The Best Episodes of Bunnicula

The ghosts and ghouls of the Orlock are spooked when a mysterious visitor appears and reveals a tie to Bunnicula's past.

Director: George Kaprielian

Writer: Jordan Gershowitz

A prank war unfolds between Chester and Bunnicula.

Director: Andy Thom

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

When Mina wants to see a real ghost, her pets hire one to give her a little bit of a scare.

Director: Erik Knutson

Writer: Ian Wasseluk, Erin Kavanagh

When Chester realizes that Bunnicula isn't enough to protect the Orlock Apartments from supernatural forces, Bunnicula introduces his friends to the Knight Owl — a dedicated defender of the downtrodden, but the family's new protector seems to be a little too good at his job.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Maxwell Atoms, Jessica Borutski

Bunnicula's been framed for the crime of eating all the food in the fridge, so it's up to Chester and Harold to brush up on their detective skills and prove Bunnicula's innocence.

Director: George Kaprielian

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

A Government Agent searches Orlock Apartments for supernatural activity in order to save his job.

Director: Andy Thom

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

The locket repairs itself and two ogres (John DiMaggio and Kevin Michael Richardson) decide to use it to capture Mina. Now, it's up to Bunnicula to save the future.

Director: George Kaprielian

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

A magical harmonica attracts zombie fish to the Orlock apartments and Bunnicula tries to stop them from scaring Mina.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Jessica Borutski

Chester isn't acting like himself lately, but the trouble doesn't really start until Bunnicula realizes that Chester has been watching a possessed video cassette.

Director: Maxwell Atoms

Writer: Maxwell Atoms, Karl Hadrika

The pets find a magical locket that shows them the future, and they also learn that Mina will be in mortal danger when she becomes an adult. So, they decide to train her to be ready for any possible dangers to keep her safe.

Director: George Kaprielian

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

After Harold comes home from surgery after eating a soccer ball, Chester and Bunnicula commit to helping their friend get some rest and read him a bedtime story. But after a monstrous hybrid of a spider and a lamb emerges from the book, they’re afraid their immobilized friend will be eaten! Bunnicula and Chester team up to save their friend.

Director: Maxwell Atoms

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

After Mina and her friends try to invoke Bloody Mary in the hall mirror, Harold discovers that they’ve actually conjured a mud monster that he’s super excited to introduce to his friends.

Director: Maxwell Atoms

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

Harold willingly creates puppet dolls of Chester, Bunnicula and himself, with dire consequences...

Director: Andy Thom

Writer: Steve Clemmons

A doppelganger is on the loose in the Orlock Apartments.

Director: Andy Thom

Writer: Dick Grunert

When Chester feeds Bunnicula garlic as a way to remove his vampire powers, the bunny’s fur falls off and he becomes a cute, dancing skeleton. But after Chester realizes that Mina’s heart will break if she realizes Bunnicula is a real vampire, he and Harold must cover up the problem.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Maxwell Atoms, Jessica Borutski

Bunnicula finds himself far from the Orlock Apartments at sunrise, and desperately attempts to return home before the sun's rays turn him to ash.

Director: Matt Whitlock

Writer: Matt Whitlock, Lane Raichert

Chester thinks Bunnicula is a robot made by aliens.

Director: George Kaprielian, Shaunt Nigoghossian

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

When Patches decides to move in with Bunnicula and Harold, Chester knows that letting Mina's dad know about Patches' Were-Dude curse could be a problem.

Director: George Kaprielian, Shaunt Nigoghossian

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

Bunnicula helps a family of rabbits deal with a belligerent horse, who eats the rabbits of their carrots.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

When a ghostly Southern alligator looking for her missing earring is haunting the sewers spreads a crying curse through the apartment, only Bunnicula can set things right before everyone drowns in their own waterworks.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Maxwell Atoms, Jessica Borutski

After Chester assumes that an eggplant will cause Bunnicula to lay a monster egg, Bunnicula decides to pull a prank on Chester and dresses up as his own baby.

Director: Matt Whitlock

Writer: Maxwell Atoms, Matt Whitlock

Mina and Marsha search the city for Bunnicula, who is having a party, so Harold and Chester try to locate him before Mina does.

Director: Andy Thom

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

A witch prevents Bunnicula from getting a hug from Mina.

Director: William Ruzicka

Writer: Dick Grunert

Bunnicula has the flu and its up to Chester, Harold and Lugosi to find a cure for Bunnicula.

Director: George Kaprielian

Writer: Carlos Ramos

The pets go on a road trip to a music festival in the underworld.

Director: William Ruzicka

Writer: Brady Klosterman