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Main article: List of Hey Arnold! episodes

#	Total	Title	Original airdate	Prod. code
1	21	"Save The Tree / New Teacher"	September 21, 1997	21
Save The Tree: Arnold and other 4th graders try to save their tree house from being torn down for a Big Bob's Beepers establishment. New Teacher: After their last teacher, Mrs. Slovak, retired to become a pro golfer, Arnold's 4th grade class gets a new teacher, Mr. Simmons. They play the usual pranks for all new teachers, which he is familiar with. They don't bother him but when Harold eats his lunch, he loses all hope of being able to teach the class and quits. When a Lieutenant Major from the army ends up being their next teacher, the kids try to get Mr. Simmons back.
2	22	"Helga's Love Potion / Gerald's Secret"	September 28, 1997	22
Helga's Love Potion: Helga buys a love potion to cease her obsession with Arnold. Gerald's Secret: Arnold helps Gerald learn to ride a bike after he discovers Gerald had a traumatizing experience with a bike once before.
3	23	"The Big Scoop / Harold's Kitty"	October 5, 1997	23
The Big Scoop: The gang print the school newspaper, but Helga is disappointed when Arnold refuses to spread rumors through the paper. Helga starts her own with the help of Phoebe, based on rumors and hear'say. Harold's Kitty: Harold finds a cat that he soon grows attached to, only to find out that it belongs to an old lady who he thinks is mean.
4	24	"Longest Monday / Eugene's Pet"	October 12, 1997	24
Longest Monday: The kids try to avoid getting thrown in dumpsters and trash cans as part of the annual ritual of the fourth-graders. Eugene's Pet: After Arnold accidentally kills Eugene’s pet goldfish, he must find a replacement pet for him.
5	25	"Monkey Business / Big Caesar"	October 19, 1997	25
Monkey Business: Helga thinks she will die from a superstitious 19th century disease, monkeynucleosis. Big Caesar: Arnold and Gerald compete in a fishing competition to catch a legendary fish, Big Caesar.
6	26	"Ransom / Ms. Perfect"	October 26, 1997	26
Ransom: Timberly's doll gets stolen so Gerald and Arnold try to find it, only to find out Timberly was the thief. Ms. Perfect: A new student has come to ps 118 and its Lila. Helga and the other girls play tricks on her.
7	27	"Arnold's Halloween"	October 27, 1997	27
Arnold's Halloween: A parody of the panic caused by Orson Welles' adaptation of "The War of the Worlds". The whole city mistakes a prank set up by Arnold and Gerald as an actual alien invasion.
8	28	"Arnold Saves Sid / Hookey"	November 2, 1997	28
Arnold Saves Sid: Arnold saves Sid from being "crushed" by a large sign, so Sid decides to become his servant to repay him. Hookey: Arnold and Gerald play hookey and have to sneak around everywhere to avoid being caught. They learn that they would've had fun in school because it was "Surprise Carnival Day".
9	29	"Freeze Frame / Phoebe Cheats"	November 9, 1997	29
Freeze Frame: Arnold and Gerald accidentally film a man putting a note in the hollow of a tree. Thinking he might be suspicious, the pair decide to investigate his actions, to find they were plans for a surprise birthday party. Phoebe Cheats: Phoebe cheats in a poetry contest in her class by copying a poem out of a book. However, she thinks the statue she wins of Emily Dickinson is calling her a cheater, such is her guilty conscience.
10	30	"Mud Bowl / Gerald Moves Out"	November 16, 1997	30
Mud Bowl: Wolfgang and the other fifth graders challenge Arnold and his friends to an American football match, but Arnold has to first persuade his friends that his "plays" are good enough for them to win. Gerald Moves Out: Gerald, getting tired of his family bugging him, moves out of his home and into Arnold's boarding house-only to realize emancipation is not all it cracked up to be.
11	31	"The High Life / Best Friends"	November 23, 1997	31
The High Life: Gerald becomes an entrepreneur out of selling watches until the market becomes saturated. Best Friends: Rhonda and Nadine fall out over working on a project at school, leaving Arnold to work with both of them separately.