TV series
This inventive animated comedy series, set inside a giant fish tank in Bud's Pet Shop, presents high school life as seen through the eyes of three BFFs (best fish friends), Bea, Milo and Oscar. Together they experience the typical life challenges and triumphs, including friendship, dating and sports, along with more atypical situations such as giant lobster attacks and, with the use of special land suits, school field trips to the hamster cages. The series was created by children's book illustrator Noah Z. Jones and features a notable voice cast. It's produced using an innovative mixture of digital animation and photo collage
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Checked Jul 22, 2026
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This inventive animated comedy series, set inside a giant fish tank in Bud's Pet Shop, presents high school life as seen through the eyes of three BFFs (best fish friends), Bea, Milo and Oscar. Together they experience the typical life challenges and triumphs, including friendship, dating and sports, along with more atypical situations such as giant lobster attacks and, with the use of special land suits, school field trips to the hamster cages. The series was created by children's book illustrator Noah Z. Jones and features a notable voice cast. It's produced using an innovative mixture of digital animation and photo collage
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Episode 1
Bea wants her school photo to be perfect. When the photo turns out horrible, she enlists her friends Milo and Oscar to help her retrieve it and get rid of it.
Directed by Maxwell AtomsWritten by Maxwell Atoms, Tim McKeonGuest stars John Caparulo
Episode 2
Bea has a girl sleepover party and Milo and Oscar feel left out, so attend the party as Milina and Oscerlisabeth. Chelsea and Bea let the other girls know that they are Milo and Oscar. But instead of confronting them, the girls then make them do what girls really do on sleepover parties.
Directed by William ReissWritten by William Reiss, Justin Roiland
Episode 3
Milo ventures out of the fish tank alone, so Bea and Oscar follow him. The three best friends catch the eye of the pet store cat Wilfred, and Milo must put aside his differences with the others to save the day.
Directed by Maxwell AtomsWritten by Justin Roiland, Ian Wasseluk, Alex HirschGuest stars John Caparulo
Episode 4
When Bea goes on several dates and Milo gets a date, Oscar feels he is the only one without a girl so and pretends to have a girlfriend named Doris Flores Gorgeous, but he struggles to keep it a secret from Milo and Bea. He tells Milo and Bea that Doris lives in Fish Niagara Falls so the friends try to "cheer up" Oscar by taking him there. When they get there, there actually is Doris who turned out to be Clamantha.
Directed by William ReissWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Derek EvanickGuest stars Maxwell Atoms, Tiffany Thornton
Episode 5
Milo tries to follow his dream by playing on the Football team but gets the job of Water Boy. Little does he realize the importance of his job, since the football team is playing at the Gecko tank.
Directed by Maxwell AtomsWritten by Maxwell Atoms, Alex Almaguer, William Reiss, Andy RheingoldGuest stars Jane Carr, Dave Wittenberg
Episode 6
When Jocktopus's birthday comes up, he warns every student in freshwater high that if they don't bring a gift for him, they will get "pounded" by him. When shopping for said gift Oscar suggests getting him money, which results in Oscar himself being given as a gift by his friends who don't want to be pounded. Bea and Milo try to get him back.
Directed by Maxwell AtomsWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Derek Evanick
Episode 7
Bea decides to take a job at Fish Flakes but soon misses her old carefree life, but no one will let her quit. Meanwhile, Milo and Oscar get sent to daycare after being mistaken of being Bea's babies. Oscar dislikes the babies, but Milo wears a diaper and stays nearby.
Directed by William ReissWritten by William Reiss, Jackie Buscarino, Niki YangGuest stars John Caparulo, Edie McClurg, Noah Z. Jones, Jerry Stiller, Laura Ortiz, Kimberly Mooney, Josh Sussman
Episode 8
Milo and Bea get a dog named Murphy, who Oscar doesn't like. Oscar ends up yelling at the dog and as a result the dog runs away. Now Bea, Milo, and Oscar will have to go and find Murphy.
Directed by Maxwell AtomsWritten by Tim McKeon, Carl FaruoloGuest stars Scott Underwood
Episode 9
When the school homecoming dance is coming up, Bea must be chosen to be Homecoming Queen. But her "embarrassing" parents have signed up to be chaperones. So Milo and Oscar help plan a fake school dance to stop them from ruining Bea's chance at becoming queen.
Directed by C.H. GreenblattWritten by Derek Evanick, Tim McKeonGuest stars Noah Z. Jones
Episode 10
Bea and Oscar help Milo study for his final exam so he doesn't get held back a grade like their old friend Kevin. To do this, they must find Milo's un-traditional way of learning.
Directed by William ReissWritten by Ian Wasseluk, Tim McKeon
Episode 11
Oscar seems to be the only one without a good sense of humour, so Milo and Bea tell Oscar to just pretend everything's funny. But he goes too far.
Directed by C.H. GreenblattWritten by Andy Rheingold, Clay MorrowGuest stars Jerry Stiller
Episode 12
Oscar and Milo believe that their teacher Mr. Baldwin lives a double life as a comic book superhero and Bea, who needs to do a report for Dr. Frog's class. He tells Bea that they have to get proof.
Directed by William ReissWritten by Tim McKeon, Carl FaruoloGuest stars Kevin McDonald
Episode 13
Milo and Oscar search for new roommates after they fight over Milo's messy habits.
Directed by William ReissWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Niki Yang
Episode 14
Oscar has an accident and wakes up in what he believes is his fantasy novel. Meanwhile, Milo and Bea try to find Oscar, but runs into different kinds of fake Oscars.
Directed by William ReissWritten by Ian Wasseluk, Tim McKeonGuest stars Paula Jai Parker
Episode 15
Milo, Oscar and Bea travel to Hamsterwood where Bea can have her own TV show. However, there is something fishy going on in there, and it turns out the hamsters are planning to eat Bea!
Directed by C.H. GreenblattWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Diana LafyatisGuest stars Jason Alexander, Sabrina Bryan, Carlos Alazraqui, Paula Jai Parker, Rob Paulsen
Episode 16
Milo finds a siamese fighting fish ninja and uses his skills to intimidate Jocktopus from bullying. However, the power quickly goes to Milo's head, and he begins to punish everyone by trapping them in glass bowls for ridiculous reasons.
Directed by C.H. GreenblattWritten by Alex Almaguer, Derek Evanick, Tim McKeon, C.H. GreenblattGuest stars Richard Steven Horvitz, James Sie, Scott Underwood
Episode 17
When Albert Glass becomes sick with the dropsy and is given plenty of attention, Milo decides to fake being sick in order to get some for himself.
Directed by William ReissWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Ian Wasseluk, Neil Graf
Episode 18
Bea is friends with everyone except Albert, who doesn't like her. Bea takes it upon herself to get him to be friends with her at any cost.
Directed by C.H. GreenblattWritten by Justin Roiland, Carl FaruoloGuest stars Chris Parnell
Episode 19
When Oscar believes nobody understands him, he joins a group of goth fish and changes his name to Bubblethorn. So Milo and Bea try to get Oscar back from Razor and the goth fish.
Directed by William ReissWritten by William Reiss, Tom Warburton, Blake LemonsGuest stars Eva Amurri
Episode 20
When Milo is very weak in Bea's class, Coach Samons tell him to exercise. Since Milo is lazy, he gets help from Jumbo Shrimp and uses a tank to make him stronger. He gets careless and gets bigger and stronger which he turns into a monster.
Directed by C.H. GreenblattWritten by Derek Evanick, Ryan Ridley
Episode 21
Milo does not have any money, unlike Oscar and Bea. They tell him to work but he is lazy and stubborn so he loans money from Randy Pincherson and then Randy treats him he is going to pinch Milo because he used up all the loan. Oscar and Bea give their money to Randy and become very angry with Milo, abandoning him as a friend. Milo decides to work but at the job, he thinks it is very hard just to put the cash into the register. He has the money for the tickets to a concert and the money he owes to Oscar and Bea.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Justin Roiland, Neil Graf
Episode 22
When Principal Stickler says that the boys would build a float and the girls will build another, It becomes a fight because Milo did not come up with a plan and plans one of the boys to spy on them. When the boys and the girls show tier floats, it collapses and becomes a Principal Stickler Float.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Justin Roiland, Diana Lafyatis
Episode 23
After Mr. Mussels gives an inspiring speech about going after your dreams, Milo ends up finding his dream in an actual dream … he wants to fly across the pet store! Bea and Oscar are certain that this is just a Milo moment, but realize he’s serious after Milo decides to trap a bird to fly on.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Tim McKeon, Carl FaruoloGuest stars George Takei
Episode 24
When Clamantha’s crush on Oscar begins to overwhelm him, he thinks his problems are solved when she develops a crush on his laptop, mistaking it for a fellow clam. When the battery starts to die, Clamantha is upset that her new boyfriend is ignoring her and Oscar must find a way to make things right.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Alex Hirsch, Tim McKeon
Episode 25
Milo entertains holding onto Bud's ear with a fishing pole attached to the end of a plunger, but then shoots into the pocket of his shirt. Milo now runs the risk of becoming dehydrated.
Directed by Maxwell AtomsWritten by Maxwell Atoms, Justin Roiland
Episode 26
Oscar tries to get Milo involved in recycling, but Milo goes overboard when Oscar comes up with a "fake" story and tells Milo about a Magical Earth Troll.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Ian Wasseluk, Tim McKeon, Noah Z. JonesGuest stars Ozzy Osbourne
Episode 27
Milo sees a horror movie and thinks fish brain parasits are infecting everyone.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by William Reiss, Jackie Buscarino, Justin Roiland, Niki Yang
Episode 28
When Pamela Hamster visits Milo in Freshwater High, Oscar and Bea are in trouble.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Justin Roiland, Ian WasselukGuest stars Jason Alexander, Sabrina Bryan, Jerry O'Connell
Episode 29
Oscar takes his driving test, but things get wild when his driving instructors turn out to be Mr. Mussels and Coach Salmons.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Derek Evanick, Tim McKeon
Episode 30
Milo comes up with a great idea: fridge hats. But when Randy Pincherson mysteriously starts selling fridge hats and claiming he came up with the idea, Milo and the others must figure out how Randy knew the idea and how to expose him.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Neil Graf
Episode 31
Oscar bores everyone in Freshwater High School with his morning announcements, so Bea helps make the show more entertaining, but after Oscar realizes that she starts making the morning announcements not about school and decides to quit, but doesn't get his chance to announce the cafeteria being closed for repairs.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Tim McKeon, Diana Lafyatis
Episode 32
Randy Pincherson steals Bea's diary and blackmails her to go on a date with him. In order to get her diary back, she goes on a date with Randy. Milo and Oscar steal Randy's diary.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Ian Wasseluk
Episode 33
Milo and Oscar dress as the school's mascot, but when the fame-happy Milo exposes them, not only does he embaress his shy brother, but players from a rival school kidnap Oscar to destroy Freshwater High's moral for the championship.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Jackie Buscarino, Justin Roiland, Carl Faruolo
Episode 34
Oscar discovers his college dreams and aspirations are put in jeopardy because of his lack in extracurriculer activities, so Bea and Milo try to find Oscar the perfect club, and find Clamantha fighting with her arch-nemesis, Clamanda, and Milo, Oscar, and Bea's friends join Clamantha's cheerleaders team after her team gets brought by humans, but Bea turns out to be in Jumbo Shrimp and Albert Glass' map club so she is unable to help out the team. This is a two-parter, Disney lists as episodes 133 & 134
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Derek Evanick, Diana Lafyatis, Meghan McCarthyGuest stars Jennifer Coolidge
Episode 35
Oscar is being honored with an award for perfect attendance and, unfortunately, Bea and Milo get the trio into a predicament, preventing Oscar from being there, but Oscar is determined to make it back on time and get his award.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Blake Lemons, Jessica Gao
Episode 36
The class is on a field trip to PuPu Goodtimes Amusement Park and Bea, Milo and Oscar all have individual goals in mind. Bea is determined to get on a ride with Steve Jackson, Milo is embroiled in a macho man "ride-off" with Randy Pincherson and Oscar joins forces with Jumbo Shrimp and Albert Glass to win a Galactic Fish Battles Limited Edition Fork Saber. It's all fun times at PuPu Goodtimes!
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Derek Evanick, Tim McKeon
Episode 37
Oscar's impression of the Queen of Fish England is so similar that even Mr. Mussel's, who is a big admirer of the Queen, cannot tell the difference. The gang goes along with the ruse, until Oscar is mistaken for the Queen by a bridal party and swept away to "his" royal wedding. The day then escalates into a "Slow Jams Rap Battle" between Milo and Mr. Mussels to win the hand of the fair Oscar.
Directed by Tom WarburtonWritten by Tom Warburton, Justin RoilandGuest stars April Winchell
Episode 38
After Milo accidentally rips Bea's new red dress for the school dance, he and Oscar find another copy of the dress, but it costs 1,000 fish dollars. To raise the money to buy the dress, they get jobs at the store so they can use their salaries to buy it.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Diana Lafyatis, Meghan McCarthyGuest stars Jennifer Coolidge
Episode 39
Jocktopus reveals that it is his father's dream for Jocktopus to sing in a musical play about potatoes. So during the Freshwater High musical play, "Potatoes In Winter," He goes in the play to sing but gets nervous. Note: This is in two parts, usually listed as episodes 138 & 139. Disney still lists this as the season final, even after showing 3 more episodes after it.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by William Reiss, Derek Evanick, Derek Evanick, C.H. Greenblatt, William Reiss, Diana Lafyatis, Neil Graf, Neil Graf, C.H. Greenblatt, Diana Lafyatis, Blake Lemons, Blake LemonsGuest stars Jennifer Coolidge
Episode 40
It's Halloween in Freshwater, and the gang is eager to get boatloads of candy, but Jocktopus is beating trick-or-treaters up and stealing their candy. To get their sweets and not get beaten up by Jocktopus, they journey outside the tanks to trick-or-treat. It's going to be a wild Halloween for Milo, Oscar, and Bea! Note: This was originally scheduled to be episode 201.
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by Tim McKeon, Darin McGowan, Meghan McCarthy, Nick Confalone, Neal DusedauGuest stars George Takei
Episode 41
The talent show is coming to Freshwater and Bea is determined to win. But the talent show turns into a battle when Clamantha gets into a fight and the entire school is divided into the non-participants and the performers. Can the gang stop this talent tragedy?
Directed by William Reiss, C.H. GreenblattWritten by William Reiss, Tim McKeon, C.H. Greenblatt, Neil Graf, Blake Lemons
Episode information updated Jul 24, 2026
Kyle MasseyMilo (voice)
Chelsea KaneBea (voice)
Justin RoilandOscar (voice)
Dana SnyderMr. Baldwin (voice)
Alex HirschClamantha (voice)
Tommy Lister Jr.Mr. Mussels (voice)
John DiMaggioJocktopus (voice)
Rachel DratchEsmargot (voice)
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