The Adventures of Pete & Pete (Season 0)

Two brothers, same name.

The Adventures of Pete & Pete is an American children's television series produced by Wellsville Pictures and broadcast by Nickelodeon. The show featured humorous and surreal elements in its narrative, and many recurring themes centered on two brothers both named Pete Wrigley, and their various interactions with family, friends, and enemies. The show was created by Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi and began as minute-long shorts in 1989 that aired in between regular programs. Owing to the popularity of the shorts, five half-hour specials were made, followed by a regular half-hour series that ran for three seasons and continued in reruns until around 1999. The N aired reruns of the show between 2002–2003. The first two seasons were released on DVD in 2005; the third was planned for 2006 but was indefinitely postponed. Jason Ankeny of Allmusic called the series "the greatest children's show ever," while IGN called it "One of the most well-written kids shows ever."

  • Poster for Valentine's Day Massacre

    Valentine's Day Massacre 0.0

    Air date: 1991-02-10

    Overview: Big Pete accidentally kills the school mascot, the Squid, and only the Petes and Ellen know. But when a hooligan named Open Face wants dirt on Big Pete, he gets cozy with Ellen hoping to extract the vital info.

  • Poster for Space, Geeks, and Johnny Unitas

    Space, Geeks, and Johnny Unitas 0.0

    Air date: 1991-06-02

    Overview: Ellen and Big Pete are stuck doing reports on different topics for their end of the year projects in science class. When Ellen has trouble finding an alien for her project, the school geek might be able to provide the answers to her questions.

  • Poster for X-Mas Eve

    X-Mas Eve 0.0

    Air date: 1992-01-01

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: It's Christmas time, and Little Pete gets the same gift that he got last year- a fish wrapped up in paper. Little Pete and Big Pete spy on dad on Christmas Eve. He opens his gift, a glow-in-the-dark discus, in secret and plays with it for hours.

  • Poster for Christmas

    Christmas 0.0

    Air date: 1991-09-08

    Overview: The Petes and Ellen go caroling, with Little Pete using a bullhorn.

  • Poster for New Year's Pete

    New Year's Pete 0.0

    Air date: 1993-01-01

    Overview: Little Pete doesn't understand the thrill of celebrating New Year's Eve. He becomes a crossing guard, but he loses all of the regular crossing guards trust when he charges people to cross the street. After he sees how lonely the crossing guard is, never being able to celebrate New Year's Eve, he decides to make a celebration for the two of them.

  • Poster for Revenge of the Petes

    Revenge of the Petes 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Artie must save the Petes from the evil bully Hat Head.

  • Poster for Pete-Less

    Pete-Less 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: While painting parts of the human body for a model, Ellen gets her feelings hurt after giving Pete a valentine. He says that the heart-shaped valentine is about the average size of an older, male baboon's heart. This causes her to go to Little Pete for advice.

  • Poster for Crack the Whip

    Crack the Whip 0.0

    Overview: The Petes make the mistake of allowing Hathead to play Crack the Whip with them.

  • Poster for Flossing

    Flossing 0.0

    Overview: The first of several shorts in which the Petes use their new video camera, this time to catch Dad flossing.

  • Poster for Licking

    Licking 0.0

    Overview: The Petes use their video camera to spy on Mom and Dad discussing Little Pete's habit of licking his desk at school.

  • Poster for Dr. Pratt

    Dr. Pratt 0.0

    Overview: The Petes set up their video camera to catch their neighbor, Dr. Pratt, spitting on their lawn.

  • Poster for Artie

    Artie 0.0

    Overview: The Petes use their video camera to keep Artie under surveillance so as to discover his secrets.

  • Poster for Car Ride

    Car Ride 0.0

    Overview: The Petes convince Dad to drive them to Czechoslovakia so they can use their video camera to spy on on the Soviets.

  • Poster for Mom's Plate

    Mom's Plate 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: This short featured the metal plate located inside of Mom's head and the many uses for it.

  • Poster for The Burping Room

    The Burping Room 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: When Dad gets sick of Little Pete's constant burping, he builds Pete a special room in which to burp. He learns his lesson, but Big Pete still sees him collecting burps in a bag in the backyard.

  • Poster for Route 34

    Route 34 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Instead of getting a fun summer job, Big Pete ends up mowing the long stretch of grass that runs down Route 34.

  • Poster for Halloween

    Halloween 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: The evil Hat Head is smashing all of the local pumpkins. Artie, the Strongest Man...In the World must put a stop to this!

  • Poster for The Dot

    The Dot 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Ellen prepares to be a dot for an upcoming band performance.

  • Poster for The Big Race

    The Big Race 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Mr. Wrigley and Mr. Hickle get into an argument, causing them to duke it out in a race.

  • Poster for The Punishment

    The Punishment 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Pete crosses the line with Dad after he decides to wax the lawn as a Father's Day gift.

  • Poster for The Launch

    The Launch 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Big Pete, Little Pete, and Ellen launch a rocket.

  • Poster for Pete's Theory

    Pete's Theory 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Little Pete believes that the first man to swin the English Channel was Santa Claus. In an attempt to humor him, Mr. Wrigley dresses up like Santa Claus and plans to swim himself.

  • Poster for Artie, the Strongest Man... in the World!

    Artie, the Strongest Man... in the World! 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: A short all about Artie, the Strongest Man...in the World and his poly-cotton blend outfit.

  • Poster for X-Ray Man

    X-Ray Man 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: After Little Pete stares at a lunar eclipse, Big Pete realizes that his brother has X-Ray vision. This becomes especially apparent when he catches Little Pete watching television outside of the house.

  • Poster for The Artie Workout

    The Artie Workout 0.0

    Runtime: 3 min

    Overview: Artie demonstrates the best way to get a good workout.

  • Poster for StareMaster

    StareMaster 0.0

    Runtime: 4 min

    Overview: Little Pete shows off all of his tricks for a staring contest. Afterwards, you get to go head to head with Little Pete.

  • Poster for Hathead

    Hathead 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: The introduction of Hathead and how he got his nickname.

  • Poster for Freeze Tag

    Freeze Tag 0.0

    Runtime: 1 min

    Overview: Little Pete stays frozen after a night game of stocking freeze tag.

  • Poster for What We Did On Our Summer Vacation

    What We Did On Our Summer Vacation 0.0

    Air date: 1991-09-08

    Overview: After the Petes and Ellen scare away Mr. Tastee, the ice cream man, they go on a search to bring him back to Wellsville.

  • Poster for Apocalypse Pete

    Apocalypse Pete 0.0

    Air date: 1992-01-01

    Overview: There's a neighborhood war between Mr. Wrigley and Ellen's dad, Mr. Hickle. They both try to get the best of each other by numerous pranks during their 'Great Prank War.' The war later ensues to a race between the Wrigley's station and a little Mr. Hickle doll driving a remote controlled car.

  • Poster for Nona All This Month

    Nona All This Month 0.0

    Overview: A promo featuring Michelle Trachtenberg.

  • Poster for What Would You Do For a Dollar?

    What Would You Do For a Dollar? 0.0

    Air date: 1991-02-09

    Overview: Little Pete, Big Pete, Ellen, and another boy all play the game What Would You Do For a Dollar?. They also discuss about all of the things that Little Pete has done in the past for a buck.

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