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26 Episodes 0 - 1966
Episode 1
Sat, Oct 9, 196522 mins
"Trick or Treatment": The sinister wizard from Tibet, Goo Fee, and his assistant, Gung Ho, kidnap a soda-sotted Hiram in order to lure Fearless Fly into their super-adhesive flypaper. Little do they know that meek and mild Hiram himself is the secret identity of Fearless Fly. "Loot Pursuit": The notorious gangster, Spider Webb, hatches a scheme to steal the Hopeless Diamond from Stiffany's, but first he must rid himself of the cowboy private detective, Flukey Luke. Luke's charades-playing horse, Pronto, and his faithful Irish-accented Indian companion, Two Feathers, do their best to keep their friend out of trouble; but Luke's best defense is blind luck. "Zelda the Zombie": Count Kook attempts to end the war between Professor Weirdo and Professor Fruitcake by recommending a marriage between Fruitcake's monster, Zelda, and one of Weirdo's monsters. Milton, Heebie and Jeebie all court the frightening female.
Episode 2
Fri, Mar 12, 196530 mins
"Horse Shoo Fly": After his assistant, Gung Ho, has repeatedly failed to destroy Fearless Fly, the evil Tibetan wizard, Goo Fee, travels to America to do the job himself. Goo Fee kidnaps Fearless Fly's girlfriend, Flory, and lures the super insect into his trap. Poor Fearless ends up tied to a stake as Goo Fee and Gung Ho throw horseshoes at him. "Gogh Van Gogh": Muggy-Do, Boy Fox, visits the Van Schmeer Gallery of Modern Art to see the expensive work of The Great Simeon, who proves to be nothing but a paint-throwing monkey. Muggy-Do steals an organ grinder's monkey in order to get rich in the same way as Simeon's master; but Muggy's monkey creates paintings that are far too good to pass as modern art. "Boy Meets Ghoul": Professor Weirdo tries to marry the irritatingly good-doing Milton off to a wealthy spinster named Miss Peaches.
Episode 3
21 mins
"Fatty Karate": The evil Tibetan wizard, Goo Fee, enlists the aid of the judo champion of the world (flyweight division), Fatty Karate, to battle Fearless Fly. "You Auto Be in Pictures": Muggy-Do, Boy Fox, is a publicity agent who is getting no business. The finance company comes to repossess everything in his office; but Muggy finally gets a break when the head of Paranoid Pictures asks him to publicize their new picture, "Hod Rod Hipsters." "Monsters for Hire": The landlord wants to throw out Professor Weirdo and company for failing to pay the rent, which forces the mad scientist to come up with a way to make money. He hits upon the idea of hiring out his monsters. A client wants Milton, but the tender-hearted monster has run away from home.
Episode 4
22 mins
"Captain Fligh": The evil Tibetan wizard, Goo Fee, tricks Fearless Fly into going on a cruise with him in his imperial yacht. Little does Fearless Fly guess that Goo Fee has hired the nasty Captain Fligh to run the ship. "Muggy Doo or Die": Muggy-Do, Boy Fox, is a vacuum cleaner salesman who gets tricked into delivering a bottle of H2 Ho-Ho, i.e. laughing germs, for enemy agents. He ends up working as a counter-spy. "Who Do Voodoo?": Professor Fruitcake makes a voodoo doll of Professor Weirdo. Fruitcake tries to blackmail him, but Weirdo would rather die than pay out, and so he has Milton and the rest make preparations for his imminent burial.
Episode 5
22 mins
"The Goofy Doctor Goo Fee": The evil Tibetan genius sends his flunky, Gung Ho, to America to capture Fearless Fly. Instead, Gung Ho captures Horsey, who is dressed as Fearless Fly for a costume party. The real Fearless Fly goes to Tibet to save his friend. "From Riches to Rags": Muggy-Do, Boy Fox, gets a job as a bellboy when the famous movie star, Tag Ending, checks in. The sly fox soon learns he can make money by selling swatches of Tag's clothes to screaming female fans. "The Pot Thickens": Professor Weirdo must get rid of Milton long enough to prevent his Aunt Hagatha from seeing him. He fears that if the talented witch sees his appallingly nice creation, she won't give him her secret recipe for monster-making.
Episode 6
"Sly Fly": The evil Tibetan wizard, Goo Fee, decides to commit hara-kiri to save face after failing to destroy Fearless Fly. Then he has a second thought: it would be so much better for his flunky, Gung Ho, to die with honor instead - and kill Fearless Fly in the process. "From Wrecks to Riches": Stuffy Durma, the Millionaire Hobo, is thrilled when his old pal, Stu Mulligan, comes panhandling at his mansion. But Bradley Brinkley, Stuffy's estate manager, is appalled, especially since Mr. Beeswax, the business tycoon, is paying a visit to discuss a partnership. "Medium Undone": After Professor Weirdo sees a ghost in his bedroom, he conducts a séance to call it back up, but Milton's childish interference makes things difficult. Professor Fruitcake takes advantage of the situation by disguising himself as a ghost and tricking Weirdo out of some money.
Episode 7
"Throne for a Loss": The inscrutable Doctor Goo Fee of Tibet has a new evil plan for destroying Fearless Fly. He sends Gung Ho to America to bribe Hiram into betraying the superhero. Little does he know that Hiram and Fearless Fly are one and the same. "Missin' Masters": The cowboy private eye, Flukey Luke, tracks down the notorious gangster, Spider Webb, whose gang of dimwitted gunmen have been stealing old paintings from museums. Flukey Luke is joined by his conspicuously non-talking horse, Pronto, and his faithful companion, the Irish-accented American Indian, Two Feathers. "Monster Mutiny": Count Kook is fed up with Professor Weirdo and plots a mutiny. First, Kook sends Milton out on an errand. Then he enlists the help of Heebie and Jeebie to throw Weirdo into the dungeon so that he can take over the castle.
Episode 8
Sat, Nov 27, 1965
"The Bomb's Rush": The inscrutable Doctor Goo Fee pretends to be dying in order to lure Fearless Fly into his trap. Fearless Fly takes the bait and goes to Tibet to hear Goo Fee's insincere pleas for forgiveness. Then the evil wizard gives Fearless Fly a watch with a time bomb hidden inside. "There Auto Be a Law": Penny Penguin and her father take the car to a car wash, but Penny's usual misbehavior puts the hapless dad at odds with a walrus mechanic. "Ghoul School": Professor Weirdo invites his Aunt Hagatha to come live at the castle so that she'll teach Milton, Heebie and Jeebie some manners. Milton enjoys her etiquette lessons, but Heebie and Jeebie can't stand acting like sissies. The two of them plot to get rid of her.
Episode 9
"Fly Hijack": The evil Tibetan wizard, Doctor Goo Fee, travels to the USA, with his faithful servant, Gung Ho, and seizes the matchbox in which Fearless Fly lives. They bring the matchbox to Tibet, thinking Fearless Fly is trapped inside. But the only thing inside are Fearless Fly's eyeglasses - and those are what gives Hiram, Fearless Fly's meek and mild alternate identity, the power to be a superhero. Hiram must stowaway on Goo Fee's airplane in order to retrieve them. "Tired Gun": Spider Webb, who wants to rob an armored truck, brings the Mexican bandit, Pepé "The Kid" Lopez, to America. The gangster expects Pepé, as the fastest draw in Mexico, to put an end to Flukey Luke. The cowboy private eye is the only man able to prevent the heist. "Hector the Protector": Professor Weirdo sells Milton the Monster to a gangster running a protection racket.
Episode 10
"Si Si Fly": Doctor Goo Fee invites Fearless Fly to join him on a vacation to Mexico. Of course, it's a trick. While there, Goo Fee hires the ruthless hombre, Si Si Fly ("Gimme a peso, I'll destroy who you say so"), to kill his archenemy. "Palace Malice": Prince Elmer from the country of Louise (Elmer named it after his mother) arrives in America to get a loan of a million dollars for his country. The trouble is, the U.S. Ambassador is in cahoots with one General Fang to steal the money once Elmer gets it. It's up to the cowboy private eye, Flukey Luke, to stop them. "Horrorbaloo": Abercrombie the Zombie and Milton the Monster break from Heebie and Jeebie's Monster Club to form their own. Later, the two clubs fight for the membership of Fangenstein, a Marlon Brando-like monster.
Episode 11
"The House-Fly Guest": The evil Tibetan wizard, Doctor Goo Fee, promises his faithful servant, Gung Ho, his throne if only he'll capture Fearless Fly. "Fortune Kooky": A Chinese astrologer declares the New Year the Year of the Fox. He honors Muggy-Do, Boy Fox, with a Ming coat, but a couple of disreputable Chinese men want to steal it from him. "Goon Platoon": Milton, Heebie and Jeebie are inducted into the army.
Episode 12
22 mins
"Invincible vs. Invisible": The sinister wizard, Doctor Goo Fee, sprays his servant, Gung Ho, with an invisibility formula that allows him to steal jewels and works of art for his master. It's up to Fearless Fly to stop him. "Suit Yourself": Stuffy Durma, the millionaire hobo, escapes his secretary, Bradley Brinkley, and joins a boys' baseball game. "The Dummy Talks": Milton tries his ventriloquist act on the family's shrunken head, but it turns out the head can talk on its own. Professor Weirdo gives it a suit of armor for a body, but his generosity was a mistake. Now, the head wants revenge on him.
Episode 13
"Fly by Might": The mad scientist, Professor Weirdo, uses his enlarging ray to turn small animals into enormous monsters as part of a plot to become supreme ruler of the world. It's up to Fearless Fly to stop him. "Hobo Hootenanny": Stuffy Durma, the millionaire hobo, tries to sneak his old pals, Stu Mulligan and Ash Can Annie, into his mansion. Durma's secretary, Bradley Brinkley, inadvertently makes it easier by hosting a hobo-costume party for the Maharajah and Maharani. Stu and Annie fit right in. "A Pie in the Sky": Professor Weirdo sends Milton to Professor Fruitcake's castle for some hairy-knuckle powder. Fruitcake responds by having Abercrombie the Zombie punch Milton in the eye. Weirdo responds to this insult by initiating a deadly game of tit-for-tat.
Episode 14
"The Sphinx Jinx": Doctor Goo Fee tricks Fearless Fly into building a sphinx in the evil wizard's honor. When the giant sculpture is finished, Goo Fee seals his arch-nemesis inside. "Penny Ante": Mr. Penguin begs his boss, J. Grumbley, for a raise. Meanwhile, Penguin's bratty daughter, Penny, squalls for a bigger allowance. "Monstrous Escape": Professor Weirdo, sick of Heebie and Jeebie's disobedience, tries to sell his bratty monsters to Professor Fruitcake.
Episode 15
"The Spider Spiter": Professor Weirdo is certain that Hiram and Fearless Fly are one and the same. In order to test his theory, he employs the services of his latest monster-creation: a giant spider. "Sickened Honeymoon": Mr. and Mrs. Penguin go on their second honeymoon, but their bratty daughter, Penny, makes it far less enjoyable the second time around. "Abercrombie the Zombie": Professor Weirdo steals Abercrombie from Professor Fruitcake and then sells him Milton. Fruitcake, who can't sleep without a monster making noise in the house, is unaware that Milton was created with too much tincture of tenderness. Later, Fruitcake is appalled to find Milton sleeping peacefully with a teddy bear.
Episode 16
"Fearless Fly Meets the Monsters": Professor Weirdo creates a new monster to destroy Fearless Fly. Unfortunately, he puts in too much "tincture of tenderness" and the resulting monster, George, wouldn't harm a fly - or anyone else. "Crumb-Bumming": Muggy-Do, Boy Fox, temporarily abandons his junk selling in order to harass Osh at the fez-wearing dog's new bake shop. "V for Vampire": Every night a vampire enters Professor Weirdo's bedroom and terrifies the poor mad scientist by standing over his bed and rustling his cape. Weirdo is determined to trap the creature.
Episode 17
"Monster vs. Mobster": Milton, Heebie and Jeebie are playing Jekyll-and-Hyde-go-seek in the cemetery when they witness two mobsters burying stolen jewels. They spot Milton and kidnap him. Heebie and Jeebie sound the monster alarm, and Professor Weirdo and Count Kook come to the rescue. "Martians Meet Their Match": Two robot-like Martians, each with feet attached to a wheel that they ride like a unicycle, come to Earth in order to capture Fearless Fly. They lure him out into the open by causing a bus to go out of control. "Witch Crafty": Milton informs Professor Weirdo of the Annual Witch's Convention in the woods. Weirdo sends Heebie and Jeebie to spy on the hags, but the witches catch them and turn them into frogs.
Episode 18
"Camp Gitchy Gloomy": Professor Weirdo is sick of the noise around the castle, and so he sends Milton, Heebie and Jeebie to a day camp. The camp counselor, Muwanga (that's Indian for "Harvey"), is horrified by his three new campers. "Lets Phase It": At World Wide Automobiles, a delivery boy accidentally rearranges the punch cards for the company's new electronic computer system. The computer sends its chaotic electronic signals around the factory, causing all the machines to go dangerously out of control. It's up to Fearless Fly to save the day. "The Hearse Thief": Prof. Weirdo accuses Milton of stealing his hearse. He makes a courtroom out of the dungeon, appoints Count Kook as the district attorney, Heebie and Jeebie as the jury, and himself as the judge.
Episode 19
"Boo to You": Heebie and Jeebie pretend to be the ghosts of their ancestors in order to scare Professor Weirdo into being nicer to them. Then two real ghosts show up. "Under Waterloo": Deep beneath the ocean, the Napoleon-like Barry Cuda of Wetropolis (floundered in 1874), along with his underlings, Rock Octopus and Sparky Eel, plot to take over the world with an army of giant clams. It's up to Fearless Fly to stop them. "Kid Stuff": Professor Weirdo wants to get rid of the bratty underprivileged boy he foolishly agreed to adopt, but Milton won't hear of it.
Episode 20
"Horror Scope": Professor Weirdo's horror-scope tells him that an evil spirit will take his place as leader of Horror Hill. The only way to reverse the curse is to have someone bury him alive for one hour. Milton obliges the mad scientist, but a blow to the head gives Milton amnesia - and Milton was the only one who knew where Weirdo is buried. "Lady Deflylah": Doctor Goo Fee employs the beautiful seductress, Lady Deflylah, to discover the secret of Fearless Fly's power. "The Flying Cup and Saucer": Two moon-men come to earth: one in a flying saucer, the other in a flying cup. They begin eating the furniture, and everything else, in Professor Weirdo's castle. Heebie and Jeebie are unable to stop them, and so Weirdo solicits the help of Fangenstein and Abercrombie the Zombie. It's up to Milton to save the day.
Episode 21
"Monster-Sitter": Professor Weirdo and Count Kook want to go to the movies. "Bat-Girl Strikes Back" and "I Was a Monster Drop-Out" both sound good. Since Mike the mechanical man has indigestion, and Milton gets scared by monster movies, Mike stays home to monster-sit Milton. When Weirdo and Kook return that evening, they get an unpleasant surprise. "Robinson Shoesole": Goo Fee and Gung Ho get marooned on a desert island with the cannibalistic Robinson Shoesole, a small, white-bearded old man with enormous feet. Fearless Fly, who would be lost without his arch-enemy, comes to save the day. "The Moon Goons": When Milton falls off the castle and nearly lands on his head, Professor Weirdo is shocked to see Milton propel himself back up to the roof. It seems his head acts as a retro-rocket. Weirdo is convinced that Milton's rocket-head will propel his monster to the moon.
Episode 22
"Think Shrink": Heebie and Jeebie try to force the shrunken head to tell them where a treasure is buried. Milton informs Fangenstein of the situation, and the devious biker immediately head-naps the head. "Private Fly": Goo Fee and Gung Ho travel to the Scotland Junkyard to meet Private Fly, aka Secret Agent Oh Oh, whose electronic computer can tell them anything they want to know about anyone - provided that person gets into the machine. Private Fly proves it by throwing Gung Ho into the machine, which reveals that the faithful servant's real name is Gustav Hasenpfeffer and that he sleeps with a teddy bear. Goo Fee tricks Fearless Fly into the machine in order to discover the secret of the superhero's super-power. "Skullgaria Forever!": Two spies from Skullgaria, one of whom is dressed as a mummy, brainwash Milton into turning vicious. They send him to steal Professor Weirdo's monster-making secrets.
Episode 23
"Crumby Mummy": A bolt of lightning brings Professor Weirdo's mummy to life. At first, the mummified palace guard seems far superior to his own monsters; and so Weirdo throws Heebie, Jeebie and Milton out of the house. But when the karate-chopping mummy destroys everything in the castle, Weirdo allows his monsters to return home - provided they can put the mummy back in its case. "Stage Plight": Goo Fee directs and produces a movie with Fearless Fly as his star. But Goo Fee is less interested in cinematic art than he is in killing his actor. "Fort Fangenstein": Abercrombie the Zombie and Fangenstein build a fort that doubles as a mummy corral. The traitorous Heebie and Jeebie join up with them and help the two other monsters steal Professor Weirdo's new mummy.
Episode 24
"Safari Harry": Goo Fee invites Fearless Fly on an African safari and then enlists the help of the big game hunter, Safari Harry, to shoot and kill the super-insect. "Nuggets to You": A gold prospector named Grubstake Greeley owns 25 square feet of land in the Arizona desert, right in the middle of the 30,000 that Stuffy Durma owns. Stuffy's secretary, Bradley Brinkley, wants Stuffy to convince the grizzled old man to sell it. "Batnap": Professor Fruitcake and Fangenstein kidnap Professor Weirdo's bat, Blackie, in order to prevent it from winning the bat race.
Episode 25
"Dunkin' Treasure": Milton's pet crocodile finds sunken treasure in the moat. Professor Weirdo and the rest of the Horror Hill gang go to look for it. Unfortunately, Fangenstein and Abercrombie learn of the treasure, too, and they try to find it first. "Ferocious Fly": Doctor Goo Fee brings Fearless Fly to the Sultan of Fly-geria, aka Ferocious Fly, ostensibly to free the sultan's slave girls. But what he really wants is for Ferocious Fly to destroy Fearless in a wrestling match. "Monstrous Monster": Professor Weirdo invites the mayor over to Horror Hill in order to prove that his monsters are sweet and gentle. Unfortunately, an accident causes Milton's head to get filled with evil spirit solution, which turns him into a terrifying beast.
Episode 26
Sat, Apr 2, 1966
"Napoleon Bonafly": Goo Fee and Gung Ho instigate war between Fearless Fly and the great French general, Napoleon Bonafly. "Violin Violence": The great concert violinist, Vladamir Knockitoff, arrives in town. Flukey Luke, along with his horse, Pronto, and his faithful friend, Two Feathers, have the job of guarding Knockitoff's Stradivarius. Meanwhile, the ex-plumber and aspiring violinist, Rudolph Ravioli, is desperate to steal it. "The Mummy's Thumb": Fangenstein and Abercrombie discover that Professor Weirdo has the prized Mummy's Thumb in his possession. The thumb will turn anything it touches to gold. The two monsters hope to destroy the castle with cannon fire and then steal the thumb.