Mr. Pickles - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Tommy's Big Job
In Mr. Pickles, the urban sprawl of modern society pollutes the old-fashioned town where the Goodman family lives with their lovable pet dog, Mr. Pickles, a deviant collie with a secret satanic streak. Tommy falls for a young farmer girl, but she's not interested in a man without a job. Tommy sets out to find a job
Father's Day Pie
When Mr. Goodman's Father's Day pie goes missing, Tommy and Mr. Pickles set out searching for the pie thief, but meet an unexpected creature in the forest.
Foul Ball
The Goodman's go to a baseball game, and Tommy hopes to catch a highly sought after, record breaking foul ball.
The Cheeseman
The Goodmans go on a family camping trip and Tommy learns the frightening legend of The Cheeseman.
Dead Man's Curve
Tommy enters the soapbox derby and Grandpa finds Mr. Pickles' biggest fear.
Loose Tooth
Tommy sets out with Mr. Pickles to lose his tooth so he can meet the Tooth Fairy. Meanwhile, Sheriff searches for a group of wanted pedophiles.
Grandpa's Night Out
Grandpa wakes up hungover and soon finds out that he made a horrible mistake the night before.
Coma
Mr. Goodman wonders how easy his life would be if he were a dog, and when he gets knocked unconscious, he soon finds out.
Where is Mr. Pickles?
Mr. Pickles gets dog-napped as a gang of bounty hunters race to collect the bounty on his head.
The Lair
Grandpa goes on a quest to discover what really is happening inside Mr. Pickles' doghouse, and to prove once and for all that he is not crazy.
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