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KaBlam! (stylized as KaBLaM!) is an American animated television series that ran on Nickelodeon from 1996 to 2000. It features a collection of short films in several different styles of animation, bridged by the characters Henry and June, who introduce the shorts and have adventures of their own in between. Although SNICK aired many Nicktoons not part of its block, KaBlam! was the only Nicktoon created for SNICK. The show became TV-Y in 1997 (when the ratings were put to use), until later that year, in which it was changed to TV-Y7.

Production[link]

The segment creators include David Fain, Tim Hill, Steve Holman, Emily Hubley, Mark Marek, Mike Pearlstein, Mo Willems, and Cote Zellers.^[1] The theme song and all of the original background music on the show was provided by the Moon Ska Stompers, a band composed of King Django, Victor Rice, and members of The Toasters and The New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble. The bulk of the soundtrack was 30-second instrumental clips of songs from The Toasters' album D.L.T.B.G.Y.D., while the theme song itself is a shortened version of the Toasters song "2-Tone Army". Tracks from the Associated Production Music library were also utilized.

KaBlam! was the first show to be spun off of All That. It was pitched to Nickelodeon in 1994 and aired two years later. Some of its shorts were originally stand-alone shorts during Nickelodeon commercial breaks. The pilot episode, "Your Real Best Friend", was created in 1995 and finished in 1996. In 1996, The Off-Beats, one of the many shorts on the show, were released on a Rugrats videotape entitled "Tommy Troubles."

The show began production in 1996 and premiered October 11. The show ran for four seasons. The last episode was broadcast on May 27, 2000. Reruns continued to show on Nickelodeon until 2001. In 2002, Nicktoons was launched, and the channel began airing reruns of the program, though not all episodes were aired. During commercial breaks, various shorts from the show would play, not including any shorts involving Henry and June or music videos. In August 2005, Nicktoons changed its appearance and schedule, and canceled many shows in the process, including KaBlam!. After the show was cancelled, the "KaBlam! Presents:" shorts would continue to be shown, until 2008 when the channel did away with all of their in-between shorts, for more commercial space. The program hasn't been shown since then, not even when Nick had a marathon of the first episodes of each Nicktoon on Thanksgiving Day 2007, despite having Henry and June on the cover of the now-defunct Nickelodeon Magazine.

A French-dubbed version has been broadcast in France on television channel GameOne (see Télévision Par Satellite), and other versions of the show are on other Nickelodeon channels around Europe.^{[citation needed]} It also was shown in the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2000, and in Poland from 1999 to 2002. The show played on YTV in Canada.^{[citation needed]}

Episodes[link]

Season 1[link]

Season 1 started off with regular cartoons in their regular order. Sniz & Fondue, Action League Now!, Prometheus and Bob, and Life with Loopy. The Off-Beats was also another regular cartoon that occasionally filled in for "Life with Loopy". Other cartoons such as Surprising Shorts, Angela Anaconda, and once, The Louie and Louie Show aired. This is the only season where there is a Sniz & Fondue short present in every episode. Henry and June frequently had random short plots when the screen was shown on them and barely had one main plot unlike future episodes. They had one whole plot in Comics for Tomorrow Today! and What the Astronauts Drink. The opening theme to the show starts out with a hawk crashing into the camera while the camera pans through a forest, goes underwater and travels to Egypt where Egyptians dance and the Great Sphinx swipes at the camera. The camera heads up to space where two kids in a ride, the planets, stars, asteroids, and UFOs are seen. After the United States Capitol gets destroyed by two UFOs, it then pans to Godzilla destroying a city. It then pans to an open street comic book store and lands on the KaBlam! comic book, featuring the Flesh, Stinky Diver, Sniz, Fondue, and Loopy on it. The book is then opened by Henry and June. After they dance, the episode starts. At the start of the theme, a voiceover of a man shouts "Wake up the masses!". As soon as he finishes, another man (Burt Pence) continues by saying, "Assume the crash position. Hold on tight, take a deep breath for a new kind of cartoon show. It's KaBlam! Where cartoons and comics collide. Now to take you inside and turn the pages, here are your hosts, Henry and June." The ending theme to the show is a quirky, upbeat tune similar to The Toasters song Skaternity.

Season 2[link]

After 7 more episodes of The Off-Beats, and one last episode of Surprising Shorts, they were officially taken out of KaBlam! One-time shorts were brought in such as Randall Flan's Incredible Big Top, The Girl with Her Head Coming Off, and The Adventures of Patchhead which did return in season 3. The Brothers Tiki appeared twice in season 2. Henry and June are now drawn differently and their voices are deeper. The opening theme to the show is barely changed. When the camera pans on the KaBlam! comic book, it is clearly seen that the cover is different. Instead of the original characters, Thundergirl, Stinky Diver, Prometheus, Bob, Loopy, Sniz, and Fondue are seen. Also, Henry and June dance the macarena and then arm-in-arm, whereas in season one; it was just a bunch of random dances. The ending theme to the show is dramatically changed. Instead of the Skaternity soundalike tune, many trumpets, trombones, and saxophones are heard, along with a drum beat. Though the instruments changed, the tune is still upbeat. Afer this season, the rating for KaBlam! went up from TV-Y to TV-Y7 for the rest of the run.

Season 3[link]

After 4 more episodes of Sniz & Fondue, its production company began working on a TV adaption of Watership Down, ending its run on KaBlam!. Jetcat and Race Rabbit are introduced and become minor shorts that appeared from time to time. The Adventures of Patchhead makes its second and final appearance. A music video for a song by James Kochalka called "Hockey Monkey" also appears once. Henry and June are drawn a little differently and their voices are slightly deeper. The opening theme is shortened and Henry and June have their own main plots now. In the episode "You May Already Be a...KaBlammer!", Lou Rawls is featured and voiced by the actual provider. The opening theme had a number of changes. After the camera comes up out of the water, it goes directly to the White House scene. After the Godzilla scene, the camera pans toward a school instead of the comic book store. The camera scares a bird off that is perched on a window as it enters a classroom. It pans by a teacher and through a number of students. It stops as it hits a student reading a KaBlam! comic book. On the cover of the comic book, it shows a child who is ecstatic. Henry and June then open the comic book, dance, and the episode starts. The announcer's line as he introduces the show is slightly changed. Instead of saying "Hold on tight, take a deep breath for a new kind of cartoon show", he says "Hold on tight, take a deep breath for a cartoon cramaganza!" The ending theme is not changed. This was also intended to be the final season, until Nickelodeon renewed the show.

Season 4[link]

All the shorts, (except Action League Now! and Angela Anaconda which both spin off into their own shows.), come to an end in the final season. Life With Loopy and Prometheus & Bob air their last 7 episodes while Jetcat and Race Rabbit air their last 1 and 2 episodes, respectively. Music videos by They Might Be Giants appear twice; they were Why Does the Sun Shine? and Doctor Worm. One-time cartoons still appear: Fuzzball, Garbage Boy, Emmett Freedy, Stewy the Dogboy, The Little Freaks, and The Shizzagee. One-time shorts are included in nearly every episode, excluding "A Nut in Every Bite!", "The KaBlair! Witch Project", and "Now With More Flava'". In every episode, Henry and June have their own main plot. In the episode "Sasquatch-ercise", Richard Simmons is featured and in the episode "Now with More Flava'", John Stamos and Busta Rhymes are featured; however, the stars did not voice their characters. The opening theme is not changed, along with the ending theme.

Post production[link]

After various re-runs, KaBlam! was removed by Nickelodeon's schedule in 2001, with the rest of season four and two seasons left unaired. In the same year, Action League Now! became a short-lived series, but made up of replayed KaBlam! shorts and only two new shorts. Shortly after the cancellation, Henry and June were retired as the hosts of Nick's U-Pick block, only for it to return later with live-action hosts. KaBlam! later returned to airwaves when the sister network of Nickelodeon, Nicktoons, was launched in 2002. Although the show had its re-runs aired, many episodes were not aired on the station due to either copyright issues or Nickelodeon's standards and practices. The show continued to run on Nicktoons until 2005, when Nicktoons was re-vamped as Nicktoons Network. The final time it was shown was in the 2008 "100 Greatest Nicktoons Episodes" marathon, and has not been seen since. In 2010, Mark Marek, who created the Henry and June shorts, created the Warner Bros. Animation produced cartoon, MAD. Julia McIlvaine, who voiced June, has been in a few episodes.

Regular shorts[link]

Some of these shorts air more frequently and consistently than others.

Henry and June[link]

The animated hosts of KaBlam! who turn the pages of a comic book (changes with each episode) to reveal the next cartoon, as well as being involved in subplots of their own between the shorts.

Characters[link]

• Henry — Henry is the energetic male host of KaBlam!. He tends to behave foolishly and believes that he looks good shirtless. He is best friends with June, however they don't always see eye-to-eye, and June can seem more like a bully than a friend at times. He is more up-tight and practical than June (at times), and seems to be disaster-prone, especially around Mr. Foot, for reasons unknown. He once got sick of being the "butt monkey" and quit, opening his own restaurant. He later closed it and went back when he found June heartbroken. He's also been shown to be very girl-crazy, but with no girls returning the favor (except for June on many occasions). He takes his job as being the host of KaBlam! very seriously. One episode also revealed he had a crush on Thundergirl (of Action League Now!), but this is never mentioned again. In season one, he's shown to be much smarter than June, almost being like an older brother to her (though they're the same age), but by season two, it changed to the other way around. His feelings for June vary from him laughing when she gets hurt to being very sweet to her. He also has a tendency to get a bit emotional, usually about Action League Now!. His favorite comic book series is Galaxy of Death, and action/horror comic series that June likes too, apparently. One thing he's known for is to freak out in a small situation (like what's going to happen in a short). Some of his special talents are playing the guitar and dancing. He's a bit taller than June. He can also get easily embarrassed, especially around girls. His voice seems to be the most recognizable that it changed over time, the other being Larry's of Life with Loopy. According to episode 29, he seems to enjoy June having a crush on him. One distinctive feature that Henry has that June doesn't have is his freckles. Henry is voiced by Noah Segan.

• June — June is the show's more laid-back female co-host. She has a sarcastic personality and enthusiasm for her job. Her character has changed from season one to the rest of the show, as in the first season she's portrayed as a tomboyish ditz, and in season two, she becomes much smarter, but keeps her tomboyishness. Her appearance slightly changed from the first season to the rest of the show, as in season one, she's taller, and her ponytail is a bit spikey at the end (her ponytail also used to rise up or droop down depending on her mood in some of the very early episodes, however this was dropped). Starting season two, her height decreased slightly and her ponytail became slightly curvy. Her bangs were also messier in season one. She's also a bit clumsy (not as much as Henry, however). She's usually seen wearing her orange-red sweater (even if it is hot outside). She's usually seen wearing purple cleats, despite the situation. She also has a fiery temper, and is prone to hurting others when angry, including her friends. She also can be very bossy. She has a tendency to find Henry's dilemmas quite humorous (though other occasions she cares deeply for him), and is rarely injured herself. She has also gone through the random switches from being a deadpan snarker to a sweet and caring little girl. Over the course of the show, June has been shown signs of having a crush on Henry. She is also prone to anger as many people incorrectly call her a boy. In some of the very early episodes, she had a slight valley-girl dialect (this was dropped). One distinctive feature of June is her additional "baby fat". June is voiced by Julia McIlvaine.
• Mr. B. Foot — Mr. Foot is a giant Sasquatch who works on the show. His hobbies include sleeping, injuring Henry, and unexpectedly stealing the spotlight. However, under the rage and bluster, he is not a terrible creature; he never injures June. In one episode, he is revealed to be an accomplished drummer. He once spoke in the episode, "A Little Dab'll Do Ya".

• Mr. Fred Stockdale — The elderly network executive in charge of KaBlam!. He acts rather senile, and will do anything to get KaBlam! good ratings—including firing someone or getting Henry into lots of physical accidents. His granddaughter Dawn says he never acted foolish until Charlie's Angels got canceled.

• Henry's Mom — She appeared three times and was mentioned another time. She shows her love for her son in an exaggerated way. In "Cramming Cartoons Since 1627", her name is revealed to be Lois.

• Mr. Jimmy McGee — He appeared twice as a co-host of June on KaBlam! He gets in fights with Henry's mom. Appears to be a parody of Ed McMahon. Mr. McGee is voiced by Robert Mittenthal.

Other characters[link]

• June's Dad - June's father, who only appeared in one episode, "Cramming Cartoons Since 1627" and in a KaBlam! comic in Nick Magazine. He cares a lot for his daughter, to the point of getting her embarrassed. His first name is Phil.
• Dawn - Mr. Stockdale's shy granddaughter who goes to a boarding school in Switzerland. She once came to the show during her school's break in "A Nut in Every Bite!", causing Henry to fall in love with her. However, despite finding him humorous, she didn't return his affections. She has sky-blue eyes and light blond hair. Dawn is voiced by Julia McIlvaine.
• Hector - A handsome yet dim boy who June hired to be the co-host in "Won't Stick to Most Dental Work" when Henry quit. Once made a cameo in "Hurts so Good!", a few episodes before his formal introduction.
• Ryan Miloyd - Also known as "Weird Ryan from School" (by June), he's KaBlam's biggest fan and Henry and June's classmate. Usually wearing Henry's outfit and June's sweater (and hair color), his obsession seems to annoy the heck out of the two. He is a parody of many hardcore fans of pop culture. Ryan is voiced by Adam Rose.
• Ed the Educational Otter - An anthropomorphic otter that tried to make KaBlam! more "educational", however it didn't work out. He is not a fan of rock music.

Sniz & Fondue[link]

Began: Season 1 Ended: Season 3

A pair of ferret roommates who often get on each other's nerves. Sniz is the younger kid ferret that is very hyperactive, and quite a troublemaker of the two, while Fondue is the older teenage ferret, who is the nervous, yet intelligent one. There is also Snuppa and Bianca, Sniz and Fondue's roommates. From mid-1997 (around KaBlam's second season) until Sniz and Fondue ended production in late-1998 (around KaBlam!'s third or fourth season). Due to its production company going to work on a TV adaption of Watership Down, Sniz & Fondue was taken off of the KaBlam roster after season 3.

Action League Now![link]

Began: Season 1 Ended: Season 4

Filmed in "Chuckimation", in which the characters/props are moved by unseen hands or thrown from off-camera (interspersed with occasional stop motion animation). Action League Now! featured a group of superheroes, played by custom-made action figures, who fight crime in suburbia despite being total idiots. The four superheroes are The Flesh, Thundergirl, Stinky Diver, and Meltman. Considered to be the most successful KaBlam! short, it briefly became a spin-off series in 2001. Action League Now! is the only short to have a new episode with every showing of KaBlam! and it served as the centrepiece of KaBlam. All of the characters on the shorts were voiced by personalities from radio station WDVE in Pittsburgh.

Life with Loopy[link]

Began: Season 1 Ended: Season 4

The life of twelve-year-old Larry and his strange experiences with his imaginative and adventurous younger sister, Loopy. The characters were animated with stop-motion puppet bodies, but their heads were created with cardboard.

Characters[link]

• Lupicia "Loopy" Cooper — Loopy is an imaginative seven year old little girl with a knack for discovering surreal things, such as a world under the sofa. While she is often discouraged by Larry whenever she goes out to adventure, she does not let that stop her. Loopy is voiced by Danielle Judovits.
• Larry Cooper — Larry is Loopy's twelve year old intelligent brother. Much like Lassie, Larry knows every detail of Loopy's adventures and narrates all of them, although he is almost never there. Loopy's dad is voiced by Paul Reubens.

Prometheus and Bob[link]

Began: Season 1 Ended: Season 4

A claymation/stop motion segment featuring the camera-recorded mission logs of Prometheus, an alien who comes to Earth attempting to teach a caveman, Bob, everyday things. From the use of fire to the act of ice skating, the result is usually a failure by the mischievous third cast member, who was a simple monkey.

The introduction, done in a mock government file format, describes the events as having occurred "900,000 years ago".

Characters[link]

• Prometheus — Prometheus is a gaunt purple alien of advanced intelligence. He attempts to educate Bob, a caveman, as an experiment recorded on his remote-controlled camera. Prometheus is often injured in slapstick ways due to Bob's low intelligence.
• Bob — Bob is a babbling caveman. He once was completely covered in hair, but now has none because of a laser incident in the first clip. He also has a tendency to panic when frightened.
• Monkey — Monkey is a small chimpanzee with many different roles, sometimes helping Prometheus, other times making his life miserable.
• The Narrator — He recites the opening to the short, and the introduction to the short's "tape": "Tape [insert number here]", and finally, "End".

The Off-Beats[link]

Began: Season 1 Ended: Season 2

A group of unpopular friends who deal with constant problems, many caused by their main rivals, a popular clique known as "The Populars." The short was the first of the regular shorts to end most likely due to Mo Willems going over to Cartoon Network to work on Sheep in the Big City. It originally aired as stand-alone shorts in between Nick's commercial breaks, and was released on a 1996 Rugrats video, "Tommy Troubles", most likely to promote the premiere of KaBlam!.

Characters[link]

• Betty Anne Bongo - Betty Anne is the realistically thinking "leader" of the clique. She usually can be found playing her bongo set. She also often sang her own little theme song, the lyrics consisting of: "My name is Betty Anne Bongo, I sing this little song-O, I sing it all day long-O!". Voiced by Mischa Barton.

• Tommy - Tommy loves his plaid coat, so much so that in one episode it is the basis for the plot. On numerous occasions he will break his calm demeanor and lose his temper, usually startling his friends and himself. Voiced by Mark Wagner.

• Repunzil - Repunzil is the youngest in the clique, and at times can be quite naive. She is known for her floor-length hair (which is why she was named somewhat for the fairy tale character Rapunzel).

• August - August is the most technologically inclined of the Off-Beats, even though his inventions, are most of the time, failures. He is also the person who most wants to be liked by the Populars. In one episode, he actually did gain respect from them, in the end only to be foiled by his love for paddle-ball.

• September - August's sarcastic talking dog, usually ambivalent to most situations and plot-lines. Despite that, he does enjoy the company of the Off-Beats. He is voiced by series creator Mo Willems.

• Grubby Groo - The beatnik-looking adult friend to the Off-Beats, and the only one who realizes how big of jerks the Populars are. He is also voiced by creator Mo Willems. He was based on a beatnik poet that appeared in an animated segment on Sesame Street.

• Tina — Tina is the leader of the Populars, who rules them with an iron fist. She is something of a stereotypical "school diva". If any of the Off-Beats start thinking that they are cool, Tina's always around to set them straight.

• The Populars — The popular group at school that always travels in a nose-in-the air clump. They are led by Tina (see above). One boy in this group is constantly thrown out of The Populars (Either because of something he says or to make room for a new member).

Other shorts[link]

• Surprising Shorts — The only short segment not to have recurring characters, these shorts usually had nothing to do with any previous shorts included on the show. Examples of these shorts are the Lava series (which were cut out of future airings for copyright issues by Vivendi), Garbage Boy, Emmett Freedy, and Stewy the Dogboy, which the idea later became Disney's Teacher's Pet. This segment was usually introduced by June pulling down Henry's pants, revealing his unflattering and garishly colored boxer shorts, hence the name.

• Angela Anaconda — A cutout-photo cartoon that was later spun off into its own series on the Fox Family Channel and was briefly rerun on Nickelodeon, in the United States. This series is about a girl named Angela, who is a social outcast. She finds herself unpopular in school and always seems to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Nanette, a fake-French girl who everyone loves and wants to be, always mocks Angela. During each episode, a poem-like story is narrated by Angela. She often gets her revenge on the antagonist of that particular episode, and more often imagines her revenge on said antagonist in a highly exaggerated manner. Due to copyrights being held with Fox, the episodes featuring her shorts were not allowed to air on Nicktoons.

• JetCat — A segment about a girl who has an identity as a cat superhero and flies around and saves her city. She says she "flies like a jet and fights like a cat." This is the only short that takes place outside of the comic book. It was featured as a comic in Nickelodeon Magazine for a short time. The music was composed by Rocko's Modern Life composer Pat Irwin

• Race Rabbit — A live-action show about a romantic rabbit racer with an English accent who competes in races but there is usually trouble along the way caused by the Boolies (Zit and Winston), who are his human enemies. Race always wins the race, foiling the Boolies' plans along the way. The only KaBlam! short created in the United Kingdom. Created by Scott Fellows

• The Adventures of PatchHead — A live-action/computer-generated segment about a barefoot kid with a watermelon for a hat, stopping cheaters from winning competitions.

• The Brothers Tiki — A puppetry/stop-motion/live-action segment about two extraterrestrials resembling mini tiki statues (equivalent to lawn gnomes), who land on Earth in a ship bearing a striking resemblance to a barbecue grill.

• Fuzzball — A non-recurring cartoon about a tomboy who tries to re-win her dad's trophy, which she broke (this plot might have been revisited in an episode of Fairly Odd Parents). Created by Mike Judge.

• The Louie and Louie Show — A short that appears only once on the show. Two neglected pets (a hamster and a lizard) try to get some attention from their owners, who are all too busy playing with the family dog. This short was animated by Gary Baseman and directed by Tom McGrath. An early version, produced by Curious Pictures, also aired on Nickelodeon once by itself before KaBlam! premiered. The only KaBlam! short to have a "Nickelodeon presents" logo at the beginning.

• Little Freaks — Another one-time cartoon. Three freaky superheroes try to stop a villain from controlling the world's fashion trends. When it aired on Nicktoons by itself, the "KaBlam! Presents" at the beginning was absent.

• Anemia and Iodine — One-time short. A cartoon displaying the misadventures of a Goth girl cat and her skateboarding, hyperactive best friend. It was directed by Robert Scull, most noted for his earlier work on Rocko's Modern Life, and shares visual similarities to that show as a result.

• The Shizzagee - One-off short about the only existing creature of its kind who resembles a coyote and lives with his owner named Brutus. It is the only CGI animated short to air on KaBlam!.

There were also various They Might Be Giants music videos for the songs "Why Does the Sun Shine?" and "Doctor Worm". In addition, there was a music video of "Hockey Monkey", created by James Kochalka and performed by The Zambonis. These were a mixture of live-action by Jesse Gordon and different animation styles, all produced and directed at The Ink Tank.

Film[link]

A live-action Prometheus and Bob film was announced in 1998 to be directed by Harold Zwart and produced by Amy Heckerling, but apparently fell through due to lack of interest.^[2]

Shorts from Kablam! have appeared at the beginning of theatrical releases. An episode of Action League Now! titled "Rock-A-Big Baby" was shown before the Nickelodeon film Good Burger. Angela Anaconda appeared before Digimon: The Movie.

[edit] The Henry & June Show

A television special called The Henry & June Show was produced and aired on Nickelodeon in 1999. The first segment, "A Show of Their Own" aired, featured Henry and June with a studio audience and musical guests.

The next segment was "Be True to Your School", where Henry and June attend school, and try their best to tackle hard subjects like "How to Look Your Best".

It was never again shown after it premiered.

Blocks[link]

A number of blocks were hosted by Henry and June for various Nicktoons including:

• Henry and June's (Nicktoons) Block Party Summer - Aired in summer 1999.
• 101% Whizbang! With Henry and June (AKA 101% Spooky Whizbang for Halloween 1999) - A block showing Nicktoons of a certain theme from 1999-early 2000.

During the promos, Henry's hair looked slightly different in some shots, along with it being a different shade of green. June's sweatshirt was cherry-red instead of light red/dark orange, and the dots weren't visible. Also, their eyes were blue and green in every shot, instead of being black or blue (or green) and black.

References[link]

1. ^ "1997: The year of drawing dangerously". Variety. 1997-11-18. http://www.variety.com/article/VR111661995.html?categoryid=14&cs=1. Retrieved 2009-07-26. 
2. ^ Hindes, Andrew (1998-09-18). "Nick sets 'Bob' toon feature". Variety. http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117480543.html?categoryid=13&cs=1&query=prometheus+bob. Retrieved 2009-07-26. 

External links[link]

• KaBlam! at TV.com
• KaBlam! at the Internet Movie Database
• Kablam At Nick Australia

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This is a complete listing of episodes from the Nickelodeon animated television series KaBlam!

The titles for all episodes of these series are named after the ads on the back cover of the "comic book", which closes at the end of each episode. The rest of season four and two extra seasons were to air, but never aired due to its sudden cancellation. There have also been 4 episodes banned from airing for unknown reasons (Why June Refuses to Turn the Page?, Episode 29, Just Chillin' and Timeless.)

Episodes[link]

47 half-hour episodes were produced:

Season 1: 1996[link]

All Purpose KaBlam!

• The episode starts out with June finishing an automatic page turner, much to Henry's dismay.
• They turn the page to Sniz and Fondue where Sniz is taught a "timely" lesson after he annoys his roommates.
• Henry and June then are shown running but get caught by a man playing drums.
• In Action League Now!, Meltman gets amnesia and the Action league have to regain his memories.
• To promote that they have stunt doubles, June drops a tank on Henry, but he defends himself.
• They turn the page to Prometheus and Bob where Prometheus tries to teach Bob to cross a bridge.
• Henry and June introduce Life with Loopy where Loopy's hygiene attracts attention.
• Henry and June then close the show with Henry winning a golf tournament at the Grand Canyon.

• First appearances of Henry and June.

Built for Speed

• June messes with the TV controls, so she and Henry turn the page to Sniz and Fondue,
• In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue has a priceless item that Sniz wants to open. Sniz sneaks into Fondue's room, opens the item behind Fondue's back, ruins it and then finds out that Fondue wants to open it after all.
• Henry and June show how they have stunt doubles.
• In Action League Now!, Thundergirl is jealous of Lightning Lady.
• Henry and June show other cartoon shows, all which are not as "kablamier" than the next segment....
• In The Louie and Louie Show, a hamster and lizard try to get their owners to show attention to them.
• Henry and June close the show by being early on saying goodbye.

Comics for Tomorrow Today

• June demonstrates her "super-powers", which is touching her tongue with her nose and turning her eyelids inside out.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz accidentally goes bald while using a new hair product, after all of the treatments that don't work, Fondue shaves his head and goes bald to cheer Sniz up.
• June shows that she has actual super-powers, telekinesis, as she lifts Henry with it.
• In Action League Now!, the League accidentally releases "Spot-Zilla", that eats Stinky Diver. (This episode ends on a cliffhanger and continues in Not Just For People Anymore).
• June worries about how the ending to Action League Now! won't be until the next show.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to play music.
• Henry tries to prove he has a super-power to open a bag of potato sticks, but fails.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy turns into an egg and a chicken comes to take her. After she burps, the chicken leaves and Loopy turns back to normal.
• With the encouragement from June, Henry finally sees his power, the power to turn the page.

• Only KaBlam! episode with a cliffhanger.

Comics of Champions

• Henry's crush on Thunder Girl is revealed, and June constantly taunts him for it.
• In Action League Now!, ThunderGirl rescues a boy in a garbage disposal.
• Henry and June get new hairstyles.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz and Fondue take on a toy vending machine company when they empty an entire vending machine without receiving their desired toy.
• Henry and June make baked Alaska.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to cook.
• Henry is caught scooping earwax out of his ear.
• In Angela Anaconda, Angela is angry with Nanette gets a valentine.
• Henry and June skydive off of the comic book and Thunder Girl visits them, making Henry faint.

• Henry has a crush on Thundergirl only in this episode.

It's Flavorific!

• Henry and June read fan mail, which tells them to go away.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz starts to do dangerous motorcycle stunts, in the end, he ends up in hospital, but still excited about his past stunts.
• June races a chair and apparently wins.
• In Action League Now!, the Mayor kidnaps two kids and Thunder Girl is the only one who can save them, too bad she lost her ability to fly.
• June thinks up of a cool superhero, which Henry laughs at.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to clothe and move a wheel.
• Henry and June try on different helmets, but June makes a mistake choosing a piano.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy tries to stop her dad's bills coming in the mail, and she fails but sends her dad a heartwarming letter in the mail.
• Henry tricks June into turning the last page, and afterwards, she beats him up.

KaBlam! Gets Results

• June learns self-defense.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue tries to avoid germs.
• June blows a huge bubble-gum bubble.
• In Action League Now!, the League must figure out which Flesh is the real one, since a robot Flesh appears.
• June gets a robot that shrinks Henry.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy searches for goldfish heaven.
• Henry introduces Prometheus and Bob, where Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to use a shelter.
• Henry and June do a wacky handshake.

• This episode includes the Life with Loopy pilot.

A Little Dab'll Do Ya

• Henry and June introduce "Smell-O-vision".
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz gets jealous of a wooden dummy that Fondue associates with a lot, but in the end, everything is worked out.
• June shows how cartoons can't feel pain, but Henry does.
• In Action League Now!, Stinky Diver tries to get over his fear on saving a victim in a toilet. After turning scared several times, he finally gets over it.
• Henry tries to plunge whatever is stuck in a toilet, but he pulls up Mr. Foot.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy looks for Larry's baseball which is under the sofa, it takes her a while to find it, but she eventually does.
• June makes a deranged statue of Henry, and then redecorates Henry so he looks like the statue.
• In The Off-Beats, September gets annoyed by Betty-Anne Bongo, Tommy, and Rapunzil.
• Henry and June ride in a paper airplane and out of the comic book.

• First Off-Beats short on KaBlam! The Off-Beats originally appeared as two pilot episodes on Nickelodeon from early 1996 to promote the premiere of KaBlam!.
• First appearance of Mr. Foot.

Untitled (Why June Refuses To Turn Page?)

June does the wrong hosting (for game shows, competitions, talk shows, etc.). In Action League Now!, the Action League protects heirs to the pigeon legend. June wants to be like Meltman and melts herself and Henry. In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue gets stuck in an elevator and it's up to their favorite celebrity to save him. June tries to make the perfect "KaBlam!" sound, and then introduces the next part of Action League Now. In Life with Loopy, Loopy gets in a pickle while in the pantry. In Angela Anaconda, Angela has to scrape gum. June refuses to turn the last page in order for the show to last "forever".

• This is one of the two episodes where the back cover is not shown, hence the name.
• This episode is known as "Why June Refuses To Turn Page?".
• This episode was later banned in the US due to it featuring an Angela Anaconda segment, which Nick no longer had the rights to. Numerous broadcasts of this episode occurred before it was banned

Not Just For People Anymore

June tries to do a report outside Sniz and Fondue's house, but loses the directions. Sniz and Fondue: Fashionably Fondue: Fondue wants to be a fashion designer. June shoots Henry with a laser. In Action League Now!, the episode continues where it started in the episode Comics for Tomorrow Today!. Henry and June are happy about the ending to Action League Now. In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to fish. Surprising Shorts: Lava. June throws a party after she has to stay on her side of the panel. Life with Loopy: Goop on the Loose. Henry joins in on June's party.

• This episode was pulled after Nick's reruns due to some suggestive scenes in Sniz and Fondue.
• Lava was pulled from international airings.

Resistance Is Futile

Henry and June have "KaBlammy" awards. In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz and Fondue get tricked into doing chores when they can't decide who gets the prize in a box of cereal. In Action League Now!, the Action League have to babysit. In The Off-Beats, Betty-Anne Bongo's glasses are stolen. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to fly a kite.

• This episode was meant to be the season finale, but it aired out of order.

What the Astronauts Drink

• Henry and June plan a field trip to space.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz goes up to space with aliens, but after his annoyance, he is released back to his home.
• Henry forgets the key to start the rocket.
• In Action League Now!, the League must rescue Justice who is trapped in a rocket getting ready to go to space.
• June accidentally goes to the bathroom in her pants.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy lassos the moon and finds an astronaut who was stranded by his friends, he gets off the moon and Loopy sends it back up in the sky.
• Henry and June introduce Surprising Shorts in where two girls, Anemia and Iodine, try to find a cat, who is a ghost, in a haunted house.
• Henry and June finally start the rocket and blast off.

Your Real Best Friend

Henry and June explain how KaBlam! is different than other comic books. In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue buys a scorpion to keep Sniz out of his room, but the scorpion escapes. Henry gets webbed by a black widow spider. In Action League Now!, the League must stop the Mayor from littering. Henry explains what chuckimation is. In Life with Loopy, Loopy literally makes a new friend, who is great at first... Henry and June stuff their heads with melon. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob art and bowling. Henry and June say the Pledge of KaBlam!-legiance.

• Pilot episode.

You've Tried the Rest! Now Try the Best!

Henry is annoyed with June because she has the giggles, so he throws her down a volcano, but his plan doesn't work. In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz and Fondue borrow money from loan sharks and soon regret it, though they work everything out. June returns the things she "borrowed" from Henry, including "his" irregularly shaped boulder collection. In Action League Now!, the Mayor uses a vacuum to suck up the Action League, with Meltman the only one not sucked up, he surprisingly saves everyone. Henry and June make tapioca pudding. In Life with Loopy, Loopy faces Mother Nature is a bowling competition. Henry and June introduce The Off-Beats, where August buys Robo-Dog, a robot dog who plays forever, but August soon get terribly annoyed with it. June erases everything on the set, including Henry's head and herself.

• This is another time on Nickelodeon where a "bad word" has been said or seen. In this case, "sux" (sucks) was shown written down in Life with Loopy.

Season 2: 1997-1998[link]

Art + Science = Fun

• Henry gets a bad haircut and June makes it worse.
• In Action League Now!, a new superhero team called the Danger Society visits and almost kicks the League out of town.
• Henry worries that the Action League is doomed, but then he and June accidentally rip the page and June suggests they can fix it with tape. As Henry mocks this idea, she tapes his mouth to the page.
• In Randall Flan's Incredible Big Top, Bravado plans to perform at the circus, and as he unintentionally does, the crowd loves him.
• June sings the KaBlammer! song, but Henry keeps joining in while badly playing various instruments.
• In The Off-Beats, August goes for the paddleball record, but stops as he sees September needs him.
• Henry tries to break a world record and unknowingly he becomes the first human field goal as Mr. Foot kicks him through a field goal.

Better Than A Poke In The Eye

Henry and June host a studio tour. The see numerous things,like passing by Loopy's house,and a naked guy running through the park being chased by security who looks similar to The Flesh. In Action League Now!, the Flesh's "parents" visit, for them to turn out frauds. Henry and June encounter Prometheus and Bob on the tour. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to use a spear and trapping. In Surprising Shorts, Lava appears. Henry and June show everyone the sound effects, and then let two kids into the studio, for the kids to mock the duo. In The Off-Beats, Betty-Ann Bongo sprains her wrist, and the populars are jealous of her attention. Henry and June end the tour on a high note.

• Spear is the only time Bob does something right in Prometheus and Bob.
• Lava was cut from international airings.

Cramming Cartoons Since 1627

It's Parents Day and Henry's mom and June's dad come to visit on the show, but they quickly turn out to be annoying and embarrassing. In Action League Now!, the Mayor kidnaps the Chief, Flesh, Meltman and Thundergirl and plans to roast them in a turkey, leaving it up to Stinky Diver to save them. Both parents are still annoying, as they don't understand Action League Now! and then June's dad accidentally injures Henry. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus teaches Bob how to make breakfast by trying to take a bird's egg from a nest. Henry's mom shows everyone a picture of Henry when he was little and dressed up as a pilgrim and June's dad shows a video of June in the bathtub when she was a baby, each embarrassing to both kids. In Life With Loopy, Loopy tags along with Larry to The Charlie Chicken Show on Ice and plans to get back at the hosts of the show after they threw a pie at her dress. Henry's mom and June's dad break into a fight after arguing over Henry and June. In The Brothers Tiki, the alien brothers try several ways to get off of Earth, with most of them failing. Once they succeed, they contact aliens from their home to take them home, but this also doesn't work out. Henry's mom and June's dad apologize to one another and Henry and June for misbehaving. Henry and June forgive them and let them to turn the last page.

• First appearance of Henry's mom.
• Only appearance of June's dad (with the exception of a comic in a 1998 issue of Nickelodeon Magazine)

E Pluribus KaBlam!

• Henry and June think this is the 100th episode, but they mis-count.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue believes a clay doll of him is possessed.
• Henry and June get massages.
• In Action League Now!, aliens come down to earth, in peace and League shows them around, but they injure them, unintentionally. The aliens plan to destroy Earth, but are stopped or so they think.
• Henry and June receive their own action figures; June's is great, while Henry's is a dud.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob on how to use a leverage.
• Henry tries to speak French but horribly fails.
• In The Off-Beats, Rapunzil has a slim chance a winning $1,000,000. After she leaves her friends, due to them not believing she'll win, the Populars use her for her money, but soon realize she doesn't have any. They kick her out and Rapunzil is accepted back in with her friends.
• Henry gets a love letter from his mother.

Get Sam Donaldson's Mystery Bag

• June joins Sam Donaldson's fan club, making Henry and June think of making their own fan club.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz pulls too far of a prank and ends up in the insane asylum.
• Henry shows June the fan club newsletter, but she gets mad when it's only about Henry, causing them to make two separate fan clubs.
• In Action League Now!, Quarky gets superpowers due to the Mayor's nuclear reactor.
• Henry starts offering products of himself for his fan club, while June gives out a voodoo doll of Henry.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to farm.
• Henry and June compete against each other in a robot war.
• In The Brothers Tiki, the brothers get stranded.
• Henry and June make up for their fighting, and hug.

Hand Cranked For Your Enjoyment

• Vikings move in the studio, annoying Henry and June.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue searches for a new hat while Sniz is wearing his.
• The Vikings give Henry and June some of their stuff.
• In Action League Now!, Meltman becomes a giant.
• Henry uses the same growth formula as Meltman to attack the Vikings, with bad results.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn construction.
• In The Girl With Her Head Coming Off, by Emily Hubley, a girl has a crush on a boy.

Harold's Glow-in-the-Dark Brand Butter

• Henry and June watch KaBloopers!, but they are all of Henry.
• In Action League Now!, Hodge Podge returns and almost crushes the Action League.
• Henry proves he is a heavy thinker, causing a ton of bricks to collapse on him.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob to milk.
• Randomly, a missile hits Henry.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy loses her voice and finds out it is in an opera singer's mouth. Loopy soon gets her voice back.
• Henry and June switch voices.
• In The Off-Beats, August makes a device that makes him cool and is accepted with the Populars, but they soon kick him out after they realize he plays paddleball, which is a "dork" game.
• June advertises "Harold's Glow-in-the-Dark Butter", which angers Henry.

Hurts So Good

• Henry and June raise a campaign called "Staplethon", to raise more staples.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz sneaks into movies without admission.
• Henry and June offer some products to the viewers, but they run out of calendars.
• In Action League Now!, the League must save citizens from getting attacked by a "trophy bass".
• Henry and June introduce one of their staplers.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy visits her dead goldfish.
• Henry tries making animal balloons, angering Mr. Foot.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to box.
• At the end, every character (except The Off-Beats, Snuppa, Bianca, The Chief, The Mayor, Bill the Lab Guy, Quarky, Loopy's parents, and Larry) sings, led by June.

I Just Don't Get It

Henry and June show their audition tapes. In Action League Now!, Thunder Girl is thrown in jail while The Mayor tries to destroy the US capital. Henry accidentally washes his and June's clothes with invisible ink, causing them to become naked. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to ice skate. June bleeps out non-offensive words Henry says. Life with Loopy: Loopy enters the TV while Larry is asleep. Henry makes the artists give him chest hair. In The Off-Beats, Tommy gets a song stuck in his head. June plays around with Wacky-Putty.

• Due to the content matter of Action League Now!, this episode was banned in the US after the 9/11 attacks.

KaBlam! James KaBlam!

• Henry and June teach their new intern Lyle Baxter the "Broadcasting Rules".
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz and Fondue's house is infested with bugs.
• In Action League Now!, Big Baby wrecks a KISS concert.
• In The Off-Beats, everyone is worried things will fall on their heads.
• In The Adventures of Patchhead, Patchhead competes in the Blue Collar Holler Kids' Golf Classic.

Tastes Like Paper

• Henry and June are put in animal costumes due to their new director of research.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz becomes obsessed with shrimp cocktail, annoying Fondue.
• A live band runs over Henry and June, due to the director of research.
• In Action League Now!, Hodge Podge tricks the League with a voice box, injuring them all.
• Henry and June are superheroes, due to the director of research. They love it, until they get disintegrated by a UFO.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to work a canoe.
• Henry and June realize the Mayor is the director of research and he put them through torture because he wanted to turn the page.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy searches for the flu bug.
• Due to the Mayor wrecking the show, Henry gets the band to run him over.

Won't Crack Or Peel

Henry and June introduce "KaBlam!-O-Vision", which doesn't work out too well when Henry messes up during a card game. In Action League Now!, everyone gets amnesia. Henry & June have a staring contest using the same technique. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus teaches Bob about furniture. Henry and June let the viewer listen to the sounds of the sea with a shell. In Life with Loopy, Loopy grows a love to be upside-down. Henry has the viewer blow a pinwheel, but it's not hard enough. In The Off-Beats, Tommy goes insane due to lack of his coat. Henry and June attempt to take a picture of the viewer.

• Last episode to show The Off-Beats as Mo Willems moved to Cartoon Network to create Sheep in the Big City.
• This episode is similar to "Smell-O-Vision" in the Season 1 episode "A Little Dab'll Do Ya".
• Parts of the episode were converted into ChromaDepth 3-D for Nickelodeon's "Noggle-Vision 3-D" week in October 1997.

Won't Stick To Most Dental Work

Henry quits the show due to June mimicking him and constantly teasing him. In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz buys Fondue a fancy new stereo, but can't afford to pay for or return its damaged CDs. Henry opens his own restaurant, forgetting June and KaBlam! In Action League Now!, Big Baby is released and the League has to stop it. June sings a beautiful song to forget Henry, but it doesn't work out. In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn pottery. June gets a new co-host, Hector, who is a terrible co-host. In Life with Loopy, Loopy becomes a butterfly. Henry comes back to the show after June shows that she misses him.

• This episode is considered to be the most popular episode amongst fans.

Season 3: 1998-1999[link]

More Happiness Than Allowed By Law

• It's Henry and June's birthday episode and June gets a remote-controlled car while Henry forgets to get June a present.
• In Jetcat, Todd takes advantage of Melanie now that he knows she is Jetcat. Though when he is in danger, they make up.
• Henry tries to make his mistake up to June by giving her a cake, though it is obvious he took it from a wedding.
• In Action League Now!, an old enemy of Stinky Diver called the Red Ninja, returns to face him in a duel.
• The bride and groom arrive and shove the cake down Henry's throat for taking it. He begins to choke and Mr. Foot saves him, and injures him, when he gives him a violent abdominal thrust.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to use a hammock.
• Henry, truly trying this time, gives June a cupcake with a candle in it. June enjoys it until the smoke from the candle turns the ceiling sprinklers on.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy clones her dad so there can be enough of him to go around for the whole family, but it soon gets out of hand.
• Henry buys June a mood ring, finally making her happy.

• First Jetcat short.

Money Train 2

• Henry and June meet their fan of the month, who turns out to be a convict.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue becomes addicted to playing solitaire on his computer and this soon becomes a problem that Sniz has to fix.
• Henry and June introduce KaBlam! the Musical.
• In Action League Now!, the Mayor steals a mummy's opal and the Flesh unintentionally releases the mummy, creating two problems the League has to fix.
• Since June says she hates villains, Henry explains why there are villains in Action League Now! and how dull it would be without them.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to play with a ball.
• Henry and June "mountain climb" to the top of the page.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy uses Larry's radio transmission and contacts two aliens, only to have them come down to her house and trash it up.
• Henry and June try to guess who the mystery page turner is who is beside them but blocked by a wall so they can't see the person. After they frequently try to guess who it is, (with all of their guesses being wrong) it turns out to be Ben Franklin.

Episode 29

Henry and June give out awards for the Kablam shows over the years, bidding their farewell to the Kablam viewers since 1996. In the end of this final cartoon, Henry and June finally close the pages to the big comic book and so ends the series with a kiss received by Henry and given by June as they say "goodbye."

• This episode did not air on Nicktoons.
• Only episode to not air any of the regular shorts.
• This was supposed to be the final episode, though more were made.
• June reveals her crush on Henry.
• This episode was said to have only aired once, but due to the series being continued by popular demand, the episode was scraped, and removed from the series and future airings.

Timeless!

Henry and June make a time capsule. Action League Now!: Hey, Who Stole My Face?. In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to date. Jetcat: Lunch Time. Life with Loopy: Down the Drain.

• This episode is also known as Time Capsule.
• This episode only aired once.

Year Round Fun

• The writers of KaBlam! go on strike, leaving Henry and June clueless on what to do.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz and Fondue enter a chili competition so they ride in a fire truck. After disagreeing on things, they oppose each other. In the end, they apologize, but cause an explosion, with neither one of them getting to ride in the fire truck.
• Henry and June do and say everything backwards, trying to prove they can handle the show without the writers. This idea soon fails.
• In Action League Now!, a dog befriends Stinky Diver, but Stinky soon realizes that this dog was under cover working for the Mayor so he can plan revenge.
• Henry tries to do a magic act, where he pulls things out of Mr. Foot's ear. This idea also fails.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to sleep on a bed.
• Henry and June come to do what they originally always did on the show, which was Mr. Foot injuring Henry.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy tries to stop Larry from having the same repeating dream. After visiting a studio and battling a monster, she succeeds.
• The writers come back to the show, relieving Henry and June.

Your Logo Here

• In order to make KaBlam! more educational, Henry and June explain what onomatopoeia is.
• In Sniz and Fondue, Fondue believes a crook is in his house, though it is Sniz, who is sleepwalking.
• Henry and June introduce Ed the Educational Otter, who tries to help make the show more educational.
• In Action League Now!, a baby spider begins to think Meltman is its mother, though this seems cute, things turn hectic when the real mother appears.
• Henry and June talk about the educational value of Action League Now!
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy discovers her mother is a secret agent who has an alien hidden in the house.
• Henry and June look at a comic book, which angers Ed, as it isn't educational.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries his best to help Bob celebrate his own birthday.
• Henry and June trap Ed, getting him off their nerves.

Great for Paper Training

A dog, which June names Wolf, follows June to the set and she and Henry argue over who gets to keep him. In Action League Now!, Meltman's girlfriend, Andrea, tries to get him to be paid more attention from the League. Wolf urinates on one of June's celebrity wigs, telling Henry they need to paper train him, but Henry reminds her it's her dog. In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to watch television. After Wolf destroys the set, he scares Mr. Foot, causing him to wreck into Henry and June. In Life with Loopy, Loopy visits an organization where she goes through a series of tests to cure her clumsiness. Wolf's fleas escape from him and attack Henry and June. In Race Rabbit, Race must deliver a tooth to a young boy, while avoiding the Boolies, and winning and finishing the race. After realizing Wolf is gone, Henry and June panic and search for him. He then comes out, without them seeing, and tears up an award they won.

• First episode to feature Race Rabbit.

Holdeth the Pickle, Holdeth the Lettuce

• Henry and June's set takes place in Colonial Williamsburg.
• In Jetcat, Todd interviews a villain for a school project when Jetcat refuses to be interviewed.
• Henry and June learn that nothing interesting happens after interviewing some people.
• In Action League Now!, the League gets cloned and even though it may seem as a good thing, now that there are more superheroes, things go crazy.
• Henry and June turn annoyed as they try to learn their carriage driver's name.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to use a toilet.
• Henry and June find a pond and go swimming, though they didn't realize that the people in Colonial Williamsburg don't accept this.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy makes Snow-Lady, a snow-woman who comes to life, and tries to prevent her from melting.
• Henry and June end up in stocks.

It's All In The Wrist

Though at first he opposed of it, Henry begins to dance along with everyone else. In Sniz and Fondue, Sniz and Fondue believe they have a magic hose that heals people, though it doesn't. Henry takes a blind-folded tasting test where he must choose between a drink and KaBlam! In Action League Now!, the Mayor steals a painting and it's up to the League to get it back. June explains how the sound system works and how the viewer will interpret what will happen. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus and Bob try to build a treehouse. Henry finds out why June beats him at a hand-slapping game. In Life with Loopy, Loopy and her friend Mike, a flightless bird, head south. Henry and June try out the KaBlam! arcade game.

• The last episode to show Sniz & Fondue due to the production company beginning work on a TV adaption of Watership Down.

You'll Love Our Selection

• The KaBlam! meter rates Henry and June as 6's, but Mr. Foot gets a 10.
• In Action League Now!, the Mayor injures football players so he can be on the team.
• Against their will, Henry and June show "A Day in the Life of Mr. Foot".
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to survive in the arctic.
• Mr. Foot shows how he is great at the drums, angering Henry and June.
• In Life with Loopy, Larry and Loopy get swallowed by a whale and find two TV stars.
• A clip of Mr. Foot's new movie is shown, while Henry and June are still angry.
• In Race Rabbit, Race must deliver baby food to a father of a baby before the feeding.
• Henry and June finally get a place of liking on KaBlam!, though they realize it's Mr. Foot throwing cards at them, pinning them to a wall.

You May Already Be a...KaBlammer!

• Jimmy McGee joins KaBlam! to make the show funnier.
• In Action League Now!, Hodge Podge releases a song on the radio that places people under hypnotism, making them want to destroy the League.
• Henry tries to prove he can be funny, too, though he fails.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to do laundry.
• Henry pays Mr. Foot to laugh at Henry's jokes, but Mr. Foot doesn't exactly go along with the idea.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy ends up trapped in a doghouse guarded by a mean dog.
• Henry's mom appears to help him be funny, but after Jimmy makes fun of Henry, Henry's mom and Jimmy begin to fight.
• Following is a music video called Hockey Monkey, about a monkey playing hockey with kids.
• Henry's mom and Jimmy still fight and Henry finally makes a good joke, at least it was funny to June.

• Lou Rawls make an appearance in the Action League Now! segment and "Hockey Monkey" was performed by The Zambonis, written by Jimminy Kroekel.
• First appearance of Jimmy McGee.

The New Class

• Henry and June have a new director, Glen Dilworth.
• In Action League Now!, the League is foiled by the Mayor when they think they're in a big acting business, when it's just the Mayor trying to injure them.
• Glen gets on June's nerves when he keeps nagging her for more emotion in her line.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to work Prometheus' robot.
• Glen makes Henry and June perform falling exercises.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy puts fake vampire teeth under her pillow and is turned into a werewolf for her action.
• Glen admits he was fired from his last directing job, he then bumps into Mr. Foot, angering him.
• In The Adventures of PatchHead, Patchhead must stop a Torque Dipstick's car from racing after it was sabotaged by an opposing racer.
• Henry tricks Glen into leaving the set, but what happens is that he runs into Mr. Foot who stuffs him in the trunk of a car.

Season 4: 1999~2000[link]

A Nut in Every Bite!

Mr. Stockdale's granddaughter, Dawn, visits and Henry instantly has a crush on her. In Race Rabbit, Race must find a Prince who has been kidnapped by gold dingoes. Henry tells June to ask Dawn if she likes him. After June gets confused, and though Dawn never said it, June lies to Henry saying that Dawn likes him. In Action League Now!, the League and Bill the Lab Guy are trapped on an island filled with dinosaurs. June tells Henry that she lied to him, but he doesn't believe her. After he angers her, she throws her shoe at him and he is embarrassed in front of Dawn, but she thinks his pain is funny, which Henry is okay with. In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to exercise. Henry tries to actually talk to Dawn instead of injure himself, but he fails. In Life with Loopy, Loopy searches for her milk that went bad. As Dawn leaves, Henry is glad she is leaving because of his injuries, but as the plane she is on starts up, the fire jets melt him.

• First appearance of Mr. Stockdale.
• First and final appearance of Dawn.
• The show was going to end after three seasons, but noise from fans made Nick renew for one more season. Differences in the show include less comic book references.

Takes a Knockin' and Keeps Tick-Tockin'

• Mr. Stockdale arranges for Henry to get injured because ratings find it funny.
• In Action League Now!, the Mayor has a fan that causes a freak windstorm, planning to use it against the League.
• Henry begins to rebel against the idea of his injuries. As June tries to reassure him, she also gets injured.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob takes an IQ test.
• Henry and June both rebel against Mr. Stockdale and after he tries to bribe them, they quit.
• In Life with Loopy, Larry becomes very strong, in order to beat a bully, but his incredible strength becomes a problem.
• Henry and June notice that robots have replaced them as hosts of KaBlam! They plan to go beg for their jobs back.
• In Fuzzball, Fuzzball must find a way to fix her dad's broken bowling trophy, in which she broke.
• Henry and June beg to Mr. Stockdale for their jobs back. After being rejected, they unplug the robots, making Mr. Stockdale rehire them, though they both get injured once again.

In It To Win It

Henry and June see that they have a new set with a huge window with fans outside watching the show. In Action League Now!, the Mayor releases many, many chicks that cause havok in the town. Outside with the fans, June interviews three fans that are dressed like her. They soon begin to get angry with her, thinking she isn't the real June. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob about magnetism. As Henry and June see that the window isn't working out, Henry notices Mr. Foot showering, which causes the window to fog up and Henry and June are pleased until Mr. Foot uses the bathroom, which stinks up the place. Henry and June quickly open the window and are pleased until the fans attack them. In Life with Loopy, Loopy makes a remote that can rewind and forward time. Henry and June decide to ignore the fans, but because of this, they break in, with good stealth, and steal everything. In Garbage Boy, Danny makes a pet dog with garbage that he collects. Henry and June are happy that the fans are gone until they realize no one is watching the show. They then call out for the fans to come back.

• Final appearance of The Mayor in Action League Now!.

Sasquatch-ercise

• Henry and June are overweight and get a memo saying if they don't pass a physical fitness test, they'll be forced to retire.
• In Action League Now!, the Flesh fails a test and is kicked out of the League, but the rest of the team offers to tutor him for a make up test.
• Richard Simmons arrives and he, Henry and June start exercising.
• In Prometheus and Bob, Bob tries to learn how to play softball.
• Henry and June are in aching pain, so they suggest they eat something. Richard agrees until Henry and June start eating junk food.
• In Life with Loopy, Loopy's hamster, Edison, accidentally turns into a giant and she must find him.
• Henry and June do pull-ups and Richard is proud until he sees that they're standing on Mr. Foot.
• In Emmett Freedy, Emmett accidentally gets a piece of cereal on his head but everyone thinks he has lice.
• Henry and June realize that they passed the test for standing the punishment.

Under New Management

Mr. Stockdale tells Henry and June to fire Mr. Foot. As Henry attempts this, Mr. Foot punches him. In Action League Now!, after the Flesh gets infected with a body-eating virus, everyone else also gets infected with it. Henry and June try to do Mr. Foot's job for him by fixing a sign so he won't have to be fired, but the end result turns out with Mr. Foot accidentally electrocuting Henry and June. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus creates an evolution chamber where he tries to change Bob into an educated human. Henry thinks of all the times where Mr. Foot injured him. Henry once again attempts to fire him, but ends up getting punched again. In Stewy the Dogboy, Stewy goes to school and has a big adventure on his first day. June gets Mr. Foot a job at an airport to tell where and when the planes would land, but since all he does is sleep, he gets fired from this job. In a music video called Why Does the Sun Shine?, a group of students are listening to a scientist talk about the sun. An animated sun makes it way to them and shines its brightest. Henry and June go to tell Mr. Stockdale they can't fire Mr. Foot but they see that Stockdale also sleeps on the job. They get Mr. Foot a job as a network executive and he sleeps on the job just like everyone else does as the camera reveals on every staff member sleeping.

• "Why Does the Sun Shine?" was performed by They Might Be Giants.

Going the Extra Mile

Ryan, a weird kid from Henry and June's school, wins a contest to hang out on the show with Henry and June. In Action League Now!, Hodge Podge sabotages the League's car, which causes the League to think it's Meltman's fault, but they soon realize they made a mistake. Ryan shows the viewers rare footage of when Henry and June were little and in commercials, advertising diapers and getting kicked by a cow, which are embarrassing to Henry and June. In Prometheus and Bob, Prometheus tries to teach Bob how to care for a pet. Ryan gets to direct the segment of the show, which annoys Henry and June as he makes "Henry and June" and "Henry and June rule!" banners appear on the screen. In The Little Freaks, three freaky superheroes must stop No-face and his clothe-eating mothes. Henry and June see Ryan taking souvenirs from the set, getting annoyed for the last time. They both then notice that all of the submissions that chose the contest winner have Ryan's name on them. In a music video called Doctor Worm, a worm wants to play the drums. After Henry and June show a video of Ryan stuffing a box with submissions of his name on them, he is then thrown in the trunk of a car by Mr. Foot.

• "Doctor Worm was performed by They Might Be Giants.

The Best of Both Worlds

Henry and June find photographs of the real world and plan to go there. In Action League Now!, the League must stop a meteor that is coming toward Earth. Henry and June buy tickets to go to the real world, but they are ripped off when they are flung onto the camera. In Prometheus and Bob, it shows how Prometheus and Bob all got started. Henry and June drill a hole in a wall to get to the real world, only to find out they drilled a hole in a wall to a bathroom. In Life with Loopy, Loopy tries several attempts to help her friend Mike, a flightless bird, to fly. Henry and June give up on finding the real world until they find a door that says "REAL WORLD". They enter the real world and get on real bikes. They enjoy it until they fall and feel real world pain. They go back to being cartoons. In The Shizzagee, Shiz and Brutus head to the Amazon to see another shizzagee, proving that they aren't extinct. Henry and June are proud to be the first cartoons to enter the real world until they see Mr. Foot picking up a pizza from the real world, seeing that he entered some time before they did.

• Final Prometheus and Bob short.

The KaBlair! Witch Project

Henry, June, Henry's mom, Mr. Stockdale, Jimmy McGee, and Mr. Foot are basically on a camping trip. When they hear a creature growl, Mr. Foot gets scared and drives off, leaving the rest with nothing while stuck in the woods. In Jetcat, Todd is turned into a moth after trying to help Jetcat on a mission. A bear appears, scaring the group until Henry's mom scares it off. Henry reveals he has a GPS, but Mr. Stockdale, having army flashbacks, thinks it is a grenade and throws it over a cliff. In Action League Now!, after Smarty Pants plans to steal the world's knowledge, the League places it in Flesh's brain, making him a genius and the only one to save the League when they are caught by Smarty Pants. From some berries, June makes a pie for everyone but realizes she messed up the ingredients, which causes everyone to get sick. They all then see a plane, but they fail to signal it. Mr. Stockdale's cell phone rings and he throws it, saying he is in a meeting, which causes it to break, angering everyone. In Life with Loopy, Loopy accidentally sells her father and she must get him back from two aliens who bought him. The group sees a river and gives up hope until June reassures everyone that they will cross it. After getting everyone over, they're happy with each other about how they worked as a team, until they see Mr. Foot come back for them in the car on the previous side of the river.

• Final appearances of Henry's Mom, Jimmy McGee.
• Last episode of Jetcat.

Now With More Flava'

Henry and June notice John Stamos working as a security guard at KaBlam! They wonder how such a big star ended up as a security guard, which makes them wonder about themselves. In Race Rabbit, the Boolies plant a bomb on a remote controlled girl rabbit that Race falls in love with. Henry and June start rapping to try to save their jobs. Busta Rhymes visits them to see how good they are and after hearing them, he says they are terrible. In Action League Now!, the Chief is dying and the League recalls on memories of when they accidentally injured him. Henry and June try to impress fans at a mall, but it doesn't work out; they also try to sell things from the show, but no one buys anything. In Life with Loopy, a band stays at Loopy's house and learn that being a kid isn't so easy. Henry and June are replaced as hosts of KaBlam! by John Stamos and end up working as security guards.

• Final Life With Loopy short
• Final appearance of Mr. Foot (official)

Just Chillin'

Henry and June feel that the show is about to be ended anytime soon. So they decide to make it more adventurous and thrilling to give excitement to the viewers. However, because of too much going overbudget by Fred Stockingdale, they are reduced not only to run the show without color and animation but ending up as stick puppets. In Race Rabbit, Race's mission (to take the place of a secret top agent who is stuck on the road) is to deliver the secret ingredient to the peace offering until the chefs, especially the Boolies, cross between him. In Action League Now, The Chief was cursed a fortune teller who believes shes a fraud by cursing him to eat unhealthy foods and make him obese. In Dan, Son of Hercules, a pre-teen boy whose dad is the famous Greek legend Hercules is embarrassed by his father's destructive antics.

• Final Race Rabbit short
• Final Action League Now short to appear in KaBlam; after that, it gained its own spin-off series
• Final appearance of Mr. Foot (though it's just a disguise of the cartoon version of John Voigh), Henry and June and Mr. Stockdale.
• The "Dan, Son of Hercules" cartoon is done by the same people who did Henry and June.
• After this episode, the series aired on Nicktoons in reruns until 2008.
• This episode was still rerun until early 2001, when it has not been seen since.

Specials[link]

Life with Loopy Special