The Best Episodes of Viva Piñata Season 2

Hudson is placed on a show called "This Here's Your Life", where he is met by different Piñatas from his past.

Director: Daniel DeSerranno

Writer: Anne D. Bernstein

Professor Pester's plan to gain candy goes awry, resulting in him getting amnesia and thinking that he is a baby Piñata, with Fergy as his mother.

Director: Ezekiel Norton

Writer: John T. Reynolds, Eric Scott

When an impressive Fudgehog named Flex comes to town, Fergy becomes jealous of him and races him to prove himself to his friends.

Director: Daniel DeSerranno

Writer: Dave Benjoya

After Hudson gets a twitch from stress due to being overworked, he is forced on vacation on a deserted island.

Director: Michael Dowding

Writer: John T. Reynolds, Eric Scott

Hudson's angry rant against several Sweetooth workers gets recorded onto his talking doll by accident, offending the other Piñatas.

Director: Ian Freedman

Writer: Rob David

Langston's three Jameleon cousins come to visit and pull pranks on Langston, befriending Fergy in the process.

Director: Francisco Avalos

Writer: John T. Reynolds, Eric Scott

Fergy's plan goes awry when he tricks the Piñatas into believing he has been kidnapped by Professor Pester, who is currently on vacation.

Director: Michael Dowding

Writer: Anne D. Bernstein

Professor Pester's plan to seize candy involves luring a sleepwalking Ella to his lair, and Fergy and Paulie must do what they can to stop it.

Director: Ian Freedman

Writer: Dave Benjoya

Fergy swallows Les's jetpack to hide it, and he uses it to avoid going to parties.

Director: Daniel DeSerranno

Writer: Randolph Heard

Pester captures Paulie's cousins and performs a comedy routine to make them laugh until they lose their candy.

Director: Francisco Avalos

Writer: Dave Benjoya

Fergy goes to the Big Boss of Piñata Central, finding that he is actually a bowl of fruit, and smashes him with a stapler.

Director: Ezekiel Norton

Writer: Rob David

Paulie and Fergy work with their new friend Machi Moojoo to escape from going to parties.

Director: Michael Dowding

Writer: Dave Benjoya

Fergy becomes a sumo wrestler so he can gorge himself with food.

Director: Francisco Avalos

Writer: Rob David

Fergy and Paulie enter a cooking contest, facing Shirley Shellybean and Professor Pester for a lifetime supply of candy.

Director: Ian Freedman

Writer: Anne D. Bernstein

Fergy works out at the gym so that he may become unbreakable at parties; however, his plan backfires when this turns him into a spectacle.

Director: Daniel DeSerranno

Writer: Rob David

Fergy travels through a time portal, resulting in meeting himself from the previous day.

Director: Ezekiel Norton

Writer: Michael Quinn

Hudson learns from Dr. Quackberry that he has a parasite that is eating up all of his candy.

Director: Ian Freedman

Writer: Randolph Heard

Franklin invites his friends to a hibernation party in the mountains.

Director: Michael Dowding

Writer: Dave Benjoya

Fergy and his friends visit Fergy's uncle at a retirement home and decide that they need to spruce it up.

Director: Daniel DeSerranno

Writer: Michael Quinn

Shirley is entered into a race, during which she is given a potion to her by Professor Pester that turns her into a Sour.

Director: Francisco Avalos, Rick Allen

Writer: Michael Quinn

The Great Bonboon convinces Fergy that he has turned invisible after drinking his special tonic.

Director: Michael Dowding

Writer: Dave Benjoya

The Piñatas decide to lock up Professor Pester in their new jail, but wind up waiting on him hand and foot as a result.

Director: Ezekiel Norton

Writer: Rob David

Fergy and Paulie set up Rory Rashberry on a date with Svetlana Swanana in hopes that Rory will move out of Paulie's house.

Director: Ezekiel Norton

Writer: Anne D. Bernstein

Fergy sets up a service in which Piñatas can unload their secrets on Ella, since she always forgets what she is told; however, she begins to remember them.

Director: Ian Freedman

Writer: Michael Quinn

Langston enlists a drill sergeant to whip Fergy and Paulie into shape and force them to go to parties.

Director: Rick Allen

Writer: John T. Reynolds, Eric Scott