Episode
Rocket Power: Bruised Man's Curve
Overview
Lars challenges Otto to a race on "Bruised Man's Curve", a dangerous mountain-board track that doesn't get its name for nothing. Will Otto chicken out after having bad dreams, or will he show Lars a thing or two?
Details
- Series
- Rocket Power
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 15
- Air date
- 2001-03-05
- Runtime
- 12 min
Episode context
Bruised Man's Curve is Episode 15 in Season 2 of Rocket Power. It aired on 2001-03-05. The runtime is 12 min.
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Episode 14: Welcome to Ottoworld
As Conroy Blanc announces the burial of an Ocean Shores time capsule, the kids imagine what life would be like at the beach in 500 years. Will these visions help the kids decide what they are going to put into the container for future generations to see?
Episode 16: Pool's Out Forever
Eddie, Prince of the Netherworld, has a brand new pool that is being filled up with water the same day Otto and the gang discover it. Eddie can't have people over to his house when his parents aren't home, so he tells the Rocket kids they can skate his empty pool if they keep it a secret. Will Otto's big mouth get Eddie in trouble?
More episodes from this season
Episode 13: Legends and Their Falls
Otto is determined to win a trophy in the annual Fourth of July Family Surf-O-Rama contest, but the competition is fierce. Will he learn that there's much more to contests than winning? This episode marks the return of Tito's cousin Kioni and the debut of Cam the Man and his son Clutch?
Episode 17: The Back Bowl
On a snowboarding trip to Mount Baldy, Otto and Twister decide to beat the crowds by sneaking into an off-limits area of the mountain. They swear Reggie and Sam to keep quiet about it, but when the boys don't show up after dark, will Ray and Tito have to save the day?
Episode 12: What's That Smell?
When the kids decide to clean up the beach at Ocean Shores in exchange for the lifeguards to start calling it "Rocket Beach", Otto and company may have more responsibility than they bargained for. The beach keeps getting dirtier no matter how much they clean. Can Sam figure out why?
Episode 18: Game Day
When Otto tries to create a new variation of street hockey called Rocketball, the other kids begin to lose patience with him when he starts to change the rules during gameplay. Will they allow Otto to win, or beat him at his own game?
Episode 11: The Good Housekeeping Seal
Twister has found a new friend: a seal he names Bruce that follows him all over Ocean Shores. Can Twister find a way to say goodbye to his new pal or will he somehow convince his parents to let the seal stay in his room? Yeah right!
Episode 19: It Came From Planet Merv
When Twister reads a comic book about spacemen invading a small town, it convinces him that Mr. Stimpleton is a hostile alien. Otto believes him and they make plans to rescue Sam and Reggie, who entered the Stimpleton house and never came out.
Episode 10: Earnest Otto
Otto has a problem breaking surf boards by showing off to his friends. When he breaks one too many and expects his dad to give him a new one just because Raymundo owns a surf shop, Rocket Boy has another thing coming. He has to wash dishes at The Shore Shack to earn his new board. Too bad Otto's working on a day with killer waves!
Episode 20: Netherworld Night
Eddie, Prince of the Netherworld, is having a sleep over and he invites the Rocket gang to come. Will the kids survive the night in one piece without freaking out, or will Lars and his gang cause them to unwillingly take part in their own horror movie? This episode marks the first appearance of Eddie's parents.
Episode 9: Mr. B Is in the House
When Conroy Blanc becomes Otto and Twister's new teacher, the kids think they have it made and begin taking advantage of their friendship with ""Mr. B"". Can Conroy get the boys back on track and teach them something?
Episode 21: Here's the Twist
The Rocket gang try to out-do each other with April Fools gags. Otto pretends to have his arm eaten off, and Reggie puts pudding in Otto and Sam's skate helmet. But Twister's gag is more perplexing. Can the gang figure out what he's up to?