Dr. Havoc's Diary - Episode Guide

World-renowned supervillain, Dr. Havoc, finally captures secret agent Brock Mason.

Supervillains always have the best weapons. They're just never around when you need them.

Havoc has had enough of his henchmen and evaluates them to see why they're so damn stupid.

After a superhero interrupts his rocket launch, Havoc decides to ban all countdowns.

Dr. Havoc brings his teenage daughter with him to a weapons deal. Things go…badly.

Dr. Havoc joins up with his old villain buddies for an evil night out on the town.

Dr. Havoc enlists a seductive assassin to give Agent Brock Mason exactly what he deserves.

Havoc meets a female hero whose uniform does not seem designed for fighting crime.

Havoc and Brock pick the worst place ever to have a fist-fight: on top of a moving train.

The Havocs go on vacation for some sun, fun and relaxation. But work gets in the way.

Dr. Havoc finds out Prof. Von Duct's pathetic assistant is actually a clone of Havoc.

While working on a new space laser, Havoc faces the world's youngest superheroes.

Havoc meets Ally's date and gives a new meaning to the idea of an overprotective dad.

Von Duct announces that he's replaced the henchmen with a new trend in villainy: minions.

Kim announces that she is divorcing Havoc and moving in with Brock. Havoc takes it badly.

Havoc assumes his masked enemy is black and celebrates the inclusion, offending the hero.

Now single, Havoc finds some joy on his new submarine until Brock shows up to ask a favor.

Havoc recalls first meeting Kim. He was a boy with a gun and no plan; she was his hostage.

Von Duct announces that he's come up with a new replacement for the minions: robots.

Havoc faces a superhero who is so powerful there's really no point in fighting him.

To make Kim jealous, Havoc enlists his assassin to seduce Brock. It works a bit too well.

Havoc's heist is interrupted by The Social Justice Warriors. They have an offer for him.

Havoc uses a Brock Mason clone for a hostage negotiation. Until the real Brock arrives.

Using Havoc's Freaky Friday box, Ally finds out what it's like to be in her dad's shoes.

When his date blows him off for being too nice, Havoc must prove that he's a bad boy.

Havoc loses it when Brock shows up at Ally's school for a parent-teacher conference.

Havoc, Kim, and Brock all go to couples therapy together to work on their relationships.

Havoc is betrayed and left stranded in outer space.

As Von Duct threatens to take over the world, Havoc must—for the first time—be the hero.

As Von Duct threatens to take over the world, Havoc must—for the first time—be the hero.