The Best Episodes of Rocket Monkeys Season 2

Thinking that Gus has caught the fatal and fictional disease "Monkey-Itis", Wally tries to make his brother's last days as comfortable as possible, no matter how much he hurts him in the process.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Shawn Kalb

In order to hide Deep Space Dave from a fire-breathing beast, Wally turns the rocket ship into a disco club.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Josh Saltzman

A short-tempered robot named Belindor steals Yay-Ok's "robo-mojo" as revenge for ignoring her in high school.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Mark Evestaff

In an attempt to out-do the Space Gorilla's best-selling fragrance, Gus and Wally create Monké, a horrifying smell of their own.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Josh Saltzman

Monkevil refuses to marry a giant insect beast, but the groom will not take no for an answer, so Wally disguises himself as the girl monkey and takes her place.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Alan Resnick

Gus and Wally win a trip to "Banana Fun Land", which turns out to be a ruse by Lord Peel in order to trap them on a deserted planet. However, when Banana-Man (Lord Peel) gets stuck in there as well, he starts bounding with the monkeys.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Seán Cullen

Nefarious, disguised as Inky, manages to get inside the rocket ship, but ends up in the middle of a competition of affection between Gus and Wally.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Seán Cullen

The monkeys find their long-lost father frozen in a block of ice and are thrilled to spend some quality time with him, but first they must teach the middle-aged monkey to overcome his old-school mannerisms.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Betsy Walters

Thanks to the monkeys, Chimpsky loses his job and is demoted to a Jr. Jr. Jr. Rocket Monkey 3rd Class. Gus and Wally take advantage of their 2nd class status and make the former GASI chief do their bidding.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Betsy Walters

Lord Peel has a new plan: get the monkeys to hate bananas. While he does succeed at first, things take a horrible turn when Gus and Wally are determined to eradicate every single banana in the galaxy.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Shawn Kalb

Gus and Wally find out that their old college roommate Cornelius J. Simian is now a scientist and take him for a day of partying to revive the good ol' days. However, without Simian's surveillance, his galaxy-destroying weapon "Blackhole-Inator" is activated.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Shawn Kalb

It's "Robot Appreciation Day", so Wally and Gus give Yay-Ok a baby-robot for him to take care of. However, the little bot takes more of a liking to the monkeys than his own father.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Alan Resnick

The monkeys go to dangerous lengths to prove who can out-share the other.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Betsy Walters

Gus and Wally are supposed to be taking care of their grandmother.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Mark Robert Edwards

When Wally discovers that he is able to coax music from a rock, a jealous Gus tries to prove that said rock is alive and making the music on its own.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Seán Cullen

When Gamester X discovers that Yay-Ok was the star of the superhero show Thunderbot, he captures the robot in order to make a series finale, as the original show ended on a cliffhanger.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Shawn Kalb

After admitting he is a banana, Lord Peel organizes a commemorative "Banana Day Parade" in order to lure Gus and Wally off a cliff. However, he also falls off and lands nearby a family of banana hillbillies, whose daughter wants to marry Peel.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Laurie Elliott

A doodah gives Gus and Wally one of his wish feathers as a reward for saving his life. But the duo want more feathers, so they put the bird-like alien through several dangers in order to save him again and again.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Betsy Walters

Wally refuses to share his birthday party with Nefarious, who has been invited aboard the rocket ship for the day.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Laurie Elliott

When Yay-Ok starts to feel old, he gives himself a hip new upgrade. However, a misunderstanding causes Gus and Wally to believe that this new robot has killed their old pal, so they put him on trial.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Alan Resnick

Lord Peel finds a way to ruin Halloween.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Seán Cullen

Gus turns Yay-Ok into a werebot in order to prove that they exist.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Alan Resnick

Someone on the ship has been tattling to Dr. Chimpsky. After some investigations, Gus, Wally and Yay-Ok soon find the culprit: the house plant.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Mark Robert Edwards

The monkeys are excited to see the premiere of the new Deep Space Dave movie, but their plans are thwarted when Chimpsky gives them an incredibly boring mission: repeatedly push a button to avoid freeing a giant monster.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Shawn Kalb

Yay-Ok encounters Belindor again, who hypnotises him into staying with her and doing whatever she wants. The monkeys try to stop her in order to save their robot pal and see the new wrestling event: Bananarchy.

Director: J. Falconer

Writer: Betsy Walters