Coming back from the market, Oggy finds his house ransacked by the cockroaches: it's a total dump. He decides to protect his fridge against the cockroach attacks and clamps on a solid lock. A remastering of "Mission Oggy".

The roaches force Oggy to swallow an explosive concoction that Jack invented to get rid of the roaches. Jack tries everything in the books to stop Oggy, the walking time bomb, from going off. A remastering of "Laughing Gas".

A mouse makes his way into Oggy's household, taking whatever he wants, namely food and shelter. Oggy has a fear of mice and even the cockroaches aren't getting on well with this uninvited guest. A remastering of "The Outsider".

Oggy wakes up, depressed and yawning. The house looks like it's been blitzed. After a cup of coffee he decides to get this place in order. The roaches are more than willing to lend a hand. A remastering of "Shake Oggy Shake".

Jack arrives with a put-it-together-yourself roach-catching trap. When he tries to get some silence to work, the cockroaches try their best in causing as much noise as possible. This forces poor Oggy to try and keep them quiet, which is easier said than done. A remastering of "Cat Kit".

Oggy comes across an adorable dog who’s lost his way. Moved by the young pup’s moist eyes, he immediately takes him in. Everything would be fine if Jack didn’t surprise Oggy barking and immediately called for psychiatric help. A remastering of "A Dog Day Afternoon".

Jack is tired of the weak, useless toxins in the insecticide, so he decides to enhance it by using his new chemistry set. The result is a gas that has the ability to clone the subject it was used on. A remastering of "Cloning Around".

After witnessing Oggy receive money from the Little Mouse, Joey is determined to get some coins too, even if it means losing all of his teeth. A remastering of "Tooth Good to be True".

The cockroaches play a hit-and-run prank where they frame Oggy by dressing up as him and attacking Jack. A remastering of "Oggy's Clone".

The Cockroaches prank Oggy by inflating his stomach, making him think that he's pregnant. A remastering of "Nine Months and Counting".

Jack chases for the cockroaches but Oggy supports them once and for all, so the cockroaches are thrown out. Just a few seconds after that they receive three young kittens. Jack yet has a doubt, can he solve the mystery? Or is there none at all? A remastering of "Oggy and the Babies".

Oggy and Jack are going fishing. Oggy has gathered all the necessary material, including an enormous worm who escapes from the jar and threatens Oggy with a revolver. "Rambo-worm" blows up Jack’s trailer, steals his car and… goes fishing. A remastering of "The Bait Bites Back".

Oggy and Jack win the lottery ticket number for a massive sum of money, that is, until Dee Dee gets a hold of it. A remastering of "The Lottery Ticket".

While repairing the roaches' TV in one stormy night, Dee Dee is struck by lightning, which gives him super strength. However, Dee Dee lets this get to his head, causing him to be a villain toward Oggy and even his fellow roaches, Marky and Joey. A remastering of "Oggy vs. Super Roach".

Oggy finally manages to remove the cockroaches out of his home permanently, but gradually regrets doing so, as he starts to miss them, leading to a severe tantrum. A remastering of "So Lonely".

Poor Oggy, as usual, gets in an accident involving Jack against the cockroaches in retaliation of his cake being eaten, ending up being squashed into a disk. To make sure he'll never repeat that mistake twice, Jack builds a time machine to go back in time and prevent the accident. For him, turning forward – and back – the clock may yield unwanted results. A remastering of "The Time Machine".

Having completely regressed, Oggy enthusiastically plays with his doll. He puts it in a pretty little doll house, without suspecting for a second that the cockroaches have already squatted the place. A remastering of "Baby Doll".

Oggy's house is ripped off the ground by a violent gust of wind. It lands on the top of a tree, but upside down. Oggy has to nail down all the furniture so it doesn't come crashing down on his head. A remastering of "Upside Down".

Oggy is having a sick day recently – and the cockroaches are out to take advantage of his current situation all the while Jack is trying to cure Oggy from his illness, but everytime he tries to cure Oggy with a pair of syringes they keep on striking on Bob when Oggy sneezes. A remastering of "Hide and Sick".

With a conspiring wink, Jack slips his cousin a mysterious attach case bursting with greenbacks. Oggy is scared about holding such a sum of money and tries to find the ideal hiding place for it. A remastering of "Go Slow With Your Dough".

After seeing a snake charmer on TV, Oggy decides to make his own flute, in which he steals a car part from his neighbour Bob. Upon adding holes to it, Oggy plays it and unwittingly hypnotises Marky into being a dog that would remain loyal to him, much to the dismay of Dee Dee and Joey. A remastering of "Oggy and the Magic Flute".

Oggy buys a new carpet, which turns out to be a magic carpet, able to fly. When the cockroaches tie explosives to it, it goes out of control and Jack must save Oggy, who can't control the carpet. A remastering of "Magic Carpet Ride".

Oggy heads home as the sun is rising. He has one thing in mind: Sleep. But the roaches are in tip top shape and they have just one thing in their dirty little minds: keep Oggy from sleeping. A remastering of "Sleepless Night".

One fine morning a blue tornado storms into the house: it's Oggy's sister! Jack immediately falls into a catatonic love stupor. When love digs in its claws, it's hard to let go and no sacrifice is too big in Jack's pursuit of the young cat-babe... A remastering of "Love and Kisses".

The cockroaches' game of pick-up sticks is interrupted by Oggy, who is bowling. However, when Jack comes over, a chase begins, leading both cats to a real bowling alley. A remastering of "Strike!".