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Episode 1 (Original broadcast date: August 24, 2001)
Mandy's Comment: Shut up! Prepare for the show.

1A. Meet the Reaper
Created, written and directed by Maxwell Atoms

When the Grim Reaper shows up to take the soul of Billy's aging hamster, Billy's friend Mandy refuses to turn the animal over. Instead, she challenges the skeletal figure: they will play a game and if she and Billy lose, Grim gets the hamster (and incidentally, Billy as well). But if she wins, they get to keep the hamster. Considering his victory inevitable, Grim tells Mandy that he will be their best friend forever if he loses. And lose he does, because it turns out that Mandy is ever so much better at cheating than Grim is.

1B. Evil Con Carne
Created, written and directed by Maxwell Atoms

Hector Con Carne orders his staff mad scientist, Major Doctor Ghastly, to build him a new body after Boskov the Bear screws up Con Carne's latest plan for world domination by heading for food instead of battle.

1C. Skeletons in the Water Closet
Created, written and directed by Maxwell Atoms

Billy's mom, Gladys, keeps catching sight of Grim in the house and has a nervous breakdown when no one else seems to see him. (Gladys is played by Jennifer Hale, who is also the voice of Ms. Keane on Powerpuff Girls)

Episode 2 (Original broadcast date: August 31, 2001)
Mandy's Comment: It is useless to resist.

2A. Opposite Day
Written by Maxwell Atoms; Storyboard by Mike Stern

Grim can't quite get the hang of Opposite Day, a day during which you must do the opposite of whatever you say. He keeps on falling into the trap of telling the kids what he doesn't want to do -- which, according to "the rules", means he DOES want to do it -- and they make him do it, too, no matter how hard he cries!

2B. Emotional Skarr
Written by Maxwell Atoms; Storyboard by Bob Camp and Joe Garantia

Major Doctor Ghastly calls her latest world-domination device Enrique, Jr., but General Skarr, Con Carne's Chief of Staff, uses the giant robot dog (modeled after Con Carne's tiny little chihauhau, Enrique) to attempt to kill Boskov and Con Carne instead of trying to take over the world with it.

2C. Look Alive!
Written by Maxwell Atoms; Storyboard by Paul McEvoy

Grim decides to apply for a part-time job modeling swimsuits and believes he has hit it big when he lands a part in a swimsuit commercial -- "Swim-Swam Trunks, They're for Hunks."

3A. Mortal Dilemma
Written by Amy Rogers; Storyboard by Micheal [sic] Diederich

Having been ordered by Mandy not to do any more grim reaping, Grim tries becoming "one of the good guys" but he just ends up scaring everyone half to death -- not only the bad guys, but the people he tries to help as well.

3B. Evil Goes Wild
Written by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Greg Muller

Boskov is captured by park rangers and put in the zoo, where (true to form) Con Carne mobilizes the other captive bears to take over the world.

3C. Get Out of My Head
Written and storyboarded by Maxwell Atoms

Grim teaches Billy how to jump into other people's heads in order to take over their bodies, and when Billy tries out the technique on Mandy, her personality takes an immediate turn for the extremely peculiar. This is the only episode in which Mandy has ever smiled! (And it's really just Billy anyway.)

Episode 4 (Original broadcast date: October 5, 2001)
Mandy's Comment: It's cruel AND unusual.

4A. The Smell of Vengeance, part 1
Written by Maxwell Atoms; Storyboard by Greg Muller

Major Doctor Ghastly's latest version of a world-domination device is The Almighty Stink Ray, with which Con Carne threatens to stink up the entire world unless he is given a huge ransom and small piece of land in Montana.

4B. Fiend Is Like Friend Without the 'R'
Written Craig Lewis; Storyboard by Paul McEvoy

Grim is at first absolutely delighted when Nergal, an evil yet powerful force from the fiery center of the earth's core, decides to take the kids to be HIS friends forever.

Note: Nergal is actually a powerful but lonely mythical god of the Mesopotamian Underground! Check him out HERE

4C. The Smell of Vengeance, part 2
Written and storyboarded by Maxwell Atoms

Cod Commando, the only soldier without a nose, is sent to destroy the Almighty Stink Ray.

Episode 5 (Original broadcast date: October 12, 2001)
Mandy's Comment: Shouldn't you be playing outside?

5A. Devolver, part 1
Written by Maxwell Atoms; Storyboard by Mike Stern

General Skarr accidentally walks in front of Major Doctor Ghastly's newest world domination device, the Devolver Ray.

5B. Recipe for Disaster
Written by Maxwell Atoms; Storyboard by Mike Diederich

Grim joins Mandy's and Billy's Person Scout Troop and goes along with them on the annual cookie drive. Billy manages to eat all the cookies before they can deliver even one box, so Grim volunteers to bake replacement cookies using his Aunt Kali's secret ingredients, which he swears will make the best-tasting cookies in the world.

5C. Devolver, part 2
Written by Maxwell Atoms; Storyboard by Bob Camp

Skarr devolves all the way down to a virus before Major Doctor Ghastly can restore him. (Watch how far down the evolutionary chain he makes it before he turns into a lawyer.)

Episode 6 (Original broadcast date: October 19, 2001)
Mandy's Comment: Happiness is a waxen, two-headed baby.

6A. Tiptoe Through the Tulips, part 1
Written by Vincent Davis; Storyboard by Bob Camp

Boskov goes into hibernation on the very day Con Carne has set for the invasion of the world.

6B. A Dumb Wish
Written and storyboarded by Paul McEvoy

Billy accidentally unleashes the Grim Family Curse: Grim's mother, who has been imprisoned in a little lamp for thousands of years. As a reward for her freedom, she grants Billy, Mandy and Grim three wishes -- one to each. Billy wastes his wish by wishing he knew what to wish for. When Grim and Billy start to bicker over what Grim's wish should be, Mandy grabs the lamp and wishes they would both shut up -- and since Grim can't talk anymore, Mandy is also allowed to make the final wish. Instead of wishing that Grim and Billy could talk again, Mandy says she will grant the third wish to either Grim or Billy -- whoever of the two makes her the happiest. The voice of Grim's mother is Candi Milo, one of several people who have done the voice of Dexter, on Dexter's Laboratory.

6C. Tiptoe Through the Tulips, part 2
Written by Vincent Davis; Storyboard by Bob Camp

Con Carne gets away from the hibernating Boskov by breaking the container that houses him on the bear's head, then finds himself stuck in a pickle jar for the next six months, waiting for Boskov to come out of his winter sleep.

Episode 7 (Original broadcast date: July 19, 2002)
Mandy's Comment: We all go a little mad sometimes.

7A. Grim Vs. Mom
Written by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Alex Almaguer

Recovered from the nervous breakdown caused by what she refers to as her "skeleton episode," Billy's mom returns to find Grim now living openly in her house.

7B. Bring Me the Head of Hector Con Carne
Written by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Matt Sullivan

Major Doctor Ghastly believes she may have located Con Carne's face in the Arctic where it landed after it exploded, and on the trip there, she and Hector reminisce about the time they first met, seven years earlier, when Hector was still in his body.

7C. Tastes Like Chicken
Written by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Mike Diederich

Billy gets it in his head that Mandy has turned cannibal and will be coming after him next.

Episode 8 (Original broadcast date: July 26, 2002)
Mandy's Comment: We're back...with a vengeance.

8A. Grim or Greg
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Shellie Kvilvang

A Halloween comedy of errors: Billy mistakes a little boy in a skeleton costume for Grim; Grim mistakes the boy's mother for Atrocia (Hostess of Horror for the Halloween Scare-A-Thon on TV); and the boy's mother mistakes Grim for her son.

8B. Search & Estroy
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Alex Almaguer

Con Carne's "next-island neighbor" lives on macho Skull Island (instead of wimpy Bunny Island), has a better fortress (shaped like a skull, instead of a bunny) and when it turns out Estroy is also always one step ahead when it comes to inventing machines of destruction, Con Carne sends Skarr to steal the plans for the neighbor's next creation.

8C. Something Stupid This Way Comes
Story by Craig Lewis; Storyboard by Maxwell Atoms

In a send-up of the Ray Bradbury story about an evil carnival coming to town, Nergal returns as the head of a fair that pops right out of the ground. He is still lonely, so Billy volunteers to give him lessons on how to make friends and influence people, using the 5 C's of Friendship: Cleanliness, Compliments, Consideration, Conversation and, um, Sharing.

Episode 9 (Original broadcast date: August 2, 2002)
Mandy's Comment: Submit, or be destroyed.

9A. A Grim Surprise
Story by Rob DeSales; Storyboard by John McIntyre

Billy convinces an unenthusiastic Grim to help him plan a surprise party for Mandy's birthday. To his astonishment, Grim actually enjoys the party preparations until he finds out that Mandy's birthday is not for five more months. (That's what makes it a surprise, get it?) Keep an eye out for the Grim/Grinch connection.

9B. Everyone Loves Uncle Bob
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Trevor Wall

Con Carne takes over a Mr. Rogers-type kiddie show in an attempt to rule the world by first winning over the children.

9C. Beasts and Barbarians
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Michael Diederich

Unable to pry Billy and Irwin away from a computer game that they've been playing (and losing) for 3 days straight, Mandy orders Grim to stage an intervention. Figuring that a dose of the real thing ought to solve the problem, Grim transports the children to an alternate dimension filled with real demons and monsters. That does eventually scare Billy and Irwin right out of their game addiction. However, while there, Mandy manages to obtain a ring that gives her the power to summon vast and horrible armies of the undead who must obey her every command.

Episode 10 (Original broadcast date: August 9, 2002)
Mandy's Comment: I want all your garmonbosia.

(Mandy must be a closet Twin Peaks fan, because garmonbosia, meaning pain and sorrow, is a term that appears to have been coined by David Lynch for the short-lived mystery series Twin Peaks.)

10A. Hoss Delgado: Spectral Exterminator
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Brian Kindregan

Hoss Delgado, a sort of ghostbuster on steroids, catches sight of Grim ("the motherlode of supernatural terror") with Mandy and Billy and jumps to the logical but totally erroneous conclusion that Grim has some kind of hold over the two children.

10B. Evil on Trial
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Mucci Fasset

General Skarr turns Con Carne in to the FBI when he finds out that Con Carne is "the World's 23rd Most Wanted" criminal with a large cash bounty on his head. When it turns out no lawyer on earth will defend Con Carne, he finds himself in court defended by Major Doctor Ghastly -- and prosecuted by the Cod Commando.

10C. To Eris Human
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Chris Savino

Grocery shopping for socks with Billy at the mall (don't ask), Grim and Mandy run into Eris, the Goddess of Discord and Chaos. Eris teaches Mandy her first and only rule: "Everyone's A Target," and Mandy absorbs the lesson so well she manages to turn the motto against the goddess herself.

Note: read about the Greek goddess Eris Kallisti Discordia HERE

Episode 11 (Original broadcast date: October 4, 2002)
Mandy's Comment: Sometimes you drink the milk, sometimes the milk drinks you.

11A. Bill's Growth Spurt
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Mike Deiderich [sic]

A home remedy for toxic junk food from Grim's grandmother causes a growth on Billy's back that takes on a life of its own.

11B. The Time Hole Incident
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Nora Johnson

Major Doctor Ghastly invents the Temporal Confabulationater Izationizer Unit -- a time machine that works so well that Ghastly, Hector and Skarr end up meeting their future selves AND Destructicus Con Carne, son of Ghastly and Hector, as both an infant and an adult.

11C. Billy and the Bully
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Brett Varon

Billy asks Grim to take on the school bully, a mean boy named Sperg with a deadly wedgie. When Grim can't deal with Sperg either (due to certain issues from his childhood), Mandy takes on Sperg herself. Grim's mom returns in a flashback.

Episode 12 (Original broadcast date: October 11, 2002)
Mandy's Comment: Avert your eyes.

12A. Big Trouble in Billy's Basement
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Chris McColloch

Despite several warnings, Billy cannot resist looking through Grim's copy of "The Bad Book: The Official Illustrated Handbook of the Underworld." The book takes over his mind, causing him to free the evil being, Yog Sothoth. Because Billy is now too powerful for Grim to handle alone, Mandy summons Hoss Delgado to help.

Note: Yog-Sothoth is actually a character from the fertile imagination of H.P. Lovecraft; read a bit about it HERE

12B. Christmas Con Carne
Written by Gord Zajac / Storyboarded by Alex Algamauer

The only episode I've ever seen run without opening credits or a title, although they corrected that oversight in reruns, after they split Evil off from Grim and started putting three Evil episodes together as one show. Rupert the Green-Nosed Reindeer saves Christmas when Hector Con Carne tries to ruin it. Rupert: Michael Dorn.

12C. Tickle Me Mandy
Story by Gord Zajac; Storyboard by Mucci Fassett

Although he knows Mandy is only going to be away for one night, Billy misses her so much that Grim animates a New Mandy for him to play with.

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