UltraMomma

UltraMomma is the fifteenth episode of the first season of Fred: The Show.

Synopsis
Fred's mom has had enough of Fred's over-active imagination and need for attention, and enlists the help of TV Reality Star "Mega Mom" to change his behavior.

Plot
The episode starts with Fred being filmed as he is waking up by a camera crew. Fred starts freaking out and calls for his mother. Fred's Mom walks in acting prim and proper, unlike her usual self. It is revealed that after seeing a commercial, Fred's Mom called in UltraMomma to try and fix Fred's overactive imagination and hyperactivity. UltraMomma is trying to prove that Fred is a bad child on national television.

They are now told to show their daily routine, with Fred's Mom putting on an act that she is nice and patient with Fred. UltraMomma sees a pattern, and decides to follow Fred's Mom for the rest of the day. Fred's Mom's act is wearing thin, as she steals Fred's money, ignores him when he has a problem, and leaves him alone for the rest of the day.

UltraMomma sees that Fred's Mom is a bad parent, and comes up with a plan to label her as the worst Mother in America for good ratings. Fred hears her plan and goes on a mission to make his mom look good. He does nice things pretending to be her, like making him breakfast and cleaning his room. But his mom foils his plans by questioning who did it and taking the food. He then comes up with the idea to get himself stuck to a vacuum cleaner so that his mom will come to his rescue, but instead she takes a video of it to post on the internet.

UltraMomma now is very frustrated, and says that her behavior is turning her into a freak like Fred. Fred's mom gets angry that she called her son a freak, and tells Fred to unplug the cameras because they are done filming. UltraMomma orders Fred not to and pulls on his ear, causing his mom to get more angry. Fred's Mom and UltraMomma then start fighting. Fred's mom won the fight.

The episode ends with Fred and his Mom watching their episode on TV. Fred's Mom apologizes for calling the crew in the first place, and Fred apologizes for his overactive imagination, in which his mom says he should let it run "as wild as a wildebeest."