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Iron Weasel is set to compete in a televised "Rock Off" against the reigning champs, the Diamond Sharks. While Tripp is worried the band won’t be able to pull off their famous stunt, The Flip of Doom, the girls of Diamond Sharks try to use their charm to distract Iron Weasel and sabotage their chances at winning.
Iron Weasel song(s) featured: "Pull My Finger"
Absent: Caitlyn Taylor Love as Izzy
Arlene invites Tripp and his band mates over to her house for a gathering honoring the demise of Hip Hop. The band is overjoyed at the opportunity to impress Arlene’s record producer father with their rock ‘n’ roll song “Pretty Bitter,” and celebrate the demise of hip hop music and the resurgence of rock ‘n’ roll. Unfortunately, Hip Hop turns out to be a cat and they quickly realize they are at a funeral and not an industry party. Through a series of hysterical antics, Iron Weasel manages to turn their misunderstanding around and awe Barry with a rock song honoring Hip Hop the cat. In the end, the guys have a funeral for Ash's fish who had just died. Tripp is also proud to present Ash with a new fish, "Sushi 2". Unfortunately, when Burger tries to play a song in honor of the first Sushi, his bass electrocutes touches Sushi 2's fishbowl. They then have a second funeral.
Iron Weasel song(s) featured: "Pretty Bitter" (later reprised as "Kitty Litter")
Absent: Caitlyn Taylor Love as Izzy
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Tripp and the band shoot a music video at his school for their song, "Got No Class", and have disguises ready to put on, in case Principal Strickland finds them. The band heckles Ash for taking his janitor disguise literally, so he quits the band and decides to become a full time janitor. Now, Tripp, Derek and Burger need to make Ash feel appreciated and convince him to come back to the band.
Iron Weasel song(s) featured: "Got No Class"
Absent: Caitlyn Taylor Love as Izzy
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Tripp finds out his annoying classmate, Arlene Roca (Raini Rodriguez)'s dad is Barry Roca (Carlos Alazraqui), famous record producer. He asks her to give an Iron Weasel demo CD to her dad, but realizes it has the song "Annoying Arlene" on it, which Tripp recorded to test out the band's new recording equipment. Tripp, Derek, Burger and Ash must find a way to swap it out before Barry listens to it and their chance of a recording deal slips away. Meanwhile, Tripp also pursues foreign exchange student Bianca Ortega who lives with the Roca's. The band sneak into Arlene's house, with Tripp taking Arlene out on a date after pressure from the band, and attempt to switch the CD's behind Arlene's back. Tripp pretends to be Arlene's boyfriend after Bianca sees him holding her, as she threatens to refuse to give the demo CD to her dad, and leaves Arlene and Bianca arguing about 'spain sending Arlene back because she had an inner ear infection' so the band can escape. At the end, the band realise that they have accidently given Barry Tripp's mother's version of "I'll Never Learn", the song that was on the demo CD.
Iron Weasel song(s) featured: "I'll Never Learn", "Annoying Arlene"