K.C. Undercover
★ 7.8 · 2015 · Kids · Comedy · Family · Drama
K.C. Cooper, a high school math whiz and karate black-belt, learns that her parents are spies when they recruit her to join them in the secret government agency, The Organization. While she now has the latest spy gadgets at her disposal, K.C. has a lot to learn about being a spy, including keeping her new gig a secret from her best friend Marisa. Together, K.C. and her parents, Craig and Kira, and her younger siblings, Ernie and Judy (a humanoid robot), try to balance everyday family life while on undercover missions, near and far, to save the world.
Episodes
1. Pilot30m · K.C. Cooper, a high school math whiz and martial arts expert, learns her parents are spies when they recruit her to join them in the secret government agency. The newly appointed teen spy takes on her first undercover assignment, which coincides with her school dance. The mission: apprehend an enemy teen spy and recover the code for a virus designed to render every mobile device useless.
2. My Sister from Another Mother... Board24m · K.C. tries to convince her parents that her brother, Ernie, who is a genius with computers but pretty clumsy at everything else, is ready to become a spy. However, Craig and Kira have a different plan and introduce them to their new little sister, Judy - a sophisticated humanoid robot disguised as a precocious 10-year-old.
3. Give Me a 'K'! Give Me a 'C'!24m · K.C. reluctantly agrees to try out for cheerleading with Marisa so they can spend more time together. Meanwhile, Craig tries to bond with Ernie over sports, but quickly learns his son's gaming skills are better online than on the field.
4. Off the Grid24m · K.C. and Ernie team up with their retired-spy grandparents - Grandma and Pops - to rescue Craig and Kira from a dangerous mission.
5. Photo Bombed24m · Marisa has been named a finalist in a photo contest and her winning photo could be in magazines and billboards everywhere, the only problem is her entry photo is of K.C.
6. How K.C. Got Her Swag Back23m · When K.C. loses her confidence after making a big mistake on a mission, Marisa goes on her own mission to get her bestie back on her game.
7. Daddy's Little Princess24m · The Coopers are assigned to protect Prince Promomomo and must hide the teenage leader in their home for a few days. But when K.C. and the Prince become smitten with each other, Craig quickly puts his spy duties aside to remind the Prince that as K.C.'s father, he is the king.
8. Assignment: Get That Assignment25m · When Agent Beverly from The Organization hassles K.C. for her last mission report, the same classified information that Marisa has inadvertently used as her class paper, the best friends must race against the clock to get the assignment back.
9. Spy-anoia Will Destroy Ya23m · When K.C's somewhat awkward brother brings home a super gorgeous girlfriend, K.C is convinced that she's really a spy. She tries everything to get her to open up, including handcuffing her to an armchair and 'tickle-tasering' her. When nothing works, K.C pretends to talk to someone on her spy bracelet, saying that she'll get the 'important files' in her locker at school. Overhearing K.C's pretend conversation and thinking it was real, Jolie follows K.C to school where they end up having a fight. K.C manages to knock Jolie out with gas from her bracelet. Because Jolie was only Ernie's girlfriend for info about their family, K.C gets her to tell Ernie that she's going to be the first teen in space and must begin her training the next day. Jolie leaves forever and K.C then makes up with her brother and shows him her new earrings that she stole from Jolie.
10. Double Crossed Part 144m · When The Organization assigns Junior Spy of the Year, Brett Willis, to go undercover as K.C.'s boyfriend for a mission, K.C. winds up having real feelings for him. Meanwhile, Craig and Kira receive alarming news that their old arch rival Zane is back and determined to destroy them.
11. Double Crossed Part 223m · Zane has captured K.C., but her family has no idea because the evil agent has created a K.C. look alike to take her place and defeat the Cooper family.
12. Double Crossed Part 325m · The K.C. doppelgänger gains access to The Organization, now Kira and Craig must race against the clock to save their daughter and the agency.
13. Stakeout Takeout24m · When K.C. decides to take a must needed vacation during a stakeout to catch a notorious robber, Ernie finally gets a chance to "bake the biscuits" and prove to his dad and K.C., that he is more than just the computer guy.
14. The Neighborhood Watchdogs23m · When Mrs. Goldfeder's house is robbed, K.C. recruits her dad to organize and lead a neighborhood watch group, much to his chagrin. Meanwhile, Judy enlists Pentatonix to help her deliver a special message to Petey.
15. First Friend26m · K.C. goes undercover as a college student at The University of Maryland to befriend and protect the President of The Organization's daughter, Eliza. Meanwhile, Judy tries to talk Ernie into letting her join his Adventure Scout troupe.
16. Operation: Other Side Part 123m · K.C. goes even deeper undercover into The Other Side’s training ground and is close to getting the intel she needs, when she discovers Brett is her new training officer.
17. Operation: Other Side Part 225m · K.C. goes even deeper undercover into The Other Side’s training ground and is close to getting the intel she needs, when she discovers Brett is her new training officer.
18. K.C. and the Vanishing Lady24m · The Cooper family tries to take a much-needed vacation from spying, but their plans are interrupted when a wealthy socialite vanishes from their resort and K.C. is determined to find out what happened.
19. Debutante Baller26m · Kira tricks K.C. into participating in the mother daughter Cotillion Ball by telling her it’s an undercover mission. But K.C. puts a damper on her mom’s plans when she enlists Marisa to help her go from her usual tomboy drab to Debutant glam.
20. K.C.'s the Man24m · To rescue an agent's son at an all-boys cadet academy, K.C. goes undercover as a male cadet with Ernie.
21. Runaway Robot50m · K.C. Cooper enlists the help of former spy and computer engineering expert Simone Deveraux when her family's sophisticated robot, Judy, runs away and is captured by enemy agents.
22. All Howl's Eve24m · Ernie and Judy must travel to NYC for the Central Park Spooktacular to intercept an evil wolf serum, but their mission is interrupted when they run into “Jessie’s” Emma and Zuri at the party. Meanwhile, Marisa and K.C. throw their own Halloween bash back at the house and K.C. decides to dress up as a spy to impress the new boy in school, River.
23. The Get Along Vault26m · K.C. and Ernie who, when trapped inside a bank vault, must figure out how to put their sibling rivalry aside and work together to escape.
24. Enemy of the State23m · When a former foe needs the Coopers' help, the family has to decide if they can face the consequences of aiding the enemy.
25. Twas the Fight Before Christmas25m · K.C. plans to give her dad the most perfect christmas gift of all, a surprise visit from his dad. When he arrives, she’s the one who ends up surprised. It turns out that Craig and Poppa Earl not only don’t get along very well, he also has no idea that they are all spies.
26. K.C. and Brett: The Final Chapter (1)25m · Brett is back and his assignment is to eliminate K.C.! But when he can’t bring himself to complete his mission, K.C. decides to help protect him from The Other Side.
27. K.C. and Brett: The Final Chapter (2)25m · When K.C. enlists her family to help Brett escape from The Other Side, the Coopers find themselves in danger with enemy agents and The Organization.More Like This
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