Johnny Bravo tells the story of a biceps-bulging, karate-chopping free spirit who believes he is a gift from God to the women of the earth. Unfortunately for Johnny, everyone else sees him as a narcissistic Mama's boy with big muscles and even bigger hair. In short, he is the quintessential guy who 'just doesn't get it.' No matter what he does, or where he finds himself, he always winds up being his own worst enemy.
Johnny Bravo tells the story of a biceps-bulging, karate-chopping free spirit who believes he is a gift from God to the women of the earth. Unfortunately for Johnny, everyone else sees him as a narcissistic Mama's boy with big muscles and even bigger hair. In short, he is the quintessential guy who 'just doesn't get it.' No matter what he does, or where he finds himself, he always winds up being his own worst enemy.
Season 2 episodes
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Bikini Space Planet Johnny is picked up by two aliens that he calls ""shiny mamas"" and taken back to their planet. Before they can start dating Johnny they need to give him a few painful tests. After the tests, they claim he is a perfect male specimen and crown him their king. After requesting the cable be fixed they see Braveheart and Mel Gibson and forget all about Johnny.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn
Johnny is Fatty Nuggets' 1,000,000th customer and wins a cruise. Johnny is not at all interested until he hears that women will be on the cruise. Unfortunately Johnny gets on the wrong boat. Captain Spleen is not impressed with Johnny's attempt to party with the rowing slaves. Watch the captain's shoulder for a changing assortment of animals including a flamingo and bucket of chicken.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Wendell Morris, Gene Grillo, Jed Spingarn, Jed SpingarnGuest stars Kath Soucie, Jennifer Hale
Johnny runs out of Mr. Kevin's Triple Strength Hair Cement and finds out that they factory shut down and so there is none anywhere. He buys a bunch of other gels trying to find another one that will
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Jed SpingarnGuest stars Kath Soucie, Dionne Warwick
Johnny receives a letter that had a bubble sheet to fill out to identity what career Johnny will be in. But when Johnny accidentally sends a picture of Suzy, the result was that Johnny should be a ballerina.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn
A demon is summon accidentally and receives help from Johnny to create evil in the world, by stepping on grass when there is a ""Keep Off The Grass"" signs and bringing an extra item through the express line at the grocery store.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo
Johnny doesn't listen to his Mama's advice and he rips up a chain letter. This results in a long run of bad luck and a timely appearance by Dionne Warwick.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Gene GrilloGuest stars Kath Soucie
Johnny with a little help from Pops and Carl gets a job a fashion model so he can meet all the female fashion models but unfortunately gets exposed to poison ivy and is fired in the process.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Gene GrilloGuest stars Jennifer Martin
To Helga And Back Our hero has sent away for a perfect woman but accidentally picks a Swedish woman named Helga, Johnny doesn't want her around so he takes her to a wrestling event to try and ruin their relationship, will it work?
When Bunny puts in a V-chip to limit Johnny's TV-watching, he moves into a trailer, with Carl as his new roommate. Johnny and Carl soon begin to argue about the TV, and Carl wins the battle, only for the trailer to fall down a cliff, sending Johnny and Carl tumbling down.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Gene Grillo, John CraneGuest stars Mary Kay Bergman
Fearing that his favourite beef jerky will go down with the dollar 3 store, Mr Bravo runs a telethon to raise up to 10,000 dollars to keep it in buisness!
After smashing Carl's newest computer, wrecking Mama's flowers and letting Suzy's balloon float away, Johnny wishes he was never born! Then Maurice the guardian angel shows Johnny what life would be like if he was never born in this superb parody of It's A Wonderful Life!
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene GrilloGuest stars Kath Soucie, Pat Musick
Johnny accidentally turns himself into a fly while he was guarding Carl's science project. Now he is in the world where he lives with a human head and a fly's body while the fly has to live with the body of Johnny and has a head of a fly.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo, John Crane
Johnny had to sell the family cow to pay for the dry cleaning bill. He trades the cow for two bottles of hair tonic instead, and when he spilled the tonic, a giant hair stalk grows and at the top lives a giant who is certain that Johnny is an action figure.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by David Schwartz, Russell Calabrese
In an attempt to get a lunch date with a dog loving girl,Johnny adopts a pet emu which terrorizes everyone Johnny visits the South Seas, where a GIANT gorrila falls in love with him.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo, Wendell Morris
Johnny wins a free trip for two to Jerky Town and takes Pops. Johnny was going to be named successor of Jerky Town and Pops found out the secret ingredient in the jerky.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Gene Grillo, John Crane
An alien lands on Earth with the secret of universal peace and then after Johnny takes to him to Pops a mob started chasing them and in the end he ended up on T.V.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn
Bunny gets herself a new boyfriend named Raul Montoya but Johnny thinks that he's only loving her just to get at her cookie jar money! But in the end, our man Bravo finds out that Raul paid Bunny back!
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo
When the entire town council comes down with food poisoning at the annual picnic, Johnny is giving the duty of mayor. This is one of the funniest episodes so do'nt miss it.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo, John Crane
When Johnny takes Mama's hot rod Carl convinces Johnny to enter an auto race, where Carl controlls it by a joystick but when the joystick short circuts Johnny is left to drive on his own!
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo, John Crane
When Johnny takes a bite out of Pops' hot chilli, he uses Carl's fountain of youth potion to cool down the flames. This made him revert back to a baby until 4:00pm, but her mother didn't care as she liked the idea of her baby boy being little again.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by John Crane, Tammy List
Johnny becomes a security guard at the mall for a power trip. Instead of stopping crooks, he's picking up chicks and playing video games. Mama comes to the rescue when Johnny is held hostage by the crook.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo, John Crane
Johnny posses as the tooth fairy after feeling guilty for telling little Suzy she wasn't real. To prove his identity Suzy makes him grant her three wishes.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo
Johnny is a poor third class peasant who falls in love with a rich first glass girl, whose name is Shelia. Just like Titanic, the boat sinks but the interesting part is that Shelia breaks up with Johnny.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo, John Crane
The annual Weasel Roundup is interrupted by a beautiful animal rights activist. She says she's think differently of Johnny if he'd help animals. With the best of intentions, Johnny saves a piñata he names Pookey to return it to its native Mexico.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Gene Grillo, John Crane
Johnny follows a girl dressed as a damsel to a renaissance carnival. He believes he has gone through a time portal and is really back in the middle ages. He tries to impress the locals with his 20th century knowledge only to ruin all the events at the carnival.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo
Johnny's Karate teacher, Master Hama, claims the worst of his students could beat the best of his rival's. His rival takes him up on the challenge. So Johnny in order to protect the honor of the dojo must ude all he has learned to defeat the rivals student.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo
Mama has Johnny deliver the electric bill but Johnny accidentally goes to a mad scientists laboratory where he is cloned. Then Johnny must prove to everyone else he is the real Johnny.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Gene Grillo
Johnny eats to quickly and gets a severe case of the hiccups. He then visits a beautiful doctor who tells him that if his hiccups persist he can come back for her hands on treatment. So to get that Johnny tries to avoid the remedies of everyone in town.
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Directed by Russell CalabreseWritten by Gene Grillo, John Crane
Johnny is taken to Sea Land when he is caught in a fishing net after he was sucked into the sea by a ripe tied, and he believed that he has found the lost city of Atlantis.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo
Johnny pulls a hammer from a block of ice in the style of sword in the stone and becomes a viking god with all sorts of power. He is told by the gods that he must fight an ice giant.
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Directed by Kirk TingbladWritten by Jed Spingarn, Gene Grillo
Gene Grillo, Jed Spingarn, John Crane, Paul Kozlowski, Steve Marmel, Butch Hartman, Craig Lewis, Craig Bartlett, Van Partible, Seth MacFarlane, Amy Keating Rogers, Michael Ryan, Kirk Tingblad, Adam Pava, Russell Calabrese, Wendell Morris, David Schwartz