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When Betrayus can't defeat Pac , he clones a bunch of monsters to create an army that Pac can't eat. Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde warn him and he uses the berries against the monsters. But one monster saves him when he runs out of berries and they want to keep him as a pet but there's only one problem: no pets are allowed in the dorm.
Pac-World's election is coming up and Betrayus uses Obtuse as a puppet candidate. He rigs the election and wins, hoping to find the Tree of Life and the Repository. The episode continues into episode 41. Meanwhile Cylindria and Skeebo begin to run for class president, with even funnier results.

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When Fuzbitz unearths a Pacosaurus Pex skeleton, Dr. Buttocks, along with his doppelgangers, clone and reanimate the fossilized creatures back to life. In order to save Pac-world and the Round House, Pac must eat an Elder Berry to stop them but it also causes him to become wild.
Pac has a huge zit just before picture day and the more stressed he gets, the more zits he gets. So Betrayus gets Ghosts to stress him out. When they attack him, he tries a shrink berry only for him to accidentally eat a balloon berry. He realizes his friends don't care how he looks, so he just eats the insulting ghosts. Meanwhile, Sir Cumference looks for the portal to the Netherworld, but the ghosts get in the way. Pac defeats them and seals the portal with his zits. Because of his paint allergy, it was Skeebo who had the zits on picture day instead of Pac.

Charlene is despondent because she's the last girl in the eighth grade to grow a tail. Her outlook miraculously changes when her tail appears overnight. Earl's awareness of his little girl's budding womanhood drives him to distraction, but reassurance from Charlene that she'll always be her daddy's little girl cheers him up.

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Robbie tries to get his family to attend an environmental rally with him but everyone declines. Robbie is especially upset with Earl, who prefers to watch his favorite TV reality show about alien sightings. At work, Richfield, in an effort to fool the environmentalists who named WESAYSO a top corporate polluter, orders Roy and Earl to take home barrels of toxic waste and bury them in the Sinclair's backyard. While digging, Earl and Roy are visited by an "alien" who tells Earl that what he is doing is wrong. The "alien" also tells him that he has been chosen to spread the word to other dinosaurs that they must respect and care for the environment or else the planet will be vaporized. Earl immediately changes his ways and sets out to rally the masses to help clean up the environment. He even badmouthes WESAYSO and quits his job to devote all of his energies to his new mission. Robbie tries to point out to Earl that what he has done is of real value but Earl will have none of it and returns to his job and watching TV.

Special Guest Star: Jason Alexander as the voice of the UFO Host

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Having reached that awkward age where adolescent male dinosaurs find themselves breaking into the mating dance spontaneously and uncontrollably, Fran's open attempts at sexual education drive a confused and embarrassed Robbie to the Best Little Dancehouse in Pangaea, where he discovers what he really needs isn't a quick "dancing lesson" with a stranger, but a talk with his equally uncomfortable father, Earl.

Special Guest Star: Conchata Ferrell as the voice of Shelly

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As Baby Sinclair's vocabulary grows dirtier, Earl's resolve grows stronger to return "family values" to the permissive television landscape that fostered his child's newfound vulgarity – that is, until his efforts inadvertently create a repressive governmental atmosphere responsive to the slightest complaint from the fellow citizens of Pangaea.

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In a special Halloween episode, Robbie is forced to baby-sit the Baby. Although the Baby succeeds in scaring his older brother, Robbie turns the tables and frightens the Baby into submission by weaving a scary tale based on the Wolfman fable using himself as the "Wereman", half dinosaur/half man. Includes a music video featuring Baby Sinclair.

Fed up with Earl's continuous nagging, Robbie challenges him for the title of "Supreme Male" of the house. During their physical battle, Earl is caught off guard and Robbie emerges victorious. Robbie now assumes all the responsibilities that accompany his new position providing food and clothes for the family, maintain the house, pay the bills, etc. Earl, conversely, acts like a teenager since he has been relieved of his parental duties. When Robbie can't bear the pressure any longer, Fran steps in and forces Earl to become the head of the house again.

Special Guest Star: Robert Picardo as the voice of a Clerk

Dr. Buttocks creates a machine that makes giant monsters, but Pac uses a berry to make him giant too. He defeats one monster, but there is still one left and the berry wears off. Just then, Sir Cumference comes with a shrink ray and Pac goes into the monster's mouth to shrink it. Meanwhile, the pet is too much so they give it to Sir Cumference.

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To improve its public image, the WESAYSO Corporation picks the perfect employee family to be featured in their company advertisement. Earl's dream comes true when his family is chosen, but WESAYSO feels Roy has more audience appeal. When the ad campaign is a hit, Earl moves out of his own house so Roy can move in. Is Earl expendable? Will Roy crack under the strain of parental responsibility? Will Earl allow his family and best friend to be successful without him? Yep. Yep. Not a chance.

Special Guest Star: Michael Dorn as the voice of the WESAYSO Announcer, Michael Richards as the voice of the Director

Scenes from various episodes are interspersed with pitches by paleontologist Sir David Tushingham that try to lure customers into the glamorous, high-paying world of paleontology by getting them to buy the Famous Paleontologists' Home Study Course. In true informercial style, there's a deal-a-dinosaur wheel and comic testimonials from satisfied customers.

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Betrayus tries to learn the secret location of the Repository, so he possesses his mother's body while Dr. Buttocks hypnotizes the president.

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When Buttocks releases a deadly computer virus on PacWorld's electrical devices, with the help of Sir C, a digitized Pac ventures into cyberspace to stop it.

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When Dr. Buttocks acquires a map leading to the ancient lost city of PacLantis, Pac, Cyli and Spiral voyage to the bottom of the sea to try and beat Butt-ler, Buttocks, Betrayus, and the Ghost Gang, and retrieve the legendary power Berry of Youth.

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Earl and Roy join Charlene as USO entertainers, and rush to the front to retrieve Robbie, because it looks like this war thing is getting a little bit out of hand. Earl tries to stop Robbie from going through with the war, but Robbie ignores his father's wishes.

Special Guest Stars: Jason Alexander as the voice of General H. Norman Conquest, G.W. Bailey as the voice of Sarge, George Gaynes as the voice of the Chief Elder, Gary Owens as the Narrator

Sir David Tushingham, a self-important archaeologist, attempts to shed light upon the mysterious world of the dinosaurs in a mock-documentary featuring clips from the first eleven episodes that proves the theories of modern science to fall far short of the real world in which Earl and his family inhabited millions of years ago.

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Planning for the Baby's first birthday, the Sinclairs discover evidence that their baby may have been switched with another baby while still an egg. Earl is tantalized by the notion that there is a polite, well-behaved baby out there somewhere who might be his son. Fran is unwilling even to consider the possibility until she meets the other baby – who looks just like the Sinclair baby except he's green like Earl – and the other father shares certain personality traits with the Sinclair's baby.

Special Guest Stars: Jason Alexander as the voice of Gus Molehill, Michael Dorn as the voice of Solomon the Great, Mimi Kennedy as the voice of Glenda Molehill

Betrayus and Buttocks disguise Butt-ler as a foreign exchange student and order him to spy on Pac-Man. However, after receiving kindness from Pac-Man and his best friends, he is able to help Pac-Man prevent and defeat another ghost invasion.

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When Ethel unexpectedly dies, she goes to the afterlife and finds out how beautiful it is. Before she can be reunited with her husband, it's revealed she's only unconscious and will wake up. Anxious to soon return to the afterlife, Ethel goes on TV and tells the viewers how wonderful it is. But the afterlife has its own message for Ethel. Includes a spoof of Unsolved Mysteries.

Special Guest Stars: Buddy Hackett as the voice of Grandpa Louie, John Glover as the voice of Lucius

When given a school assignment to come up with an original idea, a panicked Charlene is visited by a Muse who mistakes her for Nicolaus Copernicus and tells her that the Earth is round not flat. After giving her report, Charlene is arrested by the Police Classroom Squad and tried for heresy. Robbie tries to help by appealing to Mr. Pulman, but he, too, is arrested. After being found guilty, a confident Charlene asks that she and Robbie be thrown off the edge of the flat world as sentence, knowing its impossibility and proving her right.

Special Guest Stars: John Glover as the voice of the Prosecutor, Michael McKean as the voice of a Guy in a Labcoat, Robert Picardo as the voice of a Muse, Paxton Whitehead as the voice of Judge H.T. Stone

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The Council of Elders is convened to determine answers to the Great Question Of Life, and the answer is found to be Potatoism. Soon it's stake-and-potatoes for Robbie and Earl, when Robbie rejects the elders' wisdom and the duo is sentenced to be burned as infidels. But a gust of wind extinguishes the fire, and with it dies the people's belief in the message of The Great Potato.

Special Guest Star: Tim Curry as the voice of the Chief Elder.

With the aid of the Pac-Aliens, Apex strikes a deal with the Netherworld to join forces to take over Pac-World. Yet when Apex turns against Betrayus to take over Pac-World for himself and give everyone the virus and no working hospitals, Pac-Man must work with Betrayus to stop the Pac-Aliens before they take over Pac-World. In the End, Pac-Man discovers from Apex that his parents are still alive.

Richfield institutes an Employee Suggestion Box, which has Earl and Roy racking their brains in an effort to impress the boss. At Earl's suggestion, the employee coming up with the best suggestion each month will receive dinner with Richfield and their name on a plaque—with Earl named the first "Employee of the Month". Earl's big moment is somewhat tarnished, though, when Richfield doesn't show up for dinner.

Fran demands her family to spend more time together and, in order to get their attention, she wrecks the TV. When a meteor crashes through the roof of their home breaking their other TV set, Earl leads the family to try their luck as game show participants where the first prize is a new TV. Earl bones up on obscure areas of knowledge, but is humiliated when all the questions focus on how well he knows his family – which is not well. They study their history, but by time they appear on the show, all of the categories have to do with the latest television events.

Special Guest Star: Peter Bonerz as the voice of the Insurance Agent

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Baby Sinclair complains of a monster under his bed, but the family doesn't believe him. One night while Fran and Earl are out, Charlene humors the baby by investigating his claim and is dragged into the monster's hole. Robbie and the Baby try to rescue Charlene, but they, too, are kidnapped. Just as they are about to be eaten, Robbie learns that the monster named Decker is angry at having his home built upon by the Sinclair's house. The whole crisis is resolved after the Baby suggests moving the house and the Sinclairs oblige.

Special Guest Star: Michael McKean as the voice of Police Chief Parish

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Dr. Buttocks attracts a space worm to PacWorld, and Pac & Fuzbitz are sucked into it and zapped into an Oz-like dimension called Odd. With the help of some new friends , Pac & Fuzbitz must find a way to get back home and stop Buttocks from using the space worm to suck PacWorld into oblivion!

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Feeling ignored by her family, Charlene becomes an instant celebrity after winning her school talent show with trained cavelings she found in the forest. Charlene gets an agent and is booked on a top variety show. Consumed by her new status and pushed by her agent, Charlene employs inhuman tactics to get her cavilings to perform dangerous tricks. On show night, Charlene realizes the error of her ways and, feeling guilty, she refuses to go on with the show and gives an impassioned speech about respect and family. Charlene's speech prompts Earl and Fran to realize their error in ignoring their daughter.

Special Guest Star: Jeffrey Tambor as the voice of Hank Hibler

Pac-Man is getting ready to take his drivers test and is telling Spiral and Cylindria that he is confident because he practiced with his Aunt Spheria. He fails the test because of a suspicious shaking in the ground. Pac-Man and his friends go to the lab where Sir Cumference and Aunt Spheria are working on Pac's ride. In the Netherworld, it is revealed that Betrayus is drilling a hole into PacWorld.

Guest star: Mark Oliver as Mr. Strictler

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When Dr. Buttocks coats some ancient armor with his newly invented Buttanium, he creates a ghost army that not even Pac-Man can chew through. With Sir Cumference's help, Pac-Man manages to break a hole in the armor so he can suck the ghosts into his mouth.

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Baby, unappreciated by the family, inexplicably grows a golden horn from his forehead. Earl is appalled, until he learns from the dinosaur elders that the appearance of a golden-horned baby was foretold in The Book of Dinosaurs. Baby becomes a cult object and Earl is a celebrity by association. The horn eventually comes off, but Earl comes to appreciate the treasure that his baby is all by himself.

Special Guest Star: Michael Dorn as the voice of the Elders

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When the Chief Elder dies in the process of naming Baby Sinclair , Earl becomes embroiled in an intense but unsurprisingly non-substantive campaign with B.P. Richfield for Chief Elder of Pangaea: first as Richfield's patsy, and later as a self-made, come-from-behind candidate bent on preventing a bleak homeland under what appears to be Richfield's imminent rule.

Special Guest Star: Jason Bernard as the voice of Edward R. Hero

Pac-Man eats a brainy berry when Dr. Buttocks attacks the city with a giant robot while Sir C is on vacation. Soon things escalate into an all-out giant robot battle. In a side story Betrayus spies on Sir C and Spheria on a romantic getaway and ends up depressing himself.

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Pac's parents, who say they are on a "top-secret" mission, surprise him with a visit for the holidays. Pac has to hide them from his friends, who eventually become suspicious that something is wrong.

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Earl Sinclair becomes a network executive after being sent to the network as the average Joe to help pick the new series. But when Earl's favorite shows lead to a slowdown in Pangaea's brain power, will Earl sacrifice his first great job to program a television schedule smarter than he is, in hopes of saving what is rapidly becoming a dense dinosaur race?

Special Guest Star: Jason Alexander as the voice of Stu, Robert Picardo as the voice of Ted

Spike, who can't stand Robbie's choice of music, decides to expose Robbie to a whole different world and different style of music by taking him to the Swamp Shack. The swamp and this club are home to blue-hued mammals who have been restricted from contact with dinosaurs and lead difficult, depressing lives. Initially fearful of this different species, Robbie is completely taken with this new music and band members Howlin' Jay and his son, Sonny. Robbie plans to bring this new sound to the dinosaurs, who he believes will go crazy for it. Howlin' Jay is reluctant due to his previous contact with dinosaurs but Robbie and Sonny take a demo of their music to the head of Volcanic Records. The executive isn't interested in the music but changes his mind after listening to the tape and signs Howlin' Jay and his band to a loophole filled deal allowing the record company to steal the songs and style of the swamp and have them re-recorded by mainstream dinosaur singers and reap the profits. Robbie has to break the news to Howlin' Jay that they have been ripped off again by dinosaurs. Instead of being angry, Howlin' Jay decides to start his own record label created for and run by mammals.

Special Guest Star: Jon Polito as the voice of Ty Warner

Charlene is left to babysit Baby Sinclair, who is teething, while Fran and Earl go out for a nice romantic dinner. Fran gives into temptation to call home, but no one answers: The children have been kidnapped by food that has been left in the refrigerator for too long and goes bad. Charlene must use her wits to foil the food before Fran and Earl get home.

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Under pressure from the government to hire women, B.P. Richfield hires the first female who walks through the door to be the new supervisor. It turns out to be Charlene. Earl, refusing to take his daughter seriously, takes advantage of his new boss, until Charlene asserts herself.

Special Guest Star: Joe Flaherty as the voice of the Chief Elder, Michael McKean as the voice of the Inspector

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Fran, feeling inadequate as a housewife, decides to get a volunteer job. Earl is opposed to the idea but acquiesces when he takes Roy's advice to manipulate Fran into believing he is supportive of her by offering to work the night shift. Earl will stay home during the day with the kids, and hopefully Fran will miss the kids so much she'll quit her job. However, the plan backfires when Fran returns home and announces that she is going to work full-time. Horrified at the thought of staying home with the kids, Earl again takes Roy's advice to bond with his kids believing Fran will get jealous at being replaced and return home. Again, Fran reacts the opposite way and causes Earl to inadvertently reveal his failed plans. Initially angry, Fran empathizes with Earl and agrees to a compromise that allows Earl to return to the day shift while she cuts back on her work hours.

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Pinky gets jealous of Pac-Man's friendship with Cylindria on ValenPac Day. Meanwhile, Betrayus summons the Pacinator, the criminal who got rid of all of the Yellow Ones , to freeze Pac-Man with his frozen yogurt gun that freezes anyone who consumes it. During that time, Pac-Man learns that the Pacinator had gotten rid of the Yellow Ones under the orders of someone he claims is more evil than Betrayus.

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While medical science can't cure Baby Sinclair of a dangerous viral infection, it can bankrupt Earl and Fran with expensive experimental drugs that fail to cure as promised. In desperation, the Sinclairs decide to follow the advice Ethyl's been promoting from the onset of the sickness – go see the traditional dinosaur witch doctor in the forest who invents penicillin.

Special Guest Star: Dan Castellaneta as the voice of Zabar, Charles Kimbrough as the voice of Dr. Ficus

During a pointy head and ghost invasion, everyone gets frozen in individual force fields when a disembodied voice states that the ruckus has woken a powerful alien race called the Overlords of the Outer Reaches from a centuries long nap, and decides to settle the dispute once and for all. Three teams, Pac and Spiral, Dr. Buttocks and Betrayus, and Apex and Tip , will compete in a race through time and space, the winners will be allowed to remain on Pac World, the losers will be sent into a dimension of nothingness.

Baby Sinclair enters the "terrible twos" and his behavior becomes horrendous, he acts like a spoiled little brat, plays a mean trick on his older sister, Charline Sinclair, smashes a toy train that his older brother, Robbie, gives him, smashes the TV because a Pangean TV show called "Blarney" was on, and attacked his family when he was driving a toy car he got for his birthday. It even defies belief as it reaches the standards of Linda Blair in The Exorcist. Earl and Fran tries to get help from a doctor, but he knows that drugs are very dangerous, also from a dog trainer, but Baby bites Earl and drives his family out of the room and eats the sofa. Desperate times require desperate measures, and the Sinclairs enlist the aid of "The Babysitter", suggested by Ethyl, the grandma, to exorcise Baby's demons. When neither the exorcist nor doctors can cure the baby, Robbie hatches a plan for the family to fool Baby into believing he's three.

Special Guest Star: John Glover as the voice of The Babysitter, Michael McKean as the voice of Dr. Herder

Sir Cumference won't come out of his lab, locks it up and won't answer President Spheros' calls. Pac-Man goes to see why and finds out he's working on a top secret machine but needs slimetainium. Dr. Buttocks creates a machine to suck Pac-Man's brain. He says they need Cyclops Eye Goo. Pinky shows him the way to the sleeping cyclops, but Sir Cumference crashes and nearly falls off a cliff. He tries to get the eye goo, but wakes one up. They sound an alarm. A bunch of Ghosts attack them. They get away, but he thinks Pac-Man and his friends don't believe in him and so he goes back without them. Sir Cumference gets caught and Dr. Buttocks is about to brain-suck him but keeps on talking. Fuzbitz knocks it out of his hands and on to Betrayus. Dr. Buttocks and Buttler suck his brain. Pac-Man and his friends escape with the Eye Goo, and Sir Cumference proves he's still a fighter.
When Pac eats all the food he sees, he decides he needs better self-control. Dr. Buttocks has different ideas and invents a chip to control Pac-Man. Pac goes to see Sir Conference about his eating and he tells him it's all in his head and next time he wants to eat, just say no. Betrayus tries to make Pac eat the ghost with the chip inside it but Pac tries not to using his new self-control. Betrayus has to put the Ghost in his mouth forcibly. Betrayus starts playing around with Pac-Man and his friends think he's resisting his temptation. Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde find out Dr. Buttocks wants to control Pac-Man too, but Betrayus won't let him. Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde tell him. He needs a berry but Betrayus makes him destroy the Berries and he needs to go to the tree of life, but instead, he and his friends sneak in with Pac-Man blind folded and Betrayus thinks he's asleep. So he goes to sleep too. Unfortunately, Pac wakes him up. He tries attacking Pac with Fluffy, but his friends tie Fluffy to a bungee cord. Pac burps out the chip and it lands on Betrayus and Dr. Buttocks finally gets the remote.
When Ghosts attack President Spheros, Dr. Buttocks possesses him as part of Betrayus' plot to find the repository that is holding Betrayus' body. Pac-Man and his friends go to see Sir Cumference and get a Paco-Strobo-Cacophonater. The possessed President Spheros makes everyone hate Pac-Man and Pac finds out he's been possessed. He makes Pac give him the berries and it is actually the Paco-Strobo-Cacophonater which gets Dr. Buttocks out of President Spheros' body.

in the series finale, Baby Sinclair is mesmerized by the latest annoying children's idol, Georgie, an orange Hippopotamus. When Georgie comes to town, Baby demands to see him but Earl won't wait in the long line. Baby throws a tantrum, and in desperation, Earl dons a costume and imitates Georgie to stop the Baby's cries. Unfortunately, Earl is arrested for copyright infringement by Georgie's people who called the police and he is thrown into jail. When Fran calls in Georgie the Hippo to clear things up, he has some time alone with Earl as his voice changes stating how he wasn't pleased with Earl trying to make him look bad. Later that night, Earl escapes with the help of Jean-Claude and Brigitte, two members of a group of parents who see Georgie for what he truly is: a greedy, money-grabbing, and tax-evading racketeer. Earl ends up having to escape prison and call on Roy to help him clear his name by coming up with a plan to expose the evil crooked Georgie the Hippo.

Special Guest Stars: Edward Asner as the voice of Georgie the Hippo , Tim Curry as the voice of Jean-Claude

The Sinclairs vacation at WESAYSO Land, with its lovable mascot, Moola the Cash-Cow. The family is engulfed in the usual horrors and frustrations associated with amusement parks: unbearably long lines, rides that aren't working or are under construction, overpriced merchandise, food, hotels, etc. Miserable, the Sinclairs decide to leave, but discover they are trapped since they purchased a 14-day vacation package. Instead of returning to the park, the family stay in the hotel and bond. Much to their surprise, they find they actually enjoy each other's company.

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President Spheros is throwing a party and Pac wishes his parents are there. Betrayus plans an attack on Indepacdence Day. Pac decides to see Sir Cumference and he makes a super-fast vehicle that ends up taking them back in time. He meets his parents and himself as a baby. He can't tell his parents who he is. He meets Sir Cumference in the past and has to get him some parts to fix the machine, but is also asked to babysit himself which he has a hard time with. His friends get the parts and he finds out Butt-ler has been spying on them. Just before he goes back, his parents find out who he is. Once he's back, he and his friends defeat the ghosts.

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Robbie is assigned Tree Pusher as his life's vocation by the all-powerful The Job Wizard. In the process of showing an unenthusiastic Robbie how wonderful a job Tree Pusher is, Earl comes to realize instead how pointless his own life actually is, and retires to bed unable to move. When Robbie has to replace Earl at the worksite, he gets into trouble and Earl must rally to rescue his son.

Special Guest Star: Jason Alexander as the voice of the Job Wizard

With the Pangaean economy suffering from a bad recession, Earl and Roy Hess lose their jobs. Meanwhile, the government blames its problems on all four-legged creatures in an effort to shift the blame away from them. Immediately, anti-four-legger legislation is passed, causing Monica to also be fired and lose her home. Roy marries Monica to allow her to stay on the right side of the swamp. Earl protests the marriage and breaks his friendship with Roy for colluding with the enemy. After a major accident in which a four-legger saves his life, Earl repents for his bigoted ways and welcomes Roy back into his life. Public sentiment echoes Earl's attitude when the anti-four legged laws are repealed allowing Monica to resume her normal life without Roy.

Special Guest Star: Joe Flaherty as the voice of the Chief Elder

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In an attempt to save PacWorld from a giant Ghosteroid that is lured in by Dr. Buttocks, Pac-Man must grow to planet-sized proportions. When the Netherworld is also threatened by the Ghosteroid, Betrayus sends the Ghost Gang to help Pac-Man.
When a super gigantic robot from outer space invades Pacopolis wielding a weapon that renders the power berries powerless, Pac-Man faces the ultimate challenge and nearly succumbs to doubts that without the berries, he is not really a hero.

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Pac learns a new fighting technique from Blinky when the ultimate ninja ghost named Master Goo trains Betrayus' army.

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Feeling like a social outcast at school, Charlene begs her father for money to buy an expensive fur coat none of the other girls have, and her grandmother ends up giving it to her. The coat indeed makes Charlene the envy of her friends, but, unlike other status symbols, it talks , and begins to make demands that cause Charlene to become alienated from her family and friends, especially her best friend.

Special Guest Stars: Tim Curry as the voice of Fox Jacket, Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the voice of Heather Worthington

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A curse on an evil mummy's diabolical dentures is lifted, and if it returns to its owner, it could cause the very destruction of PacWorld, so Pac & his friends must stop Buttocks & Betrayus from finding the dentures first.

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It has been many years since the ghost wars and no one except for Pac believes in Ghosts anymore. But when Pac opens a portal from the Netherworld, Ghosts come into Pac-World. Pac meets President Spheros, who tells him each berry on the tree of life will give him a different power, but they all allow him to defeat ghosts. The tree also keeps the planet alive so they must protect it. The Ghosts try to take the Tree of Life, but Pac eats most of them and the last ones surrender. They think they have won until they find out the Ghosts have the Tree of Life.

Fran forces Earl to drive her mother, Ethyl, to her 60th-year high school reunion. During the drive, Earl and Ethyl's normal fighting and bickering ensue. However, when they get to the reunion, they quickly discover that all Ethyl's old classmates have died, and that she's the only one who's still technically alive. When Earl sees how sad Ethyl is, Earl comforts her and the two decide to become nicer and friendlier with each other, which Fran and the kids are surprised to see when they finally get home. Meanwhile, while Earl and Ethyl are gone, Fran tries gathering the rest of the family for a family portrait, and they end up at each other's throats.

Special Guest Star: Michael McKean as the voice of Ansel, Glenn Shadix as the voice of a Monster

No Pets Allowed....Especially Monsters!, Part I
The two moons of PacWorld turn blue every 100 Halloweens, so Betrayus summons the sinister Pac-Vampire named Count Pacula to drain the last Yellow One in PacWorld.

Traditional gender roles are reversed when Earl, Robbie and Roy go to the forest for a male-bonding ritual known as "The Great Hunt", but end up discovering their feminine qualities. Meanwhile, back at home, Fran and her girlfriends get drunk, watch sports, and generally act like men.

Robbie is drafted as the leader of Spike's gang when the former leader disappears after a wild night with Robbie.

Special Guest Stars: Ken Hudson Campbell as the voice of Crazy Lou, Tim Curry as the voice of Pterodactyl

Earl sells his soul to the Devil for a collectible mug that becomes more important to him than his job, family, or friends. Everyone is fed up with Earl and leaves him. Lonely, Earl realizes that people mean more to him than objects, and he discovers a loophole that puts him out of the deal with the Devil.

Special Guest Star: Tim Curry as the voice of the Devil and Michael McKean as the voice of Hank

Betrayus puts spy bugs everywhere to spy on President Spheros and to find the repository. He gets Pac-Man to guard it while Sir Cumference moves it. Betrayus gets mad at Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde but gets a note and finds the repository. He sends out the Creepies. Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde tell Pac-Man and he says he'll try to get their bodies back. The Creepies have the repository by the time Pac gets there, and they take it into the maze. Pac and the Creepies fight over the repository, but they lose it and Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde get it and get a body. The Creepies take it through the portal. Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde can't get along in one body so they come along to get the repository. The handle is broken off the repository so Betrayus sends the Creepies to find another way to open it. Pac and his friends find the repository but loses his berries and is caught by Betrayus. Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde turn back into Ghosts and help Pac-Man. He eats all the ghosts and gets the repository. Sir Cumference takes the repository somewhere unknown before Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde can get their bodies back. Meanwhile Betrayus has to deal with an angry mob of ghosts.
Pac-Man enjoys being a celebrity until a TV show being made about his life begins to make Pac, Cyli, and Spiral look like fools and Betrayus plans to use it for his own evil plans.

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Pac, his friends, and the Ghosts who surrendered sneak into the Netherworld to take back the Tree of Life. It turns out to be a trap. Pinky thinks Pac has a crush on her and at first he denies it, but his friends tell him to say yes. When he does, he and his friends are let out. The Ghost Gang pretends to be outsmarted, while Pac and his friends escape with the Tree of Life.

When Earl's long-lost sister, Pearl, re-enters his life after twenty years, Earl is cold and distant. Pearl further alienates Earl when the kids take to her and her country-western singing lifestyle. Earl comes to accept his sister after she explains her reasons for leaving.

Fran and Charlene are thrilled when Charlene gets her adult scent, which will attract her perfect mate. Charlene's euphoria turns to horror when her match turns out to be not only the school janitor-- but also just like Earl. Fearful that she will lead an ordinary domestic life like her mom, Charlene decides to go against tradition and change her scent and her life.

Special Guest Star: Glenn Shadix as the voice of Ray

Baby Sinclair is taken into the forest for the dinosaurs' traditional Wilderness Rite of Passage, which teaches the value of the family. But when Earl, Robbie and Roy get stuck in a tarpit, their only hope for survival is the Baby.

Special Guest Star: Michael McKean as the voice of Les

While on a camping trip to Creepy Hollow, Skeebo manages to scare Pac, Cyli, & Spiral into believing in a mythical creature, known as Hugefoot. Betrayus sees this as a weakness, so he orders Buttocks to build a robot version of it. Pac and his friends try to get back at Skeebo by using Blinky, Inky, Pinky, & Clyde to disguise themselves in a Hugefoot suit. Meanwhile, Pac runs into the real Hugefoot.
No Pets Allowed....Especially Monsters!, Part II

After Earl throws her a disastrous birthday party, Charlene feels totally alienated from her whole family and signs up for a Species Exchange Program at school. She lives with a family of squawking, arrogant, annoying, bird-like creatures, and runs away. In exchange, the Sinclairs' get a teenaged version of this hideous species. Pushed to the edge, the Baby eats the exchange student. Earl creates a fake kid and returns it to the family, and then discovers that he's brought home a Charlene impostor. When the real Charlene returns, father and daughter make a pact to get to know one another better.

Special Guest Star: Tim Curry as the voice of Henri Poupon

Pac and Spiral compete for the Paclympics. Cylindria finds out Pac's aunt is Spheria Suprema, a great Pac-Pong player. The only one who came close to beating her was Betrayus who says she cheated. Spheria challenges Pac, Spiral and Cylindria to a game of Pac-Pong. When Betrayus demands a rematch, Spheria accepts so Betrayus has to get into shape. Sir Cumference helps Spheria by creating a machine...which she beats. Betrayus makes Dr. Buttocks and Butt-ler work out instead of him. The match is held in the netherworld, and Butt-ler try's to help Betrayus cheat. When that doesn't work, he uses distractions. Pac eats the ghosts helping Betrayus, and Spheria wins. Spheria begins training Pac and his friends for the next Paclympics.

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An ancient artifact that once belonged to Pac-Man's parents leads to a temple within a maze that may hold the secret to the Tree of Life.

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Kingpin Obtuse is spying on Pac-Man for Betrayus and calls for an invasion but Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde are just playing tricks on the citizens. Skeebo wants Pac-Man's berries so he can be a hero. Betrayus wants the power berries too, so Kingpin Obtuse and Skeebo team up but Skeebo can't get the power berries and gives up. Betrayus gets Ghosts as a distraction and Kingpin Obtuse gets Skeebo back and he takes the berries but keeps them all for himself. Skeebo uses the berries for showing off even though he can't eat Ghosts. Kingpin Obtuse makes him take on Betrayus and Pac has to rescue him. Dr. Buttocks captures Skeebo and tries to take his power berries but Skeebo ate them all. Pac-Man saves Skeebo, but Skeebo still hates him and leaves. The next morning, there is an article in the paper on how Skeebo isn't a hero upon him cowering before Betrayus.

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When male dinosaurs turn 15, they go through a rite-of-passage known as "The Howling", during which the youngsters join the adults on top of the mountain to howl at the new moon. Robbie doesn't see the point, and rebels. This sets off a chain of events, including the dissolution of Earl and Roy's friendship, which causes Robbie to understand that rituals that get dismissed as superstition are actually designed to protect the tribe. Robbie gains a new appreciation for being a dinosaur.

Betrayus enlists the aid of a lovesick witch named Madame Ghoulasha in giving the Pac-Man bad luck with a jinx. Meanwhile, Dr. Buttocks is suspicious that the Ghost Gang is aiding Pac-Man. So he has them bugged with a device, thus preventing them from telling Pacster about Betrayus' latest scheme. Yet the Ghost Gang got around it by showing boards with words instead of actually saying them. Then Betrayus breaks the deal when he refused to marry Madame Ghoulasha so the curse was reversed and Pac had good luck instead.
Betrayus finds out Pac-Man's weakness is food. So Betrayus forces Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde to make Pac too full to eat ghosts. When the ghosts steal too much food, President Spheros limits him to three meals a day, but Betrayus makes him eat Netherworld food. He gets full and the ghosts attack, but Clyde burps him and he eats the Ghosts. Back in the Netherworld, there is no more food and Betrayus must deal with an angry Fluffy.

Earl tells Baby the events surrounding his birth. Fran has one wish in life: a new set of pots and pans with mesh screens for lids – the better to keep dinner in the pot! Earl realizes that he can't afford to buy the simplest of pleasures for his family, which leads him to ask boss Richfield for a raise, with disastrous results. A chance meeting with the escaped "dinner" saves the day when dinner reappears as Earl's new supervisor at WESAYSO Development Corp.
Earl and Fran's marriage license expires. When Earl bungles the renewal test by displaying complete ignorance of the details of his marriage, Fran considers not picking up Earl's option. Earl is forced to move in with Roy, while the Sinclair's new next door neighbor, Monica – a brontosaurus and the first divorced female in history – shows Fran that the single life has possibilities.

Monica begins working for Mr. Richfield where she first meets her supervisor Al "Sexual" Harris. Al "Sexual" Harris uses suggestive language but Monica turns him down. Al "Sexual" Harris fires Monica who in turn takes the company to court with charges of sexual harassment. This forces the courts to try and determine what exactly "Sexual Harris meant".

Special Guest Stars: Jason Alexander as the voice of Al "Sexual" Harris, David Leisure as the voice of Mr. Teddy Wolfe

Earl is excited to throw Ethyl into the tar pits on her 72nd birthday, an old dinosaur tradition. Ethyl mentions that the tradition was started by an old dinosaur named Bob La Brea, which is also the name of the school Robbie and Charlene attend: Bob La Brea High School. The tradition specifies that men have the honor of throwing their mother-in-law off a cliff. The day before the hurling, though, Robbie decides that it is the tradition and not his grandmother that should be hurled. The real La Brea Tar Pits are located in Los Angeles, California, but no dinosaurs have actually been found there.

Special Guest Star: Harold Gould as the voice of Dinosaur Chief

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Robbie hires Spike, a rebellious classmate, to teach him how to pick up a girl that he has a brutal crush on, but Spike's unique advice gets Robbie grounded; a situation that Robbie finds not nearly as unbearable as the discovery that Spike, having refined his flirtatious technique, is dating the girl of Robbie's dreams.

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Fran calls a phone-in TV advice show with a suggestion for the host and ends up hosting the show herself. Fran's anecdotes over the air expose Earl to ridicule at work, and pressure builds for her to quit her job.

Special Guest Star: Tony Shalhoub as the voice of Jerry Valentine

Pac must get help from an unexpected source when a spy ghost named Specter possesses Aunt Spheria's dog and infiltrates Sir Cumference's lab, but Specter, however, has plans of his own, when Pac and his friends find out Specter is a rebel who wants both Pac-World and the Netherworld for himself, they expose him as a liar and a traitor by using a slug-cam.

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Soon after the election, Obtuse is to be sworn in as the new President. Pac-Man, his friends and former President Spheros smuggle the Tree of Life and the Repository out of the Round House. They then trick Betrayus and Obtuse to confess their wrongdoing to the public. After being chased out an angry mob throw both Obtuse and Betrayus out of the Round House and Spheros is re-elected at last.

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A petty territorial dispute between our dinosaurs and the four leggers across the swamp escalates into the first war ever. Robbie is selected to go into the 'Nuts To War' war. But Fran is worried and scared to death that Robbie will be killed in the war. So she decides to let Earl and Roy go to the battlefield.

Special Guest Stars: George Gaynes as the voice of the Chief Elder, Gary Owens as the Narrator

Following a fierce argument with Earl, Robbie storms out of the house to meet Spike and discovers an appealing leaf that when ingested makes them both effusively happy. Upon returning home, Earl is surprised to find Robbie in such an elated state until he samples some of Robbie's leaves. Expecting to find father and son at war, Fran is puzzled when she discovers Earl and Robbie arm in arm. Suspicious of the tantalizing leaves, Fran exhibits cautious restraint and becomes increasingly concerned when her family happily decides to remain at home rather than go to work or school. Earl's lack of concern after discovering he's been fired forces Fran, who refuses to become co-dependent, to abscond from the house and leave a delirious Earl, Robbie and Charlene to hopelessly fend for themselves. Having run out of leaves, they are forced to recognize what they've become, but Spike tests their resolve when he uncovers fresh leaves. Will they choose their lives or the mysterious plant?

The people of PacWorld are starting to get scorching hot! When Sir Cumfrence creates a unsliming machine he tests it on the white house secretary. The machine backfires and the Secretary of Security is infuriated. Meanwhile, Lord Betrayus is causing the heat wave with Dr. Buttock's machine powered by the flames of three Pac-Dragons and makes it even hotter with a plan to make all the Pac-Worlders drowsy and want to sleep. Back in Pac-World, the Secretary of Security accuses Sir Cumfrence of causing the heat wave. He demands house arrest against Sir Cumfrence, but Pac and his friends help Sir Cumference escape. The heat wave is causing the Tree of Life to die and that means all the power out of the berries is starting to stop working. The group then figure out that Betrayus was behind it all. Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde finish off the mystery. Since the Power Berries are dead, Spiral and Cylindria cannot go with Pac-Man. Pac-Man goes with the Blinky, Inky, Pinky, and Clyde and they spot Dr. Buttocks who Pac eats and burps out his eyes. Pac then confuses three Pac-Dragons which makes causes them destroy the furnace. Pac returns to Pac-World and President Spheros fires the Secretary of Security and Buttocks deals with some angry Pac-Dragons.

Baby Sinclair runs away to the wilderness following Earl's unsuccessful attempts at civilizing him through toilet training.

Special Guest Stars: Sally Kellerman as the voice of Pteranodon, Richard Simmons as the voice of the Richard Simmons Dinosaur

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The happiest holiday in Pangaea is approaching and Earl, carried away by the commercial side of the occasion, overspends on presents for the family. When the traditional WESAYSO bonus fails to come through for Earl, the family is placed in financial jeopardy. Any hope for a joyous holiday is dashed when their refrigerator is repossessed. With no food, no refrigerator and no money, the family is forced to fall back on the spiritual side of the holiday.

It's spring time in Pacopolis, and that means that love is in the air! But the only one without someone to love... is Grinder. So he decides to build a female version of himself, known as "Gridette". But when he fails to bring her to life, Dr. Buttocks captures Grindette for his evil plans to get information about the Tree of Life and the Repository.
When the Easter Marshmallow Chicken, the Pac-Peep, has kidnapped all of the ghosts in the Netherworld, Betrayus enlists Pac's help to go to Easter Egg Island to get them back. But they bring Cyli's parents and grandmother as company much to Cyli's dismay.

It's Earl and Fran's 20th wedding anniversary – the Graptolite anniversary. Graptolites are the sweetest tasting, most adorable little animals, who are also quickly disappearing from the earth. Earl's got a pair, and everyone else wants them, particularly Richfield. Robbie befriends the creatures. He finds they are the very last pair and soon father and son are at each other's throats over the fate of the Graptolites.
Robbie refuses to join a Young Carnivore Association and considers becoming a herbivore. Earl is appalled and hauls Robbie off to hunt in the wilderness, to reinforce the carnivore ethic: bigger eats smaller. When Robbie is eaten by an enormous swamp monster, Earl is forced to reconsider his philosophy. When Earl, too, is eaten, the father and son continue their argument inside the belly of the beast.

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As a science project for school, Robbie comes up with an idea for tapping the geothermal energy of volcanoes to heat the homes of all Pangaea. The idea is taken seriously by the government and Robbie seems to be a hero, except that his plan for free energy threatens the business interests of the WESAYSO Corporation which sell energy for a profit. When WESAYSO puts the screws to Earl to squash his son's idea, Earl is put in conflict with Robbie.

Special Guest Stars: William Schallert as the voice of a WESAYSO Scientist, John Vernon as the voice of Mr. Ashland

Love is in the air when Robbie meets Wendy, a cute young girl who just happens to be B.P. Richfield's daughter. Romance turns to danger when it is rumored that Wendy is an eater who has made meals of her last four boyfriends. Robbie tries to avoid Wendy at all costs, but finally discovers that Richfield is the one who has been devouring Wendy's boyfriends.

Special Guest Star: Wendie Jo Sperber as the voice of Wendy Richfield

Earl's accidental exposure to toxic waste transforms him into "Captain Impressive", a mysterious super hero committed to fighting crime and righting wrongs. Earl also sees his chance to outshine Captain Action Figure, Baby's current hero, by using his newly acquired superpowers against the forces of evil – until B.P. Richfield discovers Earl's hidden talents. Determined to use "Captain Impressive" for WESAYSO's benefit, Richfield quickly changes Earl from Super Hero to Super Huckster. Faster than you can say "shoddy merchandise", Earl decides to hang up his tights and retire from his career as a crime fighter.

Special Guest Star: Michael McKean as the voice of Ed

A summer sky cruise takes a turn for the worse when Pac and his pals are confronted by spectral ghost pirates.
When Elli, the president's beautiful niece comes to visit Pacopolis, Betrayus at first tries to keep them apart and then, when that fails, he uses her to seduce Pac-Man into getting the repository by possessing her. During the plan Pac-Man starts ignoring his friends in his attempts to bond with her, which fuels Pinky's jealously.

Earl's discovery of a pristine world inhabited by cavemen is the mark he's been waiting to leave in the history books – until Robbie and Baby are kidnapped by the cavemen, intent on saving their land from the ruthless development of WESAYSO's "Sinclair City."

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Pac-Man is tricked into finding a bottle holding a genie who promises to grant his every wish, which leads to all of Pac World being in danger from the ghosts. Pac wished they were out of the netherworld, but the genie put the ghosts in Pac World before wreaking havoc.

After Earl is repeatedly ticketed by an overzealous officer of the Parent Patrol, he is sent to "Parents Ed", but fails miserably and is ordered not to parent for thirty days until he retakes the test. The ticketing officer is assigned to live with the Sinclairs' to observe Earl, making Fran the only authority figure in the house. A frustrated Earl points out Fran's parental inadequacies, causing her to lose her parental license too. Their home returns to normal after the officer "loses it" while trying to care for Robbie, Charlene, and the Baby while Earl and Fran realize that good parenting comes from the heart.

Special Guest Star: Michael McKean as the voice of Officer Bettleheim

President Spheros asks Pac to guard a golden key but Dr. Buttocks rigs a ride at the carnival to get it from him but Skeebo rides it. He rigs more rides but they keep on backfiring. The Ghost Gang sneaks into the carnival to have their own fun.

Earl shoulders household duties for a weekend, sending exhausted Fran to her mother's for a little rest and relaxation. When she returns to a frazzled Earl, singed baby and demolished household, Earl discovers that Fran's unhappiness doesn't stem from the kids—it's him! At Roy's suggestion, Earl takes a refresher course in the Mating Dance, attempting to once again woo and win his wife.

Special Guest Star: Richard Portnow as the voice of Mel Luster

President Spheros decides to throw the spookiest Halloween party ever, but a series of mysterious Were-Pac attacks threaten the event.

Deciding that girls date only jocks, Robbie decides to get "buff." Earl puts Robbie on an exercise program, but when that fails to bring the desired results, he tells Spike about his problem and asks why everyone else is so huge. Spike tells him it's because they eat thornoroids. insult-spewing creatures that instantaneously add lots of muscle, strength, and bulk to someones frame. Robbie asks where he can get some but spike says he shouldn't or else. Robbie is determined to become huge and muscular. He watched as another muscular student breaks open a locker with his muscles. He opens a lunchbox inside and in the lunchbox were several dozen thornoroids. He picks one up and eats it. Then he shuts the locker and locks it. Then he watches his already giant muscles grow bigger. He then leaves. Robbie is so determined to become muscular that after the muscular guy leaves he walks over to the locker and tries to use his muscles to break it open. He fails and then spends hours trying to open it. Finally at night he pryes it open. He takes a flashlight and opens the box. He picks one of the thornoroids up and asks it they will mke his muscles bigger. They just insult him instead of answering. Robbie just eats a couple and leaves. The next morning Robbie wakes up to find that his muscles are huge. He tries them out and is strong enough to lift up a refrigerator. He goes to school and gets some attention because of his muscles. He asks his girlfriend to go to the dance with him and she agrees. He likes his new muscles so much that he breaks the locker open and eats several more thornoroids. Spike then comes and says that he has been eating them and a side effect of them is he starts growing spikes on his skin. Robbie doesn't care and he eats even more. Then later Robbies muscles grow to an even vaster size. Impressed with his new muscles Robbie gets ready for the dance. another side effect of the thornoroids is that as his muscles get bigger so does his ego and temper. Robbie tears a door apart and rips the sink out since he is mad at his sister. Robbie learns his lesson after his date rejects his aggressive behavior and tells him she liked him the way he was before.

When Earl is injured on the job and asks for a few days off, B.P. Richfield refuses and fires him instead. Robbie and Fran trick Earl into suing the WESAYSO Corporation for his $800 medical expenses. After a brief trial, Earl is ecstatic at the jury's award of $800 million. Earl begins to spend lavishly and behaves badly. Stung by the judgment and blaming Earl, Richfield announces massive layoffs and raises consumer prices. Earl doesn't see it that way and is happy with his new life, but finally he is forced to give back the money in order to return things to normal when Mr. Richfield sues him back for allegedly injuring his neck in a car accident.

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Special Guest Star: Tim Curry as the voice of Winston

Baby Sinclair becomes an overnight sensation hawking frying pans in a commercial. Both he and Fran get caught up in the glamor of show business – riding in limos, going on talk shows, and generally developing "bad" attitudes while neglecting the rest of the family. Earl confronts Fran, who realizes her mistakes, retreats from the "business" and returns the Sinclair home back to normal.

Special Guest Star: Jason Alexander as the voice of Grown Baby, Michael McKean as the voice of Mr. Myman

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It's story time for the Baby, and Grandma Ethyl reads him a tale about a dinosaur who is pushing down trees when a thunderstorm approaches. Just as he is about to push down a large tree, lightning simultaneously strikes him and the tree causing them to exchange souls. The Tree is excited to learn it has become a dinosaur, able to move freely. In the Sinclair home, the Tree, as Earl, is thoughtful and kind causing confusion among his family. Meanwhile, the real Earl is besides himself being stuck in a Tree's body with a pesky bird and animal living in him. The Tree, as Earl, confronts B.P. Richfield about the ruination of the Earth and Richfield commits him to a mental institution. This, coupled with the daily hardships of dinosaur life, causes the Tree to return to the forest. During this time, Earl is in a race to save the creature living in him because he is marked for clearing. Both realize they have to return to their original forms and unite in trying to save the forest.

Special Guest Stars: Michael McKean as the voice of Kyle, David Warner as the voice of the Spirit of the Tree

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