The Best Episodes of The 7D Season 2

When Grim borrows Hildy’s duplicating wand, he accidentally creates a Hildy clone.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Randy Rogel

When the Queen comes down with a case of Yodeladyflu, THE 7D set off to find the cure.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Sindy Boveda-Spackman

Grumpy is determined to earn a Dragon Scout badge, but he must first deal with the rule-crazed Enchanted Forest Ranger,and his absured rules are driving the rest of the 7D crazy,including Sneezy.

Director: Charles Visser, Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Sherri Stoner

Sneezy is sad since his allergies keep him from having a pet to take to the party, but he befriends a hairless griffin that needs some training.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Paul Dini

Grumpy is cursed so he'll turn into a pile of melted cheese if he ever utters a mean word again.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Paul Rugg

Queen Delightful hires the world’s greatest coach, Coach Coachy, to lead the 7D to victory in the annual Jolleyball game. *Jim Belushi (“According to Jim”) guest stars as Coach Coachy.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Mark Drop

Grumpy goes into hiding to avoid Funniest Haircut Day as the Glooms tried to steal everyone's hair to take over the kingdom with a spell.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Sherri Stoner

The Glooms go after Delightium, the only gem in the world that can remove all of Queen Delightful's delightfulness.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Sherri Stoner, Mark Drop

The 7D must stop a group of flying pigs from eating all the food in Jollywood.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Tom Ruegger

When Sir Charmsalot makes the queen swoon, Bashful and Grumpy go to Knight School to become knights.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Deanna Oliver

Wild animals have taken over the the Queen's closet and the 7D get them out, but then the Glooms fill the castle up with vermin..

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Deanna Oliver, Dean Batali

To win a bet against Grumpy to not sing, Happy gets his voice taken by Echo Valley for a day. When he goes to get it back, he ends up with Grim Gloom's voice.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver

After Hildy casts a spell on the 7D that turns them into mimes, Grumpy leads the group on a dangerous mission to retrieve their lost voices from the Cave of the Yeti.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Sherri Stoner, Tom Rogers

Nocturna places a night spell on Jollywood and she kidnapped The Sandman and Sunny the Sun Sprite.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Sherri Stoner

A Glitterpillar goes after the queen's gems while Hildy becomes a sixty-foot tall giantess to take over the kigndom.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Shea Fontana

Happy gets a serious case of the giggles when he eats some Giggleberries, and Grumpy and Dopey set off to find the antidote.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Sherri Stoner

To prevent bad luck, the Queen seeks the advice of a fortune teller.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Shea Fontana

Grumpy and the 7D set sail on the Grump-Tiki to Piquant Island in search of the stinkiest cheese in the world.

Director: Jeff Gordon

Writer: Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver, Tom Ropelewski

When a pickle shortage plagues Jollywood, THE 7D travel to a pickle farm to help save the day.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Paul Rugg, Sherri Stoner

While picking flowers late at night Doc is captured by the evil scientsitst Dr. Jingleheimer who plans on using his hat to shrink all of Jollywood, for his model train set and now it's up to Happy and Grumpy to rescue him.

Director: Jeff Gordon

Writer: Sherri Stoner, Mark Drop

Two timid aliens seek Grumpy's expertise in "grumpitude."

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: John P. McCann, Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver

The 7D team up with the dashing Nicely Done when one of their own is captured by the Sheriff of Plottingham.

Director: Jeff Gordon, Tom Warburton

Writer: Deanna Oliver, Mark Drop

The 7D must work together to get Doc's Smarty Tooth back.

Director: Charles Visser

Writer: Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver, Sindy Boveda-Spackman

The Queen decides to hire a court jester and the Glooms suggest their Crystal Ball.

Director: Alfred Gimeno

Writer: Michael Loprete

While trying to stop Little Bunny Foo Foo from bopping the field mice, Dopey stumbles into the lair of Jollywood’s most powerful Sorcerer.

Director: Jeff Gordon, Tom Warburton

Writer: Sherri Stoner, Sindy Boveda-Spackman