Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: January 18, 1999
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 65
Networks: Disney Channel
Genres: Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids

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So Weird(1999)

TMDB Rating: 6.1 (16 votes)

Overview

Fourteen-year-old Fi Phillips investigates the paranormal while touring the country in a bus with her widowed rock-star mom and her skeptical brother, Jack. At the beginning of Season 3, Fi passed the job of case cracker to a songbird named Annie

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Family Reunion	Jan 18, 1999
2	Web Sight	Jan 18, 1999
3	Memory	Jan 25, 1999
4	Sacrifice	Feb 1, 1999
5	Escape	Feb 8, 1999
6	Simplicity	Feb 15, 1999
7	Angel	Feb 22, 1999
8	Strangeling	Mar 1, 1999
9	Rebecca	Mar 15, 1999
10	Tulpa	Mar 29, 1999
11	Singularity	Apr 5, 1999
12	Lost	Apr 12, 1999
13	Will O' the Wisp	Apr 23, 1999

Season 2

26 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Medium	Aug 27, 1999
2	Drive	Sep 3, 1999
3	Siren	Sep 10, 1999
4	Nightmare	Sep 17, 1999
5	Listen	Sep 24, 1999
6	Mutiny	Oct 1, 1999
7	Boo	Oct 8, 1999
8	Werewolf	Oct 15, 1999
9	Second Generation	Oct 22, 1999
10	Oopa	Nov 5, 1999
11	Banshee	Nov 12, 1999
12	Strange Geometry	Nov 19, 1999
13	Fountain	Dec 10, 1999
14	Fall	Jan 7, 1999
15	Destiny	Jan 21, 2000
16	Blues	Feb 11, 2000
17	Avatar	Feb 25, 2000
18	James Garr	Mar 17, 2000
19	Troll	Apr 1, 2000
20	Fathom	Apr 22, 2000
21	Roswell	May 6, 2000
22	Vampire	May 20, 2000
23	Shelter	Jun 3, 2000
24	Encore	Jun 24, 2000
25	Transplant	Aug 19, 2000
26	Twin	Aug 19, 2000

Season 3

26 episodes • 2000

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Lightning Rod	Aug 28, 2000
2	Talking Board	Sep 7, 2000
3	Detention	Sep 14, 2000
4	Eddie's Desk	Sep 21, 2000
5	Voodoo	Sep 28, 2000
6	Banglebye	Oct 5, 2000
7	Rewind	Oct 12, 2000
8	Exit 13	Oct 19, 2000
9	Carnival	Nov 2, 2000
10	Earth 101	Nov 9, 2000
11	Beeing There	Nov 16, 2000
12	Changeling	Dec 12, 2000
13	Snapshot	Dec 14, 2000
14	Still Life	Dec 21, 2000
15	Grave Mistake	Mar 2, 2001
16	Pen Pal	Mar 16, 2001
17	The Muse	Apr 6, 2001
18	The Great Incanto	May 4, 2001
19	Meow	May 11, 2001
20	Widows Walk	Jun 8, 2001
21	Babble	Jun 29, 2001
22	Gone Fishin'	Aug 10, 2001
23	Mr. Magnetism	Aug 17, 2001
24	Dead Ringer	Aug 24, 2001
25	Annie's Song	Sep 7, 2001
26	The River	Sep 28, 2001

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