Looped - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Dodge This/Theo Fly
Birthday Cake Island; Zap's Day Off
Theo helps Luc celebrate his birthday by traveling to a mysterious island; Luc and Theo look for the missing action hero sidekick, Zap the Dog.
Port Fear;Jan-Itor Nado
Theo must confront his greatest fear; Jan Itor is doused in a toxic liquid, turning him into a cleaning monster.
Bald is Beautiful; Nerdnesia
Luc shaves his head to look like his hero Blast Kapow; Theo loses his place in the loop to Lester.
Oiled Thunder; Reverse Mermaid
Theo becomes friends with the greaser crowd; the guys fix the broken sprinkler system and reveal Splash Hanna's true identity.
Fallout Room Boy; Rocket to Tomorrow
Luc discovers a kid from the past who's been living in a fallout shelter; Claire, Luc and Theo go on a space adventure with Turk Parfait.
Re-Vamp; Release the Krakenfoot
Luc and Theo become the school mascot for the day; Luc allows himself to be bitten by a vampire.
Ninjitsu for Beginners; A Kyle in His Shoes
Luc tries to fill Kyle's shoes by replicating his day; the boys find an old VHS tape teaching Ninjitsu and decide to master the unity move.
A Glitch in Time; Out of Time
A familiar time traveller stops by Port Doover; time cops come to town looking to make an arrest.
Plight at the Museum; The Exciting Conclusion
The boys pull off a heist at the Museum of Oddities to protect the secret of the loop; Luc seeks out the author of 'The Tales of the Time Sabre' book series.
Power Plant; Back in the Saddle
Theo's failed sunflower experiment causes a blackout in Port Doover; time cops sulk around Port Doover as Luc and Theo vow to help them get their jobs back.
Glitch Girl; A Fortultous Future
Theo joins the girls' only roller derby team to get closer to Gwyn; Luc and Theo have a run-in with an fortune teller.
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