Ned's Newt - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Live and Let Dad / Ned's Army
Climb Every Newton / Go Nest, Young Man
Weekend At Bernice / New Year's Ned
Lights, Camera, Newton! / When In Drought
Draw Your Own Concussion / Tis Follicle To Be Wise
Back To The Futile / Motley Cruise
Take Your Picnic / Crop! In The Name Of Love
Abode To Ruin / Educating Reeger
Norman's Newt / The Show Must Go Off
If The Shoe Gives You Fits / Ned and Edna, and Ed 'n Aden
Fantastic Neddage; A Mother Day, A Mother Dollar
Ned gets a cold so Newton shrinks to go inside his body to cure him; Newton misunderstands the meaning of Mother's Day, and presents his mother to Ned.
Newt York, Newt York; Lummox of the Baskervilles
Ned's parents cancel a trip to the Big Apple because of a silly rumour about alligators in the sewers; Doogle's dumb dog Lummox goes missing, Ned and Newton become detectives to find him.
Frankenvine; Nedapalooza
Newton tries to help Ned impress Linda with his science project; Ned's dream date with Linda is in danger when the world faces invasion from aliens.
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