Angry Kid's excessive snacking leads to digestive disaster.

Angry Kid and his little sister battle for sofa supremacy.

Angry Kid is standing in goal, not doing well (surprise, surprise). Maybe the best defense is being offensive?

Riding in his father's car while listening to country-western music, Angry Kid gets roped into a little self-wrangling.

Angry Kid pedals his sense of social injustice as a truck tries to overtake him on his bicycle.

Have you ever had one of those moments when your hand passes in front of your face and you think: What is that awful smell!?

Angry Kid finds out why he shouldn't pick his nose (we don't recommend watching this one in full-screen mode).

Home sick from school, Angry Kid learns about the intimate side of life… somebody change the channel!

The last thing Angry Kid wants to see on a bike ride is one of his own bones.

Angry Kid wants to listen to his own music in the car. But, as he should be well aware by now, things rarely go his way.

Angry Kid tests the limits of his father's linguistic legalese, while riding jumpseat in the jalopy.

Christmas is a time for children and their views are important. Not just as the adults of the future but as children NOW.

He's supposed to be brushing his teeth, but instead, Angry Kid brushes up on his imitations.

Angry Kid fights the neighborhood dog for the thing nearest and dearest to his heart: chippies!

Angry Kid must use his superpowers to save the world from Dr. Assrot.

Angry Kid engages in what proves to be the safest sex there is.

Angry Kid finds all sorts of interesting toys in the bathroom, including mum's, uh, how do we say this…? Vibrator?

What's the Kid to do when younger Sis can spell better backwards and forwards?

Angry Kid is no help to the help line. Watch as he pushes an innocent telephone operator over the edge.

Little Sis' curiosity interrupts Angry Kid's flow.

Angry Kid fights the law — and the law winces.

The balmy red-headed moppet gives his olfactory rendition of "Mirror in the Bathroom".

Angry Kid finds something that suits him on the telly… frighteningly.

Even the threat of "The Home" isn't enough to deter The Kid from pressing his luck, and his poor pop's patience.