Like most pre-teen boys, Jimmy Neutron hates to pick up his pants. This boy genius's solution: fit his pants with a computer chip so they'll pick themselves up. Problem is, a malfunction threatens to place pants in control of Retroville. When Jimmy's burden of superior intelligence becomes too heavy in "Normal Boy," he sets himself in front of the Brain Drain 8000 in hopes of spending a relaxing day as a boy of normal intelligence. Jimmy's machine works a little too well and, when a meteor is discovered heading straight for Retroville, responsibility for diverting disaster falls squarely on Cindy Vortex. A candy-selling contest in "Birth of a Salesman" inspires Jimmy to create a salesman robot that offers deals that are just too sweet. Finally, when Jimmy's parents refuse to provide him with a new brother for companionship in "Brobot," Jimmy creates an overly energetic, too-talented robotic brother. (Ages 6 and older) --Tami Horiuchi