List of Freakazoid! episodes

Five Day Forecast – Freakazoid announces the day's weather, getting more and more overexcited as he mentions more and more dangerous weather. He then comically calms down.^[4]
The Dance of Doom – Cave Guy invades a school dance at Dexter's school and takes hostages, leaving one hero to save the day. Unfortunately, that hero is on another network and thus Freakazoid must save the day.^[5]

Candle Jack – Presented in Scream-O-Vision. On a camping trip in Camp Wennamigunnagohome with Steff, Freakazoid runs into the ghostly villain Candle Jack, who kidnaps and ties up anyone who says his name.^[7]
Toby Danger in "Doomsday Bet" – In a parody of Jonny Quest, the Danger family must stop a mad scientist from using the world's largest semiconductor to take over the world.^[8]

Mo-Ron – A UFO arrives in Washington, DC, proving the existence of 'unintelligent' life on other planets.
The Sewer Rescue – Lord Bravery answers a call for help from a rather unpleasant location.
The Big Question – Another alien arrives on Earth looking for the answer to a crucial question. Afterwards, Mo-Ron tries to remember his message.
The Legends Who Lunch – Several retired superheroes tell stories about their adventures.

And Fanboy Is His Name – After Freakazoid's sidekick Expendable Lad is hospitalized following the fight with Milk Man, Fanboy desires to become Freakazoid's new sidekick...whether he likes it or not.
Lawn Gnomes: Chapter IV - Fun in the Sun – The origins of the prankish Lawn Gnomes are told as Freakazoid does commentary on it.

In Stereo Where Available: Joe Leahy informs the viewers that Freakazoid in stereo as they are shown a rotating view of a neighborhood with the Freakazoid! billboard.
Foamy the Freakadog – In an installment of The Sidekick Chronicles, Freakazoid remembers his rabid canine sidekick Foamy and how he kept attacking him during missions.
Office Visit – Lord Bravery struggles with bureaucracy when he learns that his name is already in use by a bakery.
An Ode to Leonard Nimoy – Fanboy shares his prose in obtaining a celebrity autograph.
Emergency Broadcast System – Freakazoid does an EBS test with his voice, and almost passes out in the process.

The Chip: Part 2 - Continued from Part 1, Dexter unleashes Freakazoid for the first time in defeating the evil Guitierrez.

Hot Rods from Heck! - Freakazoid has to stop the evil villain Longhorn from stealing a missile using robotic hot rod cars and his super truck. The hero's new Freakmobile - which is featured in a fake in-show ad - helps him save the day, not to mention a special assist from the seventh-inning stretch.
A Time for Evil - The Huntsman arrives looking for some action. Too bad there is none due to a rookie unknowingly blowing it.

Cold opening: Steff is chased into an alley by the Booger Beast. Freakzoid shows up and he gets sneezed on by Booger Beast causing him to bail leaving Steff sarcastically quoting "My hero!"
Relax-O-Vision (Terror on the Midway) - The Lobe's super-evil plan coincides with Kids' WB's new network standards to reduce the effect of cartoon violence, much to Freakazoid's dismay as he takes on Cobra Queen, Longhorn, Cave Guy, Kid Carrion in order to get to the Lobe.
Fatman and Boy Blubber - Rotund superheroes stand up for a kid's right to have his lunch...at least until they realize that his lunch is only a fattening sweet bun and go to extremes to prevent him from going too far.
Limbo Lock-Up - Freakazoid's odd jumping about and ranting is interrupted by the Idiot Police. Freakazoid must now choose between 30 days in prison or a fate worse than death...listening to Fanboy's stories.

In Arms Way – Freakazoid's Christmas shopping is interrupted by Arms Akimbo's crime spree.

Next Time, Phone Ahead – In a parody of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial that is pitched by Steven Spielberg, Mo-Ron is found and cared for by Freakazoid, who tries to help him "phone home".

House of Freakazoid – A werewolf who somehow knows about Dexter's secret identity visits his home to ask his assistance for a cure. Freakazoid sends him into the Internet by exploiting the flaw. The werewolf is cured, but he did not change in any other way.

In a parody of The Godfather, Freakazoid has to grant all requests made to him on his birthday like the Huntsman asking Freakazoid for help finding a new employment. As a result, he cannot stop the Lobe's latest crime spree since the Lobe requested that he leave him alone. This causes the citizens to lose faith in Freakazoid while every other superhero is at a superhero convention on some moon. Wakko Warner and the Brain from Animaniacs guest star.

Joe's Very Own Story: In a callback to the cold opening of episode 5, Joe tells a story about terrible things in the neighborhood in a rotating view like a man-eating plant eating a man, a man fighting his spouse on a ledge while being seduced by his sexy neighbor, Count Dracula on the loose, King Kong on a rampage, and ghosts pushing over the defaced Freakazoid! billboard. After that story, the Network Censor is heard objecting to the story causing Joe to tell a nicer one with the same rotating view from episode 5.

Freak-a-Panel - While pursuing Cave Guy at a TV/comic book convention, Freakazoid takes in the sights, discovers to his disappointment that everyone is more interested in Superman than him, and even learns Klingon. After Cave Guy is defeated, Freakazoid is confronted Lord Bravery, the Huntsman, Fanboy, and Mo-Ron/Bo-Ron about being dropped from the show.