Original airdate: August 8th, 2013
High-Five Sandwich: When the triple high-five the kids invent overshadows Chuck the Evil Sandwich-Making Guy's Sandwich of the Year award, he decides to get revenge. This part's associated vocabulary words are "trend" and "eager".
The Robot Problem: Tobey gets the idea from school to make robots that are powered by potatoes, but he has to team up with WordGirl when the Coach steals the idea and has his potato-powered robots wreak havoc in the city. This part's associated vocabulary words are "cackle" and "fuel".
"High-Five Sandwich" contains the following tropes:
- Comically Missing the Point: Chuck refuses to believe a "high-five sandwich" is not actually a new kind of sandwich that everyone likes better than his, despite being told by multiple people throughout the episode.
- Cut Lex Luthor a Check: The episode opens on Chuck completely legitimately winning the Sandwich of the Year competition.
- Exact Words: When Chuck wins the Sandwich of the Year award, the judge says that he'll get a nice little article in the newspaper. "Little" as in consisting only of a single sentence.
- Worst News Judgment Ever: The high-five sandwich Violet, Becky, and Scoops came up with gets top-billing in the newspaper the next day. Meanwhile, the Sandwich of the Year award Chuck won, which is at least marginally more news-worthy, only gets a single sentence.
"The Robot Problem" contains the following tropes:
- Enemy Mine: WordGirl teams up with Tobey in this episode.
