Walter Melon - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Tarzon l'homme primate
Goldrod
The Melon Strikes Back
The Glob
Star Blecch
Splatman and Rubin
The Mark of Zero
Windiana Bones and the Temp of Doom
Molasses Park
Superguy
The Far Out Flower Rangers
Dobin Wood
Groggy XII
Peter Pun
Mutiny on the Bouncy
Moperminator
Big Red Riding Hood and the Pizzas
The Stout Musketeer
Melon Impossible
Robomelon
The Incredible Bulk
Noman the Barbarian
A Fistful of Melon
Melon in Blunderland
Whambo
Gums
The Hard Labours of Hercules
The Hound of the Basketvilles
Back to Melon's Blundering Future
New Age Pizza Lovin' Tae Kwon Do Tortoises
Incompetence Day
King-Gong
Ben Hurdy-Gurdy
The Jungle Schnook
Frank & Stein
The Derisible Man
Shalien
Dance a Lot
T.E.T. The Temporary Extraterrestrial
Arachnoman
Squashymodo
Walter the Jolly Ghost
Top Fun
Gnocchio
Melon of Snoz
Fat Max - The Roo's Revenge
The Vampire Bites Back
Christopher Columsy
Hex Files
Kerazy Kid
Dr. Jiggle and Mr. Snide
Palladin and the Capricious Lamp
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