Follows the surreal adventures of a cow, named Cow, and her chicken brother, named Chicken. They are often antagonized by "The Red Guy", who poses as various characters to scam them.
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Follows the surreal adventures of a cow, named Cow, and her chicken brother, named Chicken. They are often antagonized by "The Red Guy", who poses as various characters to scam them.
Season 1 episodes
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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"".
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Directed by David Feiss, Robert AlvarezWritten by Bill Burnett, David FeissGuest stars Robert Ridgely, Mitzi McCall
I.R. is jealous of I.M. Weasel being the first on Mars, Jupiter and Uranus. But then NASA tells I.R. that he can become the first on the sun, and I.R. readily accepts the job. This creates quite the challenge for I.M...
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Directed by David Feiss, Robin SteeleWritten by Richard PurselGuest stars Kerrigan Mahan, Michael Gough
Chicken starts molting, and is convinced that he'll get a dollar for every feather by the molting fairy. Chicken adds it up to $700, and decides to start an I.O.U. system at the carnival.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Bill Burnett, Victor OrtadoGuest stars Dan Castellaneta, Howard Morris
Picking up where the last episode left off, the night the play begins, the cast and crew learn that Flem has been struck with chicken-pocks, so Chicken gets the role, while Cow is the new leading lady, since Wee Wee caught the pocks too. The play goes on, and all the weenies cast out the Ugliest Weenie, but soon learn that ugly is good, because it means that he won't get bar-b-qued, and eaten.
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Directed by David Feiss, Monte YoungWritten by Bill BurnettGuest stars Susan D. Williams
Chicken is sick of the cafeteria's food, which is nothing but a steady diet of ketchup. Since Chicken is against it, he has been banned from eating anything from the cafeteria. After a halusination of seeing his great grandpa and grandma, Cow and Chicken decide to open up their own little meat cafe, which turns out to be quite popular.
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Directed by David Feiss, Robert AlvarezWritten by Bill Burnett, Victor Ortado
Cow and Chicken go to the arcade, and play the time machine. They find themselves back in a deserted time, where The Red Guy introduces them to the primortial soup. But when Cow accidentally drops her quarter into it, everyone in the present time has quarters for heads. Cow and Chicken must go back into time again to stop her.
Cow learns that she has a herding instinct, and soon starts to fit in with other crowds such as flocks of ducks, schools of fish, and the military. She soon learns that she is supposed to herd with other cows, so she does, but soon dislikes it when all the other cows do nothing but stand and eat grass.
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Directed by David Feiss, Robert AlvarezWritten by Seth MacFarlane, Bill BurnettGuest stars Stuart Pankin
Cow and Chicken play at the arcade. The Red Guy persuades Chicken to play his new video game. Chicken is placed in a special chair, and fitted with special goggles, and he finds himself, virtually in the video games. He then finds himself the victim of a bunch of killer daises.
Two dudes take a group of beavers hostage and Weasel must save them.
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Directed by David Feiss, Robin SteeleWritten by Richard PurselGuest stars Carlos Alazraqui, Scott Weil, Dom DeLuise, Ed McMahon, Richard Steven Horvitz
Cow buys the new Piles the Beaver Doll, and takes him to the carnival with her. When he's catapaulted into the air, she then goes on a wild goose chase all over the carnival just to catch him.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Bill Burnett, Victor Ortado, Greg EmisonGuest stars Mark Klastorin
Flem's Dad takes Chicken, Flem, and Earl on a camping trip in the woods. Cow shows up with Chicken's forgotten hairbrush, only to be kicked out by him, Flem and Earl. Flem's Dad then sings a ballad to the kids about a flattened cat, who can act like a frisbee, and cut things down like trees and trucks. Later that night, the kids find their cans of Sugar Frosted Weenies cut open by Sailcat.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Bill Burnett, David FeissGuest stars Dan Castellaneta, Howard Morris, Michael Stanton
Cow goes to Arkansas to meet The Red Guy, who is trying to become the King and Queen of Cheese. The problem is that his method of making cheese is sucking the cheese out of things such as buckets, water towers, weasels, haystacks, silos, grandmas, horses, dogs, lizards, hyenas, ducks, and now Cow. Chicken rescues Cow and the other animals, who then turn the cheese suckers to The Red Guy.
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Directed by David Feiss, Robert AlvarezWritten by Bill Burnett, David Feiss, Gordon Coulthart
Charlie AdlerCow / Chicken / The Red Guy / I.R. Baboon (voice)
Candi MiloMom / Teacher (voice)
Dee Bradley BakerDad (voice)
Michael DornI.M. Weasel (voice)
Dom DeLuiseJean-Paul Beaver / Governor #2 / Owl #2 (voice)
Howard MorrisFlem (voice)
Lauri FraserMom #2 / Receptionist (voice)
Marabina JaimesConchita (voice)
Credits
Created by
David Feiss
Written by
David Feiss, Michael Ryan, Steve Marmel, Richard Pursel, Bill Burnett, Maxwell Atoms, Victor Ortado, Seth MacFarlane, Gary Wilson, Vincent Davis, Pilar Menendez, Nora Johnson, Greg Emison, Monte Young, Genndy Tartakovsky, Jeff Kwitny, Scott Morse, Larry Huber, Fred Belford, Sherri Schrader, Gordon Coulthart, Sami Rank, Michael Ryan, Steve Marmel