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−	Kappa Mikey is an American animated television series created by Larry Schwarz, which premiered on the Nicktoons Network on February 25, 2006, and premiered on Nickelodeon on August 20, 2006. It is MTV's first global acquisition. In April of 2006, it was picked up for a second season, which is nearing completion, and which is already airing its run as of June 9th. In Canada, the show used to air on the Teletoon channel before being replaced by Cybersix, since they had already shown all of the first season episodes a few times. According to the Teletoon website, the show will return with new episodes in September. +	Rocko's Modern Life is an American animated television series whose four seasons aired from 1993 to 1996. The show was based around the surreal, parodistic adventures of an anthropomorphic wallaby named Rocko, and his life in the city of O-Town. It is revealed in the episode "Skid Marks" that Rocko lives at 1172 Boogie Road. The series was created by Joe Murray. One of Nickelodeon's Nicktoons, it was the fourth series released in the Nicktoons group, and the first to be introduced since the original three were introduced in August 1991. The program was produced by Joe Murray Productions and Nickelodeon Studios, and occasionally by Games Productions. −	Kappa Mikey is marketed as "the first anime to be produced entirely in the United States" (without any overseas animation), according to press releases from MTV, Nicktoons Network, and various other sources, as the term anime in English is generally reserved for animation originally produced for the Japanese market. It uses Japanese animation and culture as inspiration for its concept, rather than being "true" anime. It is produced by Animation Collective in New York City with voiceovers recorded at NYAV Post (sometimes by 4Kids Entertainment in random episodes, mostly like Dan Green), and animated using Adobe Flash, with some moments of CGI rendered in Maya. +	The show is laden with suggestive double entendres, innuendo, and social commentary. It has become a prominent cult classic. There are two separate versions of the Rocko's Modern Life theme song (the new version performed by the B-52's), as well as a "remaster" of the first theme which added a high-pitched chorus line to the "Rocko's Modern Liiiiiifffe!" line. −

Plot
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Episodes
−	The series centers around Mikey Simon, a teenage actor from Cleveland, Ohio, who embarks to Japan after winning a scratch-off card contest to star in the country's formerly popular anime series, LilyMu, and in doing this, rockets the show back to the top of the ratings, and becomes Japan's biggest anime star. Segments of LilyMu are seen at the beginning and end of each episode, but the show focuses primarily on the actors' and producers' lives off-set and Mikey's adjustments to the new world he has entered (similar in concept to The Famous Jett Jackson). The humor comes from the fact that because Mikey is an American, he actually stands out visually from the other cast members. While most characters on the show are drawn in an anime-inspired style (thin outlines, big, detailed eyes, small mouths, and all ten fingers), Mikey (and all other American characters) is drawn in a retro-inspired American cartoon manner (thicker outlines, single black dot pupil eyes, a larger mouth, and only eight fingers). +

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Places and locations
−	Each episode starts with the cast filming a LilyMu segment, but the take is ruined (with the exception of the Christmas special), sometimes revealing the conflict that they deal with through the rest of the episode, with a minor subplot running beneath the main plot. After the problem is resolved, the LilyMu segment will be shot again and successfully completed the second time, often changed to incorporate whatever lesson was learned during the main story. +	Many of the locations in the television show Rocko's Modern Life have the letter "O" for example O-Town and Conglom-O. When asked about the use of "O" in his show Murray said, +	"I always got a big kick out of the businesses that were 'House-O-Paint', or 'Ton-O-Noodles', because their names seemed to homogenize what they sold, and strip the products of true individuality and stress volume ... and we all know, the American dream is volume!! So what better company to create volume than 'Conglom-O', and since a majority of the town worked at Conglom-O, it should be called 'O' Town. I also wanted the town to be 'anytown' USA, and I used to love sports players with a big ZERO on their back. It was funny to me."

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List of places in the television show
−	The show has a large comedic overuse of face faults, such as a character's face and/or body turning into an exaggerated general appearance, or becoming much smaller. The show uses clichés common to anime, including the sweat drop, lines over the eyes or no eyes at all, big heads, flaming eyes, bodies becoming smaller (or super deformed). Sometimes Mikey will try to do these things, which are one of the show's running gags, but cannot, due to being drawn in an American style. The show is fast-paced, irreverent, and contains a fair amount of gross-out humor, which are signature elements of Western children's entertainment. +	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+	 	+
 * Chameleon Bros. Video is an artsy video shop run by the Chameleon Brothers.
 * Chokey/Chewy Chicken is a favorite restaurant/hang-out place for Rocko, Heffer, and Filburt. Through the first part of the fourth season it was called 'Chokey Chicken.' However, it had to be changed to 'Chewy Chicken' because 'Chokey Chicken' was a clear reference to "choking the chicken," a slang term for masturbation.
 * Conglom-O Corporation is the biggest company in town, it even runs City Hall. It is run by Mr. Dupette, who has very peculiar ways to see if the employees are fit to work there. It doesn't seem to have a specific purpose or product - it's just a giant company that manufactures every product. Conglom-O's slogan is always shown beneath its name. The slogan is "We own you," revealing in a later musical episode that they own everything in O-Town. When Ed Bighead was shown to work at Conglom-O in 1961, the slogan stated "We Will Own You" (alluding to the future of mega-corporations). The illustration that appears with the logo and on top of the official Conglom-O Corp. skyscraper is a martini glass with the earth in place of an olive.
 * Buff-Pooch is a health spa and weight loss clinic for dogs.
 * Flambe le Flab is a health spa.
 * Heck is where "bad people" go when they die. Run by Peaches, it is where Heffer is doomed to eternal suffering. The TVs in Heck don't have remotes.
 * Holl-o-Wood is a town that resembles Hollywood.
 * Kerplop-it-goes Island Filburt's birthplace(named after the Galápagos Islands).
 * Kind of a Lot O' Comics is a comic book store where Rocko works.
 * The Lazy I Ranch is Uncle Gib Hootsen's ranch.
 * O-Town is the town in which Rocko lives. Presumably, it is located somewhere in Ohio or somewhere in the Midwest.
 * Paris is in an episode where Rocko met his "pen pal"
 * Scratch & Sniff Cafe
 * SuperLot-O-Comics is a large comic book store.

List of places in the comic book
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 * Bet Your Life Race-Ways - A horse racetrack featured in Issue #4's first story, "Remote Controlled"
 * Cafe Low-Cal - A health food restaurant featured in Issue #3's story, "Eat This! It's Good for You!"
 * Club Seals - A nightclub and concert hall featured in Issue #4's second story, "Beaten by a Club."
 * The Grease Pit - A fast food restaurant featured in Issue #4's first story, "Remote Controlled"
 * Hardening of the Arteries Eatery - A fast food restaurant featured in Issue #3's story, "Eat This! It's Good for You!"
 * Humongo Comicon - Rocko works as a comic book dealer at the 1994 convention in Issue #7's first story, "Conned Again"
 * O-Town is the town in which Rocko lives. Presumably, it is located somewhere in Ohio or somewhere in the Midwest.
 * Pet Paradise Pet Supplies - A pet supply store that Rocko arrives at in Issue #6's second story, "Lice on the Loose"
 * St. Nick O'Time Hospital - A hospital appearing in Issue #1's first story, "Dental Hijinks."

Characters
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Main voice cast
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Theme Song
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Cast and crew
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 * Cast
 * Carlos Alazraqui as Rocko/Spunky/Leon/Granny Rocko

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 * Tom Kenny as Heffer Wolfe/Chuck/Mr. Smitty/Really Really Big Man/Peaches/Various males

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 * Mr. Lawrence as Filburt/Peter Wolf

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 * Linda Wallem as Dr. Hutchison/Mrs. Virginia Wolf/Grandma Wolf/Cindy Wolf/Tammy the Pig/Various females

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 * Charlie Adler as Ed Bighead/Gladys/Mr. George Wolf/Grandpa Wolf/Bev Bighead/Mr. Dupette/Mr. and Mrs. Fathead/Various males

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 * Joe Murray as Ralph Bighead

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 * Kevin Meaney as Mother Hutchison (appeared in two episodes)

+	−	The Kappa Mikey theme song is called "Hey (x2) Look (x2)" by Beat Crusaders. +	−
 * Some of the voice actors in Rocko's Modern Life currently do voices for other popular Nickelodeon shows. On Spongebob Squarepants, Tom Kenny (voice of Heffer on Rocko's Modern Life) does the voices of SpongeBob, Gary the Snail, Patchy the Pirate, and others, while Doug "Mr." Lawrence (voice of Filburt on Rocko's Modern Life) does the voices of Plankton, Larry the Lobster and others. On Fairly OddParents, Carlos Alazraqui (voice of Rocko) does the voice of Mr. Denzel Crocker
 * In 2005, voice actors Carlos Alazraqui, Tom Kenny, and Mr. Lawrence, and writer Martin Olson, reunited with creator Joe Murray for the Cartoon Network show, Camp Lazlo.

List of episodes
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 * Crew

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 * Joe Murray: Creator, Executive Producer

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 * Andy Houts: Project Coordinator

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 * Stephen Hillenburg: Producer, Storyboard Director, Writer

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 * Derek Drymon: Storyboard Artist, Writer

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 * Mr. Lawrence: Storyboard Director, Writer

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 * Dan Povenmire: Storyboard Director, Writer

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 * Jeff "Swampy" Marsh: Storyboard Director, Writer

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 * Timothy Berglund (aka Timothy Björklund): Storyboard Director, Writer

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 * Martin Olson: Writer

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 * George Maestri: Writer

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 * Vince Calandra: Writer

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 * Tim Hill: Story Editor (Last Season)

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 * Mark O'Hare: Storyboard Artist

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 * Robert Hughes: Animation Director

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 * Antoine Guilbaud: Storyboard Artist

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 * Sherm Cohen: Storyboard Artist, Storyboard Director

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 * Tom Yasumi: Animation Timer

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Comic book series
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+	Marvel Comics produced a seven-issue comic book series based on the television series. −

References to American Popular Culture
−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	 	+	The comics contain stories not seen in the television show. In addition, some television show characters and places are absent from the comic book series, while some original places and characters appear in the comics. −
 * In Easy Come, Easy Gonard, the countdown clock shown is from the American television series 24.
 * In the episode Sumo of all Fears, the Lilymu episode is almost identical to the climax to the first Spider-Man film.
 * In the episode Lost in Transportation, when Mikey is in the coffee shop with the bikers, he tries to "dance his way out", so he jumps up on the counter and does a dance very similar to the Pee Wee Herman dance. The scene is a reference to "Pee Wee's Big Adventure".
 * Many of the "Kappa Mikey" episodes are parodies of famous movies, books, & more.
 * In the episode Ship of Fools The Videogame has graphics straight from Donkey Kong.
 * Lily's Punchbug's name comes from the children's game "slug-bug" or "punch-buggy", in which one child yells out "slug-bug!" and hits another in the shoulder or arm when they spot a VW Beetle. This is usually played as a car game (that is, played in a vehicle driven by an adult).
 * During the theme song, there is a scene where it shows Mikey dancing in a white, button-up shirt, his underwear, socks, and sunglasses accompanied by a pair of Dobermanns. This is likely a reference to Tom Cruise in Risky Business. The parody is in Mikey Impossible, the title of which is a parody of Mission Impossible, also starring Tom Cruise.
 * The instructor in The Lost Pilot greatly resembles Simon Cowell. Also in the episode, the audition LilyMu has for a new actor is reminiscent to the Idol series. (Pop Idol, American Idol, Australian Idol, etc.)
 * In the episode Big Brozu, Brozu says that he has to "Trump" his younger brother and fire him. This is reference to the reality show The Apprentice in which Donald Trump uses the catchphrase "You're fired" to eliminate contestants on the show.
 * Mikey's Orb in LilyMu appears to be based on the sentinel sphere from the Phantasm movies. It can fly around with no explainable means of propulsion other than having been thrown into the air (although it is possible that its saw blades act as lifting rotors of some sort). It also appears to have a limited intelligence, allowing it to do things like hover, navigate itself to cut multiple targets, and return to Mikey after it has served its purpose.
 * In the episode "Uh oh, Guano" Mikey's horse is named Sea Cookie which is a spoof off of "Seabiscuit" an American movie.
 * In A Christmas Mikey:
 * The title is a parody of the movie "A Christmas Story" (or A Christmas Carol). The story parodies both It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol.
 * Mitsuki's performance in the mansion scene is a parody of Gloria Swanson's role as Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard. Also in A Christmas Mikey, Mitsuki has a monkey named Professor Bobo, likely a reference to the Mystery Science Theater 3000 character of that name.
 * Lily's career doing voice-over work (to Mikey's and a passerby's disgust) is a meta-reference on the show itself.
 * Guano as a chimney sweep with a British accent may be a reference to the chimney sweeps in Mary Poppins - he is in fact whistling "Chim Chim Cherrie" when he first appears in this role.
 * When Mikey is upset over Ozu not giving him a new contract, Gonard says, "Don't worry, we'll get you that monkey assistant," and he puts on a yellow hat, which is a reference to Curious George.
 * In The Good, The Bad, & The Mikey, at the beginning of the staged fight sequence between Kappa Mikey and Captin Impressive, the beginning to Beat It, a song by Michael Jackson can be heard.
 * In Mikey Likes It(Garbage), when Lily is looking around in the resturant, there are two familiar couples: One is the pirate from Ship of Fools and Vito's wife (with blonde hair), and the other is the balif from The Fugi-Kid with the old lady that sometimes makes a cameo appearance.

References to Japanese Popular culture
+	John "Lewie" Lewandowski wrote all of the stories except for one; the second story of Issue #4 was written by Joey Cavalieri. −	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	 	+	Tom DeFalco served as Editor-in-Chief for the project, and Martin Olson, a writer on the series, served as Consulting Story Editor. −
 * The show features secondary characters and extras, mostly in crowd scenes, whose designs are directly inspired off of famous anime characters, but who are different enough to avoid copyright infringements. Sometimes this is done to spoof the films and television programs intentionally, such as the character Masaka Masako, whose appearance spoofs Yubaba's from the film Spirited Away.   Other times, it is done to continue the show's original concept, without any intention behind it.
 * The LilyMu show seems to be based on the classic Japanese Rubber Suit shows such as Super Sentai(the original version of Power Rangers), Kamen Rider(Masked Rider in the US), and Ultraman.
 * The show's title is a variation on the word kappamaki, a type of sushi. It is suggested that it was the inspiration for naming the title character Mikey, and uses the prefix kappa. Like Mikey, who is a 'fish out of water' in Japan, the kappa creature itself is a water demon who can live on land.    The kappas first appeared on this show in the episode Mikey, Kappa, on August 5th.
 * Some of the settings in the show are real locations in Japan, including Ginza, and Yoyogi Park.
 * Sean Schemmel (Gonard) is one of the many English voices of Goku and miscellaneous characters from Dragon Ball, which Gonard's [off-set] design is deliberately spoofing. His character's appearance on the "LilyMu" show is also a spoof of the typical demon-like characters Goku and his friends constantly fight against in Dragon Ball. Gonard's love of food may also be a spoof of Goku's large appetite.
 * The phrase "Oh, Mikey!", which is said several times in the show, seems to be a nod towards the Japanese television show Oh! Mikey, which also has the premise of Americans moving to Japan.
 * In the episode "Battle of the Bands" mostly all the guitars are blue rickenbacker Model 4003 basses, similar to Haruko's bass guitar in FLCL.
 * In the episode "Battle of the Bands" there is a band and cartoon show that obviously reference Japanese band and cartoon stars Ami and Yumi from the band Puffy AmiYumi.
 * In the episode Sumo of all Fears, Mikey wishes to become the greatest yokozuna to get respect from everyone. This is a reference to Naruto, where the main character Naruto Uzumaki wishes to become Hokage for the same purpose as Mikey did.
 * In the episode "Free Squiddy", there is a scene in which the cast, trapped in a giant sticky ball of objects, roll through Tokyo and stick many people into the ball along the way. This scene is based upon Katamari Damacy, and even features a cameo character resembling the Prince of All Cosmos, who is rolling a Katamari ball of his own.  Sadly, he also gets stuck to the original ball.
 * In the episode "Saving Face", Mikey goes to the doctor to get his pimple removed. The doctor that preforms the surgery is named Doctor Katashi, which is a reference to the Naruto character Kakashi. This is clear because of the name and the headband over the eye, just like Kakashi's headband.

Cultural errors
+	−	 	+	Rocko, the main character, was in a previously-created and never-released comic book. In the comic, he has the name "Travis". +	 	+
 * In the episode Ship of Fools, the video game boxes for the Lily-Mu video game have a rating of "E for Everyone" from North America's Entertainment Software Rating Board rating system rather than a rating from Japan's Computer Entertainment Rating Organization rating system.

DVD Collection
+	Fans have requested that Nickelodeon produce a DVD collection of the Rocko series for years. Nickelodeon has not produced any DVD collection of Rocko, even though they have released DVDs of series such as SpongeBob SquarePants or Invader Zim. According to TVShowsOnDVD.com, it is in the top 40 most requested unreleased shows. The show remains without an official DVD release. +	 	+

Animals featured
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Television show and comic
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 * Wallaby (Rocko)
 * Steer - (Heffer)
 * Turtle - (Filburt)
 * American Toad - (Ed and Bev Bigheads)
 * Jack Russell Terrier - (Spunky)
 * Bulldog - (Earl)
 * Hippopotamus - (Gladys Hippo)
 * Common Chameleon - (Chuck and Leon)
 * Green Lizard - (Mr. Dupette)

Television show
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 * Gray Wolf - (Wolfe family)
 * Cat - (Paula Hutchison)
 * Edible Frog - (Mister Smitty)
 * House Fly - (Flecko)

Series overview
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Series overview
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Season 1 (1997–98)
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Season 1 (1997–98)
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 * This season consists of 22 overall episodes which are made up of the skits from the original hour-long series minus the featuring of segments from cartoon shows.
 * This season consists of 22 overall episodes which are made up of the skits from the original hour-long series minus the featuring of segments from cartoon shows.
 * This season is hosted by Space Ghost, Brak, and Zorak.
 * This season is hosted by Space Ghost, Brak, and Zorak.
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Season 2 (2012)
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Season 2 (2012)
−	This season returns the show to its original one-hour format and also features episode segments from various cartoon shows. Instead of classic 1960s-era cartoons being showcased like the original format, this show now features Cartoon Network's earlier original cartoons, such as Dexter's Lab, The Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, and many more. Each show usually features 4 11-minute episodes, or 3 7-minute episodes and two 11-minute episodes. +	This season returns the show to its original one-hour format and also features episode segments from various cartoon shows. Instead of classic 1960s-era cartoons being showcased like the original format, this show now features Cartoon Network's earlier original cartoons, such as Dexter's Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, and many more. Each show usually features 4 11-minute episodes, or 3 7-minute episodes and two 11-minute episodes. This season features the return of Brak and Zorak hosting, without Space Ghost, although in a skit for episode 25, a tiny clone of Space Ghost can be found on Brak's coffee mug. This season features the return of Brak and Zorak hosting, without Space Ghost, although in a skit for episode 25, a tiny clone of Space Ghost can be found on Brak's coffee mug. Line 208:	Line 208: −
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Season 3 (2013–14)
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Season 3 (2013–14)
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Contents 1	Series overview 2	Season 1 (1997–98) 3	Season 2 (2012) 4	Season 3 (2013–14) Series overview Season	Episodes	Originally aired First aired	Last aired 1	22	September 10, 1997	February 4, 1998 2	33	March 30, 2012	December 28, 2012 3	91	January 4, 2013	February 8, 2014 Season 1 (1997–98) This season consists of 22 overall episodes which are made up of the skits from the original hour-long series minus the featuring of segments from cartoon shows. This season is hosted by Space Ghost, Brak, and Zorak. Episode #	Original air date	Title	Openings and Skits 1	September 10, 1997	Planet of Doom	Skits: Sleepy Ghost, Nothing, Good News, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Aquarius, Bad Bug, Brak's School Daze: Attendance Prank, Poets' Corner:Longfellow (There Was a Little Girl Who Had A Little Curl), Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Camel Crickets, Brak's Comedy Gold #1, Mail Bag Day Theme: Opening, Mail Bag Day Bottoms Up, Baloney Sandwich, Darling (as rendered by Zorak), The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Albert the Clown, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Broccoli, Stain, Mail Bag Day Theme, Mail Bag Day: Thornton P. Updyke, 20 Questions, Channel Zero, Closing Theme 2	September 17, 1997	Monkey Trouble	Skits: Alien Opening: Shields & Yarnell Ghost, Apocalypse, Whenever, Brak's School Daze: Bike, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Camomile Tea, Don't Touch Me, Mail Bag Day: Letter for Brak, Something 2 Think About: Best Foot, Bay Gulls, I Love Almost Everybody, Coffee, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Bunny Monster/My Dad, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Bullies, Moron Jokes, Clean This Up, Poets' Corner Theme, New Shoes, Today is cheese Day, Dance of the Living Ghost, Closing Theme 3	September 24, 1997	Love That Brak! Skits: Babies, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Demolished, Crazy Lovesick Fool, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Cancer, Learnin' to Talk Italian, Lesson One (In the Restaurant), Brak's School Daze: Cheese Bust, Did You Know?, Where Am I? Skit 9: Highway 40 Revisited Skit 10: Mail Bag Day: The Mad Cow Skit 11: The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Close, But No Cigar Skit 12: Rock My Baby Skit 13: Zorak the Love Bug: Onion Burgers Skit 14: Brak's Comedy Gold #3 Skit 15: An Ordinary Day on Cartoon Planet Skit 16: Mail Bag Day: Yoko Kimono Skit 17: Poets' Corner Theme Skit 18: Poets' Corner: Life (Chubby Chubby Choo-Choo), Closing Theme 4	October 1, 1997	My Space Ghost the Car	Skits: Ed McMantis Opening: Living Ghost, Complete Control, Cooking With Brak 3 (Tortel-weenies), What Day is It?, Brak's School Daze: Edward, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Devoured, Mailbag Editorial, Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Stone Walls (To Althea, From Prison), I Love You Baby, Cartoon Planet Storybook: Easy Rider, Messages from Outer Space: Barnacle Boy, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Chuckie, Geography: Iowa, Mail Bag Day: Mad Dude, Something that Rhymes With Bones, Talkin' in My Sleep (Innermost Fears and Weaknesses), Closing Theme 5	October 8, 1997	The Mantis From Atlantis	Skits: 50 Winks Opening: Living Ghost Brak's Comedy Gold #4, Crazy Eights Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Falling Star, I Love Beans Zorak's Hororscopes: Gemini, Mail Bag Day Theme, Mail Bag Day: Chicken or Egg Page 2 (The Rest of The Story), Attilla Brak's School Daze: Toothbrush Poets' Corner Theme, Zorak's Beatnik Raps: Sitnam (They'll Never Take Me Alive), Fight the Power Bands Mail Bag Day Theme: Opening Mail Bag, Day: Garyman Cartoon, Planet Storybook: Hey Goat!, Little People Zorak's Blues, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Dentist Mail Bag Day, Can't Read This "Darling", Closing Theme 6	October 15, 1997	The Dangerous Danger	Skits: The Cartoon Planet Story Doug (Brak is Sick), Mail Bag Day: Blast Down to the River, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Taking Candy from a Baby, Brak's School Daze: Homecoming, Vacation Spots of the Universe: The Flying Island, Brak Dreams of Earth: Policeman Front Door/Backside Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Tennis Anyone (Break, Break, Break), Mashed Potatoes Count Floyd: Voodoo Doll/Tropical Vacation Cartoon, Planet Storybook: Lead Bunny Scat Sandwich (Version 1—without lighting effects), Hero in His Own Mind 1 Boom, There You Go!, Geography: Ohio, Closing Theme 7	October 22, 1997	The Night the Lights Went Out on Cartoon Planet	Opening: When the lights go out on the set, Space Ghost goes into panic mode. Skits: Flagpole Opening: Living Ghost, Brak's Tales of Suspense: Crazy John, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Fru Fru Oh Fun Key Bay Bee, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Libra Francine, Brak's School Daze: Magic Marker The Word For Today is Funky, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Zorak's Day Off, It's Not Easy Being Evil Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Sidekicks, Darling (as rendered by Space Ghost Ordinary Guy), Cartoon Planet Storybook: Little Helping Hands, Mail Bag Day Theme, Mail Bag Day General Manager, Brak Can't Stop Laughing, Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers, Hee Haw, Closing Theme

8	October 29, 1997	It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad	Opening: Space Ghost and gang spoof the 1963 movie It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, World. Skits: Funny Looking Opening: Living Ghost Hoagy, Learnin' to Talk Italian: Lesson Two (Polite Disagreement), Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Gandorf, Brak's Hawaiian Vacation, Brak's School Daze: Mascot, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Temporary, Insanity Mail Bag Day: King Brak Don't Send in The Clowns, Cartoon Planet Storybook: My Brother Matt, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Virgo Smells like Cartoon Planet, Mail Bag Day: Doo Dah, Messages from Outer Space: Gar Jr., Big Phat Ride, Closing Theme

9	November 5, 1997	The Big Mouths	Skits: Hole in the Floor Opening: Living Ghost, Funseekers Metalhead, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Galoshes, Brak's School Daze: Mask, Fat Head Day I Know This Guy, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Sagittarius, Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Omelette Pokin' Around, Blinking To Market Count, Floyd: The Oozing Killer Slime Monster in 3-D Zingor!, Mail Bag Day Theme, Fridge Magnet, Zorak Auditions Zit, Closing Theme 10	November 12, 1997	Tom Foolery	Opening: Zorak, Brak, and Moltar decide to play a series of pranks on Space Ghost. Skits: How Ya Doin'? Opening: Living Ghost, Water Geography: Leema, Mail Bag Day: Hinder, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Scorpio, I'm a Sock that's Dirty, Sunday Drive Moo Kaluka, Mail Bag Day: Mrs. Brak, Zorak's Beatnik Raps: Put the Cow Out, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Skinny Fell in a Hole, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Good Book, The Word For Today is Schmoozin', Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Lance, Everyone Needs Lovin', Talkin' in My Sleep (Naked), Fluffy Great Grape Ghost, Closing Theme

11	November 19, 1997	Goin' Ape	Skits: The Cartoon Planet Story, Life is Good Cooking With Brak 2 (Canceled), Ramblin' and Wanderin', Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: House Pets, Mail Bag Day Theme, Mail Bag Day: Wonder Woman, Brak's School Daze: Never Trust a Monkey Pineapple, Mail Bag Day Theme, Mail Bag Day: Chris Funk, Mashed Potatoes, Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Yeats (The Lover Tells of the Perfect Beauty), The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Skunky the Fur Trapper, Who's on First?, Yes Means No Brak, Dreams of Earth: Sheila Darnworth, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Nice Hoodleehoo, Talkin' in My Sleep (Test), Mr. Blinky 2 It, Stunk Closing Theme 12	November 26, 1997	Forbidden Socks	Skits: Living Ghost Top Five Cartoons: "NASA" Countdown (first segment only), Cold Open: Mr. Smiley Face, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Little Red Riding Hood, Learnin' to Talk Italian, Lesson Three (Dinner Conversation), Stain Nightmare, Brak's School Daze: The Future, Mail Bag Day: Venezuela, Geography: Pencil-vania, Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Nevermore, Mail Bag Day: Mandy Wake Up!/Not the Wake Up Song!, Messages from Outer Space: Krell, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: The Squishey Monster, De Der Down Video—Interactive Matthew Pants!, Closing Theme 13	December 3, 1997	The Empire Strikes Brak	Opening: Space Ghost and gang spoof the hit movie The Empire Strikes Back. Skits Pizza Opening: Living Ghost, Brak's Comedy Gold #2 Nasty No Pants!, Zorak the Love Bug: Love Names Page 2 (The Rest of The Story), Cherry Tree Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Ol' Runnin' Zorak, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Taking, Candy Cranberry Blues, Mail Bag Day Theme, Mail Bag Day: Ruler of Earth, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Aries, Count Floyd: The Revenge of the Ghost Chicken, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Making Friends, Scat Sandwich (Version 2—with lighting effects), Mail Bag Day Theme, Mail Bag Day: Meeting The TV Today is Noodle Day, Closing Theme

14	December 10, 1997	Momma! Skits: Raise Opening: Living Ghost No Script, I Love Beans, Something 2 Think About: Change, Brak's School Daze: Twister, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Owa Tapi Gyam, Space Ghost Bo Bost Why Do Fools?, On Friendship I Love You Baby, Mail Mag Day: Cottage Cheese, Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Corned Beef, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: My Dog Ate My Homework, Mr. Blinky Poem #1, I Don't Wanna Work Mistakes, Zorak's Blues, Mail Bag Day: Crazy Home, Talkin' in My Sleep (Tolarkian), New Powerbands Lima Beans, Closing Theme 15	December 17, 1997	Space Ghost Dearest	Skits: Rehearse Opening: Living Ghost Thinkers, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Leo Crazy Lovesick Fool, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Plankton, Brak's School Daze: Yearbook Vacation, Spots of The Universe: Mr. Beak's Thrill Park, The Word For Today is Skallywag, The Song That Never Ends, Poets' Corner Theme, Zorak's Beatnik Raps: Marconi, Cartoon Planet Storybook: Texas, Bob Hero in His Own Mind 2 (Elvis), Mail Bag Day: Tom and Vinny, Don't Touch Me I'm A Freak, Six Little Ducks #1, Mail Bag Day: Cake Mixer, Everybody Wants 2 B, Space Ghost Penguin, Joke Blinking Contest Bikini, Closing Theme 16	December 24, 1997 (Christmas Eve)	A Life in a Day	Skits: The Cartoon Planet Story, Brak's Tales of Suspense: Milk Nuts, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Capricorn, What Day is It?, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Rodeo Clown Why?, Today is Beans & Franks Day, Mail Bag Day: Upstairs, I Love Almost Everybody, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Texas, Bob's Vacation Babes G'day, Mate Big Head, Messages from Outer Space: Perk, Fight the Power Bands, Poets' Corner Theme, Do Jobbie What are Little Girls Made Of?, Fanny Fisher, Closing Theme 17	December 31, 1997 (New Year's Eve)	Where's the Beach? Skits: Space Ghost is Sad Opening: Living Ghost, Brak's Comedy Gold #6, Silent Treatment, Bad Bug Brak's School Daze: Mayonnaise, Mail Bag Day, Zorak the Love Bug, Bearded Lady, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Pisces, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Santa Claus, Brak's Dreams of Earth, Lost Dog Down to the River, Mail Bag Day: Blue Tail, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: Timmy Doesn't Have a Nose, Geography, Pet Peeve Today is Onions Day, Blah Blah Blah!, Poets' Corner Theme, Shakespeare (Measure for Measure, Act IV, Scene I), Highway 40 Revisited, Zorak Mind Reader, Six Little Ducks #2, Minky Boodle, Closing Theme 18	January 7, 1998	Deadly Blasts of Hot Air	Skits: The Camera Loves Me Opening: Living Ghost, Brak's School Daze: Gym Class, Human Resources Water, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Shoe, Mail Bag Day: Zorak Doggie, Learnin' to Talk Italian: Lesson Four (Useful Terms), Ranch Dip Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Aunt Martha Baloney Sandwich, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: What Goes Around Comes Around, Where is my Sandwich?, Imaginary Count Floyd: Count Floyd's First Movie, I'm a Cucumber Mantisland, Oh Fun Key Bay Bee, Mail Bag Day: Mantis Bottle, Mr. Blinky #1 (Trolley Bells), Muh Nuh Muh Nuh, Closing Theme 19	January 14, 1998	Toot! Toot! Skits: Tip Opening: Living Ghost, Cooking With Brak 1 (Pu Pu Pu), D'ya Know What I Was Just Thinking?, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Snack Ramblin' and Wanderin', Mail Bag Day Theme: Opening, Mail Bag Day: Venus Page 2 (The Rest of The Story), Morty Khan Poets' Corner Theme, Poets' Corner: Tangerine Who?, Don't Send in The Clowns, Mail Bag Day Theme: Opening, Mail Bag Day: We Love You, Man Chuckie Monkey in Fairyland, The Word For Today is Gracias Metalhead, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: What Does My Second Cousin Do? Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Underwear, Learn to be Evil, Closing Theme 20	January 21, 1998	Attack of the Cute Little Pups	Skits: Tortellini Opening: Living Ghost, Brak's Comedy Gold #5, Stuffed Pork Chops, Zorak's Nuggets of Joy: Spankin', Spoon Front Door/Backside, Zorak's Horrorscopes: Taurus, Mr. Fanmail I'm a Little Teapot, The Word For Today is Cooperation, Bad Mood, Zorak's Helpful Hints Theme, Zorak's Helpful Hints: Homework, Brak's Hawaiian Vacation Get Lost, The Cartoon Planet Storybook: My Teddy Bear is Missing, Messages From Outer Space: Shiny Boy, Cranberry Blues, Poets' Corner Theme, Mr. Blinky Poem #2, Geography: Iowa Burp, Closing Theme 21	January 28, 1998	Those Miserables	Skits: The Cartoon Planet Story Hoodleehoo, Ordinary Guy Don't Touch Me Ramblin' and Wanderin', Highway 40 Revisited, What Day is It?, Metalhead Baloney Sandwich Down to the River Water, I Love Almost Everybody, Crazy Lovesick Fool, I Love You Baby, Stain, I Love Beans, Mashed Potatoes, Closing Theme 22	February 4, 1998	Ratingspalooza	Skits: A Message From The Cartoon Planet Producers Opening: Sleepy Ghost, Nothing Ratings #1 (One Line, Two Lines, Red Lines, Blue Lines), Ratings #2 (Backwards Chart), Puppy/Furniture Ratings #3 (Old Yeller), Ratings #4 (Don't Joke About Ratings), Ratings #5 (One to Ten), Ratings #6 (It Can Count!), Stupid Stuff Ratings #7 (Hard Sell), Ratings #9 (Noisy Brak), Ratings #10 (Monkeys), The Goat-Footed Balloon Man Ratings #11 (Research), Ratings #12 (Ultra-7), Wussy, Closing Theme Season 2 (2012) This season returns the show to its original one-hour format and also features episode segments from various cartoon shows. Instead of classic 1960s-era cartoons being showcased like the original format, this show now features Cartoon Network's earlier original cartoons, such as Dexter's Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, and many more. Each show usually features 4 11-minute episodes, or 3 7-minute episodes and two 11-minute episodes.

This season features the return of Brak and Zorak hosting, without Space Ghost, although in a skit for episode 25, a tiny clone of Space Ghost can be found on Brak's coffee mug.

The opening sequences of the Cartoon Network cartoons have been cut-short as of the 2010s.

Episode #	Original air date	Skits/Shows 1	March 30, 2012	Skits: Pizza Song, Zorak's Poetry Beat, Dating Tips with Brak, Brak Complaints about Mustard, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Bushido Potatoes Shows: Dexter's Laboratory—"Jurassic Pooch" (7 minutes), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Seeing Red" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Johnny Bravo Meets Adam West" (7 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Birthday Bash" (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I Am Ambassador" (7 minutes)

2	April 6, 2012	Skits: I'm a beanstalk, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Plap—Chicken Flavored, Dating Tips with Brak, Fountain Drop and Cheez Crickets Shows: The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Chocolate Sailor" (11 minutes), Ed, Edd n Eddy—"Honor Thy Ed" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Chowder's Girlfriend" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Campers All Pull Pants" (11 minutes)

Note: One part of Zorak and Brak singing in the end credits was removed for the current remainder of the series.

3	April 13, 2012 (Friday the 13th)	Skits: Brak Impersonates as a Chicken, Brak annoys Zorak, Dating Tips with Brak, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Make You Go Splat!, Plop—Chicken Flavored Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Scuba-Scuba Doo" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: D.O.D.G.E.B.A.L.L." (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I.R. Gentlemans" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Way of the Dee Dee" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"The Pie Who Loved Me" (7 minutes)

4	April 20, 2012	Skits: Zorak's Poetry Beat, Make Stuff Happen on the T.V., Toilet Plops, Zorak's Video Game Chats, Zorak wants Dinner Shows: The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Beard Buddies" (11 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Cow Loves Piles" (7 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Toadblatt's School of Sorcery" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory (Dial 'M' for Monkey)—"Peltra" (7 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Bravo Dooby-Doo" (7 minutes)

5	April 27, 2012	Skits: MONKEYS!, Make Stuff Happen on the T.V., Corman's Happy Doots, Zorak Reviews Family Haircuts Extreme Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Bubblevicious" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"The Big Cheese" (11 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Ain't Too Proud to Egg" (11 minutes)

6	May 4, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Everyone Knows It's Bendy" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Bubbie's Tummy Ache" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Brain Grub" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"So in Louvres Are We Two" (11 minutes)

7	May 11, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Dexter's Laboratory—"Quackor the Fowl" (7 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: H.U.G.S." (11 minutes),The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Tricycle of Terror" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Run Johnny Run" (7 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Happy Meat" (7 minutes)

8	May 18, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Revenge of the Chicken from Outer Space" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"The Battle of the Pimple-back Mountain" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Boogie Frights" (11 minutes)

9	May 25, 2012	Skits: Brak's Comedy Jokes, Dating Tips with Brak, Toilet Plops, Zorak's Video Game Chats, Brak's Dream Shows: The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Several Leagues Under the Sea" (11 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Super-Model Cow" (7 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Meet the Reaper" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory (Dial 'M' for Monkey)—Rasslor (7 minutes), Johnny Bravo—T is for Trouble (11 minutes)

Note: First episode where one of the Cartoon Network programming had credits fully shown on the calendar (October 2012). This will happen again in the 35th episode.

10	June 1, 2012	Skits: Brak Sings a Song, Make Stuff Happen on the TV, Zorak wants Dinner, Poking at the TV Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Courage Meets Bigfoot" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: P.I.R.A.T.E." (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I.R. On Sun" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dexter's Rival" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Evil Goes Wild" (7 minutes)

11	June 8, 2012	Skits: Zorak's Poetry Beat, Bushido Potatoes, Dating Tips with Brak Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Stuck Up, Up and Away" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Parasitic Pal" (11 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Inoculation Day" (11 minutes)

12	June 15, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends—"Bloo's Brothers" (11 minutes), Chowder—"The Froggy Apple Crumple Thumpkin" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Cammie Island" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Night of the Weremole" (11 minutes)

13	June 22, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Dexter's Laboratory—"Star Spangled Sidekicks" (7 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: I.-S.C.R.E.A.M." (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Puddle Jumping" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Endless Bummer" (7 minutes), I Am Weasel—"Power of Odor" (7 minutes)

14	June 29, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Marshmallow Jones" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Ice Sore" (11 minutes),Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Dr. Le Quack, Amnesia Specialist" (11 minutes)

15	July 6, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Chowder—"Stinky Love" (11 minutes), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Sight for Sore Eyes" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Shave and a Haircut, Two Friends" (11 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Grub Drive" (11 minutes)

16	July 13, 2012 (Friday the 13th)	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Major Competition" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory (Dial 'M' for Monkey)—"Magmanamus" (7 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Chicken Ball Z", (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Evil Con Carne" (7 minutes), Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi—"Ami Ami" (7 minutes) Note: This is the only time Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi aired on the block.

17	July 20, 2012	Skits: Pizza Song, Zorak's Poetry Beat, Bushido Potatoes, Desk of Brak, Dating Tips with Brak Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Cajun Granny Stew" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: N.O.-P.O.W.U.H." (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"This Bridge Not Weasel Bridge" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dexter Dodgeball" (7 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Who Is Super Cow?" (7 minutes)

18	July 27, 2012	Skits: Brak Sings a Song, What's in my Mouth?, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Dating Tips with Brak (Olympics Episode) Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Mommy Fearest" (11 minutes),The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"How the West was Fun" (11 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Me Adam, You Jake" (11 minutes)

19	August 3, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Seeing Red" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Lights Out" (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Modern Primitives." (7 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I Are Big Star" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Everybody Loves Uncle Bob" (7 minutes)

Note: A typo occurred on Cartoon Network's schedule. The Camp Lazlo episode was known as Swimming Buddy instead of Lights Out, which was in fact vice versa.

20	August 10, 2012	Skits: Brak Sings a Song, Brak's Dream, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Desk of Brak, Zorak's Video Game Chats, Old Man's Lawn Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"The Powerpuff Girls' Best Rainy Day Adventure Ever" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory (Dial 'M' for Monkey)—"Simion" (7 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"A Grim Surprise" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Bring Me the Face of Hector Con Carne" (7 minutes)

21	August 24, 2012	Skits: Pizza Song, Zorak's Poetry Beat, Dating Tips with Brak, What's In My Mouth?, Brak's Comedy Jokes Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Mr. Mojo's Rising" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Shave and a Haircut... Two Friends!" (11 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Bubble or Nothing" (11 minutes)

22	August 31, 2012	Skits: Desk of Brak, Dating Tips with Brak, Brak's Dream, Zorak's Video Game Chats Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Phone Home" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Lights Out" (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"It's Hokey Mon!" (7 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I.R. Mommy" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Son of Evil" (7 minutes)

Notes: First episode to air at the last day of a month. After this episode, Cartoon Planet was in an indefinite hiatus for just over a month, being replaced with Flicks, Level Up or Dragons: Riders/Defenders of Berk.

23	October 5, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Night of the Weremole" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: T.R.I.C.K.Y." (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I Am Vampire" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Jurassic Pooch" (7 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Happy Meat" (7 minutes)

Notes: First holiday-themed episode, presumably "Halloween". This episode beat the first (original) season's record for 22 episodes with 23 episodes. This was also the first episode to air on Cartoon Network after Cartoon Planet's month-long hiatus.

24	October 12, 2012	Skits: Mini Brak Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Insect Inside" (11 minutes) My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"It's the Scary Old Custodian, Adam Lyon" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"K'nuckles is a Filthy Rat" (11 minutes)

25	October 19, 2012	Skits: Introducing Little Brak, Little Brak Sings, Zorak's Comedy Jokes, Zootie McGee's Hole Punchers Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Everyone Knows it's Bendy" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Hallobeanies" (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I Am Franken-Weasel" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Max Courage" (7 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Ghost or Gregory?" (7 minutes), Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi—"Talent Suckers" (7 minutes)

Notes: First episode to use brand-new skits instead of recycled skits from past episodes. Also, a Space Ghost clone makes a cameo on Brak's coffee mug in the first skit.

26	November 2, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Boogie Frights" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory (Dial 'M' for Monkey)—"Magmanamus" (7 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Tween Wolf" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"League of Destruction" (7 minutes)

27	November 9, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Bad Hair Day" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: P.I.R.A.T.E." (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I.R. Gentlemans" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dexter's Rival" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory (Dial 'M' for Monkey)—"Peltra" (7 minutes)

28	November 16, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Beat Your Greens" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Marshmallow Jones" (11 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Shark Attack" (11 minutes)

29	November 23, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Bloo's Brothers" (11 minutes), Chowder—"The Thrice Cream Man" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"How the West Was Fun" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Demon in the Mattress" (11 minutes)

30	November 30, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows:, Dexter's Laboratory—"Mock 5" (7 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: T.U.R.N.I.P." (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy—"Spider's Little Daddy" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Bleack Blanket Bravo" (7 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Field Trip To Folsom Prison" (7 minutes), Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi—"Puffylicious" (7 minutes)

31	December 14, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Nutbacker" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: A.R.C.T.I.C." (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"Happy Baboon Holidays" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dexter vs. Santa's Claws" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Christmas Con Cane" (7 minutes)

32	December 21, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Tough Love" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Snow Beans" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Back on Shaq" (11 minutes)

33	December 28, 2012	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Everyone Knows it's Bendy" (11 minutes), Chowder—"The Vacation" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"The Sweet Life" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Duck Brothers" (11 minutes)

Season 3 (2013–14) Episode #	Original air date	Skits/Shows 34	January 4, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Dexter's Laboratory—"Lab of The Lost" (7 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: C.A.T.S." (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Opposite Day" (7 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Cool Kids" (11 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Squirt the Daisies" (7 minutes)

Note: First time Cartoon Planet gets another season on the same series (revival version).

35	January 11, 2013	Skits: Brak's Comedy Jokes Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Lumpy Treasure" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Monkey See, Doggie Do" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Hothead" (11 minutes), Robotomy—"Bling Thing" (11 minutes)

Notes: First episode to feature a Cartoon Network show that has been discontinued or short-lived.

36	January 18, 2013	Skits: Brak Complaint Letters, Zorak's Comedy Jokes, Brak Impersonates as a Chicken, Mama's Hot Dogs Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Freaky Fred" (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I.R. Plant Life" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Old Man Dexter" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Fools Paradise" (7 minutes), Secret Mountain Fort Awesome—"Teleport-a-Potty" (11 minutes)

Notes: First episode to feature a current Cartoon Network show that has been on hiatus.

37	January 25, 2013	Skits: Complaint Letter, Ole to a Desiased Chimpanzee, Dating Tips With Brak, What's in My Mouth? Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Octi Evil" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Tree Hugger" (11 minutes), Ed, Edd n Eddy—"Hot Buttered Ed" (11 minutes), The Problem Solverz—"Time Twister" (11 minutes)

38	February 1, 2013	Skits: Zorak's Poetry Beat, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Plap, Dating Tips with Brak, Toilet Plops Shows: Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends—"Sight for Sore Eyes" (11 minutes), Chowder—"The Flibber-Flabber Diet" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Several Leagues Above the Sea" (11 minutes), Robotomy—"The Playdate" (11 minutes)

39	February 8, 2013	Skits: Brak Impresonates as a Chicken, Dating Tips With Brak, Dating Tips With Brak, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Make You go Splat!, Zorak's Comedy Jokes Shows: Dexter's Laboratory—"Sassy Come Home" (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Keeper of the Reaper" (7 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Bravo, James Bravo" (7 minutes), Cow & Chicken—"Cow's Instincts... Don't It?" (7 minutes), Secret Mountain Fort Awesome—"Monster Cops" (11 minutes)

40	February 15, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Snake Eyes" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"The Bare Facts" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Journey to the Center of Nowhere" (11 minutes), The Problem Solverz—"Video games" (11 minutes)

41	February 22, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Gods Must Be Goosey" (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I, Architect" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dexter's Assistant" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"Ultimate Evil" (7 minutes), Robotomy—"Bling Thing" (11 minutes)

42	March 1, 2013	Skits: Buster the Bear, Brak's Dream, Brak's Comedy Jokes,Pasta Grandma's Eat! Eat!, Brak Chicken Impression Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Mime for a Change" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Racing Slicks" (11 minutes), Ed, Edd n Eddy—"Fool on an Ed" (11 minutes), Secret Mountain Fort Awesome—"Secret Mountain Fort Love" (11 minutes)

Notes: Final episode to feature an episode of Secret Mountain Fort Awesome.

43	March 8, 2013	Skits: Mini Brek, Dating Tips With Brak, Make Stuff Happen on the T.V., Make You Go Splat! Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Phone Home" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Chowder Grows Up" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Kid Nickles" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Heads of Beef" (11 minutes)

44	March 15, 2013	Skits: Zorak's Poatry Beat, Brak's Comedy Joke, Horse Pellas, Controller's Running out of Power, More Brek's Comedy Jokes, Brek's Dream Shows: Dexter's Laboratory—"Golden Diskette" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation B.U.T.T." (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Be a Fred be very a Fred" (7 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Jumbo Johnny" (7 minutes), Cow & Chicken—"The Molting Fairy" (7 minutes)

45	March 29, 2013	Skits: Zorak's Poetry Beat, Brak's Comedy Joke, Horse Pellas, Controller's Running out of Power, More Brak's Comedy Jokes, Brak's Dream Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Evil Weevil" (7 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation P.I.A.N.O." (11 minutes), I Am Weasel—"I.R. Pixie Fairie" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dream Machine" (7 minutes), Evil Con Carne—"The Trouble with Skarrina" (7 minutes)

46	April 5, 2013	Skits: Zorak's Poatry Beat, Brak's Comedy Joke, Horse Pellas, Controller's Running out of Power, More Brek's Comedy Jokes, Brek's Dream Shows: Camp Lazlo—"It's No Picnic" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Supper Villain" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Klub Katz" (11 minutes), Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy—"A Pinch to Grow an Ed" (11 minutes)

47	April 12, 2013	Skits: Mini Break, Make Yo Go Splat!, Zorak's Poetry Beat Shows: My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Shiney Thing" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Queen of the Black Puddle" (11 minutes), Scaredy Squirrel—"There in No 'I' in Groceries" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"The Sensitive Male" (11 minutes)

Note: This is the first episode to show a Canadian/Teletoon/YTV programming. It broke the block's original tradition because of that.

48	April 19, 2013	Skits: Toilet Plops Shows: Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends—"Seeing Red" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Mung on the Rock" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"No Syrup for Old Flapjack" (11 minutes), Almost Naked Animals—"What Would Batty Do?" (11 minutes)

49	April 26, 2013	Skits: Zorak's Poetry Beat, Family Barber Extreme, Happy Doots, Mini Brek, Zorak's Comedy Joke, Weirdest Dream Shows: Dexter's Laboratory—"Sister Mom" (11 minutes), Tom and Jerry Tales—"Power Tom" (7 minutes), Codename Kids Next Door—"Operation: L.I.Z.Z.I.E." (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Nursery Crimes" (7 minutes), Cow and Chicken—"Crash Dive!" (7 minutes)

Note: This is the first episode to show a programming produced by Warner Bros. Animation.

50	May 3, 2013	Skits: The Incident, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Bushido Potatoes, Old Man's Lawn Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Beans and Pranks" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Beat Your Greens" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Magic Tree of Nowhere" (11 minutes), Scaredy Squirrel—"The Coast is Fear" (11 minutes)

51	May 10, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends—"Bloo's Brothers" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Stinky Love" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Footburn" (11 minutes), Almost Naked Animals—"Hurricane Seasoning" (11 minutes)

52	May 17, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename Kids Next Door—"Operation: Z.O.O." (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Babysitter Blues" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Courage Meets Bigfoot" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"The Aisle of Mixed-Up Toys", Tom and Jerry Tales—"Bend It Like Thomas" (11 minutes)

53	May 24, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Lyon of Scrimmage" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"You Snooze, You Lose" (11minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Camp Kidney Stinks" (11 minutes), Scaredy Squirrel—"Way of the Fishlips" (11 minutes)

54	May 31, 2013	Skits: Zorak's Poetry Beat, Brak's Comedy Joke, Plap Chicken Flaver, Dating Tips Woth Brek, Fountain Drop Sode & Cheeze Crickets Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Prickly Pining Dining" (11 minutes), Codename Kids Next Door—"Operation: C.A.M.P." (11 minutes), Ed, Edd n' Eddy—"Look Into My Eds" (11 minutes), Almost Naked Animals—"The Duck Vinci Code" (11 minutes)

55	June 7, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Night of the Scarecrow" (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy—"Really Odd Couple (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Space Case" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"That's a Wrap!" (11 minutes), Tom and Jerry Tales—"Spaced Out Cat" (11 minutes)

56	June 14, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Loogie Llama" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Imaginary Fiend" (11 minutes), MAD—"The Straight A-Team / Gaming's Next Top Princess" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Nowhere TV" (11 minutes)

Note: This is the first episode to show a currently-running Cartoon Network show. The end credits for the Almost Naked Animals episode "Imaginary Fiend" was shown in place of those for the Powerpuff Girls episode of the same name.

57	June 21, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Chowder—"At Your Service" (11 minutes), MAD—"G.I. E.I. Joe / Dog with a Captain's Log" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Oh Brother" (11 minutes), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Seeing Red" (11 minutes)

58	June 27, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Octi Evil" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Cajun Granny Stew" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: T.U.R.N.I.P." (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Gone Fishin' (Sort of)" (11 minutes)

59	June 28, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: MAD—"Papa / 1600 Finn" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Hunchback of Nowhere" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation O.F.F.I.C.E." (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dexter's Wacky Races" (11 minutes)

60	July 5, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Yesterday's Funny Monkey" (11 minutes), MAD—"Les the Miz / Lex Factor" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"It's No Picnic" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Major Competition" (11 minutes)

61	July 11, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Little Muriel" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: C.O.W.G.I.R.L." (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Float Trippers" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"The Powerpuff Girls' Best Rainy Day Adventure Ever" (11 minutes)

62	July 12, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Ed, Edd n' Eddy—"A Boy and His Ed" (11 minutes), Almost Naked Animals—"Employee of the Month for Life"(11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Marshmallow Jones" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: P.O.I.N.T" (11 minutes)

63	July 18, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"How the West Was Fun!" (11 minutes), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Sight for Sore Eyes" (11 minutes), Ed, Edd n Eddy—"Avast Ye Eds!" (11 minutes), MAD—"Twilight: Breaking Down / GOllum On" (11 minutes)

64	July 19, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy—"A Dumb Wish" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dimwit Dexter" (11 minutes), Tom and Jerry Tales—"Fire Breathing Tomcat" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Lookin' For Love (in all the Wrong Barrels)" (11 minutes)

65	July 25, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation P.I.R.A.T.E." (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Mommy Fearest" (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange—"Island of Dr. Fruitenstein" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Chowder's Girlfriend" (11 minutes)

66	July 26, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"The Nothing Club" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Schoolhouse Rocked" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Shirley the Medium" (11 minutes), MAD—"Wreck It Gandalph / The Big Bird Theory" (11 minutes)

67	August 1, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Lights Out" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: M.I.N.I.-G.O.L.F." (11 minutes), MAD—"George Washington: Cherry Tree Chopper / Star Wars Earned Stripes" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Revenge of the Chicken from Outer Space" (11 minutes)

68	August 2, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Phone Home" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Snarked" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Burple Nurples" (11 minutes), MAD—"Pokémonsters, Inc. / Bane & Kate" (11 minutes)

69	August 9, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: MAD—"The Perks of Being a Wallcrawler / Regular Shogun Warriors" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Great Fusilli" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: Q.U.I.E.T." (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Go, Dexter Family, Go!" (11 minutes)

70	August 15, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: S.H.A.V.E." (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Dosey Doe" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Cootie Gras" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Cowboy Courage" (11 minutes)

71	August 16, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Collect Her" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Movie Night" (11 minutes), MAD—"Fantastic Four Christmases / Red & White Collar" (11 minutes), My Gym Partner's a Monkey—"Le Switcharoo" (11 minutes)

72	August 23, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Ed, Edd n' Eddy—"Nagged To Ed" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"No Beads, No Business" (11 minutes), Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends—"Bloo's Brothers" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: T.O.M.M.Y." (11 minutes),

73	August 30, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Robot Randy" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Pun Times" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Hip Hop Flop" (7 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy—"Mandy the Swimmer" (7 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Double Trouble" (7 minutes),

Notes: Final episode to air on a Friday since its timeslot has been replaced with Pizza Night with Pizza Steve and Cartoon Planet has been moved to the weekends.

74	September 7, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Parasitic Pal" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Stuck Up, Up and Away" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: I-S.C.R.E.A.M." (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Courage Meets Bigfoot" (11 minutes),

75	September 8, 2013	Skits: UK National Anthem, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Make you go Splat!, Buster the Bear, Shows: MAD—"Batsby / Big Time Gold Rush" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Several Leagues Under the Sea" (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy—"The Problem With Billy" (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange—"Island of Dr. Fruitenstein" (11 minutes)

76	September 14, 2013	Skits: Brak's Comedy Jokes, Make you go Splat!, Chicken Impression, Zorak's Poetry Beat, Pizza Song, Happy Doots Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Marshmallow Jones" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation N.O.-P.O.W.U.H" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Schnitzel Makes a Deposit" (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange—"Orange's Run" (11 minutes)

77	September 15, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Paste Makes Waste" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: T.H.E.-F.L.Y." (11 minutes), MAD—"The Life of Rhyme / Here Come Yogi Boo Boo" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Le Quack Balloon" (11 minutes)

78	September 22, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: D.A.T.E." (11 minutes), Ed, Edd & Eddy—"Tag Yer Ed" (11 minutes), MAD—"Cliffordfield / Big Time Rushmore" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Shave and a Haircut... Two Friends" (11 minutes)

79	September 28, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Lights Out" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—Operation: R.A.I.N.B.O.W.S. (11 minutes), Chowder—"Sing Beans (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange—"Marshmallow Wedding" (11 minutes)

80	September 29, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Game" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: C.A.B.L.E.-T.V." (11 minutes), MAD—"Bourne Leg as Turkey / PilGrimm" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Precious, Wonderful, Adorable, Lovable Ducking" (11 minutes)

81	October 5, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Phone Home" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Insect Inside" (11 minutes), MAD—"Lone Rango / Whose" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Mechanical Genie Island" (11 minutes)

82	October 6, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Ed, Edd & Eddy—"Laugh Ed, Laugh" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Meatman" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Telephonies" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Night of the Vampire" (11 minutes)

83	October 12, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy—"Bad News Ghoul" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Hallobeanies" (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Dream Scheme" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Human Habitrail" (11 minutes)

84	October 13, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: MAD—"Star Bleech Into Dumbness / Stark Tank" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Eye Sea You" (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy—"Lil' Porkchop" (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange—"Orange Say Knock You Out" (11 minutes), Ed, Edd & Eddy—"Dawn of the Eds" (11 minutes)

85	October 20, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: T.R.I.C.K.Y. (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Bravo Dooby-Doo" (7 minutes), Chowder—"Chowder Loses His Hat" (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange—"Peartegeist" (11 minutes)

86	October 26, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: TBA

87	November 2, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: TBA

Notes: On this date, Cartoon Planet began airing daily.

88	November 3, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo- Hello Dolly (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory- Dee Dee and the Man (11 minutes), Chowder -The Heavy Sleeper (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange -Armagourdon (11 minutes)

89	November 4, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door- Operation T.E.E.T.H. (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog- A Night At The Katz Motel (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo- My Funny Looking Friend (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo- It's No Picnic

90	November 5, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls- Tough Love (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory- Sassy Comes Home (11 minutes), Johnny Test- Johnny's New Super Mega Villain (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball- The Flakers (11 minutes)

91	November 6, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo- Lumpy Treasure (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack- That's A Wrap (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog- The Duck Brothers (11 minutes), The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange- Avocadotar (11 minutes)

92	November 7, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door- Operation: C.A.T.S. (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls- Monkey See, Doggie Do (11 minutes), MAD- "S" Cape From Planet Earth, X-Mentalist (11 minutes), Johnny Test- Johnny and the Beanstalk (11 minutes)

93	November 8, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog- Hothead (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory- Photo Finish (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo- Tree Hugger (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball- The Bumpkin (11 minutes)

94	November 9, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: TBA

95	November 10, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: TBA

96	November 12, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: TBA

97	November 13, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: TBA

98	November 14, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: TBA

99	November 15, 2013	Skits: Flo, Flo, What Do You Know?; Things That Annoy Zorak, Advice from Brak's Sweet Old Mother, Dating Tips with Brak, Brak's Comedy Jokes Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"So in Louvre Are We Two" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"LABretto" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"The Big Cheese" (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Fridge" (11 minutes)

100	November 17, 2013	Skits: What's in My Mouth?, Zorak's Poetry Beat, Dating Tips with Brak, Authentic Bushido Potatoes, Pizza Song Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Irreconcilable Dungferences" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"That's Entertainment!" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Panfake" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Family Business" (11 minutes)

101	November 18, 2013	Skits: Here's a Song About a Little Friend of Mine, Sharing a Joke with My Little Clone, Zorak's Poetry Beat, Brak's Version of the UK National Anthem, Brak's Comedy Jokes Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: R.A.I.N.B.O.W.S." (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Revenge of the Chicken from Outer Space" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"The Sensitive Male!" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"The Battle of Pimpleback Mountain" (11 minutes)

102	November 19, 2013	Skits: Brak's Comedy Jokesx2, Beak Brush, Dating Tips with Brak, Things That Annoy Zorak Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Boogie Frights" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Dyno-Might" (11 minutes), Johnny Test—"Johnny Unplugged" (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Remote" (11 minutes)

103	November 20, 2013	Skits: Brak's Complaint Letter, Advice from Brak's Sweet Old Mother, Authentic Bushido Potatoes, Dating Tips with Brak, What's in My Mouth? Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Parasitic Pal" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Bubbie's Tummy Ache" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Courage Meets Bigfoot" (11 minutes), Annoying Orange—"Orange the Red" (11 minutes)

104	November 21, 2013	Skits: Zorak's Poetry Beat, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Plap Chicken Flavor, Advice from Brak's Sweet Old Mother Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: P.I.R.A.T.E." (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Stuck Up, up and Away" (11 minutes), MAD—"Reply All/Randy Savage: 9th Grade Wrestler" (11 minutes), Johnny Test—"Johnny Susan, Susan Johnny" (11 minutes)

105	November 22, 2013	Skits: Buster the Bear, Brak's Song Is Interrupted by a Monkey, Make Stuff Happen on the TV, Pizza Song, Clones Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Dr. Le Quack, Amnesia Specialist" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Lab of the Lost" (7 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"The Wig of Why" (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Authority" (11 minutes)

106	November 23, 2013	Skits: Flo, Flo, What Do You Know?; Pizza Song, Dating Tips with Brak, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Make Stuff Happen on the TV Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: P.O.P." (11 minutes), The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"The House of No Tomorrow" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Banned from the Stand" (11 minutes), Annoying Orange—"Orange Julius Caesar" (11 minutes)

107	November 24, 2013	Skits: I'm a ..., Dating Tips with Brak, You're the Most ..., Advice from Brak's Sweet Old Mother, Brak's Version of the UK National Anthem, Things That Annoy Zorak Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Daylight Savings" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Hamhocks and Armlocks" (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Picnic" (11 minutes), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends—"Seeing Red" (11 minutes)

108	November 25, 2013	Skits: Brak's Comedy Jokes, Bored, Beak Brush, I'm a ..., Dating Tips with Brak Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: B.U.T.T." (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Gods Must Be Goosey" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"Bravo Dooby-Doo" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Beans & Pranks" (11 minutes)

109	December 2, 2013	Skits: Pizza Song, Zorak's Poetry Beat, Dating Tips with Brak, What's in My Mouth?, Authentic Bushido Potatoes Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Beat Your Greens" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Sister Mom" (11 minutes), Johnny Test—"Johnny's Monster Mash" (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Secret" (11 minutes)

110	December 3, 2013	Skits: "I'm an Eggplant" Song, Brak's Comedy Jokes, Dating Tips with Brak, Brak's Complaint Letter, Plap Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Beans Are from Mars" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Several Leagues Above the Sea!" (11 minutes), Annoying Orange—"Cereal Killer" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"1000 Years of Courage" (11 minutes)

111	December 8, 2013	Skits: "Buster the Bear" song, Pizza Song Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: B.U.T.T." (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Gods Must Be Goosey" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Beans & Pranks" (11 minutes)

Notes: This episode only showed three shows, and other than the skits shown, was almost an exact replica of Episode #107, which incidentally, showed the Johnny Bravo "Bravo Dooby-Doo" episode.

112	December 16, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Garfield Show—"Caroling Capers" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Low Tidings" (30 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Nutcracker" (11 minutes)

Notes: First time a 30-minute episode airs.

113	December 17, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: A Johnny Bravo Christmas, Camp Lazlo—"Kamp Kringle" (30 minutes)

Note: First time an hour-long episode airs.

114	December 18, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: S.N.O.W.I.N.G." (30 minutes), MAD—"Da Grinchy Code / Duck", Johnny Test—"A Holly Johnny Christmas" (11 minutes)

115	December 19, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Garfield Show—"Turkey Trouble" (11 minutes), Chowder—"Hey Hey, It's Knishmas!" (30 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"Christmas" (11 minutes)

116	December 20, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Billy & Mandy Save Christmas", Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Snowman Cometh" (11 minutes)

117	December 22, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy—"Billy & Mandy Save Christmas", Courage the Cowardly Dog—"The Nutcracker" (11 minutes)

118	December 23, 2013	Skits: TBA Shows: Ed, Edd n Eddy—"Fa-La-La-La-Ed" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Snowman's Revenge" (11 minutes), Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: N.A.U.G.H.T.Y." (30 minutes)

119	January 5, 2014	Skits: TBA Shows: Camp Lazlo—"Parent's Day" (11 minutes), The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack—"Revenge" (11 minutes), Annoying Orange—"Fruiturama" (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Courage Meets the Mummy" (11 minutes)

Notes: Third time Cartoon Planet gets a third season on the same series (revival version).

120	January 11, 2014	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: M.U.N.C.H.I.E.S." (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Cat Man Do" (11 minutes), MAD—"World War ZZZZ / Shazam and Cat" (11 minutes), Johnny Test—"Johnny's Petting Zoo Posse" (11 minutes)

121	January 12, 2014	Skits: TBA Shows: Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Mega Muriel the Magnificent" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Unfornature Cookie" (11 minutes), Chowder—"A Job Well Dung" (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Helmet" (11 minutes)

122	January 18, 2014	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: L.U.N.C.H." (11 minutes), Courage the Cowardly Dog—"Bad Hair Day" (11 minutes), Johnny Bravo—"The Time of My Life" (11 minutes), Camp Lazlo—"Waiting for Edward" (11 minutes)

123	January 25, 2014	Skits: TBA Shows: The Powerpuff Girls—"Impeach Fuzz" (11 minutes), Dexter's Laboratory—"Muffin King" (7 minutes), Johnny Test—"Johnny vs. the Dukenator" (11 minutes), The Amazing World of Gumball—"The Internet" (11 minutes)

124	February 8, 2014	Skits: TBA Shows: Codename: Kids Next Door—"Operation: A.F.L.O.A.T." (11 minutes), The Powerpuff Girls—"Mo Job" (11 minutes), MAD—"Doraline / Monster Mashville" (11 minutes), Johnny Test—"99 Deeds of Johnny Test" (11 minutes)

Note: Final episode to air on Cartoon Network.

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