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Rock Paper Scissors | |
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Genre | Comedy |
Created by |
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Voices of | |
Opening theme | "Rock Paper Scissors" |
Ending theme | "Rock Paper Scissors" (instrumental) |
Composer | Mike Reagan |
Country of origin | United States |
Original language | English |
No. of seasons | 1 |
No. of episodes | 20 (38 segments) |
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Executive producers |
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Production company | Nickelodeon Animation Studio |
Original release | |
Network | Nickelodeon |
Release | February 11, 2024 – present |
Rock Paper Scissors is an American animated comedy television series created by Kyle Stegina and Josh Lehrman for Nickelodeon. It premiered on February 11, 2024, airing after the network's alternate broadcast of Super Bowl LVIII. [1]
Aspiring fashion model Rock, inventor Paper and ladies' man Scissors go on all sorts of wild adventures together.
The full pilot episode was released on August 19, 2023, on the Nicktoons YouTube channel, [2] and an exclusive preview of the pilot was introduced at the NFL Nickmas game on December 25, 2023.
Sometime in 2024, it was revealed on Paramount's Global Content website that the series was picked up for a second season of ten episodes. [3]
Title [5] [6] | Written by | Storyboarded by | Original air date [5] [6] | Prod. code | U.S. viewers (millions) |
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"TV Time" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Nick Bachman & Ethan Hegge | December 25, 2023 [a] | 000 | 0.90 [7] |
Rock, Paper and Scissors fight over the TV until Scissors brings in an anthropomorphic shark that watches reality TV. The trio try to get their TV back, though one of plans turns into developing a stage show, in which the shark thinks the whole world should see. It was planned out for 9 months, but had forgotten their original plan of getting the TV back. They end up in a game of elimination of a reality TV show, and the shark decides to vote himself to get eliminated, and with an additional from Paper, gets eliminated, as everything goes back to normal until the house gets bulldozed. |
No. | Title [5] [6] [8] | Written by | Storyboarded by | Original air date [5] [6] | Prod. code [9] | U.S. viewers (millions) | ||||
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1a | "Birthday Police" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Max Johnson | February 28, 2024 [b] | 013 | 0.09 [9] | ||||
When Scissors constructs a lie that it was Rock's birthday in an opportunity to get free cake, the trio get caught and they're on the run from the Birthday Police, and hide in an underground cave with other people who have done the same thing. | ||||||||||
1b | "Paper's Big Lie" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Ben Bailstreri (director), David Shair | February 14, 2024 [b] | 005 | 0.14 [9] | ||||
Paper falls in love with his next door neighbor Pencil, and when he becomes desperate to impress her, he lies about being a proper inventor. Things spill over when he ends up being the Earth's only hope against an alien invasion led by hippos. | ||||||||||
2a | "Pogo Sticks" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Ben Bailstreri (director), Jordan Koch | July 15, 2024 | 021 | N/A | ||||
In order to join the Rat Bros' party and be cool, the trio seek to obtain a set of pogo sticks. When all else fails, they go and meet Georgie, the Queen of Uncool, who controls all things cool to help make them relevant, but they are rejected when that Georgie turns out to be the girl that Scissors did not invite to his birthday party. In the end, Rock realizes that the gang doesn't need to follow trends to be cool, but Paper and Scissors run off to find the next cool thing: six-foot phones. | ||||||||||
2b | "Car Wash" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Davey Jarrell | July 16, 2024 | 022 | N/A | ||||
Rock has to find a new job after he accidentally destroys a car repeatedly at the car wash, attempting to land a gig at an evil robot corporation who plans to destroy the world. Paper and Scissors try to warn him and enter the workplace as faux-employees, but they get caught up in trying to outdo each other as smarter members of the corporation in a business meeting. | ||||||||||
3a | "Weekend Story" | Julia Prescott | James Burks (director), Isaiah Kim | February 14, 2024 | 006 | 0.14 [9] | ||||
Paper, wanting to impress Pencil, enlists the help of Scissors to come up with an interesting weekend story. They do everything from skydiving, meeting pirates and even training a pair of tortoises in martial arts, but it's all overshadowed by Rock's amazing story: buying a hat. | ||||||||||
3b | "Putty" | Mike Trapp | Rebecca Schauer (director), Davey Jarrell | February 29, 2024 | 014 | 0.08 [9] | ||||
The trio get along with a new friend named Putty, so much that they want to invite him into their trio, but since there can't be four people in a trio, they all get scared thinking that one of them could be replaced, so they all try to cement their spots in the trio. | ||||||||||
4a | "Hide and Seek" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Carmen Liang | February 26, 2024 | 011 | 0.11 [9] | ||||
Having lost to Scissors multiple times, Paper is determined to beat him in a game of hide and seek. But when he and Rock are not able to find him in any part of the world, they figure out Scissors is hiding somewhere in time, leading them to finally find him and finish the game. | ||||||||||
4b | "The First Lou Episode" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Isaiah Kim | February 11, 2024 [c] | 002 | 0.28 [12] | ||||
In order to make him lower the rent, Rock, Paper & Scissors help their grumpy landlord Lou on his bucket list for one thing: becoming a pop star. | ||||||||||
5a | "The Susan" | Julia Prescott | Ben Bailstreri (director), David Shair | March 4, 2024 | 015 | 0.12 [9] | ||||
The trio try to enter their car, which they affectionately call The Susan, into a car show. But when they see how talented the other cars are, they try to turn her into a more normal, acceptable car to win the show. | ||||||||||
5b | "Eyebrows" | Aram Spencer Porter | Ben Bailstreri (director), Jordan Koch | March 4, 2024 | 016 | 0.12 [9] | ||||
Rock gets a modeling gig and is super excited about it, but when his barber accidentally shaves off his eyebrows, Paper makes him a set of animatronic eyebrows to help him out, only for the eyebrows to get the gig rather than Rock. Meanwhile, Scissors hires two actors to play Rock and Paper since they can't join him on his jungle adventure. | ||||||||||
6 | "Scissors Gets a Job" | Mike Trapp | James Burks (director), Isaiah Kim | February 12, 2024 | 003 | 0.16 [9] | ||||
Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Ben Bailstreri (director), David Shair | |||||||||
Scissors, struggling to make ends meet, is repeatedly fired from various jobs until he lands a position as a janitor for a secret crime-fighting organization, embarking on his first (and only) mission to confront a supervillain alongside his fellow janitors. | ||||||||||
7a | "The Arctic" | Aram Spencer Porter | James Burks (director), Max Johnson | February 13, 2024 | 004 | 0.14 [9] | ||||
After the heater breaks, freezing their apartment, Paper tries to save his friends while Lou attends Landlord Con. | ||||||||||
7b | "Prank War" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Carmen Liang | February 20, 2024 | 009 | 0.13 [9] | ||||
Having lost 10 years in a row to the Rat Bros, Rock and Scissors bring on Paper to help them win their prank war. But to their dismay, Pencil joins the Rat Bros' team and invents a laser that can alter their genetic code, making their jobs a lot harder. | ||||||||||
8a | "Key Limes" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Ben Bailstreri (director), Jordan Koch | February 20, 2024 | 008 | 0.13 [9] | ||||
It's Roommate Appreciation Day, and Paper's action star older sister, Sandpaper, decides to drop by. Having blown up the key limes they needed to make Paper's signature key lime pie, Sandpaper and the trio go on an unnecessarily action-packed journey to get another batch of limes. | ||||||||||
8b | "Six Pieces of Turkey" | Julia Prescott | Rebecca Schauer (director), Davey Jarrell | March 5, 2024 | 018 | 0.10 [9] | ||||
Rock finds out that the amount of turkey in his microwave dinner is only 4 instead of 6 pieces advertised on the box, so he stages a protest next to the headquarters of the company that produces the meals to make them change it to have 6 pieces as advertised. | ||||||||||
9a | "The Other Rock Paper Scissors" | Aram Spencer Porter | James Burks (director), Max Johnson | July 17, 2024 | 023 | N/A | ||||
When the trio receive a gift basket from Canada that they don't remember getting, they find out it belongs to another trio also named Rock, Paper and Scissors who are better people than them in every way. Jealous of them, they try to find dirt on them to prove they aren't who they say they are. Alas, they cannot, but while trying to be more like them, they come across yet another trio who are worse than them, making them feel better. | ||||||||||
9b | "The Astonishing Catalina" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Isaiah Kim | July 18, 2024 | 024 | N/A | ||||
Scissors has an argument with a magician named Catalina about a magic trick that she wanted to do and he ended up humiliating her, so it's up to Rock and Paper to end their feud. | ||||||||||
10a | "Pencil Comes Over" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Carmen Liang | February 21, 2024 | 010 | N/A | ||||
When Pencil visits to watch a horror movie, Paper is worried that he won't be able to handle it, so he decides to use Pencil's calming glasses. However, he accidentally grabs the wrong pair of glasses and instead of helping him get through the movie, they make Paper's lies come back to haunt him. | ||||||||||
10b | "The Wind" | Mike Trapp | Rebecca Schauer (director), Carmen Liang | March 5, 2024 | 017 | 0.10 [9] | ||||
The news reports that there'll be a light breeze around town, but Rock and Scissors are worried that Paper is out on the street. The wind blows Paper away and he now has to find a way to safely escape, with Rock and Scissors attempting to help. | ||||||||||
11a | "The Holiday Picture" | Juila Prescott | Rebecca Schauer (director), Davey Jarrell | July 22, 2024 | 024 | N/A | ||||
The trio always end up with a not so perfect photo for Christmas every year, so this year they want the photo to go right, but they run into ghostly problems taking it. Note: This episode includes references to Rocko's Modern Life when Rock has on Rocko's signature shirt in a photo and Carlos Alazraqui as Scissors does a spot-on Rocko voice. | ||||||||||
11b | "Scrubs" | Mike Trapp | Ben Bailstreri (director), Jordan Koch | February 15, 2024 | 007 | N/A | ||||
When Scissors points out and is annoyed by the fact that Paper is wearing scrubs and pretending to be a doctor to gain people's respect, he also pretends to be a famous basketball star, thus leading them to go at each other's throats until one of them confesses that they aren't who they say they are. | ||||||||||
12a | "Bowling" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Isaiah Kim | July 23, 2024 | 026 | N/A | ||||
Rock challenges Scissors to a game of bowling when Scissors has an addiction to the bowling alley's curly fries and he gets free games and takes advantages of deals. Meanwhile, Paper and Pencil try to put their two legs on at a time together in pants. | ||||||||||
12b | "The Character Quiz" | Aram Spencer Porter | Ben Bailsteri (director), David Shair | July 24, 2024 | 027 | N/A | ||||
Rock tries to prove to everyone that he's not who he thinks he is when he is given the worst result on a character quiz while Paper and Scissors star in the sitcom: "The Gang's All Here" about 27 characters living under the same roof and their 1,000th episode is gonna be live. | ||||||||||
13a | "Potato" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Max Johnson | July 25, 2024 | 028 | N/A | ||||
Paper becomes jealous when his friends start to like Potato, who makes everyone laugh. So he attempts to win back their attention. | ||||||||||
13b | "The Fart Joke Debate" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Davey Jarrell | February 11, 2024 [d] | 001 | 0.28 [12] | ||||
When Paper doesn't think that fart jokes are funny, Rock, Scissors & Pencil get help from an old comedian who used to tell stand-up comedy using fart jokes. | ||||||||||
14a | "Paper's Secret Weapon" | Aram Spencer Porter | Ben Bailstreri (director), David Shair | February 27, 2024 | 012 [13] | N/A | ||||
Rock and Scissors are worried that Paper will once again lose at the Inventor's Fair and become an emotional wreck. But when they notice that Paper makes actually functioning inventions whenever he's angry, they and Pencil, as his friends, try to make him incredibly angry so he can make a decent invention to win the fair. | ||||||||||
14b | "The Sled Hill" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Carmen Liang | March 6, 2024 | 018 | 0.08 [9] | ||||
Scissors sleds down a dangerous, snowy hill that Paper deliberately warned him not to, breaking his arm in the process. Paper, who doesn't realize that Scissors did exactly what he expected him to, takes him to an extreme adventure park as a reward for resisting his intuition. Rock tries to get Scissors to tell Paper the truth, but Scissors doesn't want him to brag about being right and going into a whole musical production. | ||||||||||
15a | "Scissors' Catapult" | Mike Trapp | Ben Ballisteri & Isaiah Kim (directors), Jackie Lee | November 12, 2024 | 031 | N/A | ||||
Scissors' decision to solve all his problems with a catapult comes back to haunt him when a buff guy named Kevin forces him to mow his lawn. | ||||||||||
15b | "Pencil and Potato" | Julia Prescott | James Burks (director), Max Johnson | November 13, 2024 | 032 | N/A | ||||
Pencil finds herself stranded on a mountain with Potato and the two must find a way to work together on getting back home despite their different mindsets. | ||||||||||
16a | "Resolutions" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Taylor Chang, Amanda Tran | November 14, 2024 | 033 | TBD | ||||
Paper makes Scissors feel bad for not doing his New Year's resolution of lifting 450 pounds, so Scissors tries to do it in 12 hours. | ||||||||||
16b | "Paper's Book Club" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Davey Jarrell | November 11, 2024 | 030 | N/A | ||||
After embarrassing himself at Pencil's book club, Paper starts a new one with the dumbest people he knows so he'll appear smart. Meanwhile, Rock and Scissors find out they can lodge customer complaints to get free stuff and milk various companies dry. | ||||||||||
17a | "National Paper Day" | Juila Prescott | Isaiah Kim (director), David Shair | July 13, 2024 | 020 [9] | 0.12 [9] | ||||
When Paper finds out about Rock's holiday called National Rock Day, he desires a holiday about paper. After failing to prove himself worthy of one to the Council of Holidays, he goes to a machine indexing all of the holidays and deletes National Rasberry Cake Day from the calendar, sending the world into chaos. Meanwhile, Scissors keeps the National Rock Day spirit going by dragging the marching band parade into different events the marchers are missing out on over many days and weeks, calling it "an apology tour." | ||||||||||
17b | "Helping with the Groceries" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Carmen Liang | November 19, 2024 | 035 | TBD | ||||
When asked to help Rock and Paper with the groceries, Scissors travels into his mind to determine whether or not he should help them. | ||||||||||
18a | "The Family Business" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Max Johnson | November 11, 2024 | 038 | N/A | ||||
Rock's father pays him a visit and Rock joins the family business to finally impress his dad. | ||||||||||
18b | "Glitter Bomb" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Rebecca Schauer (director), Davey Jarrell | November 18, 2024 | 034 | TBD | ||||
Paper is on the run from Rock after he enraged him with a glitter bomb letter trying to be funny. | ||||||||||
19a | "Diapers" | Mike Trapp | Isaiah Kim (director), Jordan Koch | November 25, 2024 | 035 | TBD | ||||
Scissors makes a deal with a scam artist to be on a product which turns out to be diapers. | ||||||||||
19b | "R.O.V.E.R." | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | James Burks (director), Amanda Tran, Taylor Chang, Max Johnson | November 26, 2024 | 036 | TBD | ||||
Rock really wants to have a pet so Paper builds him a robot dog to prove that he can take care of one. | ||||||||||
20 | "Trash" | Josh Lehrman & Kyle Stegina | Isaiah Kim (director), David Shair | November 27, 2024 | 037 | TBD | ||||
Ron Rappaport | Rebecca Schauer (director), Carmen Liang | |||||||||
When Scissors neglects to take out the trash, it becomes alive and they make a trash kingdom. Meanwhile, Rock helps the Recyclable Prince and the Garbage Princess get together. |
Title [5] [6] | Original air date [5] [6] | Prod. code [14] | U.S. viewers (millions) |
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"Lights, Camera, Rock, Paper, Scissors!" | February 5, 2024 | 001 | 0.08 [15] |
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