Weird Science

High-school geeks Gary and Wyatt create their dream girl via Wyatt's home computer.

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.

Gary wishes for "the mind of Albert Einstein" to impress a girl--so Lisa conjures up the physicist's brain to help him.

Gary's wish for a birthday present for his mother results in his father being transformed into a hunk.

Angered by Gary's command that she teach him about "The Feminine Mystique," Lisa turns the boys into teenage girls.

Gary and Wyatt ask Lisa to get them on the basketball team.

Gary celebrates--and Wyatt despairs--when Gary's plea for fun classes is granted.

Lisa gives puny Wyatt a bodysuit that transforms him into a hunk.

Lisa gives Wyatt and Gary magic watches to help them overcome their fears about death and sexuality.

Wyatt's wish to be elected president of the chess club gets him installed as the real Commander in Chief.

Gary's trick to make Lisa fall in love with him backfires when she falls for Wyatt.

To Wyatt's horror and Gary's delight, Lisa transforms their parents into teens.

Lisa tries to teach Gary honesty and responsibility when she takes over a sex-education class.

Gary and Wyatt scramble to cure Lisa of a computer virus that makes her think she's in love with Chett.

Things get sticky for the boys when Lisa replaces them with clones made of bubble gum.

Wyatt and Gary become the prey of a video-game monster that Lisa brings to life.

Lisa tries to bring out Wyatt's "killer edge" in wrestling--and turns him into a cave man.

The boys get double the trouble when Lisa develops a split personality--one mild and one wild.

Gary becomes trapped inside Chett's body when he--literally--invades his friend's dreams using a machine created by Lisa.

The boys enter a talent show as magicians, but become disillusioned when they make Lisa disappear.

Wyatt meets the girl of his dreams. Too bad she's a robot created by Lisa.

Wyatt and Gary switch lives, courtesy of Lisa, only to find that the pasture isn't as green on the other side.

Gary and Wyatt try to improve their love lives by having Lisa send them back in time to 1986 summer camp.

A computer tries to "delete" Gary and Wyatt when it falls in love with Lisa.

Chett's childish behavior causes Lisa to change him into a baby.

Gary and Wyatt form a band called "MegaHurtz" and learn some hurtful lessons about the music biz.