How'd This Get Online?

The kids find themselves locked outside the studio on the day they are supposed to record their premiere episode, so the show's custodian, Mr. Gulley, lets them inside. Buzz reprimands him by forcing him to dress like a Butler and answer by the name "Jeeves." Meanwhile, Beth sues the station on the set of The Courtroom after Buzz gets gloop on her designer blouse.

Mr. Skinflint orders Buzz to test out a voting device that allows home viewers to vote on the outcome of skits. The gang initially loved the machine until they discovered that Buzz installed a childproof lock on the buttons, preventing things from working in their favor. Meanwhile, Buzz implements the usage of a weekly topic that all the skits on their online show would use in that episode.

Because Buzz thinks the kids are talentless goof-offs, he bids over $1,000,000 on a new cast for How'd This Get Online? at an online auction website.

Mr. Skinflint orders the cast to record an original soundtrack for How'd This Get Online? but when Buzz hears them rehearsing in Studio 43, he has Doctor Probue whip up a singing potion to ensure that they sing well since his job is on the line if the soundtrack fails. Meanwhile, Flem lands himself a recording contract.

Dad runs into Mr. Gulley outside the studio and talks him into suing the station for animation discrimination since he hasn't been featured on the show since the premiere. Meanwhile, Flem represents the kids in a lawsuit against the station for giving Buzz, and Mr. Skinflint all of the credit for the How'd This Get Online? Original Soundtrack recorded the week prior.