Season 2

Random and Whacky is a secret agency that solves problems of kids from all over the world. The team gives outlandish and hilarious solutions to help kids think things through from a different perspective.

To help a client get the front seat of the car, the Random and Whacky team suggest deploying annoying jet fighters, before they realise finding the good in the bad might actually be the answer.

To help a client deal with a hobby not shared by their friends, the Random and Whacky team substitute other obsessions, before realising that it is fine for friends to have different Interests.

To help a client deal with their annoying little sister, the Random and Whacky team suggest ideas, before realising that a bit of respect and kindness can go a long way.

To help a client find an 'S' costume for a dress up party, the Random and Whacky team suggest ideas, before realising that being brave enough to chart your own path might just save the day.

To help a client after losing their lunch money, the Random and Whacky team suggest including having a personal chef cook for you at school, before realising asking for help is the answer.

To help a client bend the rules, the team suggest sending in a lawyer, before realising that finding a different route to the same outcome will save the day.

To help a client find a cool nickname, the Random and Wacky team suggest forcing a nickname you've chosen yourself before realising you can't choose a nickname, a nickname chooses you.

To help a client be cooler, the team suggest dating yourself before realising that being you is the coolest thing ever.

To help a client, tired of being ignored at school, the team suggest doing less to get more attention before realising that being who you are is the key to being noticed.

To help a client who overshares, the team suggest using cyborg overshares shoppers before understanding that there is a time and a place for all conversations.

To help a client become a genius, the team suggest ideas including rewiring the brain. They then finally realise that discovering the one thing you are a genius at might be the answer.

To help a client with a fear of birds become braver, the team suggest possible solutions including getting to know birds, before realising that perhaps birds aren't so scary after all.

To help a client become a rock star, the team suggest wacky ideas, before realising that best rock stars are the ones who be themselves.

To help a client get out of going to a sleepover, the team suggests some kooky solutions, including making yourself at home and attending the sleepover in spirit.

To help a client who is terrible at keeping secrets and has been invited to surprise birthday party, the team suggests some outlandish solutions before the client realises that all secrets come out, the trick is just good timing.

When trying to solve the mystery of where teachers go after they leave the classroom, the team investigate options including going undercover as the perfect teacher.

To help a desperate client take better photos, the team suggest ideas including having a perfect cardboard cut-out stand in for all your photos.

To help a forgetful client find their lunch, the team suggest intergalactic search parties before realising the best thing to do is be mindful of your belongings.

It's the problem that drives fear into the hearts of school kids around the world. How can I stop farting?

To help a client with their pimple problem, the team go to battle in song over popping them or not, before realising that pimples come and go and there are much bigger problems in the world.

To help a client prove they are ready for a phone, the Random and Wacky team help the client realise that it's not about the phone, it's about being responsible.

To help an embarrassed client deal with their mum's behaviour, the Random and Wacky team suggest cool school for mum's, before realising that accepting people for who they are is the answer.

When a client expresses a desire to be a mermaid, the Random and Wacky team look for solutions, before realising that you should be careful what you wish for, it may not measure up to the dream.

To help a bored client be more excited by life, the team suggest driving a race car, before realising that it's the way you look at life that makes it fun.

To help a client become a trendsetter, the team suggest talking backwards, before realising that true trendsetters don't worry about what everyone else thinks.

When a client is scared of the proximity of the local cemetery, the team offer some typically whacky solutions to help them find a away to quiet an overactive imagination.

When a client thinks her teacher hates her, the team offer some typically whacky solutions, before a former client helps her realise that someone who constantly needs attention can be very irritating.

To help a client who talks in their sleep feel confident at a sleepover, the Random and Wacky team suggest solutions including an 'awakeover', before realising to love the things that make you unique.

To help a client who only wants to eat tomatoes, the team suggest going to a tomato-only land before realising we all have our own quirks and that's all good.

To help a competitive client choose a suitable Halloween outfit, the team suggest dressing as real fears, before realising that it's not about being the 'scariest'.

To help a client who only wants to be a super hero with super powers, the team offer suggestions before realising that imagination is the best super power.

To help a client who can't wear an itchy woolly jumper knitted for him by his grandpa, the team offer suggestions before realising he could ask his grandpa to knit him a jumper out of cotton.

To help a client who feels cheated on working hours, the team suggest using fearsome soft toys as a possible way of pushing out the dreaded bed time deadline.

To help a client who giggles at the wrong time, the team offer suggestions before realising that the client needs to listen more and relax when she feels nervous.

To help a client who has embarrassing pyjamas and is going to a sleepover, the team suggest wearing PJs which are in fashion before realising that his friends just have to accept him for who he is.

To help a client who is expecting a bad school report, the team suggest he prevent his parents from seeing it, before realising he needs to practice more to obtain better grades.

To help a client impress the girl he likes, the team suggest wearing love pants, before realising that accepting that it is simply is not meant to be, may be the answer.

To help a client find her talent for an upcoming school talent show, the team make some random and whacky suggestions, before realising you should get out there and give stuff a go, to find out what you're good at.

To help a client who fears that a girl he sent a Valentine's Day card might not like him, the team suggest wearing a love suit, before realising that he should stop being scared of rejection and if it's meant to be, then it's meant to be.

To help a client who hates reading out loud in front of people, the team suggest she says that she has a frog in her throat, before realising that the more you do it, the better you get.

To help a client follow a family tradition to become School Captain, the team suggest changing her name to School Captain to technically be one, before realising you shouldn't worry about what everyone else thinks instead of how you feel.

To help a client deal with a terrible birthday present, the team suggest hiring a director, before realising that appreciating the effort made, may be the answer they were looking for.

To help a desperate client avoid getting in trouble for expressing, the team try devising a new language, before understanding that compromise is the answer.

To help a client deal who has a fear of the dark, the team suggest becoming a vampire, before realising that getting to know the dark makes it not so bad.

To help a client whose cat hates her, the agents suggest entertaining the cat before realising that feeding and showing her some love might work.

To help a client who hates surprises, the agents suggest living in a box where nothing surprises you before realising that a life without any surprises can be boring.

To help a busy client who wants more time to herself, the team realise that it's nice to do lots of things but the more you do, the less well you do them, so instead focus on what you're good at.