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Season 1
- "Stuck in the Middle Ages with you" has a small moment where the bad guy is out to usurp the king from his throne. The king actively tries to fight back with his sword. When aforementioned villain vaporizes the king's sword, the latter gives this inspiring line:A king isn't made by sophisticated weaponry or intimidation. A king is made by the people who follow. And no one will follow you.
- In "The Fugitives", when Jerry gives a simple half-hearted apology for attempting to have behavior modifying chips implanted in their brains for robbing a bank they didn't even rob themselves, the girls defy the Easily Forgiven trope and give Jerry a piece of their minds (in the form of a well-deserved snowball pelting).
- "Spy vs. Spy" has Clover asked out on a date by a guy who used to prank and bully her in elementary school. She plots different ways to get back at him, but relents by the end of the episode and decides perhaps he's a different person now. Alex is the first to say she's proud of Clover for being the bigger man.
- ...Unfortunately, he hasn't really hasn't changed and pranks Clover with a woopie cushion. Fortunately, she is a highschooler (who moonlights as a spy) with a cup of soda, and she shows her bully what happens when you pick on your victim one too many times.
- "Soul Collector" ends on the note that Mrs. Muckle won the Youth Spirits Awards on the principle that she fit the description for worthy contestants (youthful enthusiasm, ambition and optimism) without necessarily being a young woman. She's had 50 years of volunteer work, leadership in the orphanage annual trip to Europe, and uses the profits from her cookbooks to build a new kindergarten. As she so puts it, it's not how old you are, but how young you are being old.
- When Mandy tried to get Clover in trouble for shoplifting in "Malled", Jerry hacked the security system so the monitors played the security footage and showed what really happened.
Season 2
- In A Spy Is Born Part II Mad director Marco Lumiere fires a missile at W.O.O.H.P. HQ. Nothing in the Spies' jet is strong enough to intercept it. So Sam intercepts it with the jet itself.
- Not long after, Jerry goes Papa Wolf as Lumiere films the Spies falling to their deaths. He runs down a skyscraper, jumps into a helicopter, and beats up Lumiere's pilot.
- Lumiere has an excellent showing as a villain, too. He goes from kidnapping movie stars in Part I to almost destroying W.O.O.H.P..
- Tim Scam finds himself on the receiving end of a well-deserved No-Holds-Barred Beatdown from the girls' mothers in "Mommies Dearest" after Sam steals and reprograms the machine that kept them brainwashed.
- In "First Brat" Jerry catches the villain of the week with a fishing rod after having had the worst luck for hours.
- In "Stark Raving Mad", Jerry fends off all three of the (at the time brainwashed) Spies using a cafeteria tray, standing still and nonchalantly dodging and blocking every hit they throw at him. He then effortlessly frees them from the brainwashing by placing soundproof earplugs on each of them, placing one on Alex by sidestepping her when she tried to charge him, using the momentum of Sam's kick to land another on her and then tossing one over his shoulder at Clover without looking.
- Clover beating Eugene in "Matchmaker" all on her own was awesome, especially when she continues to try to keep Eugene from playing Sam and Alex even after they snubbed her and made her cry.
- How Clover delivers punishment on Eugene for what he was going to do. Instead of sending him to jail, she told his mom. Cue Eugene's very large and very angry mom bursting into the gym screaming his name while he lets out an epic Big "NO!".
Season 3
- Tim Scam's liquid metal clones from Morphing Is So 1987. By all accounts, the spies have to fight the T-1000. Except it can replicate.
- The ending fight is particularly impressive, with Clover, Alex, and Jerry going all out against a whole group of them in Jerry's office, taking off heads and blasting through them with gadgets.
- Villain Yin-Yang from "Feng Shui Is Like Sooo Passe" gets one where he, an aging Yoga master takes on all three spies and wins in epic fashion.
- In "Power Yoga Much?" Jerry fights and BEATS a brainwashed Sam on while on top of power lines.
Season 4
- Clover shows uncharacteristic yet brilliant thinking in "Alex Gets Schooled". Using her ear ring microphone to record the dolphin humanoids sonar calls and luring them into the pool, she then hits them with the villain of the week's machine to reverse their transformations.
- Violet Vanderfleet gets one in "Evil Bouquets Are Sooo Passe" where the spies invade her helicopter's cockpit and she dodges all of their attacks in rapid succession while standing still, and then proceeds to lay out the girls in ONE HIT.
- "Spies On The Farm": Clover gets one when she personally takes on the Villain of the Week and binds him with his own lasso. Said villain is a champion cattle roper who claims he could take down a bull from 200 yards, making Clover's feat of evading his lasso all the more impressive.
- In "Totally Busted", the girls' mothers are trained as W.O.O.H.P. interim spies at their own insistence to save their daughters. Though the initial training sessions went badly, after Jerry re-motivates them they successfully pass the training with flying colors, the whole process implied to have taken about a day or so.
- For Sam, Alex, and Clover it's in the movie when they avoided being spotted by their principal Mrs. Strich by Walk Like an Egyptian style.
Season 5
- Evil Roommate: Alex and Clover take down the Villain of the Week while Sam is out of commission. While Sam is The Leader and The Smart Girl, it's nice to know the other two are capable of pulling their weight even when she's down.
- In Evil Pizza Guys, the girls get fed up with a lame assignment doing office work at Euro W.O.O.H.P. and decide to complain to Jerry personally - by WOOHPing him. It's extremely satisfying to watch him suffer the same embarrassment he's forced on the girls in almost every episode.
- The crossover with Martin Mystery, "Totally Mystery Much?", is one in of itself, especially when the big battle features Alex and Martin facing off with snowboarding yetis.
Season 6
