713:, Dexter Douglas gets the new Pinnacle Chip for his computer that was created by Roddy MacStew. Dexter's pet cat Mr. Chubbikins steps on the keyboard and enters the secret combination of letters and numbers that sucks Dexter into the computer when he hits the "delete" key, turning him into Freakazoid. This causes him and Roddy to be targeted by the evil Armando Guitierrez and his minions.
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826:(1.) Freakazoid has to stop the evil villain Longhorn from stealing a missile using robot-driven hot rod cars and his super truck. His new Freakmobile - which is featured in a fake in-show ad - helps him save the day, not to mention a special assist from the
1358:(1.) In a callback to the cold opening of episode 5, Joe tells a story about terrible things in the neighborhood in a rotating view like a man-eating plant eating a man, a man fighting his spouse on a ledge while being seduced by his sexy neighbor,
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764:(2.) A strange mishap sends Freakazoid back in time to Pearl Harbor in World War II. Can Freakazoid's sense of justice alter history itself? Can he take his eyes off the hula girls long enough to do so?
921:(4.) Freakazoid's odd jumping about and ranting gets him arrested by the Idiot Police. Freakazoid must now choose between 30 days in prison or a fate worse than death: listening to Fanboy's stories.
919:(3.) Fatman and Boy Blubber stand up for a kid's right to have his lunch...at least until they realize that he has a fattening sweet bun and go to extremes to prevent him from going too far.
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1628:(1.) While pursuing Cave Guy at a TV/comic book convention, Freakazoid takes in the sights, discovers to his disappointment that everyone is more interested in
288:(1.) Freakazoid announces the day's weather, getting more and more overexcited as he mentions more and more dangerous weather. He then comically calms down.
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1368:Freakazoid!
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372:Tom Ruegger
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1755:2007-06-30
1691:References
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1663:1997-06-01
1618:Written by
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1557:1997-02-14
1516:1997-02-07
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1442:1996-11-16
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1334:1996-11-02
1307:Animaniacs
1288:1996-09-28
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1188:1996-09-07
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366:"The Lobe"
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330:1995-09-16
249:1995-09-09
222:Written by
143:1997-06-01
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104:1996-02-17
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1746:episodes"
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1550:Ken Segal
1364:King Kong
1224:Paul Rugg
1106:Paul Rugg
1053:Paul Dini
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1033:Predator
938:Dan Riba
915:Kids' WB
728:Dan Riba
688:Dan Riba
434:Dan Riba
406:"Mo-Ron"
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