The Tick (Animated) Episode Guide, Season 3 - Pazsaz Entertainment Network

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That Mustache Feeling
The Tick wakes up one morning to discover that he's grown a perfectly groomed Errol Flynn-style mustache -- literally overnight. But his joy turns to dismay when the lively facial hair turns out to be a U.S. government Cold War era weapons experiment gone badly awry.

The Tick vs. Dot And Neil's Wedding
Arthur's sister Dot and Dinosaur Neil are about to be married and The Tick is the Best Man - a job that turns out to require a lot more than just making a toast when Neil metamorphoses into an enormous prehistoric reptile through the machinations of the dastardly Chairface Chippendale.

Sidekicks Don't Kiss
Arthur's long-awaited first date with Carmelita Vatos turns into a nightmare when he's violently abducted by what appears to be a contingent of Aztec warriors. The Tick and Carmelita fly to Mexico in hot pursuit, where they discover that the 'Aztecs' in question are the Deertown 'Aztecs,' a former Little League baseball team on which Carmelita played as a child and whose twisted captain has been carrying a torch for her ever since.

The Tick vs. Arthur
While The Tick is obsessed with his new pet, Speak, The City is terrorized by Baron Violent, a nasty character with a hi-tech belt that can increase his size and muscle power to frightening dimensions. Arthur gets a hold of Violent's belt and succumbs to temptation, making himself bigger -- and nastier -- until The Tick is forced to cut his errant sidekick down to size.

Devil In Diapers
The evil Mr. Mental hypnotizes The Tick and Arthur into believing he's a baby that's been left on their doorstep and our heroes' adventures in parenting take a turn for the grotesque when their little 'son' begins sprouting a mental plasmic monster from his forehead.

The Tick vs. Filth
There's evil afoot in the subterranean reaches of The City's sewer system when a horde of amorphous Filth Monsters threatens to fatally pollute the world above. The Tick and Arthur are called upon to join forces with Sewer Urchin to plumb the depths of malevolence, battling giant lobsters and other bizarre denizens of the deep, including Lou Salazar, 'The Sewer Czar.'

The Tick vs. Europe
As part of an international superhero exchange of Antwerp, Belgium, an impressive flying heroine named Eclair shows up. While Eclair and Arthur defend The City against an infestation of meddlesome gingerbread men baked by the notorious Breadmaster, The Tick must surmount the obstacles of European culture and language to pit his all-American superhero know-how against the wily Octopaganini, a spidery eight-limbed criminal mastermind/violin virtuoso and Eastern Bloc Robot Cowboy, a mad scientist who transplanted his brain into a lethally enhanced vending machine.

The Tick vs. Science
At The City's annual Mad Science exposition, The Tick and Arthur switch bodies in an experiment conducted by J. J. "Eureka" Vatos. When the villainous Professor Chromedome starts a mad frenzy of random body-switching, The Tick (now in the body of a zebra) must battle his own body, now occupied by the notorious Chairface Chippendale.

The Tick vs. Prehistory
The Tick and Arthur find themselves mysteriously transported back 3.5 million years into the past, where they're taken in by a band of Australopithecine ape-men, then kidnapped and forced to wait tables at a kind of time-travel Club Med that has been built on the ancient savanna by humans from the distant future.

The Tick vs. Education
While The Tick is teaching a continuing education course on being a superhero, Uncle Creamy, the mascot for an ice-cream company, suffers a horrible accident that leaves him permanently in the form of an ice cream cone. Creamy set out to wreak revenge on the ice cream company, but to the surprise of Professor Tick and his students, he turns out not to be as much of a villain as he appears.