List of Eek! The Cat episodes

This is a list of episodes of the animated series Eek! The Cat. Also includes The Terrible Thunderlizards and Klutter! segments.

Series overview

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	13		September 11, 1992	December 26, 1992
	2	17		September 25, 1993	February 26, 1994
	3	14		September 10, 1994	July 8, 1995
	4	18		September 9, 1995	February 16, 1996
	5	13		September 9, 1996	August 1, 1997

Season 1 (1992)

The 1992 season, when it was Eek! The Cat.

Episode	Title	Written by	Original airdate	Prod. code
1	"Misereek"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	September 11, 1992	EC-01
Eek tries hard to get something to eat. He swaps places with Mittens owned by a crazy old lady to get good food but her abusive antics are too much. She takes him to the zoo to see the vet. He returns to his family, realising how much they want him.
2	"Bearz N' the Hood"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	September 19, 1992	EC-02
Eek goes to the mall to get an autograph from the Squishy Bearz for Wendy Elizabeth. The Rat Pack show up impersonating the Bearz to hold the mayor's statue for ransom. Eek manages to save the statue and clear the Squishy Bearz name.
3	"Catsanova"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	September 26, 1992	EC-03
Eek meets his love interest of a new neighbour, Annabelle. But her guard dog Sharky stands between the both of them. Cupid assists Eek to get Annabelle's attention. After many failed attempts, Eek finally succeeds. Guest appearance: Buck Henry as Cupid.
4	"Eek vs. the Flying Saucers"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	October 3, 1992	EC-03
Eek is met by an alien who needs help for his Earth school project. The alien is actually a hideous monster called Zoltar who catnaps Annabelle. Eek hitches a lift in a space rocket and saves both Annabelle and the Earth.
5	"Cape Fur"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	October 17, 1992	EC-06
Eek rescues a bunny and it moves into Eek's house. The bunny gets Eek in trouble, while Eek discovers the bunny is an evil psycho, but Eek's owners throw Eek out. Eek pursues the bunny and rescues his owners from a bomb. Guest appearance: Phil Hartman as Psycho Bunny.
6	"HallowEek"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	October 31, 1992	EC-05
Eek gets separated from J.B and Wendy Elizabeth during trick or treating. Eek meets a lost ghost called Crypty. Eek helps him to find his family but then has to rescue the ghosts along with J.B and Elizabeth from the clutches of a pretty witch.
7	"Eek's International Adventure"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	November 14, 1992	EC-08
Eek and his family go on a trip to Uncle Vic. On the plane Eek is mistaken for a secret agent by a pretty enemy spy named Sasha. They are captured by the notorious brain, but they escape and put a stop to the brain's evil plot while Sasha develops a crush on Eek.
8	"HawaiiEek 5-0"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	November 21, 1992	EC-07
Annabelle falls in the swimming pool. When Eek and Jacques L'Duck's try to save Annabelle, they get sucked down the plughole to a tropical island. The natives have made Annabelle their queen, but they are going to sacrifice her, so Eek decides to win her back.
9	"Great Balls of Fur"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	November 28, 1992	EC-09
Singing Star Melvis is tired of his career, so he fakes his death in public. Melvis' manager tricks Eek to be Melvis for his personal profit. Much later Eek is going to have to attend his concert which Annabelle is coming to, but Melvis comes back to reclaim his career.
10	"The Whining Pirates of Tortuga"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	December 5, 1992	EC-10
While Eek and his neighbour kitten friends Mushi, Cushi and Ed wait for Sharky to leave, Eek tells then an adventure tale. Eek went on a treasure hunt and ran into real pirates. Together they ran into many perils on an island, but they got the lost treasure.
11	"The Eekcidental Tourist"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	December 12, 1992	EC-11
Because Wendy Elizabeth got a bad mark for Geography, Mom takes the family on a cross country trip around the USA. On each stop, Eek gets left behind and hitches a ride. By the time they reach California the rest of the USA is cut off.
12	"It's a Wonderful Nine Lives"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	December 19, 1992	EC-13
It is Christmas and Eek discovers a package that falls out of Santa's sleigh and decides to give it to its rightful recipient. He goes on a hard journey to Dudd city, helping some unfortunate fellows along the way and receiving his own present in return. Guest appearance: Tim Curry as the narrator.
13	"The Eeksterminator"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	December 26, 1992	EC-12
Today is Wendy Elizabeth's birthday and Eek gives her a termite farm. Later with aid from his pal Termee, Eek has to help the termites from a couple of spiders and help himself from an exterminator, Mom summoned.

Season 2 (1993–94)

The 1993–94 season. The Terrible Thunderlizards was mixed in along with Eek, called: Eek! And The Terrible Thunderlizards. In the following list, "TTL" indicates a Terrible Thunderlizards cartoon.

NOTE: The Thunderlizards came on November 20, 1993, due to a bad coloring on one of the Thunderlizards.

Episode	Title	Written by	Original airdate	Prod. code
14	"Shark Therapy / Speed FrEek"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	September 25, 1993	EC-14a / EC-16a
Eek accidentally runs Sharky over with a lawn mower, so he takes Sharky to Dr. Elmo for treatment, but they are only making things worse for Sharky. After many pains, Sharky gets incongested with rage and attacks Eek. Eek and Annabelle watch Elmo vs Dakota at the stadium, but Dakota is disqualified and Elmo runs before his superior opponent, so Elmo tricks Eek into racing for him. Together Elmo and Eek win the race by a windfall.
15	"Rocketship to Jupiter / Eek's Funny Thing That He Does"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	October 2, 1993	EC-17a / EC-15a
On a TV episode, the Squishy Bearz have an A-6 Intruder plane about to crash into their house. In an unconscious dream, Eek is in the land of Toodlesnook, saves the Bearz from perils and goes with them to meet Professor Wiggly to test his Rocketship. J.B and Wendy Elizabeth establish a lemonade stall to raise money to buy a Sladamese cassette tape for Mom. When Eek gives away the lemonade to a mouse, his only source of lemons is in Sharky's yard. After a wild ride, Eek becomes a fighter in the Patriotic Warriors boxing ring.
16	"Eekpocalypse Now! / Eex Men"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	October 9, 1993	EC-18a / EC-22a
Eek tells a story about Sharky's disappearance to McTropolis River. Eek journeyed up the river accompanied by his Kitty crew with a help from Elmo. Eek found Sharky who was about to eat more meat than ever in his life. With a sense of cowardice, Superpersonman gives his job to Eek. Garbage Man and his sidekick Drippy perform some evil deeds around the town, but Eek thwarts them. Garbage Man quickly gives up and retreats when Eek shows up.
17	"Quadrapedia / Night on Squishy Mountain"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	November 6, 1993	EC-21a / EC-19a
Two witchy cats are envious of Annabelle's beauty and send the Rat Pack to catnap her. Eek with Elmo travel to the castle but get captured. Before the witches' minions get can their hands on the prisoners, Sharky comes to the rescue. Eek and his family go to Squishy Mountain amusement park. Wendy Elizabeth, J.B and Eek go on the rides while Mom goes looking for them. Mom is then captured by an insane Hoyte Gunterkrust automon. Eek, the Squishy Bearz and Hoyte come to the rescue.
18	"Star TrEek / Eeking Out a Living"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	November 13, 1993	EC-23a / EC-20a
Eek dreams he is a space captain with his crew that enter the Sharktarian Galaxy. The Sharktarian leader Sharky captures Eek, Mittens and Mr. Sock. A Space Babe rescues them and Elmo blows up the Sharktarian Battleship. During a chase, Eek accidentally breaks Annabelle's garden fountain statue. Eek and Sharky cooperate to get employment to earn money for some glue. Their final job gets them injured, but they manage to get the glue and fix the statue.
19	"TTL: Meat the Thunderlizards / The Great Eekscape"	Savage Steve Holland / Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	November 20, 1993	EC-14b / EC-24a
The dinosaurs think that mankind will lead them to the brink of extinction, so General Galapagos bails Doc Tari, Daisy Kutter and Bo Diddly Squat to target the two cavemen, Bill and Scooter. The cavemen's stupidity foil the thunderlizards' every effort. Bill and Scooter are taken in by a dinosaur called Huckleberry. Eek and Sharky are taken away to the pound lacking their licenses. They receive no bail out. Their chance to escape comes and they finally get their freedom.
20	"TTL: The Lava My Life / Eek Goes to the Hot Spot"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	November 27, 1993	EC-16b / EC-24b
The Thunderlizards chase Bill and Scooter to the X-Zone where the Thuggasaurs are holding the President's daughter hostage. Both the Thunderlizards and Bill and Scooter unwittingly manage to save the President's daughter together. Eek gets run over by a truck and ends up in the afterlife, but he is banished to the hot spot due to a bad cat handing him a file. The devil Fido is going to make sure Eek stays for eternity. Angels come to reclaim Eek and dump the wrongful cat.
21	"TTL: Tar and Away"	Savage Steve Holland	December 4, 1993	EC-18b
Bill and Scooter discover a pit of tar and the Thuggasaurs discover a saucer ship. In that ship, Bill and Scooter meet a couple of alien chairs who are in need of the very tar the two cavemen discovered.
22	"It's a Very Merry Eek's Mas"	Savage Steve Holland	December 5, 1993[1][2][3]	EC-27
Sharky is very depressed because he misses his family. Eek takes Sharky to find Santa to grant him his wish. However Santa's reindeer and elves have gone on strike due to lacking their fair share in Christmas. Eek and Sharky decide to help deliver all the presents. The pretty hard effort puts Christmas spirit into everyone. Guest appearances: Shane and Sia Barbi as themselves, Bobcat Goldthwait as Blitzen and William Shatner as Santa Claus.
23	"TTL: Always Eat Your Spinach"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	December 18, 1993	EC-15b
Bill and Scooter try to take shelter in Huckleberry's house, but the Thunderlizards come after them under the guise of exterminators. Amongst the chaos caused, Squatt creates a spinach monster.
24	"TTL: All About Babs"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	January 1, 1994	EC-22b
Dino Scientists have created a female human they call Babs, designed to track Scooter and Bill and lead them to the Thunderlizards. But Babs has her own plans and the Thunderlizards are driven out by the Thuggasaurs.
25	"TTL: The Frying Game"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	January 8, 1994	EC-21b
Bill and Scooter travel across the desert suffering drought. Meanwhile the Thunderlizards have stumbled upon a missile silo, the Thuggasaurs are going to use to blow Jurassic City.
26	"TTL: Ice Age Kapades / TTL: Something's Abyss"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	January 15, 1994	EC-20b / EC-26a
While Bill and Scooter travel with Huckleberry, they come across a misplaced Ice Projection gun. Bill and Scooter make it go out of control and set off the start of the Ice Age. Bill and Scooter fall down a ravine and plunge into Doomsday Cavern. They are captured by the subterranean slimey slugs and about to face sinister torture, but the princess slug proposes to marry Bill. As the Thunderlizards dangerously make their way into the caverns, Bill and Scooter seize their chance to escape.
27	"TTL: The Unbearable Lightness of Being Scooter / TTL: Thundersaurus Wrecks"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	January 22, 1994	EC-26b / EC-17b
The Thunderlizards are sent to track down the humans with some help from their pittosaur companion Flechette. Bill and Scooter escape by helium floating, while the Thunderlizards stumble across the Thuggasaurs' inflatable bomber and are able to prevent their attack from happening. The Thunderlizards hot on the trail of Bill and Scooter. Scooter saves a baby bat from falling. In gratitude, the mother bat gives Bill and Scooter a ride in the sky and the Thunderlizards pursue them in a pterasaur-shaped plane.
28	"A Sharkwork Orange / TTL: Let's Make a Wheel"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	February 5, 1994	EC-25b / EC-19b
Sharky shows signs of extreme anger and viciousness, so Eek sends him Dr. Elmo for therapy. The hypnosis on Sharky is successful, but his niceness becomes an obstacle for others and himself. Sharky snaps out of it when a safe falls on top of him. When Bill rides Scooter's new wheel, he crashes into the Thunderlizards' secret pillbox and wrecks their attempts to fire the Beehive Super Cannon on the humans, which fire on General Galapagos instead.
29	"TTL: T-Rex, Lies, and Videotape"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	February 19, 1994	EC-23b
The Thunderlizards place spying tracking cameras, which Bill Scooter play with and then they find the Thuggasaurs gathering flowers to make explosives for Jurassic City, but they sabotage their mission.
30	"Mountain Groan"	Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp	February 26, 1994	EC-25a
Eek, Annabelle, Elmo and the Squishy Bearz go camping up a mountain. But on the mountain is a bigfoot and some mysterious abducter, who snatches them one by one. Annabelle all by herself confronts the bigfoot, but she finds Sharky to be the abducter.

Season 3 (1994–95)

The 1994–95 season, now named Eek! Stravaganza with Eek and Thunderlizards. "TTL" indicates a Thunderlizards cartoon.

Episode	Title	Written by	Original airdate	Prod. code
31	"Paws / In the Line of Fur"	Kati Rocky / Savage Steve Holland	September 10, 1994	EC-28
Annabelle accidentally overfeeds her pet goldfish Bruce, who turns giant and goes off. Eek tracks Bruce at Wendy Elizabeth's pool party. Eek, Sharky and Mittens work together and Eek cures Bruce with a pressurised can of squishy cream. On a visit to the White House, Eek saves the president's cat Socks and is requested to a service for the country, by escorting Socks. When the mad dog Checkers takes Socks away, Eek tries to recover Socks without harm coming to him.
32	"Chariots of Fur / Honey I Shrunk the Cat"	Pamela Wick and Savage Steve Holland	September 17, 1994	EC-30
Eek and Annabelle go for a picnic while watching a sports race. Elmo is in that race against Seymour the Sloth, but the cowardly Elmo puts Eek in his place. Elmo makes Sharky chase Eek to win the race, whilst he gets in Platinum's way. Eek and Sharky visit Elmo in the military but they get caught in the ray of his shrink machine. Elmo finds a cure Eek and Sharky of their shrinking disorder, but just then they have one hour to get out a raisin from the president's brain. Guest appearances: Shane and Sia Barbi as themselves.
33	"Shark Doggy Dog / Fatal Eektraction"	Savage Steve Holland / Henry Gilroy	September 24, 1994	EC-29b / EC-31a
While Sharky is choking on a sock, Don Cornelius makes him a rap star. But the postmen have a score to settle with Sharky. Sharky's singing stops altogether when he reguritates the sock. Guest appearances: Don Cornelius and Chris Leary as themselves. Eek's new neighbour Alice is madly in love with him and jealous of Annabelle. As Alice tries to dispose of Annabelle, Sharky gets involved. After a lot of rolling around, Alice loses interest in Eek. Guest appearance: Heather Locklear as Alice.
34	"The Good, the Bad and the Squishy / TTL: Birth of a Notion"	Kati Rocky	October 8, 1994	EC-29a / EC-37a
Eek tells Annabelle a wild west tale about the Dog with No Name (i.e. Sharky) who partners with Sheriff Eek to save the town of Hayfever from the Bandito Bearz. The whole cowboy showdown turns into a disco showdown. Scooter proclaims today as Bill's burpday. To Bill's surprise Babs is joining them, but she wants them to build a mall. Meanwhile the Thunderlizards spy on the humans to find out how their explosives are made. The burpday is cut short when Bill and Scooter accidentally destroy Babs' mall.
35	"Eek's SnEek PEek / TTL: The Thunder Years"	Savage Steve Holland	October 15, 1994	EC-31b / EC-37b
Eek and the Squishy Bearz are cut off from their motion picture, so Eek gives a behind the scenes preview with some twists of the script writing, voicing and animation procedures. After that Eek and Elmo get complete makeovers. Guest appearances: Margaret Loesch and Kati Rocky as themselves. The Thunderlizards hide and dwell in an old dinosaur cave within Thuggasaur territory. Later they commander a Thuggasaur tank.
36	"The Eex Files / TTL: The Hurting Show"	Savage Steve Holland	November 5, 1994	EC-32b / EC-39a
Eek and his family travel to England, but when Eek falls of the plane, he gets tangled with Area 51 who mistake him for an alien specimen. Eek escapes to elude their deadly experiments. Scooter invents a talk show to unsuccessfully cure Bill of his problems. Meanwhile the Thunderlizards thwart a Thuggasaur train hijack.
37	"Paw Sores / TTL: T-Rex and Sympathy"	Savage Steve Holland	November 12, 1994	EC-33a / EC-38a
In a knockout dream, Eek is on a mission with Elmo von Schelmo to rescue Princess Layabout from Dark Lawyer and save the galaxy from the Mall of Doom. Mr. T-REX is accompanying the Thunderlizards on their mission, while Bill and Scooter look around for food. Mr. T-REX is not very reliable and gets caught by a Venus Fly Trap. Guest appearance: Mr. T as Mr. T-Rex.
38	"The Eeksorcist / TTL: Boo Thunder"	Paul Germain and Savage Steve Holland / Savage Steve Holland	November 19, 1994	EC-32a / EC-40b
Elmo unleashes the joyful spirit Huggie from a figurine, who then possesses Sharky making him too cute and loveable. After many tries, Elmo and Eek manage to get Sharky to cough out Huggie. Bill and Scooter are trying out a mask to scare some animals, while the Thunderlizards' knock a Thuggasaur War Robot out of commission.
39	"Lord of the Fleas / TTL: Postcards from the X-Zone"	Savage Steve Holland / Kati Rocky	November 26, 1994	EC-34b / EC-38b
Eek runs into Elmo who has him do some penguin sitting. Then Eek has to bring those savage penguins out of the mall led by Sharky who has a score to settle with Eek. Bill and Scooter go on vacation while a Stink Bomb has covered their home. The Thunderlizards meanwhile prevent a giggle gas attack plot from the Thuggasaurs.
40	"Eekstremely Dull / TTL: Planet of the Crepes"	Savage Steve Holland	February 4, 1995	EC-34a / EC-39b
Eek meets his new neighbors, a squirrel family who are very boring and say no to everything. After Eek has a taste their hospitality, Sharky gets it as well. A lone astronaut crash lands on Earth and is furious to find out how the planet has turned out. Meanwhile the Thunderlizards stop a Thuggasaur submarine attack.
41	"Eeksy Rider / A Sharkdog Day Afternoon"	Henry Gilroy and Savage Steve Holland / Savage Steve Holland	February 18, 1995	EC-36b / EC-33b
Eek goes off to get Wendy Elizabeth's bike fixed. Eek, Sharky and Mittens ride together and then participate in a BMX tournament and win first prizes. The Sharkenator seeks to eliminate Sharky, but the futuristic Tera comes to his aid. However both the Sharkenator and Tera's mission turn out to be a wild goose chase.
42	"Rebel Without the Claws / TTL: Cromagnon Farce"	Savage Steve Holland	February 25, 1995	EC-35a / EC-40a
Eek and Sharky rescue Annabelle by bringing her sun tan lotion. Then they drive around to spend some quality time together, until Sharky's car is squashed flat. The Thunderlizards try to locate the humans with a space rocket, which the Thuggasaurs try to hijack. Meanwhile Bill tries to make use of a magic twig Babs conned Scooter to trade.
43	"This Eek's Your Life"	Sandy Fries and Savage Steve Holland	May 6, 1995	EC-35b
Today Eek and his friends celebrate Sharky's birthday with Sharky's parents and friends coming over. Sharky reminisces on his past with the help of his guests.
44	"Try Hard"	Frank Santopadre and Savage Steve Holland	July 8, 1995	EC-36a
Eek is giving some things away to the Kittens' Hospital, while a vengeful Sharky wants to get even with Eek for destroying his masterpiece.

Season 4 (1995–96)

The 1995–96 season of Eek! Stravaganza, now with another segment, called Klutter. In the following list, "TTL" indicates a Thunderlizards cartoon, and "K" a Klutter cartoon.

Episode	Title	Written by	Original airdate	Prod. code
45	"Valley of the Dogs / K: Klutter"	Savage Steve Holland	September 9, 1995	EC-41a
Sharky becomes a Broadway star.
46	"Pup Fiction / K: The Klutter and I (Infection)"	Savage Steve Holland	September 16, 1995	EC-41b
In a parody of Pulp Fiction,
47	"Natural Bored Kittens / TTL: Lizard of Aaaahs"	Savage Steve Holland	September 23, 1995	EC-42a / EC-46a
Hiding from Sharky again, Eek tells his kitten friends about another one of his kittenhood adventures. This time, it involves Eek and a rocketship that his Uncle Mac has designed.
48	"OutbrEek / TTL: Arctic Blast"	Savage Steve Holland	September 30, 1995	EC-43a / EC-48a
49	"Octopussy Cat / K: Mixed Klutter"	Savage Steve Holland	October 7, 1995	EC-43b
50	"Going to Eekstremes / TTL: Bi-Pedator"	Savage Steve Holland	October 21, 1995	EC-42b / EC 47b
Guest appearance: Mr. T as Mr. T-Rex.
51	"Dazed and Eekstremely Confused / K: Franken-Klutter"	Savage Steve Holland	November 4, 1995	EC-44a
After a chain of events involving a traumatized Timmy, Eek lands a role in a film directed by John Landis. Meanwhile, Sharky constructs a robotic bulldog in order to fulfill his mission of biting Eek. Guest appearances: John Landis and Fabio as themselves.
52	"Eek Space-9 / TTL: The Yawn of Man"	Savage Steve Holland	November 11, 1995	EC-45a / EC-46b
Guest appearances: David Duchovny as Agent Fox Mulder, Gillian Anderson as Agent Dana Scully, and William Shatner as Commander Berzerk.
53	"The GraduEek / K: Peanut Klutter and Jelly"	Savage Steve Holland	November 18, 1995	EC-45b
54	"PolitEekly Correct / TTL: Whatta Woild"	Savage Steve Holland	November 25, 1995	EC-44b / EC-49a
Eek, Elmo, and Sharky stumble upon a rooster named Bob White, who has lost his signature call. Determined to help him, the pack travel across the country (and world) in search of musical styles that invoke Bob's voice.
55	"K: Night of the Living Spuds"	Savage Steve Holland	January 29, 1996	TBA
56	"TTL: Goop Dreams"	Savage Steve Holland	January 30, 1996	EC-48b
57	"TTL: It's a Thunderful Life"	Savage Steve Holland	February 1, 1996	EC-49b
58	"TTL: Thunder & Frightning"	Savage Steve Holland	February 5, 1996	EC-50a
59	"K: The Ghost of Goober Bottom Pond"	Savage Steve Holland	February 6, 1996	TBA
60	"TTL: The Thunder of it All"	Savage Steve Holland	February 7, 1996	EC-50b
61	"K: Bonfire of the Vanna Tea"	Savage Steve Holland	February 8, 1996	TBA
62	"TTL: The Magnificent 5½"	Savage Steve Holland	February 16, 1996	EC-47b
Guest appearance: Mr. T as Mr T-Rex.

Season 5 (1996–97)

The 1996–97 season of Eek! Stravaganza, which is also the final season. No new Klutter episodes were made, and because of this, 11 minute reruns from past seasons were aired with new episodes. In the following list, "TTL" indicates a Thunderlizards cartoon.

Episode	Title	Written by	Original airdate	Prod. code
63	"DiabolEek"	Savage Steve Holland	September 9, 1996	EC-51b
64	"TTL: Pre-Hysteric Man / TTL: Molten Rock-n-Roll"	Savage Steve Holland	September 13, 1996	EC-53
Guest appearance: Dee Snider as Dee Snidersaur.
65	"MystEek Pizza"	Savage Steve Holland	September 16, 1996	EC-51a
66	"Eek Bin Ein Berliner / TTL: Thunder Valley"	Savage Steve Holland	September 20, 1996	EC-52b / EC-54a
67	"Snowbored"	Savage Steve Holland	October 14, 1996	EC-52a
68	"Fists of Furry"	Savage Steve Holland	October 28, 1996	EC-55a
Guest appearances: Cynthia Rothrock and Fabio as themselves.
69	"The Island of Dr. Meow / TTL: Home O'Sapien Alone"	Savage Steve Holland	July 7, 1997	EC-55b / EC-56b
70	"Nightmare on Elmo St. / TTL: Night of the Living Duds"	Savage Steve Holland	July 14, 1997	EC-54b / EC-57b
Guest appearance: Margaret Loesch as herself.
71	"Show Squirls"	Savage Steve Holland	July 18, 1997	EC-57a
72	"Eekscaliber"	Savage Steve Holland	July 21, 1997	EC-59b
73	"The FugEektive"	Savage Steve Holland	July 25, 1997	EC-56a
Guest appearances: John Walsh and "Weird Al" Yankovic as themselves.
74	"The Sound of MusEek / TTL: Oh... The Humanity"	Savage Steve Holland	July 28, 1997	EC-58
Guest appearance: Chris Leary as himself.
75	"Rock-Eek 6"	Savage Steve Holland	August 1, 1997	EC-59a

References

1. "TV Listings for – December 5, 1993 – TV Tango". Retrieved 1 May 2011.
2. King, Susan (December 5, 1993). "On View : The Christmas List". The Los Angeles Times. USA. Retrieved 7 July 2011.
3. Shea, Kathleen (November 26, 1993). "Christmas Gets That Special Treatment". Philadelphia Daily News. USA. Retrieved 7 July 2011.

Sources

• Library of Congress (most airdates for seasons 1–4)