The Best Episodes Directed By Alan Smart

CatDog get fleas, so they have to wear an unfashonable belt. Dog refuses to wear the belt. When he does, the fleas inhabbit Cat, so they fight over the belt. When the belt becomes useless, they find the fleas a new home.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Andy Rheingold

CatDog try to go on a vacation, but they nd up in the middle of a giant traffic jam that never stops. After they make the best of it, they turn on each other when they need food. Eventually, they make peace and try to get out. They end up on a bulletin board, and think they're on an island.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Steven Banks

Cat tries to get Shriek and Dog married so the Greasers will stop pounding him. Then, he dreams about there life together, and sees how bad it would be. When he wakes up, the beginning of his dream comes into play, he makes Dog say bad things about her. The catch? Dog says that the insults were from Cat.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Steven Banks

CatDog work in Rancid's factory for ""Kravity Crunch"" cereal. Dog works harder than anyone else, and gets promoted to Prize-Stuffer. Cat, and the others at the factory are mistreated. But when Dog is promoted to #1 prize stuffer, the workers revolt, and Cat and Dog reunuite just to become a prize.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Casper Kelly

Cat is tired of the Greasers beating him up. So, when he sees an add in a magizine for drinks that will pumpyou up, he buys them. He dosn't like the taste, but Dog loves it. So he gets Dog pumped up, and he relizes at the last minute that Dog has snapped. He tries to get more than revenge on the Greasers, and Cat tells him 'You're not really like this.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Evan Baily

The Greasers plan another attack on Catdog, when Eddie the Squirrel messes them up. It turns out that Cliff has been glued to Eddie. He's then fired from the Greasers, and they go to CatDog for help. They graduate from CatDog's 'Freak' School. When Cliff realizes that Eddie's only on his Jacket, he beats up CatDog, and Eddie.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Casper Kelly

It is almost Brother's Day in Nearburg. Everyone is getting ready for it, except CatDog. Dog has gone out and bought a mud wrestling ting, and Cat... well he's just greedy. So when it comes down to it... Cat sells his lufa (a cats most prized possestion) to get money. Dog sells his Mud Wrestling stuff. They both bought eachother Wrestling masks, and the episode ends with the two of them attacking Winslow.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Andy Rheingold

Cat wants to be alone, and wants a new butt instead of having Dog attached on him.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Steven Banks

CatDog are fed up with getting hurt by the Greasers, so they try to find out how to fight back.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Andy Rheingold

Dog moves out after a bet with Cat, saying that Dog cannot last a day alone without him.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Andy Rheingold

Cat tries to impress two ladies on a TV show, ""Really Incredible People"".

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Andy Rheingold

Dog gets angry with the Gorhper when he thinks his is meddling in his Bone Cellar.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Andy Rheingold

Moe steals the drink recipe Homer invented, and the rechristened “Flaming Moe” turns his tavern into a hotspot. When a national franchise wants to buy the recipe, Homer wants revenge.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Robert Cohen

Grandpa, Arnold, and Gerald are all going on an old fashioned camping trip... until Big Bob, Helga, and Phoebe show up with luxurious camping equipment.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Jonathan Greenberg

Arnold loses Grandpa's watch inside the sewers, so he must retrieve from The Sewer King.

Director: Alan Smart

Writer: Keith Kaczorek