Kuckoo Kat's Wacky Cartoon Cabaret is an American animated anthology slapstick comedy television series developed by Monique Pratt and Thomas Baldwin and produced by Gryphon Television Animation and Imagine Television for the streaming service Toonix+. After having a theatrical pilot, "Home Sweet Homewrecker", the show officially premiered on August 16, 2013.
After the show's premiere, the series was a hit with critics and audiences with critic Marvin Morrison saying "With hilarious humor, perfect timing, and nice animation, Kuckoo Kat’s Wacky Cartoon Cabaret puts the classic characters in what may be their best show yet".
Series overview[]
| Season | Episodes | Originally released | |
|---|---|---|---|
| First released | Last released | ||
| Pilot | June 22, 2012 | ||
| 1 | 21 | August 16, 2013 | October 26, 2013 |
| 2 | 21 | November 10, 2014 | January 30, 2015 |
| 3 | 20 | May 15, 2015 | June 25, 2015 |
| 4 | 22 | October 13, 2015 | April 24, 2016 |
Pilot (2012)[]
| Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Home Sweet Homewrecker" | Chester Underwood | April Glover & Sammy Moyer | June 22, 2012 |
| Kuckoo travels to Beverly Hills and gets taken home by three bubbly valley girls while having to deal with their mean sister, Claudette. | |||
Season 1 (2013)[]
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| Season 1a | ||||
| 01 | 01 | "No Soap, Radio!"
"Surely You Jest" "Scrambled Yeggs" "Mouse Menace" |
August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0002 |
| "No Soap, Radio!": In this short quickie before the intro, Kuckoo tells Cuckoo a joke that he doesn't get.
"Surely You Jest": Kuckoo and Cuckoo travel back to medieval England and try out to be jesters. "Scrambled Yeggs": Kuckoo gets a goose that lays golden eggs, but Cuckoo sells it to a mobster. "Mouse Menace": Cuckoo notices a mouse in the house and he, along with Kuckoo and Smarty try to get rid of it. Gag credit: Mouse Wrangler - Some guy named Joe | ||||
| 02 | 02 | "Jerk and the Beanstalk"
"Arabian Nightmare" "Doctor's Misorders" |
August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0006 |
| "Jerk and the Beanstalk": Disasterpiece Theater presents the tale of a boy named Jerk (played by Cuckoo) who finds a giant beanstalk and encounters a giant (played by Kuckoo).
"Arabian Nightmare": Kuckoo gets an old bottle as an antique, which turns out to be the home of a genie. "Doctor's Misorders": Puss n' Pooch get hired as doctors and deal with a patient with an explosive problem. Gag credit: Today's lesson - Don't swallow grenades | ||||
| 03 | 03 | "Blammo! Cereal"
"Life Bucks, Then You Die" "You Better Bull-ieve It" "The Stupid Salesman" |
August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0013 |
| "Blammo! Cereal": A commercial for Blammo! Cereal, the only cereal that blows up in your mouth.
"Life Bucks, Then You Die": Kuckoo and Cuckoo try to help a lonely deer from being killed by Podunk Possum and Rebecca Raccoon. "You Better Bull-ieve It": Kuckoo fights against the world's meanest bull, El Diablo in a rodeo. "The Stupid Salesman": Kuckoo tries to sell health insurance to Fink Fox, self-proclaimed "genius". Gag credit: Show's over - Now go to sleep | ||||
| 04 | 04 | "The Three Little Cats"
"Love's in Despair!" "The House of Yesterday" "Mr. Smarty Pants: How To Swim" |
August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0019 |
| "The Three Little Cats": Disasterpiece Theater presents the story of how the Big Bad Wolf went after the three little cats (Kuckoo, Kooky, and Smarty).
"Love's in Despair!": Cuckoo tries to get rid of Molly, who becomes lovestruck with him after he saves her life. "The House of Yesterday": Dingbat sells a futuristic house to Puss n' Pooch, but their virtual assistant, PAL 9000 starts oppressing them. "Mr. Smarty Pants: How To Swim": Bingo unsuccessfully tackles the topic on how to swim in a short interstitial. Gag credit: This episode has been edited - For your protection | ||||
| 05 | 05 | "Love, Whatzitville Style" | August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0022 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo plays Cupid introducing three love-themed cartoons.
"A Date With Density": Kuckoo tries to help Smarty get a significant other, leading to him meeting Fletcher. "Puppy Love": Pooch falls in love with a conniving female dog as Puss tries to warn him. "Love Bugged": Cuckoo constantly tries to get away from Molly, but she keeps popping up in the most unexpected places. Gag credit: Two important things in life - Love and cartoons NOTE: Features a special intro that is a parody of Love, American Style. | ||||
| 06 | 06 | "Viral Infection"
"Teacher's Pest" "One Cheesy Cartoon" |
August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0008 |
| "Viral Infection": Cuckoo tries to capitalize on several internet fads to become famous.
"Teacher's Pest": Frankie Fox disguises himself as a school teacher to try and eat a young rabbit. "One Cheesy Cartoon": Kuckoo and Dawson compete against each other to see who will have the better pizzeria. Gag credit: These end credits - Sure are endless | ||||
| 07 | 07 | "A Date with a Mate"
"The Adventures of Robin Hoodwink" "Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Cold" |
August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0025 |
| "A Date with a Mate": Cuckoo tries to impress Sassy on a date, to her chagrin.
"The Adventures of Robin Hoodwink": Disasterpiece Theater presents a parody of the story of Robin Hood with Kuckoo as Robin Hoodwink and Cuckoo as the Sheriff of Nothingham. "Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Cold": Kuckoo, Kooky, Smarty, and Cuckoo get revenge on a fancy restaurant with terrible food and service. Gag credit: Employee of the Month - Melody Sweeney | ||||
| 08 | 08 | "There's Something About Stella"
"Moby Dork" "Splitting Hares" "Mr. Smarty Pants: You Can Eat It!" |
August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0031 |
| "There's Something About Stella": Kuckoo, Kooky, Smarty, and Cuckoo encounter a black cat named Stella, who gives them bad luck.
"Moby Dork": Puss n' Pooch experience hi-jinks at a theme park for Pooch's birthday. "Splitting Hares": Cuckoo gets turned into a bunny just in time for rabbit season. "Mr. Smarty Pants: You Can Eat It!": Bingo shows off a few organisms you can eat in a short interstitial. Gag credit: What's new, pussycat - Whoa, whoa, whoa | ||||
| 09 | 09 | "Defective Detective Triple Feature" | August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0038 |
| "The Maltese Pigeon": Kuckoo plays his favorite film of all time, which follows Sam Spayed, a detective who is hired by Ms. Kooky to find the Maltese Pigeon.
"A Vase in the Crowd": Frankie plays a detective protecting a priceless vase while also dealing with Rocko's antics. "Mystery with a Twistery": Kuckoo and Cuckoo play the roles of Dr. Watsup and Jerklock Holmes as they try to solve the disappearance of Lord Felix Ripscatter. Gag credit: To the estates of Mr. Hammett and Mr. Conan Doyle - Please don't sue us | ||||
| 10 | 10 | "The Wizard of Paws" | August 16, 2013 | KKWCC-0027 |
| In a parody of The Wizard of Oz, Kuckoo and Cuckoo end up traveling to the land of Paws and are assigned by Kooky and Sassy, the good witches to stop the Wicked Witch of the West (played by Dawson) and encounter the Scarecrow (played by Bingo), the Mechanical Mutt (played by Molly), and the Cowardly Lion (played by Smarty).
Gag credit: Wicked Witch of the East - Monique Pratt (kidding!) | ||||
| Season 1b | ||||
| 11 | 11 | "Cuckoo Cat for President!"
"Chip Off the Old Clock" "Village of the Dammed" "Frankenfeline!" |
September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0033 |
| "Cuckoo Cat for President!": In this short quickie before the intro, Cuckoo hosts his own political ad.
"Chip Off the Old Clock": Cuckoo tries to get some rest, but is bothered by an annoying alarm clock (voiced by Greg Baldwin). "Village of the Dammed": Puss n' Pooch deal with beaver fever while working as pizzeria employees in Canada. "Frankenfeline!": Disasterpiece Theater presents the story of Cuckoo as Dr. Jerkenstein, who creates his biggest achievement, Frankenfeline. Gag credit: Ha Ha Ha! - Time to wake up, lazybones! | ||||
| 12 | 12 | "Cuckoo's Peaceful Place"
"Bugged" "Cabin Flavor" |
September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0017 |
| "Nave-Away!": Cuckoo deals with naval odor, with the help of Nave-Away! in this short interstitial.
"Cuckoo's Peaceful Place": Cuckoo goes through anger management after Kuckoo makes him angry one too many times. "Bugged": Puss n' Pooch get into the extermination business. "Cabin Flavor": Podunk Possum, Rebecca Raccoon, and a stray cat chase after a pet parrot. "Warm-Aid": A parody of Kool-Aid commercials. Gag credit: Game Over - Insert Coin | ||||
| 13 | 13 | "The Puss n' Pooch Show" | September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0032 |
| Wraparounds: Puss n' Pooch take over the show for the day, thanks to their contract.
"King of the Thing": Puss n' Pooch get into the world of business. "Hunka Hunka Hound Dog": Puss n' Pooch come across "The King", but after he runs off, Pooch takes his place. "A Life Less Guarded": Puss n' Pooch become lifeguards at the local pool. Gag credit: For quality workmanship - Avoid Puss n' Pooch | ||||
| 14 | 14 | "Clothed Until Further Notice"
"A Royal Flush" "Commander Cat Meets Kitty Sharpclaws!" "Teacher Bingo" |
September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0005 |
| "Clothed Until Further Notice": Cuckoo creates a new scam clothing line and puts Kuckoo at the center front, turning them into successes.
"A Royal Flush": Dawson challenges Smarty to a game of cards. "Commander Cat Meets Catalina Catscratch!": Commander Cat falls in love with a new superheroine, Catalina Catscratch. "Teacher Bingo": Kuckoo advertises a new version of Bingo - Teacher Bingo! Gag credit: "Clothed Until Further Notice" - Probably our riskiest cartoon yet | ||||
| 15 | 15 | "Around the World in 22 Minutes" | September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0028 |
| Wraparounds: A documentarian narrates about certain foreign places as Kuckoo and the others interrupt.
"Mexicali Mischief": Kuckoo travels to Mexico and deals with two mutts, Pancho and Slowpoke. "Loch Ness Pests": Puss n' Pooch travel to Scotland to try and search for the Loch Ness Monster. "Samurai Hack": Kuckoo, Kooky, and Bingo play samurais who fight off against bandits and their leader, Taikuro Kojima. Gag credit: Je ne sais pas - What's that mean? I don't know | ||||
| 16 | 16 | "UnBEARable"
"Unwelcome Home" "The Pen Is Mightier Than The Script" |
September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0026 |
| "UnBEARable": Kuckoo and Cuckoo deal with a foul-mouthed teddy bear.
"Unwelcome Home": Kuckoo becomes a screwy nuisance for a meek homeowner. "The Pen Is Mightier Than The Script": Cuckoo, tired of all the abuse he goes through, writes his own script for a cartoon. Gag credit: Assistant Executive Producer - Cuckoo T. Cat | ||||
| 17 | 17 | "Bee Afraid"
"Are We There Yet?" "A Giant Problem" "A Loose Recluse" |
September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0009 |
| "Bee Afraid": Cuckoo dresses up as a giant bee to get rid of bees in a short quickie.
"Are We There Yet?": Cuckoo takes Kuckoo and Bingo on a disastrous road trip. "A Giant Problem": Rocko plants a beanstalk and deals with an angry giant. "A Loose Recluse": Smarty as a hermit wants nothing but peace and quiet. Too bad he won't get any with Cuckoo around. Gag credit: Q: Are we there yet? - A: No. | ||||
| 18 | 18 | "TV or Not TV" | September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0024 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo tries to find something good to watch on TV.
"Reality Bites": Bingo and Cuckoo compete for the heart of a woman named Bernadette in a dating reality show named Single Mingle. "Hi, Robot": Puss n' Pooch, as Private Pussycat and Cadet Canine, get a new robot companion by the name of Scotty. "Iron Chump": Kuckoo and Cuckoo face off against each other in a cooking competition. Gag credit: Turn off the TV - And go outside already | ||||
| 19 | 19 | "Birthday Grifts"
"The Circus Comes to Clown" "Bowling Pinned" |
September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0004 |
| "Birthday Grifts": Kuckoo and the gang celebrate Cuckoo's birthday, much to his annoyance.
"The Circus Comes to Clown": Puss n' Pooch get jobs at the circus. "Bowling Pinned": Kuckoo and Kooky play a bowling game against Dawson and his unwilling partner, Perfect Petunia. Gag credit: Strike! You're out! - Wait, wrong game | ||||
| 20 | 20 | "Lotto Love, Little Luck"
"Attack of the 50 Foot Pussycat" "Just Plain Kuckoo" |
September 24, 2013 | KKWCC-0012 |
| "Lotto Love, Little Luck": Cuckoo finds a lottery ticket and thinking that he won, begins to spend his greed.
"Attack of the 50 Foot Pussycat": Puss turns into a giant after eating radioactive food. "Just Plain Kuckoo": Kuckoo gets taken to an insane asylum and Kooky and Cuckoo try to bust him out. Gag credit: They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Haaa! - !aaaH aH ,yawA eM ekaT oT gnimoC er'yehT | ||||
| Season 1c: Night Foolery | ||||
| 21 | 21 | "Night Foolery" | October 26, 2013 | KKWCC-0034 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo hosts a set of three spooky cartoons in the style of Night Gallery.
"You Can Count on Me": Kuckoo and Kooky stay at a creepy castle run by a vampire by the name of Count Stoker. "A Wolf in Canine's Clothing": Pooch gets bitten by a wolf and becomes a werewolf. "Not What He Seems": Cuckoo begins to think Smarty is a murderer. Gag credit: Jeepers! - That certainly was spooky | ||||
Season 2 (2014-15)[]
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| 22 | 01 | "The Return of VooVoo" | November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0021 |
| Following the events of Kuckoo Kat: All Hell Breaks Loose, VooVoo, One-Eye, LooLoo, and Sweetiekins return for revenge on Kuckoo. After VooVoo captures him and holds him hostage, it's up to Kooky to rally up the rest of the characters to help her save Kuckoo and stop VooVoo once and for all.
Gag credit: Coming soon - "The Re-Return of VooVoo" | ||||
| 23 | 02 | "Telethon Trouble" | November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0030 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Cuckoo unsuccessfully host a telethon.
"Time Travel Trouble": Kuckoo and Cuckoo "borrow" Smarty's time-traveling porta potty. "Gym Jam": Smarty hires Dawson as a health trainer so he can try to get strong for Fletcher. "The Cured Jerk": Kuckoo, Kooky, Smarty, and Sassy try to find why Cuckoo isn't acting like himself. Gag credit: Smarty's stunt double - Charles Atlas | ||||
| 24 | 03 | "The Trouble with Tabby"
"Mace Azura: Pet Defective" "For Whom Nobel Toils" "Ask Kuckoo!" |
November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0007 |
| "The Trouble with Tabby": Kuckoo and Cuckoo start a babysitting service and end up looking after a vicious tabby.
"Mace Azura: Pet Defective": Puss n' Pooch are hunted by a crazed pet hunter for a rich lady. "For Whom Nobel Toils": Kuckoo and Kooky meet Alfred Nobel and deal with his explosive experiments. "Ask Kuckoo!": Kuckoo answers some of your burning questions in a short interstitial. Gag credit: Chainsaws provided by - Acme Corporation | ||||
| 25 | 04 | "Random Toon Day" | November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0023 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo tries and fails to make Random Toon Day a national holiday.
"Aloha Hooey": Kuckoo, Kooky, Smarty, and Cuckoo travel to the tropical island of Hukamukapukalooka and encounter cannibals. "Weather or Not": Tuxedo tries to scam Terry into buying phony colored sticks that "control the weather". "We're All Booked": Cuckoo gets framed for not returning an overdue book. Gag credit: What today's cartoons have in common - Nothing! | ||||
| 26 | 05 | "Cuckoo's Last Resort"
"The Pie-Eyed Piper" "Maybe Baby Blues" "Mr. Smarty Pants: How To Sell Vacuums" |
November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0042 |
| "Cuckoo's Last Resort": Cuckoo travels to a tropical resort but deals with Kuckoo and Kooky ruining his vacation.
"The Pie-Eyed Piper": Disasterpiece Theater presents Kuckoo in the role of the Pie-Eyed Piper of Spamelin, who deals with an alley cat who dresses up as a giant mouse to trick him. "Maybe Baby Blues": After Rocko arrives in a new town, he disguises himself as a baby and gets taken in by Frankie. "Mr. Smarty Pants: How To Sell Vacuums": Bingo fails to sell vacuums in a short interstitial. Gag credit: Two, three, four... - Is anybody still watching? | ||||
| 27 | 06 | "The Early Cat Gets the Boot"
"Puppet Regime" "Cock-A-Doodle Cat" "Mr. Smarty Pants: How To Make Good Cartoons" "The Out-Dating Game" |
November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0036 |
| "The Early Cat Gets the Boot": Cuckoo tries to catch a mouse in this short interstitial.
"Puppet Regime": Cuckoo tries to get rid of several puppet characters so big name director Cooper DeVille can direct his big budget action movie. "Cock-A-Doodle Cat": Puss gets into a feud with a rooster early in the morning. "Mr. Smarty Pants: How To Make Good Cartoons": Bingo gives off tips on how to make good cartoons in a short interstitial. "The Out-Dating Game": Kuckoo sets Cuckoo up on a game show to help him find love. Guest star: Scarlett Johansson as herself Gag credit: To Ms. Scarlett Johansson - Sorry we popped your tires | ||||
| 28 | 07 | "Kuckoo and Cuckoo's Interview"
"Picture Imperfect" "Beauty and the Beast" "Gopher Broke" |
November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0015 |
| "Kuckoo and Cuckoo's Interview": Kuckoo and Cuckoo get interviewed by TMZ in a short interstitial.
"Picture Imperfect": Dawson tries to get his picture hung in Kuckoo's pizzeria. "Beauty and the Beast": Disasterpiece Theater presents Cuckoo in the role of the Beast, who tries constantly to get a kiss from Sassy, who plays the role of Beauty. "Gopher Broke": Puss n' Pooch deal with a pesky gopher. Gag credit: No use crying - Over Slim Whitman | ||||
| 29 | 08 | "Janky Jailbirds"
"Telephonies" "Inheritance Ignorance" |
November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0016 |
| "Janky Jailbirds": Kuckoo, Kooky, Smarty, and Cuckoo end up going to jail after Cuckoo litters.
"Telephonies": Kuckoo signs up two friends for a screwy telephone service. "Inheritance Ignorance": Rocko ends up inheriting $1,000,000,000 from his uncle, but he can't make a sound for 24 hours or else he'll lose the inheritance to Frankie. Gag credit: If at first you don't succeed - Rewrite, rewrite | ||||
| 30 | 09 | "Pluck Codgers in Future Schlock!"
"It's A Puny World" "Plane Nutty" |
November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0037 |
| "Pluck Codgers in Future Schlock!": Kuckoo plays heroic Pluck Codgers in the year 2114 as he deals with Cuckoo as Ralph Rocketnose.
"It's A Puny World": Kuckoo, Cuckoo, and Bingo get transferred to Malt Dizzy Studios and cause havoc for their mascot, Macaulay Mink. "Plane Nutty": Kuckoo and Kooky end up going for an unexpected plane ride thanks to a pesky narrator. Gag credit: We wanted Morgan Freeman as the narrator - But he snubbed us | ||||
| 31 | 10 | "Doggone It"
"Mind the Grinder" "Aladdin and His Blunderful Lamp" |
November 10, 2014 | KKWCC-0035 |
| "Doggone It": A ventriloquist sells Cuckoo a dog, tricking him into thinking it talks.
"Mind the Grinder": Tuxedo and Terry get into the organ grinder business to get rich quick. "Aladdin and His Blunderful Lamp": Disasterpiece Theater presents Cuckoo in the role of Aladdin, who finds a magic lamp with a genie, played by Kuckoo. Gag credit: I dream of Jeannie - With the light brown hair | ||||
| Season 2b: Santa-tized for your Protection: A Kuckoo Kat Holiday Special | ||||
| 32 | 11 | "Santa-tized for your Protection: A Kuckoo Kat Holiday Special" | December 20, 2014 | KKWCC-0052 |
| Kuckoo and Cuckoo get jobs as mailmen during Christmas and deliver a letter to Santa's workshop. They arrive at the workshop and while Kuckoo is excited to meet the holly jolly fat man himself, Cuckoo tries to get the elves to start their own union. After a few more hijinks, the two join Santa to help deliver presents, including one to a house guarded by a vicious dog.
Guest stars: Mel Brooks as Santa Claus, Jennifer Tilly as Mrs. Claus, and Tom Bodett as the Narrator Gag credit: Ho, ho, ho - Merry Christmas and whatever else you celebrate Note: The stop-motion animation in the beginning was done by Screen Novelties, best known for their work on Robot Chicken, Chowder, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas (which came out four days before the episode). | ||||
| Season 2c | ||||
| 33 | 12 | "The Whatzitville Zone" | January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0049 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo plays Rod Serling in a parody of The Twilight Zone.
"To Sewer With Love": Cuckoo accidentally flushes himself down the toilet and becomes a king for sewer alligators. "The Legend of Sleazy Hollow": Disasterpiece Theater presents Cuckoo in the role of Ichabod Lame, who faces rumors of the Headless Horseman in Sleazy Hollow. "It's A Hap-Hap-Happy Life": Puss wishes that he never met Pooch. Gag credit: Alligator Translator - Stacy Miller | ||||
| 34 | 13 | "A Walk Down Whatzitville" | January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0001 |
| Wraparounds: A narrator takes us on a tour down Whatzitville.
"Money $ide Up": Cuckoo marries a rich spinster and deals with her bratty son. "Doggelganger": After Pooch gets adopted by an old lady who hates cats, Puss disguises himself as a dog to get inside. "Train Strain": Kuckoo faces off against a notorious bank robber while on a train. Gag credit: No bank robbers were harmed in the making of this cartoon. - Okay, maybe they were harmed a couple of times. Note: First episode in production order, which is why the wraparounds act as a new introduction to these characters. | ||||
| 35 | 14 | "Puss in Books"
"The Big Bad Salesman" "Personal Space Invader" |
January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0055 |
| "Puss in Books": Puss tries to catch a mouse while in a library.
"The Big Bad Salesman": Disasterpiece Theater presents Kuckoo in the role of a super salesman who pesters the Three Little Pigs. "Personal Space Invader": Smarty builds a safe space for him after everyone bothers his personal space. Gag credit: Moral of the story - I forgot | ||||
| 36 | 15 | "Knight Shift"
"You Must Be Karate Kidding" "Health Feud" "Movie Minute" |
January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0045 |
| "Knight Shift": Cuckoo journeys to fight a dragon and save Princess Sassy.
"You Must Be Karate Kidding": A Shaolin master tries to teach his pupil about skill and agility as they watch Frankie try to catch Rocko. "Health Feud": Kuckoo's cousin Tammy arrives and Cuckoo falls in love with her. However, he must deal with her vegetarian ways. "Movie Minute": Kuckoo hosts a review show with snobby critic Fibber Molten. Gag credit: Word of the Day - Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia | ||||
| 37 | 16 | "Cuckoo's Wedding"
"Nut at the Museum" "Story Bored" "Son of a Beach" |
January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0011 |
| "Cuckoo's Wedding": Cuckoo gets married to his dream bride - Molly!
"Nut at the Museum": Kuckoo gets chased by a museum guard after he mistakes him for a thief. "Story Bored": Puss n' Pooch try to make a hit news story. "Son of a Beach": Sassy tries to relax on the beach, but unfortunately deals with Kuckoo and Bingo's mischief. Gag credit: Mystery Credit - I.M Weirdo | ||||
| 38 | 17 | "Viewer Request Day" | January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0003 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Kooky host a "Viewer Request Day", as Cuckoo tries to get a cartoon starring him.
"Roller Derby Dorks": Kuckoo and Kooky partake in a roller derby competition. "Vanity Fur": Puss puts Pooch in a fancy pedigree dog show. "My Own Worst Enemy": Cuckoo imagines his own imaginary friend, who turns out to be more popular than him. Gag credit: Today's Weather - Cloudy with a chance of raining men | ||||
| 39 | 18 | "Kooky Spooky" | January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0029 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Kooky tackle scary and spooky topics.
"Party Fright": Kuckoo and Smarty cater a party filled with monsters. "Stop, Spook, and Listen": Puss n' Pooch stay the night at a haunted house. "Holly Jolly Halloween": Sassy tries to get her Halloween candy, but has to deal with people celebrating Christmas early. Gag credit: You have been watching "Kuckoo Kat's Wacky Cartoon Cabaret" - It’s a tough job, but someone had to do it | ||||
| 40 | 19 | "Daycare of Doom"
"Mars Needs Velcro!" "C Flat or B Sharp?" |
January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0020 |
| "Daycare of Doom": Cuckoo signs up for a daycare and deals with hundreds of kids.
"Mars Needs Velcro!": Puss n' Pooch, in the roles of Private Pussycat and Cadet Canine, try to protect the Earth's supply of Velcro from Martians. "C Flat or B Sharp?": Kuckoo sings "The Barber of Seville" and deals with an insomniac alley dog. Gag credit: "C Flat or B Sharp?" - Our most sophisticated cartoon so far | ||||
| 41 | 20 | "Star Wreck" | January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0014 |
| In a parody of Star Trek, Cuckoo as Captain Cork and the rest of the crew on the USS Wiseguy travel to the planet of Drobnar and battle the evil Noodlenoggins after they have captured Smarty.
Gag credit: With Apologies To - Gene Roddenberry | ||||
| 42 | 21 | "Commander Cat and the Temple of Certain Death!" | January 30, 2015 | KKWCC-0010 |
| In a very special special, Commander Cat, alongside his trusty sidekick Marvin the Mechanical Mouse, his superheroine girlfriend, Catalina Catscratch, and their acquaintances, Big Bug, Schnoz Schnauzer, and Brains Bunny, set off to the Temple of Certain Death to save the world's supply of Blammo! Cereal and defeat Commander Cat's sworn enemy, the maniacal squirrel Doctor Nuts.
Gag credit: Doctor Nuts' stand-in - Screwball Squirrel | ||||
Season 3 (2015)[]
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| 43 | 01 | "Cancelled! - Part One"
"Soup's On" "Cancelled! - Part Two" |
May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0056 |
| "Cancelled! - Part One": Kuckoo's show ends up getting cancelled and is replaced by an educational show starring Harvey the Happy Hyena.
"Soup's On": Puss n' Pooch trick a sheriff in a town into thinking they're soup salesmen. "Cancelled! - Part Two": Kuckoo, being the only sane one not hypnotized by Harvey's show, finally realizes he's a fraud. Gag credit: Our new resolution - No more sarcastic comments about the show | ||||
| 44 | 02 | "The Goo From Outer Space That Swallowed The City of Whatzitville"
"Punchin' Judy" "Pests of the West" |
May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0018 |
| "The Goo From Outer Space That Swallowed The City of Whatzitville": Kuckoo and Cuckoo find a strange intergalactic goo inside a meteor that slowly starts to eat their city.
"Punchin' Judy": Commander Cat and Marvin the Mechanical Mouse face off against a criminal kangaroo by the name of Punchin' Judy. "Pests of the West": Kuckoo, Kooky, Smarty, and Cuckoo play Western heroes as they face off against Mad Dog Marley. Gag credit: Hey! - Is that kangaroo funny or what? | ||||
| 45 | 03 | "Sunday the 15th"
"Leave It to Weaver" "The Gettysburg Distress" |
May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0054 |
| "Sunday the 15th": Kuckoo and Cuckoo face off against a masked killer at Lapis Lazuli Lagoon.
"Leave It to Weaver": Kuckoo guest stars on the hit sitcom "Leave It to Weaver", as he gets Weaver into trouble. 'The Gettysburg Distress": Kuckoo and Cuckoo try to protect Lincoln's Tomb from Podunk and Rebecca. Gag credit: If Universal calls - We blame Owen | ||||
| 46 | 04 | "Shoplifting Spree"
"Rock-A-Bye Maybe" "Hunger Strikes" "Ask Kuckoo! (again)" |
May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0041 |
| "Shoplifting Spree": Cuckoo entices Kuckoo into committing an act of shoplifting and turning to a life of crime.
"Rock-A-Bye Maybe": After Cuckoo suffers a nervous breakdown, Kuckoo makes sure he gets nothing but peace and quiet, to no avail thanks to an caterwauling alley cat. "Hunger Strikes": Rocko Rabbit deals with Frankie Fox and a hungry vulture. "Ask Kuckoo! (again)": Kuckoo answers some more of your burning questions in a short interstitial. Gag credit: Moral of the story - Don't litter | ||||
| 47 | 05 | "Our Very Special Q&A Episode" | May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0039 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Cuckoo try to host their first ever live Q&A episode.
"Tally Hokum": Kuckoo, Bingo, and Cuckoo go fox hunting to find a rich woman a new fox fur coat. "Faux White and the Seven Mice": Disasterpiece Theater presents Kuckoo in the role of Faux White, who becomes the enemy of King Looney, played by Cuckoo. "Scare Of A Sale": Kuckoo plays a salesman who tries to sell something to a mad scientist. Gag credit: This episode brought to you by - The Maldonian Awareness Association | ||||
| 48 | 06 | "Louse for Sale"
"The Dog Days of Cuckoo" "Hot Doggin' It" "Ask Bingo!" |
May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0060 |
| "Louse for Sale": During a housing shortage, Kuckoo gets his house taken by freeloaders.
"The Dog Days of Cuckoo": Cuckoo has a nightmare that he becomes a dog and deals with a bratty girl. "Hot Doggin' It": Kuckoo chases a Navy canine around to make him pay one more penny for a hot dog. "Ask Bingo": Bingo takes over for Kuckoo and answers your burning questions in a short interstitial. Gag credit: Streaming services - You get what you pay for | ||||
| 49 | 07 | "It's Howdy Kitty Time" | May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0043 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo hosts a puppet show in the style of "Howdy Doody".
"Faux Paws": Kuckoo gets adopted as a pet and deals with a nasty bulldog. "Police Squab": Terry becomes a second assistant assistant police officer and Tuxedo, once again, tries to trick him. "Gold Rush Flush": Bingo tries to find a new home while Cuckoo digs for gold. Gag credit: Our special salute to - Buffalo Bob Smith | ||||
| 50 | 08 | "Where's Kuckoo?" | May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0044 |
| Wraparounds: Kooky tries to host the show after Kuckoo suddenly disappears.
"Snoop Du Jour": Smarty deals with Dawson as an annoying customer. "Little Penguin Lost": Puss n' Pooch find a lost penguin and try to take him home. "Clock Sucker": Cuckoo tries to sell Bingo a phony clock. Gag credit: Hey guys, Kuckoo here - What'd I miss? | ||||
| 51 | 09 | "Hole in None"
"Little Red Riding Hoodlum" "The Pest Next Door" |
May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0063 |
| "Hole-in-None": Kuckoo and Kooky face off against Perfect Petunia yet again in a game of golf.
"Little Red Riding Hoodlum": Disasterpiece Theater presents the story of a big bad wolf tries to trick Little Red Riding Hoodlum (played by Kuckoo), but must deal with his grandmother. "The Pest Next Door": Kuckoo wins $50,000 dollars from a radio contest and becomes a next door neighbor to billionaire J.P. Hogarth. Gag credit: The show is over - Now go away | ||||
| 52 | 10 | "Farewell, My Idiot" | May 15, 2015 | KKWCC-0059 |
| After being framed for the murder of Kuckoo, Cuckoo tries to solve the mystery of how Kuckoo could've possibly have gone missing by rounding up all of his foes and enemies throughout the decades. After several mishaps and misunderstandings, Cuckoo doesn't solve the mystery and gets arrested. At the end, it's revealed that Kuckoo, along with Kooky, had taken a vacation to Cucamonga.
Gag credit: Police officer played by - Grumpy McGrouchyPants | ||||
| Season 3b | ||||
| 53 | 11 | "Tales from the Crepekeeper" | June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0061 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo plays the Crepekeeper in a parody of Tales from the Crypt.
"Tickle-Me Evil": Kuckoo gets a Miss Marion doll for his birthday, but him and the gang must try to survive after it's revealed the doll is a homicidal maniac. "Pancake House of Horror": Puss n' Pooch get chased by Pointyhead as he tries to eat them for breakfast. "The Devil and Daniel Leadfoot": VooVoo tries to steal the soul of Kuckoo in a parody of "The Devil and Daniel Webster". Epilogue: A homicidal axe-wielding maniac seen as a running gag in the previous cartoons tries to get his luck turned around at a slumber party, but he gets an unexpected surprise. Gag credit: The reason for such a spooky episode this early - We set our clocks an hour forward | ||||
| 54 | 12 | "Store Wars"
"A Louse Divided" "The Monster Bash" |
June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0057 |
| "Store Wars": Kuckoo causes hell for a department store manager.
"A Louse Divided": Rocko deals with Cuckoo as a greedy house developer trying to make him move away. "The Monster Bash": Kuckoo and Cuckoo face off against Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, and the Wolf Man, who can only be stopped with the power of music. Gag credit: Any similarity between this cartoon and the rough draft is purely coincidental. | ||||
| 55 | 13 | "A Very Special Disasterpiece Theater Episode" | June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0062 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Kooky host a special full-length Disasterpiece Theater episode.
"The Tragicomedy of Macbeth": Cuckoo plays the title role in this comedic version of Macbeth. "Hansel and Grendel": Puss n' Pooch fight off against Grendel in a parody of Beowulf. "Alley Babu and the Foolish Thieves": Kuckoo and Cuckoo play thieves who try to steal Alley Babu's treasure. Gag credit: A Special Salute to - Fractured Fairy Tales | ||||
| 56 | 14 | "Natural Born Jokers" | June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0040 |
| Wraparounds: Wade Wail talks about Kuckoo and his friends as public enemies on "Whatzitville Wackos".
"Leader of the Racket": Kuckoo and Cuckoo become leaders in a foreign country. "Stowaway and Today": Puss n' Pooch end up as stowaways on an ocean liner and try to do magic tricks to entertain the captain. "Ice to Meet Ya": Kuckoo, Kooky, and Bingo deal with a cranky ice cream man. Gag credit: Watch the episode again - to find Waldo and win nothing | ||||
| 57 | 15 | "Dimension of Deception"
"The Positively, Absolutely, Actual Factual, True Story of Christopher Columbus" "Advocacy for Anarchy" "Room and Bored" |
June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0046 |
| "Dimension of Deception": Kuckoo steps into an alternate dimension where everyone has changed for the worst.
Note: Features a cameo from the incarnation of Kuckoo in Kango and Kuckoo. "The Positively, Absolutely, Actual Factual, True Story of Christopher Columbus": Kuckoo and Kooky drive Christopher Columbus insane as he searches for land in 1942. "Advocacy for Anarchy": Rocko tricks Frankie into becoming more family-friendly. "Room and Bored": Cuckoo complains about Kuckoo's dressing room in a quickie. Gag credit: Special Thanks to - The viewers, for sitting through these credits | ||||
| 58 | 16 | "Pampered and Pulverized"
"Migraines, Trains, and Slimy Eels" "Award to the Wise" |
June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0050 |
| "Pampered and Pulverized": Kuckoo, Kooky, and Bingo arrive at a health spa and cause a ruckus.
"Migraines, Trains, and Slimy Eels": Smarty deals with a selfish Dawson while on a train. "Award to the Wise": Frankie tries to catch Rocko while at an awards ceremony. Gag credit: The Oliver Awards - Still more prestigious than the Oscars | ||||
| 59 | 17 | "Hysterical History" | June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0048 |
| Wraparounds: A narrator shows us several historical and hysterical moments throughout the decades.
"24 Karat Kitty": Kuckoo fights against a prospector during the Gold Rush. "Toga Tango": Rocko and Frankie have a usual chase during the Roman Empire. "Cops and Slobbers": Cuckoo as FBI agent, Elliot Mess and Smarty as his sidekick, Comic Relief, face off against crooks during the Roaring Twenties. Gag credit: History Nerd - Nancy Gross | ||||
| 60 | 18 | "Conman, Lord of the Apes"
"Uh Oh, Vertigo!" "A Hard Day's Knight" |
June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0051 |
| "Conman, Lord of the Apes": Cuckoo stars as the heroic savior, Conman, Lord of the Apes, as he explains his backstory.
"Uh Oh, Vertigo!": Puss tries to chase a mouse around a construction site while suffering from his vertigo. "Day and Knight": Kuckoo and Cuckoo compete in a knight's tournament while dealing with the Sheriff. Gag credit: Cuckoo's stunt double - Johnny Weissmuller | ||||
| 61 | 19 | "The Funny Folks Half-Hour Spectacular" | June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0047 |
| Wraparounds: Puss, Pooch, Rocko, Frankie, Tuxedo, and Terry host their own show while Kuckoo and the others are on vacation.
"Strawberry Fields Whatever": Tuxedo tries to steal Terry's strawberries from his bushes. "Jackrabbit Out of Luck": Frankie tries to pass Rocko off as a jackrabbit to gain money. "The Natives Are Restless": Pooch gets cherished by natives as a God, which makes Puss jealous. Gag credit: Moral of the Story - Not every show is perfect | ||||
| 62 | 20 | "Pledge Broke" | June 25, 2015 | KKWCC-0053 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Cuckoo host another telethon to raise a million laughs.
"Mess America": Kuckoo competes in a beauty contest and deals with a nosy judge. "Commander Cat and the Birthday Bust": Commander Cat and Marvin the Mechanical Mouse stop two criminal clowns at No Laughing Matter Prison all while Commander Cat thinks it's his birthday surprise. "Black and White All Over": Kuckoo and the gang bring back three classic characters, Rufus Rat, Simpleton Squirrel, and Dexter Dodo for a studio gala, who turn out to be even crazier maniacs than them. Guest stars: Stan Lee as Dexter Dodo, Mel Brooks as Rufus Rat, and June Squibb as Simpleton Squirrel Gag credit: Don't miss our next episode - It's a better cure for insomnia | ||||
Season 4 (2015-16)[]
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| Season 4a | ||||
| 63 | 01 | "Night of the Living Dumb" | October 13, 2015 | KKWCC-0058 |
| After toxic waste gets dumped in the cemetery by two careless employees, zombies take over the city of Whatzitville and all its inhabitants, all except for Kuckoo and the gang, meaning that it's up to them to save everyone and turn them back to their normal screwy selves.
Gag credit: Stop watching these credits - And go trick-or-treating! | ||||
| 64 | 02 | "Christmas Crack-Ups" | December 21, 2015 | KKWCC-0066 |
| Wraparounds: An unseen narrator tells Christmas stories as we see ornaments of Kuckoo and the gang.
"Christmas Bopping ": Kuckoo and VooVoo have a chase around the Whatzitville Mall. "Frozen Feud": Frankie chases Rocko in order to eat him for his Christmas dinner. "Wreck the Halls": Kuckoo and Cuckoo try to do Christmas decorating and end up wrecking the house. Gag credit: Don't look now - Kuckoo spiked the eggnog | ||||
| Season 4b | ||||
| 65 | 03 | "Base Brawl"
"Quiz Clubbed" "Them's Fightin' Words" |
February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0079 |
| "Base Brawl": Kuckoo sneakily joins a baseball game and deals with an unfair umpire.
"Quiz Clubbed": Dawson tries to scam Kuckoo with a quiz club tactic. "Them's Fightin' Words": Kuckoo tries to see a big fight, but deals with several hijinks before ending up IN the big fight. Gag credit: Moral of story - Cheaters never prosper | ||||
| 66 | 04 | "Party of One"
"Person to Prison" "Obscena, Warrior Princess" |
February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0077 |
| "Party of One": Kuckoo has a party of one until Cuckoo tries to butt in.
"Person to Prison": Marvin ends up mistaking Commander Cat for a criminal after seeing a doppelganger that looks like him. "Obscena, Warrior Princess": Kooky plays the role of Obscena, a warrior princess as she faces off against several warlords in ancient Greece. Gag credit: Stickler for rules - Thomas Baldwin | ||||
| 67 | 05 | "It's Cuckoo Cat Day" | February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0074 |
| Wraparounds: Cuckoo takes over the show for the day.
"Passion, Pain and Treasure": After a dream and getting his fortune told, Cuckoo goes shoveling for treasure. "A Cupid for Stupid": A pesky cupid named Puck makes Sassy fall in love with Cuckoo, then makes Cuckoo fall in love with Molly, and then makes Molly fall in love with Sassy. "Carmen 'Round the Mountain": Cuckoo plays the role of a toreador, who tries and fails to impress Sassy in the role of Carmen Verenda. Gag credit: To the viewers - Sorry if your ears are bleeding | ||||
| 68 | 06 | "Milk, It Makes a Body Spurt"
"One For The Books" "Plumber's Cracked" "Undressed to Impress" |
February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0070 |
| "Milk, It Makes a Body Spurt": Kuckoo stars in a kooky milk commercial in this short interstitial.
"One For The Books": Kuckoo tries to beat several world records to get in a record book. "Plumber's Cracked": Puss n' Pooch get into the plumbing business, to mixed results. "Undressed to Impress": Kuckoo deals with the Department of Decency as he is reluctantly forced to wear pants. Gag credit: Guy with big feet - Sheldon Young | ||||
| 69 | 07 | "Wild, Wild Life"
"The Nutty Nineties" "Stone Age Rage" "The Mr. Smarty Pants Allergy Checklist" |
February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0065 |
| "Wild, Wild Life": Cuckoo and Smarty host a nature show, leading to disastrous results. At least, for Cuckoo that is.
"The Nutty Nineties": Kuckoo goes off to rescue Kooky from a villainous fink in a parody of melodramas. "Stone Age Rage": In the Stone Age, Cuckoo tries to prove to Kuckoo that he can become a pioneer at something. "The Mr. Smarty Pants Allergy Checklist": Mr. Smarty Pants returns to teach you how to take care of your allergies in a short interstitial. Gag credit: Stone Age haircuts provided by - Ooga Galug | ||||
| 70 | 08 | "Return of Viewer Request Day" | February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0068 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Kooky host another "Viewer Request Day" as Cuckoo tries to get a cartoon starring him.
"What's My Lion": Kuckoo and Kooky deal with a vicious lion. "Two-Faced Baby Face": Puss n' Pooch disguise themselves as babies to get free food. "Work Hard, Elevate Harder": Smarty and Bingo get stuck in an elevator while on the way to their new jobs. Gag credit: If you want a transcript - Better start typing | ||||
| 71 | 09 | "The Obligatory Beach Episode" | February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0064 |
| It's the obligatory beach episode of the series! Kuckoo fights a burly beach bully who has the hots for Kooky, Fletcher encourages a nervous Smarty to try out surfing, Bingo and Dawson deal in a screwy fishing competition, and Cuckoo tries to impress Sassy, to no avail.
Gag credit: Swimsuits provided by - Esther Williams | ||||
| 72 | 10 | "Party Smarty"
"The Marvin Show" "Mock Like an Egyptian" |
February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0073 |
| "Party Smarty": Kuckoo and Kooky cause chaos for Marsha Nitwit while on Kuckoo's birthday.
"The Marvin Show": Commander Cat gets sick and has to stay in bed, so it's up to Marvin the Mechanical Mouse to stop crime. "Mock Like an Egyptian": Kuckoo, Kooky, and Bingo arrive in Egypt and deal with Julius Chimpancaeser and Cleopanthra. Gag credit: Larry Goodwin's visiting hours - 4:00 - 4:15 P.M. | ||||
| 73 | 11 | "Pretty Kitty"
"Saps With A Map" "Analyze This and That" |
February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0069 |
| "Pretty Kitty": Kooky swaps places for the day with a popular feline from Japan named Pretty Kitty.
"Saps With A Map": Puss n' Pooch find a treasure map that they believe will take them to gold. "Analyze This and That": Kuckoo tries to help out a burly bear by analyzing his problems. Gag credit: Give a hoot - Don't smoke | ||||
| 74 | 12 | "Kuckoo Kat's Mid-Season Finale Jubilee" | February 21, 2016 | KKWCC-0072 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and the gang host the mid-season finale while revealing secrets about themselves.
"A Whatzitville Guide to Part-Time Jobs": Kuckoo and Cuckoo end up getting jobs and deal with annoying customers, thanks to the same narrator from "Plane Nutty". "Hypnotist Hare": Rocko hypnotizes Frankie into thinking he's a rug. "Pun Fight at the Okay Corral": Kuckoo and Kooky arrive at the West and drive Wyatt Burp crazy. Gag credit: Perry Ward's favorite show - "Hello, Larry" | ||||
| Season 4c | ||||
| 75 | 13 | "Raiders of the Lost Yak"
"Hold That Tiger!" "Go Fig Newton" |
April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0076 |
| "Raiders of the Lost Yak": Kuckoo and Cuckoo enter the jungle to search for treasure and encounter the Golden Yak.
"Hold That Tiger!": Commander Cat and Marvin the Mechanical Mouse chase after escaped crook Tiger Rags and his sidekick Spike Bones. "Go Fig Newton": Kuckoo and Kooky bother Issac Newton. Gag credit: Another genie cartoon? - We're running out of ideas | ||||
| 76 | 14 | "What's Cheating Kuckoo Kat"
"Disguise Surprise" "Sleepover and Over" |
April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0071 |
| "What's Cheating Kuckoo Kat": Kuckoo gets chiseled by a crooked restaurant owner, so he fights back.
"Disguise Surprise": Everyone in Whatzitville gets invited to a big Hollywood gala, but not Cuckoo, so he tries to sneak in using disguises. 'Sleepover and Over": Kooky invites a few valley girl friends over for a sleepover, but she doesn't get along with them that well. Gag credit: Guy Who Thinks It's 1995 - Lawrence Harrington | ||||
| 77 | 15 | "Censor Sensibility" | April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0067 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and the gang deal with an annoying censor.
"Fancy Schmancy": Kooky, Sassy, and Molly try to enter a fancy restaurant. "Return of Egadzilla!": Kuckoo fights off against Egadzilla once again in Japan. "With Fiends Like These...": Cuckoo gets a visit from his old college roommate, Muggsy McGonagle. Gag credit: Here's a secret - Jackie Martinez wears a wig | ||||
| 78 | 16 | "TV Or Not TV 2: Saturday Morning Edition" | April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0078 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo wakes up early on a Saturday morning to find some cartoons to watch.
"ElectraDork and DynaWhirl": Cuckoo and a reluctant Sassy play the roles of ElectraDork and DynaWhirl as they battle evil. "The Lunch Boat": Puss n' Pooch end up on a cruise and try to avoid the crew trying to cook them. "The Kookabugs": Kuckoo, Kooky, and Bingo play the Kookabugs as they deal with the evil antics of Wanda Weird. Gag credit: This is Episode #78 - Just wanted to make sure you knew | ||||
| 79 | 17 | "Multiplex Madness" | April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0083 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Kooky go theater hopping while dealing with a burly usher.
"Stupidman Returns": Kuckoo returns as Stupidman, the hero of yesterday, as he faces off against Cuckoo as Fat Cat Fortescue. "Star Wreck: The Wrath of Corn": Captain Cork and his crew on the USS Wiseguy return to face off against the evil mastermind, Corn. Note: Features a cameo from the Intergalactic Idiots at the end. "Robinson Carousel": Puss n' Pooch try to find food while stranded on an island. Gag credit: Don't tell anyone - We pirated this episode | ||||
| 80 | 18 | "Our Final Viewer Request Day, We Promise" | April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0075 |
| Wraparounds: Kuckoo and Kooky host one last "Viewer Request Day".
"Fur Gone Conclusion": Kuckoo and Kooky are pursued by Lunella LaCreep so she can turn them into fur coats. "Frog Day Afternoon": Puss n' Pooch encounter a frog in a well who says he's a king. "Jury Duty Calls": Cuckoo has to deal with Bingo popping up with a court summons. Gag credit: Please mail your requests - To some other show | ||||
| 81 | 19 | "Cuckoo at the Bat"
"Carrots Are A Hare's Best Friend" "Water Battle" |
April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0080 |
| "Cuckoo at the Bat": Disasterpiece Theater presents Cuckoo as the title role in this comedic rendition of "Casey at the Bat".
"Carrots Are A Hare's Best Friend": Rocko deals with a mean store owner who swipes his carrots. "Water Battle": Kuckoo as a pizza delivery boy pesters the King of Atlantis to pay for his pies. Gag credit: Don't worry, viewers - Our next episode is even lamer! | ||||
| 82 | 20 | "A Battle of Nitwits"
"Fish n' Gypped" "Creature from the Black Pool" |
April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0081 |
| "A Battle of Nitwits": Kuckoo deals with a hobo who tries to steal his turkey.
"Fish n' Gypped": Puss n' Pooch take up fishing to gain money. "Creature from the Black Pool": After Kuckoo gets a swimming pool, Cuckoo tries to protect him from a strange monster inside it. Gag credit: Hair and makeup - Floyd the Barber | ||||
| 83 | 21 | "A True Hollyweird Story"
"Sleeping Ugly" "Pop Banned" |
April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0082 |
| "A True Hollyweird Story": Kuckoo tells a "true" story about Cuckoo and his acting career, told with a stunt double.
"Sleeping Ugly": Frankie tries to hunt Rocko, but he's busy sleeping. "Pop Banned": Kuckoo, Kooky, and Bingo pester a girl group. Gag credit: Shh! Be quiet! - Rocko's still sleeping | ||||
| 84 | 22 | "Insane in the Fast Lane" | April 24, 2016 | KKWCC-0084 |
| In this jam-packed series finale, Kuckoo and the gang face off together in a chaotic and kooky cross country race in order to win the grand prize from kajillionaires Sir Vincent Von Viscount III (voiced by guest star David Warner) & Sebastian and Buffy Rockefeller, who are revealed to be VooVoo, One-Eye, and LooLoo in disguise.
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