Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 10, 2010
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 69
Networks: Disney XD
Genres: Family, Action & Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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Pair of Kings(2010)

TMDB Rating: 7.8 (116 votes)

Overview

Brady and Boomer, 16-year-old fraternal twins, are typical teens being raised by relatives in Chicago. But when the Royal Secretary to the Throne of the Island of Kinkou, arrives to inform the boys of their lineage, their lives change drastically. Now, Brady and Boomer must relocate and claim the throne as joint Kings of the island.

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Season 1

21 episodes • 2010

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Return of the Kings (1)	Sep 10, 2010
2	Return of the Kings (2)	Sep 10, 2010
3	Beach Bully Bingo	Sep 22, 2010
4	A Mermaid's Tail	Sep 29, 2010
5	Where the Wild Kings Are	Oct 6, 2010
6	Big Kings on Campus	Oct 13, 2010
7	The Brady Hunch	Oct 20, 2010
8	Junga Ball	Oct 27, 2010
9	Revenge of the Mummy	Nov 3, 2010
10	Oh Brother, Where Arr Thou?	Nov 10, 2010
11	No Kings Allowed	Nov 17, 2010
12	Pair of Jokers	Nov 29, 2010
13	Pair of Prom Kings	Dec 17, 2010
14	Tone Deaf Jam	Dec 17, 2010
15	The Bite Stuff	Jan 17, 2011
16	Brady Battles Boo-mer	Jan 24, 2011
17	The King and Eyes	Jan 31, 2011
18	The King Beneath my Wings	Feb 7, 2011
19	Fight School	Apr 18, 2011
20	The Trouble with Doubles	Apr 25, 2011
21	Journey to the Center of Mt. Spew	May 2, 2011

Season 2

26 episodes • 2011

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Kings Of Legend (1)	Jun 13, 2011
2	Kings Of Legend (2)	Jun 20, 2011
3	Good King Hunting	Jun 27, 2011
4	Dinner for Squonks	Jul 11, 2011
5	Kings of Thieves	Jul 18, 2011
6	An Ice Girl for Boomer	Jul 25, 2011
7	Pair of Geniuses	Aug 1, 2011
8	How I Met Your Brother	Aug 8, 2011
9	The One About Mikayla's Friends	Aug 22, 2011
10	Do Over	Sep 26, 2011
11	Big Mama Waka	Oct 3, 2011
12	Sleepless in the Castle	Oct 17, 2011
13	Pair of Clubs	Oct 24, 2011
14	The Cheat Life of Brady and Boomer	Nov 21, 2011
15	The Ex Factor	Nov 28, 2011
16	Pair of Santas	Dec 5, 2011
17	No Rhyme or Treason	Jan 23, 2012
18	Mr Boogey Shoes	Jan 30, 2012
19	The Young and the Restless	Feb 6, 2012
20	Let the Clips Show	Feb 13, 2012
21	Crouching Brady, Hidden Boomer	Mar 19, 2012
22	Beach Party Maggot Massacre	Mar 26, 2012
23	Make Dirt Not War	Apr 2, 2012
24	Cooks Can Be Deceiving	Apr 9, 2012
25	The Evil King, Part 1	Apr 16, 2012
26	The Evil King, Part 2	Apr 16, 2012

Season 3

22 episodes • 2012

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The New King (1) Destiny's Child	Jun 18, 2012
2	The New King (2) The Brofessor and Mary Ann	Jun 25, 2012
3	Two KIngs And A Devil Baby	Jul 2, 2012
4	Fatal Distraction	Jul 9, 2012
5	Wet Hot Kinkowan Summer	Jul 16, 2012
6	O Lanada	Jul 23, 2012
7	Heart and Troll	Jul 30, 2012
8	I Know What You Did Last Sunday	Sep 10, 2012
9	Lord of the Fries	Sep 17, 2012
10	Dancing With the Scars	Sep 24, 2012
11	I'm Gonna Git You, Sponge Sucka'	Oct 1, 2012
12	Bond of Brothers	Oct 8, 2012
13	King vs. Wild	Oct 15, 2012
14	Inconvenient Tooth	Oct 22, 2012
15	The Oogli Stick	Oct 29, 2012
16	Thumb & Thumber	Nov 5, 2012
17	Loathe Potion No. 9	Nov 26, 2012
18	Yeti, Set, Snow	Dec 3, 2012
19	Mysteries of Kinkow	Feb 4, 2013
20	Meet the Parents	Feb 11, 2013
21	Long Live the Kings (1)	Feb 18, 2013
22	Long Live the Kings (2)	Feb 18, 2013

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