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S1 • E1
The new students of Weirdsister are put through a test to see if they are strong enough.

S1 • E2
Mildred, Cas and Ethel learn that rules are there for a reason.

S1 • E3
After Dr. Starfinder sets the class some homework, Hobbes decides to take things "out of his league."

S1 • E4
Misery's Cafe, the local hangout, is nearly shut down. Luckily, Millie and the gang know what to do.

S1 • E5
Mildred gets super-charged with magic after Ethel lets go of her hand while being given a magical boost.

S1 • E6
Hobbes has feelings for Millie and wants to ensure that she has feelings for him too.

S1 • E7
Dr. Starfinder is working on a machine to "get around" the Foster's effect. Little does he know that the Foster's effect comes to him in more ways than one.

S1 • E8
Elaine finds out that she has the seventh sense. Meanwhile, Mildred's cat Tabby gets into some bother.

S1 • E9
"The Agonies" annual contest is fast approaching. When Hobbes leaves her out of his experiment, Ethel wants payback.

S1 • E10
Enid Nightshade, an old friend of Millie's from Cackle's Academy, arrives at Weirdsister College and Mildred gets more than she bargained for.

S1 • E11
Professor Shakeshaft starts pining for someone he once knew so he attempts to invent a spell to travel back in time. Little does he know that Hobbes wants his share.

S1 • E12
Starfinder is experimenting with Sorcerer's Eggs to find a way around the Foster's Effect. Hobbes, on the other hand, tries to absorb the magical energy from the eggs he has collected and accidentally frees the Whisperer from the walls of Weirdsister College.

S1 • E13
Hobbes attempts to open the gates of power under the will of the Whisperer. Unfortunately for both of them, Mildred and her friends are on the case and Mildred has a bit of a habit for saving the day.

Mildred Hubble

Azmat Madari

Cas Crowfeather

Ethel Hallow
Tim Wraithewight
Nick Hobbes

Alicia Thunderblast

Ben Stemson

Jenny Wendle

The Beetle