Interrupting Chicken - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Not So Bad Wolf
Piper tries to save the Three Little Pigs from the Big Bad Wolf.
Chicken of the Sea
When Terry Turtle hatches, Piper and friends help him get to Turtle Island.
The Elephant of Surprise
Piper and the Three Billy Goats Gruff outsmart the Bridge Troll.
The Chicken and the Egg
The King's Knights help Piper put Humpty Dumpty back together again.
Hercul-easy
In Greece, Piper attempts to make Hercules' heroic journey easier.
The Lion, the Mouse and the Chicken
A lion with a thorn in his paw seeks Piper's help to outrun a helpful mouse.
Where's the Party?
Piper, Aladdin, and Genie search for the perfect place to host an ice cream party.
Chicken Out West
Piper joins the Pony Express for a cross-country adventure.
Disco Chickens
At a disco roller rink, Piper investigates how Grandma and Grandpa met.
Little Red and the Little Red Chicken
Piper tries to warn Little Red Riding Hood about the Big Bad Wolf.
Dawn of Wonder Chicken
Piper transforms into Wonder Chicken to save Chickenopolis.
The Chicken Who Cried Wolf
After a shepherd boy cries wolf, Piper helps him find his lost sheep.
Arizona Chickenstone and the Temple of the Troll
As a world explorer, Piper rescues an artifact from a hidden jungle temple.
The Chicken and the Beanstalk
Piper reimagines Jack and the Beanstalk from the Giant's perspective.
Dr. Chickenstein
On Halloween, Piper writes a spooky monster story.
The Sorcerer's Thesaurus
Piper helps the Sorcerer's Apprentice use magic to defeat a four-headed dragon.
A Chicken Carol
When Ebenezer Wolf decides to cancel the holidays, Piper teams up with the Three Little Pigs and some ghostly friends to change his mind.
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