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 3 episodes
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The Red Guy is depressed because no one will play with him. After seeing Cow has Crabs the Warthog, he wants to play with her because he has Crabs's doll house. When he askes to play with Cow, she tells him not if he was the last man on earth. With that he locks the entire world in a trailer, and is the last man standing: but Cow still won't play with him.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Steve Marmel, David FeissGuest stars Tom Kenny
Cow has a crush on Crag, the smartest kid in school, but is ignored by him. Her friends try to convince her that her horns are too small, so she tries every way to make them bigger by decorating them with coat hangers, paper masche, and even chocolate chip weenies. Cow later learns that Crag wasn't interest in Cow, because he had a crush on one of her friends.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Eddie Deezen, Tom Kenny, Tara Strong, Debi Derryberry
Weasel creates a time machine that I.R. uses to go back in time, but Weasel discovers that I.R. is destined to solve all kind of problems at certain periods.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, Steve Marmel, David FeissGuest stars Kevin Schon, Teresa Ganzel
While driving in the snow, Mom and Dad find The Red Guy who says he's heading ""home""; so Mom and Dad take him home with him, and immediately think of him has their new favorite son. Cow and Chicken work together to try to prove The Red Guy's a fraud.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Howard Morris, Jeff Bennett
Mom and Dad go out of town, leaving Cow as the babysitter, because she's the biggest, and not the oldest. Pretty soon, Chicken is at the mercy of his sister's babysitting technique: eating marshmallow soup for supper, doing homework with Crabs the Warthog doll, Piles the Beaver doll, and Manure the Bear doll, taking a bath and being scrubbed with dishsoap, and wearing diapers.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Steve MarmelGuest stars Steve Marmel
Cow is depressed because she has no friends: until she finds a fly in her room and befriends it. Pretty soon she and the fly are inseperable: until Chicken, Mom and Dad call in the fly exterminator.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David Feiss
Cow stays outside too late, and pretty soon finds herself lost in the woods, and tries to survive. She pretty soon comes to the conclusion that it's eat, or be eaten, so she puts on war paint, and finds a squirrel in a bush, she quickly eats. It turns out she was in the backyard all the time, and her imagination got the better of her.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Michael Stanton
After Earl gets the new Sergeant Weenie Arms action figure, he, Flem and Chicken go to Dead Skull Cave to meet the soldier himself, and become full-fledge weenie marines. After they do so, they learn that weenie marines are sissies.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Maxwell AtomsGuest stars Howard Morris, Dan Castellaneta, Greg Eagles
Cow and Chicken get an unexpected visit from Cow's twin cousin, Sow (a pig with 8 teets). After Sow's first day at school, she causes chaos, and puts the blame on Cow. It's up to Cow to pull the plug on Sow's evil ways.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Sherri SchraderGuest stars Howard Morris, Pamela Adlon, Tom Kenny, Dan Castellaneta
Cow brings home an ""invisible"" dog, whom she dubs, Kevin. Pretty soon, she and Kevin are inseperable, but causes trouble with school and friends. After she enters Kevin in a dog show, and wins, Kevin ""runs away"". Afterwards, Cow finds Kevin, befriended an ""invisible"" homeless man.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, Pilar MenendezGuest stars Tom Kenny, Lori Alan
Cow tags along with Chicken, Flem, and Earl on their camping trip in the tree fort. Cow says that if Chicken, Flem, or Earl touch her dream catcher that they'll die. Chicken accidentally breaks her dream catcher, and soon, he, Flem and Earl are at the mercy of Cow's worst nightmare: The Milkman.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Steve Marmel, David FeissGuest stars Howard Morris, Dan Castellaneta
Grandma pays at visit to Cow and Chicken's house to take them to the mall with her. Her purpose for being at the mall: to look for a new grandpa, because she lost the old one. Chicken gives her the slip while he, Flem and Earl hang out at the concession stands.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Howard Morris, Dan Castellaneta, Bibi Osterwald
Cow and Chicken are taking a trip all by themselves. Their taking an airplane. Once Chicken sees the actual plain, he starts to have anxiety attacks and believes that flying is a dangerous way to travel.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Gary WilsonGuest stars Cam Clarke
P.E. Chicken, Flem, and Earl are finally 6th graders, and are ready for their first day at junior high. Once in their gym class they find it difficult to put up with a strict P.E. teacher, and bully twins.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Steve Marmel, David FeissGuest stars Howard Morris, Dan Castellaneta, Carlos Alazraqui, Lauri Johnson
Weasel and Baboon are a pair of friendly vampires who drink only canned blood and are just looking for a fun little night on the town in Pantsylvania. But someone should try telling that to the vampire hunter Dr. von Smellstein, who's out to get our heroes!
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Maxwell AtomsGuest stars Jennifer Hale, Jeff Doucette, Peter Lurie
Cow and Chicken have a big test the next day at school but when Chicken forgets to study, he tries to fake all kinds of illnesses to avoid going to school. After holding his thermometer over the grill, Mom and Dad call the doctor who makes housecalls: The Red Guy.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Steve Marmel, David FeissGuest stars Nick Jameson
Chicken is upset because he can't whistle, and everybody else can. The Red Guy tries to tutor Chicken, but he finds out that Chicken can't whistle because he has no lips. The Red Guy then immedietaly sends Chicken to surgery.
Cow wonders about the day she was born. Chicken tells her she was adopted, Mom tells her that the stork delivered her, Dad said they found her in a cabbage, Teacher says she hatched from an egg, and Red Guy says he delivered her.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Howard Morris, Dan Castellaneta
Red Guy is CEO of a giant factory. He holds a birthday party for himself in the confrence room later that night, but none of the employees show up. But it doesn't matter, he has enough fun by himself.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, Vincent Davis, Sami Rank
Cow doesn't wish to come in, but rather stay out all night to stare at the moon. So she builds a make-shift rocket ship out of cardboard boxes, a trashcan, and traffic cone. It ACTUALLY works, and finds herself on the planet Mud, where she brings space alien (Red Guy) back to earth where he says the solution to all problems is: puppets.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Robert Picardo, Maurice LaMarche
Chicken is fed up with Cow's constant babbling, and wishes for her to shut up. Cow then gives Chicken the silent treatment. Chicken soon regrets when Cow doesn't tell him about an oncoming truck, and not representing him in court.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Steve MarmelGuest stars Dan Castellaneta
Flem and Earl find themselves lost in the middle of an ocean near the equator. They fear their lives are short, and begin reminiscing about their fun lives.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Howard Morris, Michael Stanton, Dan Castellaneta
Dad decides that the family needs a pet...so he buys a spayed male jackel named Ed. He and Mom go out to celebrate, leaving Cow and Chicken alone with a living terrorist pet. Cow and Chicken then consult ""How to Care for Your First Jackel"" to try to tame Ed.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Howard Morris
Cow bakes her own pie and wants Chicken to try it...but he doesn't want to. Cow then follows Chicken everywhere until she takes drastic measures...hiding all of the food in the house, only leaving the pie. Chicken gives in, and discovers the pie is actually good. Little does he know...it's really poop.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Genndy Tartakovsky
Mom and Dad are disgusted that Cow and Chicken believe the world is round, so they hire Dad's brother, Longhorn Steer (who really is a steer) to tudor Cow and Chicken. Longhorn fails, but Cow and Chicken learn that he doesn't want to teach...we wants to be a normal steer, get married, have kids, hold a job, and stampede.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Tom Kenny, Phyllis Diller
Chicken's dream is to be a world famous figure skater, so he and Earl enter a figure skating contest. Red Guy is jealous because his partner is Flem, so, he injures Earl, making Chicken helpless out on the rink...until Cow comes to save Chicken's dream.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, David FeissGuest stars Dan Castellaneta, Howard Morris, Tom Kenny
Weasel tells his story to psiquiatrist Sigmund Fraud about his mishaps with I.R., at the same time I.R. is telling his own mishaps with Weasel in the room next door.
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Directed by David FeissWritten by Michael Ryan, Steve MarmelGuest stars Michael Gough, Jennifer Martin
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