Ted's Top Ten

Ted's keen to make a big impression on his first day of high school, believing he's done just that when he completes an initiation on the school bus by mooning a nearby car, but there's a problem - the driver of the car is his Deputy Head Mr Rodman.

Ted's desperate to sample the school chocolate cake, and after realising that the choir are always first to get it, he hatches the perfect plan - he, Jai, and Cody will simply join the choir themselves. Only Cody makes it through, however, and fearing he may have lost Cody to a cult, Ted has to dig deep to get his friend back.

Ted has been putting off completing his science project, a mock-up of a volcano, while Jai is ready to erupt himself at having to ride a kids' Spiderman bike and desperate to upgrade. Ted feigns illness to fool Lani and buy himself more time to complete the project, while Stu is genuinely sick and not helped by the fact that Bodhi secretly brings a dog home who proceeds to torment him in his fevered state.

Ted is faced with the ultimate conflict when the funeral of his great uncle Alan clashes with a planned trip to ride an infamous rollercoaster - as Jai and Cody wait in line at the theme park, Ted attempts to move the funeral forward to enable him to attend both events.

An eagerly awaited performance of Romeo and Juliet is underway at school, where Ted hopes to star alongside his very own Juliet - Rosie Barnes - Jai's in charge of backstage scenery, Cody's in charge of swords, and Jada has the chance to follow in her father's footsteps and perform stunts.

In an attempt to redeem himself for ruining Lani and Stu's wedding, Ted pulls out all the stops to restage the event, dragging Cody and Jai along for the ride as they try to retrieve a wedding dress from a nursery, secure a wooded location, and avoid a plague of angry bees. Stu is less keen to revisit old wounds - helped by Bodhi, he tries to conceal the fact that it's his and Lani's anniversary.