Mr. Pickles - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Mental Asylum
Season one ended with Mr. Pickles causing Grandpa to be taken to the mental asylum. But when Mr. Pickles realizes Grandpa is now safe from him behind the asylum walls, he hatches a new plan to bust him out.
Cops and Robbers
Tommy finds himself caught up in a big crime after mistaking a little person for a child his own age.
Serial Killers
A prison bus full of serial killers are loose in Old Town, and Mr. Pickles is recruited as a K-9 cop.
Shövenpucker
With a metal thief loose in Old Town, Tommy and Mr. Pickles seek the help of an old superhero with a strange addiction.
Fish?
When a suspicious woman in town takes a romantic interest in Sheriff, Mr. Bojenkins sets out to reveal her true intentions.
A.D.D.
This special episode of Mr. Pickles takes place in outer space with a dolphin and an evil shrimp.
My Dear Boy
Tommy finds a half-deer half-boy animal, and has trouble trying to get him under control.
Vegans
Beverly is invited to join a group of vegans at the Vegan Headquarters without the intentions of how to be a true vegan.
Talent Show
Tommy's attempts to write jokes for the Old Town Talent Show lead him to cross paths with a mysterious old woman who lives in an old haunted house.
Mr. Pickles
Grandpa finds an ancient and mysterious coin that he thinks has something to do with Mr. Pickles.
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