The Best Episodes of Apple & Onion

Hot Dog has the audition of his life but he is missing something crucial. Apple and Onion are tasked with bringing it to him and they are adamant that nothing will stand in their way.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

Pizza's Diner needs a makeover. Apple and Onion better get this right or Pizza is ruined.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi

It's time to relax in the expensive massage chairs that Apple & Onion have rented for the month. It's also time for the Football (soccer) World Cup and Falafel's team, Egypt are in the tournament.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

If found guilty of breaking Patty's Law, Apple and Onion face grave punishment but they have a more pressing concern; looking after their dear, sickly Falafel.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Apple and Onion must adopt unorthodox measures if they are to see this special animal at the zoo.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Apple and Onion need to get rid of a problematic dog they thought was a horse.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Apple and Onion try to help Falafel find his passion but it looks like things might take a humiliating turn.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi

Apple and Onion must repair the hole in their roof before the impending storm of the century.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

DJ Saltfish and MC Ackee are in town for two nights only and Apple and Onion are determined to make the most of it and bust some moves on the dance floor.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi

Apple's curiosity of what it would be like to walk upside down like a spider should be ignored and given no further thought. It is not.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

Apple and Onion have to keep a couple together so they can sing their new love song at the couple’s wedding.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi

Apple & Onion need a Last Will and Testament if they are to protect their belongings from the state.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

Apple and Onion are very happy with their sweet new matching designer outfits they bought from known scam-artist Street Dog. That's until Chicken Nugget mistakes them for something they are not.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Apple and Onion must get Hoagie to finish replacing their building's roof so that they can get on with their lives.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

Apple and Onion are to cook for a very important guest but Onion is not quite feeling himself.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi

Apple and Onion must recruit the help of retired quiz master Falafel if they are to not starve.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

Apple and Onion are about to take ownership of a brand new luxury penthouse apartment and be rid of their roof shack for ever! All they need is a good reference from a previous landlord… Falafel.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi

Can there exist such a thing as drone shoes? It sounds like they would need a huge power capacity.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Apple and Onion quit their demeaning jobs at the Dollar Store as a matter of pride.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

In pursuit of the American Dream, Apple and Onion start their own business. However, a rather troublesome customer stands in their way.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Apple and Onion are put in charge of Falafel’s beloved rooster but it turns out that other parties have a vested interest in it too.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

It's Apple's turn to buy this months' groceries again meaning that the risk of starvation is at hand.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Deepak Sethi

Apple and Onion must save their favourite booth at Pizza’s Diner from a Texas oil tycoon.

Director: David Ochs, Bryan Mann

Writer: Eric Acosta

Having finally saved up and aquired an expensive toy race track, Apple and Onion are faced with one problem- there is no time to play with it.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi

It's Cousin's Day- another holiday the corporations made up to make more money and Apple and Onion are going to capitalize on it.

Director: Bryan Mann

Writer: Michael Gendi