(Index continues through S1E21: "Art Teacher"). Index notes: This season introduces the Wizard Competition rules more seriously.
| Ep # | Title | Key Plot Point | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | "Crazy Ten Minute Sale" | The pilot introduces the Waverly Sub Station. | | 2 | "First Kiss" | Alex uses a spell to get a kiss, messing up time. | | 3 | "I Almost Drowned in a Chocolate Fountain" | Harper’s birthday curse. | | 4 | "New Employee" | The introduction of Stevie (briefly). | | 5 | "Disenchanted Evening" | Alex turns Harper into a doll. | | 6 | "You Can't Always Get What You Carpet" | The flying carpet episode. | | 7 | "Alex's Choice" | Alex befriends a vampire. | | 8 | "Curb Your Dragon" | The Russo’s pet dragon, Elliot. | | 9 | "Movies" | The family gets trapped inside a movie. | | 10 | "Pop Me and We Both Go Down" | Justin gets a girlfriend. | index of wizards of waverly place
| Ep # | Title | Key Plot Point | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 47 | "Franken Girl" | Alex creates a Frankenstein monster. | | 53 | "Alex Saves Mason" | Werewolf boyfriend Mason (Gregg Sulkin) shines. | | 60 | "Everything's Rosie for Justin" | Future Rosie appears. | | 65 | "Wizards vs. Werewolves" | Two-part special. | Index notes: The final season leading to the epic finale. (Index continues through S1E21: "Art Teacher")
This article serves as the master . Whether you need a chronological episode guide, a glossary of spells, a breakdown of the Russo family tree, or a list of every guest star, you have found the definitive catalog. Part 1: The Master Episode Index (Seasons 1-4) The core of any "index" is the episode list. Wizards of Waverly Place aired 106 episodes across four seasons. Below is the chronological index sorted by season, including original air dates and loglines. Season 1 (2007-2008) – The Introduction of the Lair Index notes: The show establishes the rules—only one wizard remains in the family. | | 2 | "First Kiss" | Alex
While the term "index" often implies a technical directory of files or a server list, in the context of pop culture, it represents something more valuable: a complete, spoiler-filled roadmap of the Disney Channel phenomenon that ran from 2007 to 2012.