I'm in the Band

Tripp leaves Iron Weasel in order to join their arch-rival rock band "Metal Wolf". So Derek, Ash and Burger try to lure him back into their band with help from Jerry Rice.

Tripp leaves Iron Weasel in order to join their arch-rival rock band "Metal Wolf". So Derek, Ash and Burger try to lure him back into their band with help from Jerry Rice.

The band gets a chance to create their own Iron Weasel video game.

Tripp and the band try to convince Simon Craig to work with them as his clients.

The band holds a Rocky Fantasy Camp, a day camp where kids learn how to play a few songs and fulfill their dreams of being rock stars. When the guys realize that rock superstar Eddie Nova's kid is enrolled in their camp, they promise to turn his son, Junior, a quiet, classic cellist into a rock star, in exchange for being the opening act in Eddie's next tour.

Iron Weasel is challenged with writing a new song for their record producer Simon Craig, while taking care of his son, Charles, who happens to be their number one fan. Charles claims to be an even tempered kid now, but the guys are suspicious of his behavior.

The band accidentally burns down Tripp's house.

A Mystery Theater Dinner is under way and the band is not aware it's all for fun.

The band decides to turn Beth's house into a rock star playground while she is out of town

Tripp tries to teach Derek, Burger and Ash a lesson about spending money frivolously

Trip's Principal does not want his daughter anywhere near him or the band. Trip can't keep away from her.

The boys end up at the wrong airport on the wrong airplane, which crashes. They then decide to un-friend each other for a work-only relationship. It's up to Ash to save the day.

Tripp, Ash and Burger sell the band van. Derek gets caught up in some midevil role-playing trying to get the van back.

Izzy runs for school president

The boys try to out-prank each other during the annual prank week.

Iron Weasel challenges its rivals to a contest to determine who will play at the school dance

Iron Weasel makes a PSA to remind kids to stay in school - something none of the original members did.

The band has to prove to Principal Jenkins that they are good role models when he sends social worker to Tripp's house

The band tries to prove that they are still rock stars with a plan even after being beaten by a band of look-alike little people.

Iron Weasel gets its big break and their rival band makes sure things go bad for them.

Tripp's archeologist dad returns, but is taken captive