Zeke's Pad

When Zeke is fed up with the same old oatmeal breakfast every day, he draws himself a big pile of pancakes. Only the pile is so big it fills up his entire room. He has to eat himself out a pathway to escape and despite it being delicious, he ends up being bloated and sick feeling. This makes things challenging when he waddles into school just in time for the physical fitness test which he fails miserably. It's off to Fitness Camp for him where the physical demands are even worse and his pad is confiscated before he can draw himself out of there. With nowhere to turn, he calls his buddy Jay to come help him get the pad back and make an escape…

Losing a battle over the remote control forces Zeke to miss his favourite reality show. He decides to draw himself with the ultimate control - as the star of his own reality show, "You Can Matter".

Tired of chores Zeke draws himself a robot double who takes care of all the boring jobs Zeke's supposed to do. All goes well until the robot moves in on Maxine and asks her out. When Zeke tells the robot to stop, it refuses and goes on a rampage, making Zeke look bad. Zeke realizes he has to stop this evil force and now!

Zeke's Dad, Alvin, is totally embarrassing for Zeke with his spinach clotted teeth, his corny songs and weird dance moves. Zeke decides to draw his dad to be a cooler dude. Zeke's friends eat it up. But when the party ends Alvin turns to Zeke and declares that Zeke is not cool enough. What!

Zeke and Jay agree; they've spent too much time together, they're getting on each other's nerves, and they both need some time apart. But when Zeke draws them as two opposite electrical charges that repel each other, he didn't realize he was really drawing magnets; they get stuck together!

Zeke is sick of Mom's strict cleaning rules so draws a 'no cleaning zone' around his house. At first, it's a blast when Zeke doesn't have to pick up after himself, and can slop around watching TV. But eventually, it gets crazy. Seems Mom takes these no-cleaning rules just as seriously as when she was enforcing the do-cleaning rules!

Zeke decides he wants the perfect pet. He sets about designing. When the draw is finished, an egg sits on the floor and cracks open. Meet Sketch, the hybrid mish mash pet that does everything, including eat furniture, crash through walls and grow to be the size of the house!

In Zeke's mind, Rachel is always getting her way, and always at his expense. He decides that the only way to fix the situation is to get inside her head and rewire her brain. Jay doesn't take him seriously. That is, until, after the draw, he finds himself and Zeke smack in the middle of her grey matter.

Zeke draws himself invisible and goes about scaring his family. At first Zeke has a blast being alone - skateboarding all over the house, whacking a golf ball around. But a lightning storm outside and the creaks of an empty house make him fear there might actually be a ghost in the house. Is it all in his imagination? Or is the Palmer house truly haunted?

It's not fair. Every time Zeke's parents go away, Ike ends up in charge. Why? Because he's the oldest. So Zeke draws himself as the oldest. Awesome. Until it becomes clear that Zeke starts aging and aging and aging! So Jay and Zeke have to beat the clock and get the elderly Zeke back to his correct age before he ages right out of existence.

A crazy caper unfolds that has Zeke use his pad to help him step into the roles of his own created graphic novel personas - from super hero Zeke Streak who flashes across the scenes solving crime (and bumping into door frames) to Zeke of Fury, a Zen master whose crane stances are constantly misinterpreted (“its not a leg cramp!”) .

Zeke decides to draw a girl's brain in his body - in order to understand what it's like to be a girl and be able to impress Maxine, but he messes up and instead of drawing a girl's mind in his body, he draws himself with his own mind in a girl's body. AHHHH!

When Zeke's mom grounds him, he gets frustrated with having no power. ...Except that he has the pad. Which means that he can draw himself as King!

When the local art gallery runs a contest looking for new artists, Zeke is pumped to enter and to win. He decides to draw a statue on the PAD for reference and oddly enough a STATUE appears in his room! This is great! He can enter this statue and he will win for sure. But he soon finds that the statue is not just lifelike, its ALIVE!

When Zeke believes his parents are not getting along, he sets about making things right by drawing himself as Cupid. A little rusty on his aim, he winds up hitting everybody in the house causing Rachel to fall in love with Jay, Chester to fall in love with Jay, Chester to fall in love with a stuffed bear and Ike to fall in love with a coat rack.

It's back to school time and Zeke just doesn't want to go, so he draws himself a continuous stream of holidays. It's one incredible celebration after another. But Ida's zeal for celebrating 'family' style, quickly tires Zeke out. But when he goes to fix things, the pad gets broken. Zeke and company may be stuck in holiday mode forever!

It's Mom's birthday and Zeke has forgotten to get her a birthday gift...again! So he desperately tries to come up with 'the perfect gift'.

Zeke is desperate to make it into the school musical opposite Maxine, but when he draws himself with notes coming out of his mouth, he doesn't think it would mean every time he opened his mouth, it would be in the form of a song. Sure, he passes the audiition, but things get embarrassing when he can’t talk without belting out an opera or cheesy ballad.

Zeke is determined to charm Maxine with his humour. But after initial attempts to make her laugh fail, he becomes desperate and draws the world so that everybody will laugh at whatever he says. Problem is, they, now laugh at every little thing he says and does. Nobody will take him seriously!

Tired of being the 'little' brother Zeke draws himself big like his brother Ike. Zeke is sure he can finally outdo his older brother now that they're the same size, but Ike continues to best him. Zeke does another draw, deciding he needs to be even bigger. That is until he sees himself in the mirror. Uh oh! Zeke has to find a way out of this BIG situation and fast.

Zeke has a big science test at school coming up and he hasn't studied for it. Then it hits him, if he can't get to school, he can't take the test, so he draws a snowstorm. No one can get to school - or anywhere else for that matter. It's all good until cabin fever sets in, and Zeke is now surrounded by his shivering, hungry and very unhappy family.

Zeke tries to impress Maxine with his camping skills. After several bumbling attempts to show Max his camping know-how go awry, Zeke drags Jay along to follow Maxine in a wilderness walk, with a plan to help her out when she gets lost. Unfortunately, its Zeke and Jay who get lost.

Zeke decides to 'draw' up his ancestors to ask them questions for a school assignment, but things get out of control when it's discovered that cousin Rafael is a pickpocket. What's worse, when Zeke realizes he has to get his family back to their own time space continuum could be messed up, he learns Rafael has stolen his pad and taken off!

Zeke's name gets drawn to compete on his favorite TV game show. Ya Hoo! He's all excited until he finds out that it's a...WHAT? A Family Edition? Now he has to compete--with his family--against the smartest family in town!

It's big excitement when Zeke's skateboarding idol Rip Ryker announces a contest for the top skateboarder in town. Zeke is stoked and draws himself a fancy aerodynamic board which helps him make the finals. But when Rip gets his eye on it, he swipes the board for himself and Zeke is out of luck and his board.

Zeke draws himself the perfect teen hangout, complete with half-pipe ramps for boarding, a large screen tv and even a sundae buffet. Things are sweet until everyone in town hears about the 'pad' and shows up, and things get out of control.