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Sheriff McKew and experts face killer bees at Mardi Gras.

This TV sequel to "The Savage Bees" features more rampaging insects. This time a marching band and a school bus get in the path of the bees.

The story of the fire in the Triangle Shirtwaist Mfg. Co. building in New York City in 1911 that resulted in the deaths of 146 employees, mostly young women. The ensuing investigation revealed the company's almost total disregard for its workers' safety in pursuit of increased production and profits; it resulted, among other things, in the passage of new worker-safety laws and the formation of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union.

Criminals hijack an airplane that not only carries a dangerous organism that is to be used in bacterial warfare, but also five beauty contest finalists.

A live show featuring performers and characters from H.R. Pufnstuf, The Bugaloos, Lidsville, Sigmund and the Sea Monsters, and The Brady Bunch.

A variety show featuring a mix of comedy, music and magic.

The 3rd (and last) Pilot Episode, Greg and Paul seek fame and fortune as songwriters and wind up signing a contract "selling their souls to the devil in exchange for a year at the top."

Frankie goes butterfly hunting. Wolfie takes Frankie and Drac for a spin in the Wolfwagon. They encounter some bees. Frankie and Wolfie work out in the gym. The Groovie Goolies perform the musical number "Darlin' Darlin'". "Weird windows time" jokes. Frankie goes fishing. Batso & Ratso create pancake mist and try to steal Hagatha's cookies. Frankly and Mummy go on an "Beaster Egg" hunt. The Bare Bones perform the musical number "Kings & Queens"

The monsters play baseball, Hagatha tells the story of Goldilocks, Drac introduces his ancestors, Ratso and Batso steal Wolfie's surfboard, and Frankie harasses Hagatha for her tarantula turnovers. The Groovie Goolies sing "Feed the Ghost Some Garlic" and The Rolling Headstones perform "Midnight."

Frankie and Wolfie try to revitalize the ailing Orville; Drac fends off the advances of the Lovesick Loveseat; Ratso and Batso create a slippery concoction; Bella and Drac attempt to teach Frankie etiquette; and Frankie shows off how well he's trained his dinosaur. The Groovie Goolies sing "Frankie," and The Spirits of '76 perform "Be Kind to Monsters Week."

Wolfie catches the Transylvanian Trance; the gang watches home movies from Frankie's childhood birthday party; Ghoulihand tries to prevent Batso and Ratso from stealing Hagatha's pie; Hagatha replaces Broomhilda with a vacuum cleaner.

The monsters play golf, the Mummy and Boneapart endure disfiguring accidents, Wolfie gives surfing lessons, and Hagatha is forced to contend with the Big Green Meanie. The Groovie Goolies perform "Goolie Garden," and The Spirits of '76 sing "Monsters on Parade."

Sabrina tours the Horrible Hall museum; Wolfie and Frankie star in a production of "The Shoemaker and the Elves;" the Goolies play tennis; Dr. Jekyll and Hyde attempts to reassemble Boneapart; and Frankie leads the Gool Scouts. The Groovie Goolies sing "Goolie Picnic" and Tiny Tomb stars in a production of "Little Texas Goolie" performed by The Spirits of '76.

When Drac gives a tour of the Horrible Hall of Shame, his great uncle gets loose, so the monster trio tries to catch him. Also, Dr. Jekyll and Hyde give Drac a physical, Tiny goes to Bella with a problem, Hagatha puts a spell on her cookie jar to keep Batso and Ratso out, and Frankie encourages Drac to exercise. The Goolies sing "Cling Clang" and The Rolling Headstones perform "Lights Out."

The monsters clean house, Drac enlists Boneapart's assistance while giving Ratso and Batso an anatomy lesson, Tiny consults Bella about Missy's leering eye, Ghoulihand turns to Dr. Jekyll and Hyde when he suffers an accident, and Hagatha battles the mailbox. The Groovie Goolies perform "Monster Trio" and The Bare Bones Band sing "Super Ghoul."

Wolfie drives the residents of Horrible Hall up the wall with his Wolfmobile, Frankie tries to train Rover, the Mummy delves into breaking news from Egypt, Bella attempts to solve Boneapart's dog problems, and Ratso and Batso decide to steal Hagatha's toadstool cream pie. The Groovie Goolies perform "One, Two, Three," and the frontman of The Bare Bones Band falls for Hagatha while singing "The First Annual, Semi-Formal, Combination Celebration, Meet the Monster Population Party."

Opening Jokes. The first annual "Groovie-Ball" football game. Drac shows Batso and Ratso "Weirdium Gas", who use it for mischief. The Groovy Goolies perform "Save Your Good Lovin' For Me". Weird Windows Time jokes. Wolfie posts a letter and ends up with a lump on his coco-nut. Mummy misses Egypt. Frankie visits Jeckle-and-Hyde for a checkup. The "Rolling Headstones" perform the song "Chick-A-Boom".

Drac can't get any rest. Frankie tries to keep things quiet so he can sleep. Hagatha tells Frankie the bedtime story "The Gingerbread Boy". The Groovie Goolies perform the musical number "Shadows". Weird Windows Time jokes. Frankie tries to work out what day it is. Bella helps the Headless Horseman. Hagatha's broom Broomhilda misbehaves after drinking "Spider Cider". The "Mummies & The Puppies" sing "Lovely Night for Scaring".

Frankie plays old home movies, Wolfie and Ghoulihand build a garage, and Hagatha enlists Frankie to help with her gardening. The Goolies sing "What's in the Bag?" and the Mummies and the Puppies sing "When the Moon is Full."