The Weekenders

2000
The Weekenders

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 Nevermore Oct 19, 2002

It's Halloween and Tino is very excited, as he has a great plan to get as much candy as possible. However, his friends have decided not to go trick or treating this year, so Tino decides to try to force them to go with him. Will Tino be able to get his friends to go Trick or treating with him, or will Tino ruin both his plan and his reputation trying?

EP2 Brain Dead Nov 07, 2003

After Tish gets a B on her test, many people begin to think she isn't as smart as they once made her out to be. After she continuously gets pestered, she eventually gets choosen a new personality since her prior personality of being smart was in doubt. Will Tish be able to live with her new persona or will she find a method to just keep being her old self?

EP3 Lor's Will Nov 07, 2003

Lor fractures her kneecap after playing basketball and she needs to get laser surgery for it come Sunday. She goes totally paranoid about the surgery, describing it as a kind of death sentence! Therefore, she writes a will bequeathing all her items to her loved ones, but is she just over exaggerating the scenario, and did she even write her will in a manner that will make her loved ones happy?

EP4 Radio Free Carver Nov 14, 2003

Carver becomes the new DJ of Bahia Bay Middle School with disastrous results. Penny McQuarrie: Lor's brother Kirk goes out with Carver's sister Penny, and Lor and Carver are having problems dealing with it. Will Carver and Lor be able to resolve the problem in a manner that doesn't ruin their sibling's weekend, or will they even handle the crisis in an appropriate manner?

EP5 Dinner Party Nov 14, 2003

After being placed at the kids table Tish wants to be considered more mature and wants to change the rest of the gang as well.

EP6 Laundry Day Nov 21, 2003

It's laundry day at the MacQuarrie household, and it's Lor's turn to do the laundry. However, since her family is so large it would take her an entire weekend in order to get the laundry done. She tries to formulate a plan in order to do the job without waisting her weekend, but will she be able to get her plan to work?

EP7 Penny McQuarrie Nov 21, 2003

Lor's brother Kirk goes out with Carver's sister Penny, and Lor and Carver are having problems dealing with it. Will Carver and Lor be able to resolve the problem in a manner that doesn't ruin their sibling's weekend, or will they even handle the crisis in an appropriate manner?

EP8 Tino's Dad Feb 29, 2004

Tino's Dad is coming to spend the weekend, though to Tino's dismay, his father is planning the trip through visiting some of his old friends, since he doesn't think he's enough to keep Tino interested by himself. Meanwhile, Lor, Carver and Tish are trying to get enough money to go so a comedian's show. Will Tino be able to enjoy his time with his father and will the rest of the group be able to go see the show, or will all of their plans end in failure?
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Released: 26 February 2000 Ended
Producted By: Disney Television Animation
Country: United States of America
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The Weekenders is a Disney animated series about the weekend life of four diverse 7th graders: Tino Tonitini, Lorraine McQuarrie, Carver Descartes, and Petratishkovna Katsufrakis, voiced by veteran cartoon voice-actors: Jason Marsden, Grey DeLisle, Phil LaMarr, and Kath Soucie, respectively. It is stated at least once that the four main characters are each twelve years old. The setting is the fictional town of Bahia Bay, California. The show was created by Doug Langdale, later creator of Disney Channel's Dave the Barbarian.

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Floated2 Disneys the Weekenders is definitely one of the best disneys shows of alltime, its very fun and amusing to watch. Im a fan of Disney and their animated shows and this is one of their best. Its one of my favorites.This show is very unique and not like other Disney shows. In the weekenders, the kids actually change their clothes unlike other shows where there pretty much never do that. And this show has funny moments and is just interesting to watch. Weekenders is much better than Recess. In Recess, the characters are annoying but in Weekenders, there not annoying and realistic. Tish and Carver can be annoying at sometimes but other than that this show is sick.
ParrotTalkBack Disney has a lot of bad shows on the air, especially now, but this is a breath of fresh air. Along with Doug, Recess, and Pepper Ann, The Weekenders makes up the handful of watchable kids' shows on TV today. It follows a group of friends through their weekend adventures. The show's creators skip over tired school theatrics. Instead, these kids have good, wholesome fun (as some moms would say). They're not perfect children, but realistic! They sometimes learn hard lessons but usually just enjoy eachother's quirky company. Disney is smart to keep these just as they are and not give in to gimmicks. These kids are funny and say some things that only adults would probably understand, something that also made hits like The Simpsons watchable by people of all ages. Most importantly, the different kids are actually all different, with interesting families and varied tastes - three-dimensional! I watch it whenever it's on!
anitatanky This is a wonderful show that many adolescents and adults can relate to. For the adolescents, it is very entertaining. Some of the other comments I read suggest how unrealistic the show is. However, it is a cartoon meant for entertainment value. It is not supposed to to be a true replication of true to life things for the entire 30 minutes. But then again, the overall themes are realistic and things kids can relate to: Being drawn to a more popular crowd just to find out it was NOT all you'd thought it would be; changing a look to impress someone of the opposite sex just to have them be less interested in you; being a child of a single parent house hold; trying to find something "fun" to do that everyone in your group will enjoy; etc. Many adults are likely to find the show refreshing, especially if they still have some "kid" left in them. I personally look forward to getting up Saturday morning and curling up on my living room couch with a blanket to watch this, as well as other Disney cartoons (i.e. Recess, Lloyd in Space, Teacher's Pet)after a long work week. I only wish Pepper Ann and Doug still came on Saturday mornings.The show is not for everyone, especially some adults, as indicated by some of the other comments. But if you are still somewhat a kid at heart and are lucky enough to have the free time to watch this show, it is worth treating yourself to it. Later Days!!!
SeanB42 My wife and I watch the Weekenders along with Recess every weekend. What I like best about the Weekenders, and what seems to be unique among both cartoons and juvenile sitcoms, is that the parents aren't treated as if they are stupid and horribly out of touch. Tino's mother is shown to be an intelligent person, and understanding of her son's predicaments. She is never without words of wisdom and never ceases to amaze her son with her tidbits of knowledge. We don't see some of the other parents very often, but even Tish's immigrant parents are treated with warmth. this unusual treatment makes the show stand above most of the others in my opinion.