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Ren, ein psychotischer Chihuahua, und Stimpson J. Cat, eine schwachköpfige Manx-Katze, die den Spitznamen Stimpy trägt, erleben eine Reihe ungewöhnlicher Abenteuer.

Arnold ist ein normaler Junge außer, dass sein Kopf die Form eines Footballs hat. In einer großen Stadt setzt er sich für Recht und Ordnung ein. Arnold kann heute der Held des Tages sein morgen schon der Trottel vom Dienst.

Brothers Daggett and Norbert Beaver have left home to gain independence by living on their own. Their goal is to live a wild bachelor lifestyle but, as might be expected from young brothers, they get into some weird situations.

Arnold hits Harold with a baseball, so Harold promises Arnold that he'll beat him the next day. He gets nervous until he acts crazy to stop him from getting beat up.

Dag and Norb resist their natural urge to hibernate and "Go-Go South" for the winter.When the Forest Ranger quits, Dag gets himself elected and it's not long before the power goes to his head.

Feeling his natural beaver defenses are weak, Dag relentlessly attempts to learn new methods of self defense.A cricket drives the beavers up the wall and almost out of the dam with its continuous chirping as they struggle to locate the pest.

Dag attempts to make Norb's dreams come true when Norb confesses his silly dream to become a Liepezoner Stallion.Norb and Dag find themselves in a gigantic water amusement park the night before its grand opening.

Daggett and Norbert are the Angry Beavers, two fun-loving regular guys who just happen to be large aquatic rodents. They're brothers, out on their own for the first time, struggling to make it in a big world without strangling

In '6th Grade Girls', Arnold and Gerald are invited to a school dance by two girls to make their boyfriends jealous. / In 'The Baseball', Mickey Kalin is Arnold's favorite player and is going to retire and Arnold wants to go to his last game.

Arnold's pet pig, Abner, escapes one night while Arnold is sleeping. When Arnold tries to bring Grandpa's pocket watch home from the repair shop, he accidentally drops it down a hole in the street, which leads him to a strange subterranean world.

After Arnold saves Sid from injury, Sid devotes himself to paying Arnold back with unending kindness. Arnold and Gerald play hookey but their day is thwarted by intense paranoia.

When Arnold receives Mr. Hyunh's name in the boarding house's annual Secret Santa draw, he decides to make it the most special Christmas ever for the lonely boarder, and tries to reunite Mr. Hyunh with his long-lost daughter. Meanwhile, Helga agonizes over what would make the perfect present for Arnold.

Arnold can't bear to face the world bareheaded. Where can his hat be? Helga's not talking./When Arnold finds out that Stoop Kid is afraid to leave his stoop, he feels sorry for him and decides to help him overcome his fear.

Arnold gets a visit from his French pen pal Cecille, who behind her French accent, seems strangely familiar.

Arnold has trouble with the basketball coach and his favored son. Arnold becomes friend with "cool" Frankie G., but his new friend only succeeds in getting him into trouble.

Arnold and Gerald recruit their old basketball coach to be their bowling coach, and he quickly alienates them with his overbearing demands. Arnold and Gerald go on a ghost hunt through the boarding house, trying to uncover the mystery of Four-Eyed Jack.

Arnold and the gang have no choice but to take the subway home after dark. / Arnold and the gang set out on a quest to find the hidden treasure of the mysterious "Wheezin' Ed" on Elk Island.

The boarders are all suspicious of the mysterious Mr. Smith who lives behind door 16. Oscar Kokoshka moves in with Arnold when his wife, Susie, throws him out of their apartment following another fight.

Arnold and Gerald decide to take the bus a bit too far and miss the play that they are characters in, since Helga is in charge of it. Later, when Eugene's bicycle is ruined thanks to Arnold, he decides to take him out for a day of fun.

Like his Grandfather before him, Arnold competes in the annual block party eating contest. Fashion and image-aware Rhonda fails the eye chart and gets glasses. Immediately she is labeled a geek and is forced to hang out with the geeky kids.

Eugene becomes disillusioned about his life after learning that his favorite movie action hero doesn't do his own stunts. Arnold and the gang go on a class trip to the opera and have grand, musical dreams of their own.

Arnold and Gerald catch a suspicious man on film and they follow him clue-to-clue.In an effort to win a class poetry contest, Phoebe copies a poem from a book. Thereafter she is haunted by her guilty conscience and the imagined voice of her trophy.