Weird Science
★ 6.7 · 1994 · 30m · Sci-Fi & Fantasy · Comedy
Gary Wallace, a teenager who dreams of beautiful women and a cheerful life, and his only friend, the shy and geek Wyatt Donnelly, always serve as a target for ridicule and bullying of violent classmates. Once using a computer and mysterious electrical radiation, they manage to bring to life the "woman of their dreams." Her name is Lisa, and she is ready to fulfill the wishes of her creators ...
Episodes
1. She's Alive30m · High-school geeks Gary and Wyatt create their dream girl via Wyatt's home computer.
2. Universal Remote30m · Gary wishes for a remote control so he can "skip the boring parts" of life, but instead he wreaks havoc with it for himself and Wyatt.
3. Cyrano De Brainiac30m · Gary wishes for "the mind of Albert Einstein" to impress a girl--so Lisa conjures up the physicist's brain to help him.
4. Magnifico Dad30m · Gary's wish for a birthday present for his mother results in his father being transformed into a hunk.
5. The Feminine Mistake30m · Angered by Gary's command that she teach him about "The Feminine Mystique," Lisa turns the boys into teenage girls.
6. Airball Kings30m · Gary and Wyatt ask Lisa to get them on the basketball team.
7. Party High, USA30m · Gary celebrates--and Wyatt despairs--when Gary's plea for fun classes is granted.
8. One Size Fits All30m · Lisa gives puny Wyatt a bodysuit that transforms him into a hunk.
9. Keeps on Tickin30m · Lisa gives Wyatt and Gary magic watches to help them overcome their fears about death and sexuality.
10. Mr. President30m · Wyatt's wish to be elected president of the chess club gets him installed as the real Commander in Chief.
11. Fatal Lisa30m · Gary's trick to make Lisa fall in love with him backfires when she falls for Wyatt.
12. Killer Party30m · To Wyatt's horror and Gary's delight, Lisa transforms their parents into teens.
13. Sex Ed30m · Lisa tries to teach Gary honesty and responsibility when she takes over a sex-education class.More Like This
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