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"Jimmy" is the 11th and final episode of the second season of Static Shock. It premiered on May 4, 2002. It is a "very special episode", focusing on children and guns, and also on bullying.
Jimmy Osgood is a student at Dakota Union High School. He is the titular character and topic of Episode 24. He has brown, messy hair and wears a green coat with a white undershirt, brown pants, and gray tennis shoes.
May 4, 2002 · Jimmy: Directed by Joe Sichta. With Phil LaMarr, Jason Marsden, Kevin Michael Richardson, Matt Ballard. Virgil befriends a bullied student named Jimmy whose torment may get the best of him.
Jimmy is the eleventh and final episode in Season 2 of Static Shock. It aired on Kids' WB on Saturday, May 4th, 2002. Virgil is talking to Dr. Franklin, a psychiatrist, telling her everything that happened up until a week ago.
A page for describing Recap: Static Shock S 2 E 12 Jimmy. A Very Special Episode. Richie's been shot at school, and Static can only watch the paramedics take ….
The World's Finest - Static Shock. Jimmy. Episode #25 (385-612) - Jimmy. Original Airdate - May 4th, 2002 - Second Season Finale. Virgil has a classmate named JIMMY OSGOOD, and he is one of those kids who just doesn't fit in socially.
Unbeknownst to Jimmy's dad the poor boy is being tortured by some bullies at school. The bullies break Jimmy's computer, shove him into a locker, and just all and all humiliate him to impress Frieda. Virgil and his dad visit the Osgoods only to make a horrible discovery.
Static Shock makes a troubling discovery in this clip from the ground-breaking Static Shock episode "Jimmy."
Aug 21, 2015 · Static Shock - Richie Gets Shot In "Jimmy". Calandra Russell-Lee. 53.2K subscribers. 25K. 1.5M views 8 years ago.
The World's Finest - Static Shock. Bios - Jimmy Osgood. Voiced By: Richard Horvitz. First Appearance: "Jimmy" Position: Student. Bio: Jimmy was a confused kid who had trouble fitting in at school. Considered too much of a nerd, Jimmy took his aggression out on the bullies via his dads gun.
