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Hi-jinks Season 2 Episodes
Season 2 Episode Guide
6 Episodes 2006 - 2006
Episode 1
Alan Thicke
Tue, Feb 28, 2006 30 mins
Alan Thicke pulls an elaborate switcheroo on his 8-year-old son, Carter. Other pranks involve a chimpanzee, a car wash and an audition for a horror movie.
Episode 2
Jane Seymour
Tue, Mar 7, 2006 30 mins
Jane Seymour pulls a prank on her 10-year-old twin sons when she takes them to an art gallery where there's a very unusual 3-D poster on display. Also: three siblings are shocked to find a 5-ton elephant in their driveway; children are forced to endure singing lessons from a terrible voice coach; and unsuspecting teens go on a job interview conducted by a total "germophobe."
Episode 3
Tichina Arnold
Tue, Mar 14, 2006 30 mins
Tichina Arnold of "Everybody Hates Chris" helps pull a prank on her costar Tyler James Williams, who is forced to sit through a terrible interview. Also: a single dad introduces his new "bizarre" girlfriend to his adult son; a self-serve ice-cream machine malfunctions while kids are using it; and some children are fooled into thinking that a helmet will give them telepathic powers.
Episode 4
Patti LaBelle
Tue, Mar 21, 2006 30 mins
Singer Patti LaBelle uses her vocal abilities to startle young diners at a restaurant. Other pranks include an insult-spewing parrot; a teen forced to witness the demolition of his first car by a dump truck; and a library where books are displayed on wobbly shelves.
Episode 5
Evander Holyfield
Tue, Mar 28, 2006 30 mins
Evander Holyfield pulls a prank on his daughter; a practical joke in a museum involves a mummy that comes to life; and children in a waiting room get a surprise when a man crashes through the ceiling. Also: a flatulent dog.
Episode 6
Tony Hawk
Tue, Apr 4, 2006 30 mins
Tony Hawk surprises kids, including his own, by taking a World War II vintage tank on a joy ride. Also: unsuspecting youngsters are made to believe they are responsible for breaking a priceless vase; a scarecrow comes to life; a prank involves a runaway hot-dog cart and includes an appearance by stand-up comic Darlene Westgor.