Detention

Animation 1999

Eight friends, at Benedict Arnold Middle School, can’t avoid getting into trouble as they navigate the uncertainty and angst of adolescence, somehow always ending up in after-school detention. Featuring the voices of Tia and Tamera Mowry as twin geniuses, Orangejella and Lemonjella, who help their group try and succeed in their schemes.

Animation 1999

EPISODE 1

Shareena Takes the Cake

Shareena misses her chance to get tickets to a rock concert because Miss Kisskillya gives her detention. So she decides to team up with Shelley in the Home Economics Bake-Off to get even with her by creating a volcano cake. Meanwhile, Emmitt, Gug, Jim, and Duncan try to get Duncan's yo-yo back from Miss Kisskillya.

21 min · Sep 11, 1999
EPISODE 2

The Man with the Golden Brain

The gang represents the school in a spelling bee. But when Lemonjella and Orangejella start to get competitive with each other, the gang has to intervene.

21 min · Sep 18, 1999
EPISODE 3

What Did You Séance?

Shareena holds a séance on the night of the school's Disco Daze Dance.

20 min · Sep 25, 1999
EPISODE 4

The Contest

When Miss Kisskillya tells the kids that they are destined for detention, they hold a contest to see who can stay out of it.

20 min · Oct 9, 1999
EPISODE 5

Too Good to Be Truant

Shareena and Shelley decide to skip school and Miss Kisskillya tries to find them. Meanwhile, Emmitt and Gug try to compete for class president, throwing Jim in between.

21 min · Oct 23, 1999
EPISODE 6

Breaking Out

Desperate to meet the star of their favorite television show at a bookstore, the kids plot to sneak away from Saturday detention, but Miss Kisskillya is headed to the same place.

21 min · Nov 6, 1999

About

Detention

ANIMATION

Eight friends, at Benedict Arnold Middle School, can’t avoid getting into trouble as they navigate the uncertainty and angst of adolescence, somehow always ending up in after-school detention. Featuring the voices of Tia and Tamera Mowry as twin geniuses, Orangejella and Lemonjella, who help their group try and succeed in their schemes.

Information

Released: 1999

Languages

Original Audio: English (United States)
Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AAC, CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.