And...Action! (Kick Buttowski)

"And...Action!" is the second half of the twentieth episode in the first season of Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil.

Plot
Kick meets the daredevil stunt double of Teena Sometimes named Scarlett Rosetti. After making her popular, Brianna's favorite TV show is about to be canceled and now fans of Teena Sometimes hate him, Kick has to find a way to get the show back on, or get the stuffing beaten out of him by rabid Teena Sometimes fans - even Brian a!

Why It Rocks

 * 1) The plot is very creative and interesting here, as it has Kick meeting a Teena Sometimes stunt double called Scarlett Rossetti, and they both become daredevil friends.
 * 2) Speaking of which, Scarlett's daredevil moves are pretty cool and strong, along with her cat sidekick having laser eyes and even the double also having laser lipstick.
 * 3) Some funny moments, such as Gunther's quote "So, Teena Sometimes, in Mellowbrook? Isn't that a pretty big...Go-incidence?", along with everyone shouting Kick's name when he stunts around town and then they shout Scarlett's name.
 * 4) Kick, Gunther and Scarlett are likable characters, as Kick becomes daredevil friends with Scarlett and we see a montage of them doing their favorite things together - even drinking a giant jug of Cheetah Chug, and then he tries to get Scarlett back as the stunt double and decides to dress up as one, and Gunther for as always having Kick's back.
 * 5) Kick in the Teena Sometimes stunt double costume looks pretty decent, along with the stunt he briefly does with Scarlett.
 * 6) Good Ending: Although Kick and Scarlett landed in the hospital, Kick said they cut the best part because he landed on the camera, while the other people cheered, and the new stunt double is that goth guy who gets a dodgeball thrown at him.
 * 7) Thanks to the first 6 reasons mentioned above, it was a decent send-off to the first season.

Bad Qualities

 * 1) Brianna is quite unlikable here for getting angry at Kick just for becoming friends with Scarlett, the stunt double, along with her friends (who are also Teena Sometimes fans).
 * 2) Plot Hole: Why would Teena need a stunt double, anyway?

Reception

 * This episode, along with Frame Story, hold a rating of 70 out of 100 on IMDB.