Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide 2004
What is Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide?
Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide is an American live-action sitcom that premiered on Nickelodeon on September 12, 2004. Created by Scott Fellows, the series follows the experiences of Ned Bigby and his two best friends, Moze and Cookie, as they navigate James K.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2004
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 55
- First aired
- Sep 12, 2004
- Last aired
- Jun 8, 2007
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- Nickelodeon
- Genres
- Comedy, Kids
- Updated
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Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide is an American live-action sitcom that premiered on Nickelodeon on September 12, 2004. Created by Scott Fellows, the series follows the experiences of Ned Bigby and his two best friends, Moze and Cookie, as they navigate James K. Polk Middle School. The show features Ned, a witty and upbeat student who breaks the fourth wall to offer tips and tricks for surviving various middle school challenges. Throughout the series, Ned shares advice on handling common obstacles such as bullies, crushes, teachers, pop quizzes, elections, and detentions. The program stars Devon Werkheiser, Lindsey Shaw, Daniel Curtis Lee, and Kyle Swann. An original pilot episode for the series aired on September 7, 2003. The show ran until June 8, 2007, and later aired in reruns on TeenNick between 2008 and 2016. By relying on his friends and his own self-awareness, Ned attempts to conquer the minefields of junior high life without the use of superpowers or extreme social status.
Should you watch it?
“A witty middle schooler shares survival tips while navigating everyday school challenges with his best friends.”
- Creative blend of live-action and animated tips
- Authentic portrayal of middle school social dynamics
- Humor that appeals to both kids and adults
- Some episodes rely heavily on slapstick comedy
- Occasional predictable plotlines
You enjoy school-based comedies with positive friendships and creative storytelling.
Suitable for middle school audiences with mild cartoon-style mishaps and relatable school scenarios.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 13 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Guide to: The First Day & Lockers Sep 12, 2004
- E2 Guide to: Bathrooms & Project Partners Sep 19, 2004
- E3 Guide to: Detention & Teachers Sep 26, 2004
- E4 Guide to: Seating & Tryouts Oct 3, 2004
- E5 Guide to: Crushes & Dances Oct 10, 2004
- E6 Guide to: Sick Days & Spelling Bees Oct 24, 2004
- E7 Guide to: Rumors & Photo Day Nov 7, 2004
- E8 Guide to: Talent Show & School Elections Nov 28, 2004
- E9 Guide to: Computer Lab & Backpacks Jan 2, 2005
- E10 Guide to: Notes & Best Friends Jan 9, 2005
- E11 Guide to: Day Dreaming & Gym Feb 5, 2005
- E12 Guide to: Cheaters & Bullies Feb 12, 2005
- E13 Guide to: Emergency Drills & Late Bus Feb 19, 2005
Season 2 · 20 episodes
- E1 Guide to: New Semester & Electives Oct 1, 2005
- E2 Guide to: Pep Rallies & Lunch Oct 8, 2005
- E3 Guide to: School Clubs & Video Projects Oct 15, 2005
- E4 Guide to: Notebooks & Math Oct 22, 2005
- E5 Guide to: Vice Principals & Mondays Oct 29, 2005
- E6 Guide to: Your Body & Procrastination Nov 5, 2005
- E7 Guide to: Gross Biology Dissection & Upper Classmen Nov 19, 2005
- E8 Guide to: Dares & Bad Habits Jan 14, 2006
- E9 Guide to: Substitute Teachers & The New Kid Jan 21, 2006
- E10 Guide to: Valentine's Day & School Websites Feb 11, 2006
- E11 Guide to: Shyness & Nicknames Feb 25, 2006
- E12 Guide to: Asking Someone Out & Recycling Mar 18, 2006
- E13 Guide to: April Fools Day & Excuses Mar 25, 2006
- E14 Guide to: Secrets & School Car Wash Apr 8, 2006
- E15 Guide to: Spirit Week & Clothes Apr 15, 2006
- E16 Guide to: Yearbook & Career Week Apr 15, 2006
- E17 Guide to: Music Class & Class Clown May 6, 2006
- E18 Guide to: Failing & Tutors May 13, 2006
- E19 Guide to: Science Fair & Study Hall May 20, 2006
- E20 Guide to: Double Dating & The Last Day Jun 3, 2006
Season 3 · 22 episodes
- E1 Guide to: New Grade & Dodgeball Sep 24, 2006
- E2 Guide to: Reading & Principals Oct 1, 2006
- E3 Guide to: Popularity & Stressin' Out Oct 15, 2006
- E4 Guide to: Dismissal & The School Play Oct 22, 2006
- E5 Guide to: Halloween & Vampires, Ghosts, Werewolves, and Zombies Oct 29, 2006
- E6 Guide to: Art Class & Lost and Found Nov 5, 2006
- E7 Guide to: Social Studies & Embarrassment Nov 12, 2006
- E8 Guide to: The Bus & Bad Hair Days Nov 26, 2006
- E9 Guide to: Revenge & School Records Jan 15, 2007
- E10 Guide to: The Library & Volunteering Jan 27, 2007
- E11 Guide to: Hallways & Friends Moving Feb 3, 2007
- E12 Guide to: Boys & Girls Feb 10, 2007
- E13 Guide to: Cell Phones & Woodshop Feb 17, 2007
- E14 Guide to: Getting Organized & Extra Credit Feb 24, 2007
- E15 Guide to: Fundraising & Competition Mar 10, 2007
- E16 Guide to: Making New Friends & Positives and Negatives Mar 24, 2007
- E17 Guide to: Money & Parties Apr 7, 2007
- E18 Guide to: Spring Fever & School Newspaper May 5, 2007
- E19 Guide to: Health & Jealousy May 12, 2007
- E20 Guide to: Tests & When You Like Someone Who is Going Out with Someone Else Jun 2, 2007
- E21 Guide to: Field Trips, Permission Slips, Signs, & Weasels Jun 8, 2007
- E22 Guide to: Field Trips, Permission Slips, Signs and Weasels (2) Jun 8, 2007
Frequently asked questions
Is this show educational?
Yes, it incorporates educational themes through Ned's survival guide format while addressing real school issues.
What age group is this show appropriate for?
Primarily aimed at middle school aged viewers, but enjoyable for families and younger audiences.
Does the show have recurring characters besides the main trio?
Yes, it features various school staff and student characters who appear throughout different episodes.
Are there any special episodes or formats?
The show includes special episodes focusing on specific school events like elections and holidays.
How does the show handle serious topics?
It addresses common middle school concerns like bullying and peer pressure through humor and practical advice.