Freakazoid reports on the weather.

When Cave Guy takes high school students hostage at a Daylight Savings Time dance, only one hero can stop him. But that hero is on another network, so Freakazoid must do the job instead.

After Freakazoid and his new sidekick, Handman, defeat the Lobe, Handman heeds the call of matrimony.

At Camp Wennamigonnagohome, counsellor Steff and her horror-loving charges are menaced by a spooky bogeyman-guy with the power to capture anyone who says his name out loud.

Toby Danger and his cohorts face the ultimate peril when the evil Dr. Sin steals the world's largest semiconductor.

The Lobe and a hypnotized Steff prepare to lobotomize Freakazoid.

A fat, dumb alien comes to Earth with an important message, that is if he can remember it!

Lord Bravery gets his big break in crime fighting when he has to rescue a man who fell into the sewers but can't stand the stench!

Another spaceship full of aliens comes to Earth with an important question.

A bunch of old superheroes talk about their heydays in crime fighting.

Fan boy attempts to becomes Freakazoid's new sidekick.

Despised by mankind, the Gnomes try to change their ways.

Freakazoid teaches some useful French.

Freakazoid rescues a rabid dog and names it Foamy the Freakadog, but he is not adapting well.

Lord Bravery has to get a bakery shop named "Lord Bravery's Bake Shoppe" to change its name, IF he can get other shops to change their names!

Fanboy gives a brilliant ode to his Star Trek hero Leonard Nimoy and also wants his autograph!

Freakazoid is testing the Emergency Broadcast System, but can he hold his breath for it?

Norwegian is taught on a boat.

Jack Valenti hosts the story of how Freakazoid got his powers and the promise of seeing a grown man wrestle a bear. The show starts off at a software company where Roddy McStew is telling the members of the board not to put out a chip that can turn a man into a ""Freakazoid."" This happens when the user is on the Internet, punches in an intricate series of keys and presses delete. Next, it's Christmas day at the Douglas house and Dexter gets the afforementioned chip. He installs it in his computer and logs onto the Internet. His cat comes in and accidently presses the necessary keys on the computer. Dexter presses delete to clear the screen and history is made. Dexter is transformed into Freakazoid and pesters Duncan. Roddy comes to the Douglas house looking for the computer user of the house under the guise of being Dexter's driving instructor. Roddy meets Freakazoid and he switches between being Dexter and Freakazoid. The software company's commandos storm the Douglas's house and take

Jack Valenti acts as host for the action-packed story of Freakazoid's origins, which includes a flawed microchip, and a villian who wears an eye-patch named Guitierrez, a Scottish computer expert, an animal psychologist, a Tibetan Monk who won't stop raking, and the MPAA's fascinating rating system.

A job of rescuing the President turns into an unexpected TV parody when a vortex sucks Freakazoid and some honey-roasted nuts back to Pearl Harbor, 1941. Can he turn back the Japanese torpedo planes and change the course of history, or will he just stand there gaping at the hula girls?

Hot Rods from Heck: Longhorn hatches a plan to use robotic hot rods to steal a dangerous toxic nuclear warhead.

The Huntsman visits the police station in search of some bad crime to fight.

By the order of H.A. Futterman, the disturbingly violent bits in the latest Freakazoid adventure are replaced by calming, mirthful images. But this doesn't stop the Lobe from kidnapping Steff, who responds by screaming some more.

Two bulky but plucky superheroes save portly young Louis from a couple of bullying dirtbags. But what is their price?

Freakazoid's virtuoso display of idiocy is interrupted by cyberspace's "idiotic police", and he is left to choose between imprisonment and a fate worse than death.

The Horn of Urgency is sounded, and the Huntsman runs there in a jiffy.

Freakazoid's Christmas shopping is interrupted by a run-in with crime boss "Arms" Akimbo (whose arms are "permanently locked in a jaunty pose"), who is extorting money from local storekeepers by selling "oops" insurance.

In the remote Teutonic mountains of Schnitzel, a spooky cloud seems to be transforming people into clown zombies. Freakazoid arrives to solve the mystery.

Next Time, Phone Ahead: An alien mother ship winds up in Dexter's backyard.

An evil alien is kidnapping all the nerds and geeks in the world, hoping to utilize their geekiness for himself, become a super-genius, and conquer the world. Freakazoid has to convince the "Nerdator" that being a nerd isn't all it's cracked up to be (which shouldn't be hard...)

A lycanthrope named Lonnie Tallbutt knocks on the Douglas' door and implores Dexter to cure him of the werewolf's curse.

Cobra Queen and her jewel-thieving serpents are holed up in the poorly-lit sewer. It's Freakazoid's duty to go down there after her-- but he hates sewers!

Armongo Guitierrez is now able to zap himself into the internet while using the Pinnacle Chip and he plans to get revenge on Freakazoid, though will he be able to accomplish the task, despite the fact that Freakazoid defeated him before?