Casts

* Kelly Metzger as Dameon
* Britt McKillip as Mrs. Jewls
* Avi Roque as Louis
* SungWon Cho as Todd
* Rukiya Bernard as Eric Ovens
* Samuel Vincent as John
* Rob Paulsen as Joe
* Cree Summer as Rondi
* Chantal Strand as Allison
* Ian James Corlett as D.J.
* Scott McCord as Myron

### Mentioned

* Calvin
* Leslie
* Benjamin Nushmutt
* Sharie
* Mac
* Deedee

### Non Speaking cameo

* Maurecia
* Stephen
* Jenny
* Eric Fry
* Eric Bacon
* Dana
* Bebe Gunn
* Rondi
* Jason
* Joy
* Kathy
* Paul
* Ron
* Terrence
Sideway Stories from Wayside School

***Sideways Stories from Wayside School*** (also titled ***Season 1***) is the first season of Wayside School on Cartoon Network on January 5, 2028. It consists of the first 29 episodes of the series.

## Synopsis

The series introduces Benjamin Nushmutt, who attending Wayside School, an elementary school that accidentally was built thirty stories tall, rather than one story tall with thirty classes all next to each other. Benjamin, along with his new friends; Dana, Jenny, John, Myron and Sharie will have adventure in the school, including the students and teachers of Wayside School are all known to exhibit strange behaviors, and this story takes time to focus on most of them, with one chapter dedicated to each character.
Paul D'Cruze

## Paul

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**Paul D'Cruze** is a character in the 2028 series "Wayside School". He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. He is a student who is oftentimes inattentive, and has a strange obsession with Leslie's pigtails, which he loves pulling.

He was voiced by Erin Matthews

## Appearance

Paul is a Cuban Canadian with light brown skin, dark brown hair and hazel brown eyes.

## Personality

Paul is known to be a well-respected and kind, but sometimes clumsy and impulsive boy. He loves playing video game and rides his skateboard.

He is known to has difficulty controlling his irresistable urges, primarily his urge to pull Leslie's pigtails. Paul's interest in Leslie's pigtails leans towards a border-line obsession, paying more attention to them than anything Mrs. Jewls is saying, and constantly trying to resist his desire to pull them. Aside from that, Paul is described as inattentive, never focusing on the lessons Mrs. Jewls is trying to teach the rest of the class. Paul is seen to frequently be pulled into his own imagination, such as in "Paul" where he holds an imaginary argument with Leslie's pigtails in an attempt to resist pulling them. Paul hates being the center of attention because of this, worrying that becoming the center of attention would put him in trouble.￼
Eric Bacon

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**Eric Bacon** is a major character in *Wayside School*. He is a youngest brother of the Three Erics, and is typically seen as being between Eric Fry and Eric Ovens in terms of importance. In comparison to the other two, he is much more self-centered and cynical, and typically, he acts a bit more like a prankster, often being the most immature and silly of the three. Despite that, on numerous occasions, it is shown that Eric Bacon is pretty smart, perhaps even surpassing the other two, though often he just uses it for his clever schemes.

## Personality

Eric Bacon, as said above, is a pretty self-centered character. This can be observed in the episode "Eric, Eric, and Eric", where he just combs his hair when he looks deep into Principal Kidswatter's mirror sunglasses. Eric typically is a bit of a prankster, and often, he just uses it as part of his schemes. He is a very mischievous student, and often is the cause of the Erics gaining a reputation of being pranksters. He is often one to notice things before others, and is a fairly intelligent student, though usually he just tries to breeze through assignments. For an odd reason, everyone thinks he is fat, mostly because Eric Fry and Eric Ovens are both fat. He is truly one of the most skinny students in class, but since Eric and Eric are fat, they assume Eric is fat as well.

## Appearance

Eric Bacon is a very skinny boy with dark skin and thick glasses. He has well-trimmed hair, though unlike Eric Fry or Eric Ovens, his hair flows upwards. He, similar to the other two Erics, wears a blue polo and khakis, with nice brown shoes with yellow soles and laces. He has a dog symbol on his polo. His height is fairly average, if not on the short side, being shorter than Fry, but taller than Ovens.

## Episodes focusing on Eric Bacon

There are three episodes focusing on Eric Bacon.

* "Sammy" (B-plot)
* "Eric, Eric, and Eric"
* "Alas, Poor Eric!"

## Trivia

* While in the books, he seemed to be the shortest, here he is made taller than Eric Ovens. However, the height difference is not incredibly significant.
* He, alongside the other two Erics and Ron is one of the few major or supporting characters to have multiple major roles in Season 1, but no major roles in Season 2.
Jenny Park

## Jenny

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### Friend

Sharie Sakurai, Maurecia Millers, Joy Graceworthy, Sue Lawyer, Benjamin Nushmutt, Mac Nanson, Eric Fry, Todd Thompson, Dana Doles, Leslie Harriet

### Enemy

Kathy Nogard

**Jennifer "Jenny" Park** is a main character in *Wayside School*. She is an over-achiever who is often looked upon highly by some of the other students. Since she always has to finish drinking prune juice before going to school, she is often late to class. Often, she will get information from Todd, who is always on time, and in return, she gives information to him, since he always is sent home early. Often, she gets to school on the back of her father's motorcycle, though she has taken the time to let this inspire her to make the most out of life.

## Personality

Jenny, above all things, is a bit of an over-achiever. Often, she will be seen as one of the coolest kids in class, and constantly, she is trying to keep that title. However, despite being a bit of a braggart, she is also fairly brave, and good at thinking of solutions to many problems. Due to being such a hard worker, it is quite possible her fame comes from these desirable traits, which leads to a boasted ego. An entire episode, in fact, entitled "Wyomingite Idol" showcases this, where constantly, she tries to be better and better for the kindergarteners, only to realize that even she has a limit with what she can do. Despite being brave, she can be shown to be fearful towards the unknown, as seen in "The Men With the Attaché Case".

## Appearance

Jenny is a girl of Korean descent with fabulous black hair that usually tied her hair into a ponytail hidden by a large, gray motorcycle helmet. She wears a large grey hoodie with the word "WAYSIDE" printed on it, and brown cargo pants. Her sneakers are a dark blue. She has white skin with a few freckles.

## Appearances

There are six episodes focusing on Jenny.

* "I Scream for Ice Cream"
* "Joenny"
* "Another Angle"
* "The Men With the Attaché Case"
* "Wyomingite Idol"
* "The Science Unfair"

## Trivia

* Jenny is short for "Jennifer" as proven in "The Men With the Attaché Case".
Kickin It' With Terrence

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|Kickin It' With Terrence;"The Men With the Attaché Case";"Hungry for Joy"|;}}

## Kickin It' With Terrence

**Kickin It' With Terrence** is the twenty five of *Season 1*.

## Synopsis

Benjamin, Sharie and the students try to play games with Terrence, but he always kicks the ball over the fence.

## Plot

This chapter introduces Terrence, who is a good athlete, but a bad sport. He can't seem to behave at recess and doesn't know how to play any ball game. First, he walks over to Rondi and Allison, who are playing two-square, when Terrence requests they share the ball with him. Allison is reluctant, but Rondi claims he can play. Allison decides to accept, but only if Terrence can play three-square right. Allison bounces the ball to Rondi, who bounces it to Terrence, who kicks it over the fence. Allison says Terrence has to get it, but Terrence refuses and taunts her, so Rondi tells Louis.

D.J. and Dameon are playing basketball when Terrence comes over to play. Dameon seems to be frustrated, but Terrence tells them that they have to share. Dameon ultimately accepts, but only if Terrence throws it in the basket rather than kicking it, implying this has happened before. Dameon takes a shot, bouncing off the backboard and flying through the hoop, D.J. takes a shot, throwing it in from underneath without touching the rim, and Terrence takes a shot by kicking it over the fence and taunts the boys. Dameon is mad at him, and D.J. tells Louis.

Stephen, Calvin, Joe, John, and Leslie are playing spud when Terrence wants to play too. Stephen is "it" and everyone else had a number. Stephen would throw the ball up in the air, call a number, and the person associated with that number would have to catch it. Terrence wants to play, and everyone but Stephen seems reluctant, with Calvin even worrying he'll kick it over the fence. However, Stephen lets him, and says newcomers are "it". Everyone forms a circle around Terrence, and he shouts "a million" and kicks the ball over the fence. When confronted, he insults Stephen, who subsequently tells Louis.

Ultimately, there are no balls left, as Terrence has kicked them all over the fence. With no balls left to kick, Terrence has nothing else to do, until he's confronted by Louis and all the other students. Terrence asks if Louis has anything left to kick, but Louis claims all his balls have mysteriously disappeared. However, Louis thinks there could be something left to kick. However, before revealing it, he asks if any of the other students would know. He asks each student individually, building up the suspense for Terrence, who is eager to find out. Eventually, after each student agrees he should have it, Louis picks up Terrence and kicks him over the fence.

## Casts

* Michael Adamthwaite as Terrence
* Pamela Adlon as Benjamin Nushmutt
* Sydney Mikayla as Sharie Harriet
* Cree Summer as Rondi
* Avi Roque as Louis
* Kelly Metzger as Dameon
* Alessandro Juliani as Stephen
* Andrew Francis as Calvin

### Mentioned

* Ron
* Eric Bacon
* Deedee
* Bebe Gunn

### Non Speaking cameo

* Allison
* Joe
* John
* D.J.
* Leslie
Right-Side Upside-Down

{{#arraydefine: episodeLinks|Right-Side Upside-Down;"DJ's Smile";"Toes for Sale"|;}}

## Right-Side Upside-Down

"**Right-Side Upside-Down**" is the seventeenth episode of *Season 1* of Wayside School.

## Synopsis

John tries to learn how to stand on his own head.

## Plot

The reader is introduced to John, a kid with a round head who is Joe's best friend and one of the smartest students in Mrs. Jewls's class. However, he is only able to read words written upside down, which is an issue as no one ever writes anything upside down. Rather than try to learn to read correctly, he simply turns his books upside-down, but Mrs. Jewls is concerned. Mrs. Jewls tells John that he can't spend the rest of his life turning his books upside down. John asks her why not, and she reminds him that he can't turn the blackboard upside down if she writes on it. Mrs. Jewls tells John that the only solution to that problem is to stand on his head, but John is concerned, because every time he has tried before he has always fallen over because his head is too round.

It's mentioned that Joe can stand on John's head, and that every time John fell over, Joe would stand on his head. Mrs. Jewls points out that if Joe can stand on John's head then he can stand on his own head, so she has Joe try to stand on his head and find his center of balance. John falls over, and Mrs. Jewls tries to figure out how else she can help. She has Joe get a pillow, and has Calvin and Nancy help by propping John up at his sides. Eventually, it works. John finds his center of balance and can stand on his head for a minute, but then he falls over and hits the ground hard. However, when he gets up, he realizes that he's able to read correctly by looking at the blackboard and assumes that the impact from that fall caused his brain to flip over. Mrs. Jewls is glad, and has John put the pillow under Mrs. Jewls's desk and grab a Fruity Pop from the can on top. Instead of putting the pillow underneath the desk, John puts the pillow on top, and instead of looking on top of the desk for a Fruity Pop, John looks underneath it. This could mean that even though John can now read right-side up, he now sees the rest of the world as upside-down.

## Characters

* Samuel Vincent as John
* Rob Paulsen as Joe
* Pamela Adlon as Benjamin Nushmutt
* Britt McKillip as Mrs. Jewls
* Vincent Tong as Mac
* Andrew Francis as Calvin

### Mentioned

* Myron
* Dana
* Eric Bacon
* Kathy
* Sharie
Pamela Adlon

**Pamela Fionna Adlon** (née Segall) was born on July 9th, 1966, and is an American actress, voice actress, screenwriter, director, and producer. She is sometimes credited as Pamela Segall, Pamela S. Adlon, and Pamela Segall-Adlon.

Adlon is best known for providing the voice of Bobby Hill on the animated series, *King of the Hill*, for which she won an Emmy for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance in 2002. Recently, she created the show *Better Things* and starred as Sam in the show.

Adlon is also known for her acting role in *Grease 2* as Dolores (a 'new' character), the title character in the *Pajama Sam* video games, Baloo in *Jungle Cubs*, Olsen Benner from *Bob's Burgers*, and as the voice of Ashley Spinelli in Disney's *Recess*, a role for which she did for six years (1997-2003). She was the oldest of the main six cast members, for she was already thirty when she began recording her lines in 1996.

In *Wayside School*, she voices Benjamin Nushmutt in Season 1.
John White

## John

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**John White** is a main character in *Wayside School*. He is one of the smartest students in Mrs. Jewls's class. Due to an incident in kindergarten, he always has to stand on his head to see right, and often, this leads to complications in his life. He is usually pretty friendly, though slightly sarcastic on a few instances. Often, he and his best friend Joe will often end up teasing Dana, though since their encounter with her older brother, they have been doing it less frequently as of lately.

## Personality

John is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class at Wayside School. He is a very intelligent student, and is placed in the high reading group. However, since he is upside-down, he often encounters difficulties with life. Despite this, John often tries to have a more optimistic outlook on life, though often he ends up getting a bit too confident in himself, which eventually leads to failure. John is pretty introverted, usually only hanging out with a few close friends.

## Appearance

The first thing that should be noted about John is his funky, green and magenta socks. The second thing is that John is completely upside-down. John wears a large, yellow hoodie and blue jeans, with one of the legs being pulled down (or up, depending on how you think about it) revealing his funky socks. He wears teal sneakers with white soles and velcro. John has spiky hair and brown skin. He has a few freckles on each cheek. Since he has to walk using his hands, he wears black gloves with blue patterns over his hands.

## Episodes focusing on John

There are seven episodes focusing on John.

* "Right-Side Upside-Down"
* "The Leaky Faucet"
* "Another Angle"
* "Story of Stories"
* "The Day Everything Went in the Wrong Direction"
* "Brother Bodyguard"
* "The Science Unfair"

## Trivia

* In the books, John could only read words written upside-down, and when he tried to stand on his head, he'd fall over. Eventually his brain was flipped upside-down, so he could read words written right-side up, but saw everything else upside-down. This story is incorporated into the episode "Right-Side Upside-Down", though with different results at the end, being that John's brain being flipped lead to him forgetting how to stand on his feet but learning how to stand on his head, letting him see words the right way.
Space Mine

## Laying

During the production phase of an activation sequence.

## Triggering

Immediately after moving ships across a system border that has a Space Mine token, the active player must roll dice equal to the number of non-fighter ships moving through the minefield. For each roll of 8+, he must assign a hit to the fleet.
He does not need to roll for ships that are entering the target system through a border without a mine token and he may not assign any hits from the minefield to ships that did not move through the mines.
After hits have been assigned and casualties removed, remove the Space Mine token from the board and resume the action.
All movement during a single Tactical Action happen simultaneously. Thus, it is not possible for a player to first see which of his ships survive Space Mines and then decide whether he wants to move in more ships.
Space Mines are deployed by Cruisers (given the appropriate technology).
Callie Fornia

* Current
* Debut

**Catalina "Callie" Fornia** is a major character in the 2028 animated series "*Wayside School"*. She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. She is a tomboyish student who wears rollerskates and has a heavy crush on Joe, which she primarily expresses by teasing him and punch him in the shoulder.
Unit, Fighter

**THE FIGHTER UNIT**

Units Available: 20 (plus supplement counters)

Cost: 0.5 rounded up (one resource to produce two)

Combat value: 9

Fighters are governed by the following rules:

• Fighters cost 0.5 resources. This means that with one resource a player may build 2 Fighters, or 1 Fighter and one Ground Force. If, due to the production limit of a Space Dock, a player wishes to only purchase 1 Fighter, the single unit still costs 1 resource. Each individual unit takes up 1 production capacity.

• Fighters do not take up or need Fleet Supply, and they do not block enemy movement. (Exception: Using the s technology, all fighters in excess of a system’s Fighter capacity take up Fleet Supply exactly like capital ships.)

• Fighters cannot move by themselves and require the transport of a ship with transporting capability (Carrier, War Sun or Flagship) to move around the board. (Exception: Advanced Fighters do not require transport or support.)

• Fighters are always considered to be in space, even while being transported. Thus fighters can always participate in any Space Battle in their system.

• Fighters require at all times that their present system has sufficient capacity to sustain them. A Space Dock has a capacity for 3 Fighters, a Carrier (if not carrying any Ground Forces or PDS) a capacity of 6, and a War Sun (if not carrying any Ground Forces or PDS) also a capacity of 6.  The capacity of a Flagship varies from race to race.  If a system contains more Fighter units than its capacity allows, the owner of the Fighter units must immediately return enough Fighters to his reinforcement pile so that the number of Fighter units and the system's capacity is equal.

• Note that a system's Fighter capacity is not relevant during a Space Battle. This means that Fighters participating in a Space Battle can continue to fight even if their Carrier has been destroyed. After a Space Battle has ended, however, Fighter units without sufficient supporting capacity are immediately removed.

### TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES FOR FIGHTERS

*Cybernetics*

*Advanced Fighters*

*Graviton Negator*

*Manoeuvering Jets*
Dana Doles

## Dana

* Casual
* Uniform

**Dana Doles** is one of the main characters in the 2028 animated series "Wayside School". She is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. She is a girl who wears glasses and is very emotive, often laughing or crying way more than anyone else in Mrs. Jewls's class. This leads to John and Joe teasing her, though Mrs. Jewls appreciates how reactive she is to the world around her, and wishes other students would feel the same.

## Appearance

Dana is Arabian Canadian and a Muslim, with brown skin, long brown hair that usually tied into a low bun, and hazel eyes. She wears a round glasses, a light pink hijab and a pink hairclip.
Sue Gonzales

## Sue

**Sue Gonzales** is a major character of the 2028 series "Wayside School". She is the cousin of Stephen Sanchez and one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class.

## Appearance

Sue has tan skin, shoulder length hair with hot pink highlights on the right side along with a cyan strand of braided hair and dark brown hair on the other side.
Mac Nanson

## Mac

* Casual
* Uniform

**Mac Nanson** (known as **Nancy** prior to "Name Trader") is a character of 2028 series "*Wayside School"*. He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class. Once an incredibly shy student, after trading his name, he always has something to say, and frequently disrupts the class.

He was voiced by Vincent Tong

## Appearance

Mac is a Vietnames-Canadian with light brown skin, black hair, brown eyes and big hands.
Scott McCord

**William Scott McCord** (born April 19, 1971) is a Canadian voice, film and television actor. He is a Lifetime Member of *The Actors Studio*. He has appeared in the studio films *16 Blocks*, *Shoot 'Em Up*, independent films *East of Middle West*, *Blood Honey* and the animated features *The Nut Job* and *Charlotte*. On television, he has appeared in guest roles on *FBI*, *Jupiter's Legacy*, *Lost Girl* and played researcher James Joy on the Canadian drama series *The Eleventh Hour* that ran from 2002 - 2005. He is known for his voice over work in popular animated series. He plays Dan Kuso in *Bakugan: Battle Brawlers*, Tetsuya Watarigani in *Beyblade: Metal Fusion*, Owen, Trent, Jacques and Brody in Fresh TV's *Total Drama* franchise, Skull Boy in *Ruby Gloom*, McGee in *Camp Lakebottom*, and Jake in the animated Nickelodeon/TVOKids television series, *PAW Patrol*. In 2016, he won the Canada Screens Award for Best Performance in an Animated Series. As a musician, he has released two albums, the solo effort *Blues For Sunshine* (2009) and *Scott McCord and the Bonafide Truth* (2012). *Scott McCord and the Bonafide Truth* were nominated for Best Artist of the Year at the Canadian 2010 Maple Blues Awards.
Mrs. Kidswatter

## Mr. Kidswatter

**Francis L. Kidswatter** (also known as **Mrs. Kidswatter**) is a minor character in the 2028 animated series "Wayside School". She is the principal of Wayside School, and dislikes all of, or at least most of the school's students. She often makes spur-of-the-moment, irrational decisions, and seems stubborn in keeping them. While she can focus heavily on certain things, she is usually shown not to be very bright.￼

She was voiced by Missi Pyle.￼
Right-Wayside School

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## Right-Wayside School

**"Right-Wayside School"** is the 29th and final episode of Season 1 and the 30th episode of *Wayside School* overall.

## Synopsis

While the preschool student from Pitchfork Pine Preschool seeking shelter, Louis tells a story to Mrs. Jewls's class about another school they find very weird.

## Plot

One day, a blizzard happens even though it's June, so Louis keeps all the kids indoors for recess. Mrs. Jewls tells the class that because the students aren't allowed outside, they must return to the classroom once they finish lunch. The students walk down to the lunchroom, where they see Miss Mush serving Tuna Surprise. Knowing that it would taste gross, they decide not to eat it and go back upstairs with nothing else to do.

Fortunately, Louis has come up to the thirtieth floor to tell the kids a story, and Mrs. Jewls requests they all be on their best behavior. When Louis comes in, no one is so happy to see him. Bebe Gunn and Eric Fry want the story to be a good one, and Todd hushes everyone down so they can listen to Louis tell it. Sharie hushes down Louis a little because she's trying to sleep. Louis sits down while all the students gather around for his story. Louis begins the story by describing a normal school much like their own, but every class is on one story on the ground (just like how the school was intended to be built). He informs that to them this school may sound strange and silly, but that when he told students at other schools about the kids at Wayside, they thought Wayside's students were all silly (which is the same thing he told the readers at the beginning of the book). Mrs. Jewls's class seems to express disbelief at this statement.

Louis proceeds to tell them that this school isn't the same as Wayside - at that school, students were never turned into apples, and they never sold their toes, traded names, read upside down, turned mosquito bites into numbers, counted the hairs on their head, or tasted ice cream flavors named after them, and dead rats didn't try to sneak into class, the walls didn't laugh, and two plus two always equaled four. The students are baffled and shocked that a school like that could exist and Allison asks Mrs. Jewls if the school Louis described is real, but Mrs. Jewls assumes it's not and thinks Louis is just making up a fairy tale. Some students enjoy the story while others don't, but Mrs. Jewls notes to Louis that as entertaining as it may be, she needs to tell her students the truth rather than make things up. The class boos as Louis leaves to tell his story to the kids on the floor below, ending the chapter and the book itself.
Calvin Hobbes

## Calvin

* Casual
* Uniform

**Calvin Hobbes** is a major character in the 2028 animated series "Wayside School". He is one of the many students in Mrs. Jewls's class.

## Appearance

Calvin has blue eyes, red hair with two spikes on his head and fair skin.

## Personality

Calvin appears to be a student who mostly works alongside others, as shown in "Bebe Gunn the Artist", when he serves as Bebe's art partner, and "Calvin's Big Decision," where upon having difficulty deciding what his tattoo should be, he questions the rest of the students in Mrs. Jewls's class. Since Calvin has only been a major character in two chapters of the main book series, oftentimes he can be a difficult character to judge on his own merits, as his roles primarily do show him playing off of others.
Fruity Pops

Bebe Gunn holding several Tootsie Roll Pops in her hand.

**Fruity Pops** are a candy that frequently appear in *Wayside School*. Whenever a student behaves, Mrs. Jewls will give a student a Fruity Pop from the coffee can on her desk, effectively making them the inverse of someone having their name written on the discipline list. They first appear in "Letter to Miss Zarves," and last appear in "Fruity Pops Sales!."

## Flavours

* Cherry
* Orange
* Lemon
* Apple
* Blueberry
* Raspberry
* Grape
Strategy Card, Technology

**7. THE TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY**

The Technology Strategy is the primary avenue for players to gain access to the exciting and helpful Technology Advances found in each player's Technology Tree. Executing the primary lets the active player to choose from two options:

a) Receive a free Technology Advance or

b) Purchase up to 3 Technology Advances at the cost of 5 resources each.

In each case, when a player acquires a Technology Advance (either for free or by paying for it), he simply circles the Technology on his Technology Tree. He can now enjoy the benefits of this Technology Advance.

IMPORTANT: A Technology Advance can only be acquired if the player has already acquired its prerequisite technologies (as indicated on the Technology Tree). If a player acquires several advances at the same time, they are received in sequence, so the first ones may be prerequisites for the later ones. The same Technology Specialties can be used to acquire each one, as long as the planet with the specialty is refreshed.

*Example: The N’orr player executes the primary ability and chooses option b). He has three planets with a red Technology Specialty. He purchases 2 red Technologies, but uses one of the planets to pay for the first one. Thus he gets only a discount of 2 for the second technology. He pays a total of (5-3)+(5-2)= 5 resources for his two new technologies.*

The secondary ability of the Technology Strategy allows the other players to spend a Command Counter from Strategy allocation in order to purchase a single Technology advance at the cost of 5.

The Jol-Nar and the Technology Strategy Card

If the Jol-Nar player executes the secondary ability by spending a CC from Strategy Allocation, he may either get 3 technologies for 5 resources each OR one Technology for free.

If the Jol-Nar player has chosen the Technology Strategy Card himself, using the primary ability he may get one Technology for free AND purchase Three Technologies for 5 resources each.
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* Chrissie Fit as Kathy Nogard
* Ana Sani as Bebe Gunn
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* Janice Kawaye as Leslie Sakurai
* Michael Adamthwaite as Terrence Sands
* Vincent Tong as Mac Nanson
* Erin Matthews as Paul D'Cruze
* Diana Kaarina as Ron and Dameon Dobbs
* Andrea Libman as Maurecia Millers
* Andrew Francis as Calvin Hobbes
* Ingrid Nilson as Joy Graceworthy
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Race, Winnu

**Winnu**

Racial Ability

You may always add the influence-value of your Home System planet (Winnu) to your votes, even if it is exhausted.

Your planets that contain at least 1 Ground Force are not affected by Local Unrest, Uprising and Cultural Crisis.

You do not need to spend a Command Counter to execute the Secondary Ability of the Technology Strategy Card.

Starting Techs

Xeno-Psychology + Neural Motivator

or

Nanite Composites + Enviro Compensator

Leaders

Agent, Admiral, Scientist

Starting Units

3 GF

1 Carrier

1 Cruiser

2 Fighters

1 PDS

1 Space Dock

Trade Agreements

3,1

Homesystem

Winnu (3/4), Yellow Discount

Flagship

Salai Sai Corian (10 / 7x? / 1 / 3): ? is equal to the number of opposing capital ships present this round during Space Battle.

Race Specific Technologies

Bioptic Recyclers (3):

Once per round, as an Action, you may discard an Action Card from your hand to gain 2 Trade Goods or 1 Command Counter.

Lazax Gate Folding (3):

When activating Mecatol Rex, up to 6 ground forces present on Winnu may be moved directly there during the planetary landings step. Ground forces moved in this way are immune to PDS fire.

Infraneural Manipulators (9):

As an action, once per round, you may pay 1 CC from Strategy Allocation to play any unchosen strategy card. Secondaries follow as normal, and bonus counters remain unaffected.

Race Objectives

1 VP Forgotten Secrets

I control one Artifact and have 4 Technology Advances of its color.

I have my Scientist in the system containing the Artifact.

2 VP Ancient Glory

I control the Blue and Green Artifacts. I control Mecatol Rex and have a Space Dock and three Leaders here. I control each system in the shortest line from my Home System to and included Mecatol Rex

3 VP Galactic Culture

I control planets totalling 12 influence outside my Home System.

I have at least two Minister positions.