The Best Episodes of Cow and Chicken

The Cow and Chicken`s teacher sings a ballad about Red Guy and Cow and Chicken.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: David Feiss, Michael Ryan

On a field trip to the penitentiary, Chicken switches places with a hardened criminal named Red.

Director: David Feiss, Robert Alvarez

Writer: David Feiss

Cow wants to earn money to buy the new Crabs the Warthog Doll. So she gets a part-time job at the milk farm, where her milk is superb. Chicken decides to get a part-time job too, and is refered to the Chicken farm as a ""temporary employee"". I Am Weasel: ""I.R. On Sun""

Director: David Feiss, Robert Alvarez

Writer: David Feiss, Bill Burnett

I.M. Weasel must complete the trans Atlantic Bridge.

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Writer: N/A

Cow and Chicken are devastated when Mom and Dad suddenly announce that their moving. Cow and Chicken start reminising about their favorite memories from the only home they ever lived in, from their first puppy, to their first Christmas. The Red Guy, Flem and Earl are also devastated when Cow and Chicken are moving. Once the truck is loaded, Cow and Chicken discover that they are only moving to an identical house next door. When asked why, Dad replies ""our old house was infested with ants.""

Director: David Feiss

Writer: David Feiss, Michael Ryan

Cow and her babysitter accidentally get stuck up on the roof.

Director: David Feiss, John McIntyre

Writer: David Feiss, Bill Burnett

It's discovered that I.R. is the king of the kingdom of Yurp, so Weasel must turn him into a gentleman.

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Weasel and I.R. remember the days in which they were good friends, until they were sent to Enemy Camp.

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Writer: N/A

Chicken, Flem and Earl are fascinated by the girls' bathroom.

Director: David Feiss, Robert Alvarez

Writer: David Feiss

Mom and Dad decide to let Cow have a pet. She choose an anaconda, after it eats Chicken, and she hears his voice from inside the snake, and assumes the snake can sound just like Chicken. Cow names the anaconda, Fluffy, and Fluffy soon grows attached to Chicken, as its full-coarse dinner.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: Bill Burnett

Cow's tongue rips out of her mouth and runs away. He then causes havock all over town, by hi-jacking someone of their motor-scooter, rolling around in someone's gravy, and licking the candy store dry. Soon, Tongue finds himself on the lam, and runs back to Cow. Everything is back to normal, until Chicken's wattle decides to run away to.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: Michael Ryan

Cow and Chicken get an unexpected visit from Cow's twin cousin, Sow (a pig with 8 teets). After Sow's first day at school, she causes chaos, and puts the blame on Cow. It's up to Cow to pull the plug on Sow's evil ways.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: Sherri Schrader

Sick of their everyday life of being squirted with milk, Cow's favorite toys: Crabs the Warthog Doll, Piles the Beaver Doll, and Manure the Bear decide to run away to find their original owner. After reading Manure's tag that says ""Made In Hong Kong"", they assume their original owner is a maiden named Hong Kong, and set out on a quest to find her.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: Steve Marmel, Michael Ryan

Red Guy is trying to know the secret identity of Supercow.

Director: David Feiss, Robert Alvarez

Writer: Monte Young, Victor Ortado, Larry Huber

Mom and Dad send Cow and Chicken to military school to teach them discipline, but are appalled when they return as iron-minded machines.

Director: David Feiss, Robert Alvarez

Writer: David Feiss, Bill Burnett, Seth MacFarlane

I.R. finds an abandoned baby and adopts him as his son.

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Writer: N/A

Weasel and I.R. create their forms of life.

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Writer: N/A

Cow brings home an ""invisible"" dog, whom she dubs, Kevin. Pretty soon, she and Kevin are inseperable, but causes trouble with school and friends. After she enters Kevin in a dog show, and wins, Kevin ""runs away"". Afterwards, Cow finds Kevin, befriended an ""invisible"" homeless man.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: Michael Ryan, Pilar Menendez

Chicken tells Cow that she's not artistic, so she in return, sculpts a seal out of a stick of chewing gum, and an entire machine full of bubblegum balls. Cow wishes that her chewing gum seal, whom she names Chachi, was real. Suddenly, a wishing star grants her wish, and Chachi is a real, miserable, ho-hum seal.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: Maxwell Atoms

It's ""Bring Your Kids to Work Day"", so Dad does just that. Dad's job is guarding the government's money. When he has to appear at a sudden confernce, he leaves Cow and Chicken in his office. Red Guy, who is now a Canadian Mounty Police, finds them, and begins to stalk them, until they surrender.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: David Feiss, Michael Ryan

Back in Roman times, Weasel and I.R. battle each other as gladiators.

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Writer: N/A

Dad isn't friendly terms with the new neighbors, who happen to be clowns. Cow falls in love with the clown son, who in return falls in love with Cow. They play hooky to spend the day together. Dad finds out, and Cow in grounded, while he kicks the clown son out, and chews clown dad out.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: David Feiss, Fred Belford

At the mall, Cow gets noticed by a fashion photographer from Vague Magazine. Her bovine looks become the latest fad.

Director: David Feiss, Robert Alvarez

Writer: David Feiss, Bill Burnett

Dad loves shopping for Mom's stuff. He runs off to get a manicure for her, while Cow and Chicken pay for the other items. The censors go off when Cow passes through, so Red Guy, as a mall cop, chases Cow and Chicken all over the store. Cow learns that the censors have been broken for weeks. Red Guy walks through, and is arrest by the REAL mall cops.

Director: David Feiss

Writer: Steve Marmel, Nora Johnson

Bathysphere operator I.R. Baboon takes children on a deep sea tour.

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