Earthworm Jim (2005 reboot)

Earthworm Jim is an American animated action-adventure sci-fi comedy television series based on the video game with the same name, as well as the original TV series, which has aired on Nickelodeon for four seasons and 49 episodes from March 11, 2005 to December 14, 2008. The series follows the adventures of an earthworm named Jim who is turned into a superhero by a robotic super suit.
==Sypnosis==
Most episodes involve the series' numerous villains attempting to reclaim the super suit, rule/destroy/freeze/knock over the universe, or otherwise causing mayhem throughout the galaxy. Other problems facing Jim include returning his neighbor's eggbeater and finding a new power source after his suit is depowered and in addition, the show breaks the fourth wall with characters often talking to the audience and the narrator.
Episodes begin with Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy in some peril that has nothing to do with the main plot or the previous episodes, with little explanation of how they got into the mess. In between parts (generally before or after the commercial break), there is a short side-story, generally featuring one of the villains doing a more natural part of life, usually without any involvement from Jim. These can range anywhere from Psy-Crow going through a career change, Evil the Cat disguising himself as a movie star in order to make his evil plans known to the world, or Professor Monkey-For-A-Head attending group therapy and always ending with the line: "and now, back to Earthworm Jim." The end of every episode involves Jim or any other character being crushed by a cow, a play on the first game of the series (in the first stage, the player launches a cow into the sky, only to have it crush the princess upon the game's ending).
The entire formula of the cartoon series was later replaced in the third season when Craig McCracken and his team of writers took over as well as the creators, Doug TenNapel and David Perry, making the show more truthful to the original games.
==Production==
The series was produced by Paramount Television Animation along with Interplay Entertainment. Universal Animation Studios only produced the animation for the first two seasons, with overseas animation by AKOM Production Company. 3D computer graphics and enhancement for a few of the characters, while staying in their 2D roots were done at Paramount Television Animation's Japanese animation facility. The last two seasons had their animation overseas at Tokyo Movie Shinsha (TMS Entertainment), Wang Film Productions, and Rough Draft Korea. Unlike the original, the reboot was produced using digital ink and paint (for all of the episodes) and the mix of 3D computer graphics and 2D animation (only for the first two seasons), similar to what the Kirby anime series did.
Starting with the third season, veteran animator Craig McCracken and his team of writers have taken over the series right after Doug Langdale and the Universal Cartoon Studios crew left. During the last two seasons, they were getting more close to the levels and the rest of the characters, including the plots from the first two games, as TenNapel and Perry were much more pleased with the results. McCracken's version of Earthworm Jim is more in the vein of the first two video games, unlike Langdale's version which tends to have the plots be the exact same as in the original animated series.
==Broadcast history==
The show later re-ran on the Nick on CBS block in 2019.
==Cast and Characters==
Most of the main characters from the show originated from characters introduced in the Earthworm Jim (1994) and Earthworm Jim 2 (1995) video games. Peter Puppy becomes Jim's sidekick and friend and Princess What's-Her-Name his love interest. Many villains from the game, including Evil the Cat, Psy-Crow, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Queen Slug-for-a-Butt and Professor Monkey-for-a-head also appear in the show.
Additionally, some original characters were also created for the show, and were then in turn integrated into video games released after the TV series. For example, Evil Jim, an evil duplicate of Earthworm Jim created for the show, went on to be the main antagonist for the game Earthworm Jim: Menace 2 the Galaxy.
==Series overview==
==Episodes==
=== Season 1 (2005) ===
No. 	Title 	Director(s) 	Writer(s) 	Original airdate 	Prod. No
1 	La Cucaracha 	Graham Morris 	Doug Langdale 	March 11, 2005 	101
Earthworm Jim and his faithful sidekick, Peter Puppy face a new arch supervillian bug all the way from the country of Mexico, entitled "La Cucaracha". 	Earthworm Jim and his faithful sidekick, Peter Puppy face a new arch supervillian bug all the way from the country of Mexico, entitled "La Cucaracha". 	Earthworm Jim and his faithful sidekick, Peter Puppy face a new arch supervillian bug all the way from the country of Mexico, entitled "La Cucaracha". 	Earthworm Jim and his faithful sidekick, Peter Puppy face a new arch supervillian bug all the way from the country of Mexico, entitled "La Cucaracha". 	Earthworm Jim and his faithful sidekick, Peter Puppy face a new arch supervillian bug all the way from the country of Mexico, entitled "La Cucaracha". 	Earthworm Jim and his faithful sidekick, Peter Puppy face a new arch supervillian bug all the way from the country of Mexico, entitled "La Cucaracha".
2 	Attack of the Giant Haggis Monster 	Kent Butterworth 	Doug Langdale 	March 18, 2005 	102
Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must avoid the attack of a giant haggis monster, who is made with the heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep boiled in its own stomach and built by Professor Monkey-For-A-Head. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must avoid the attack of a giant haggis monster, who is made with the heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep boiled in its own stomach and built by Professor Monkey-For-A-Head. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must avoid the attack of a giant haggis monster, who is made with the heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep boiled in its own stomach and built by Professor Monkey-For-A-Head. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must avoid the attack of a giant haggis monster, who is made with the heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep boiled in its own stomach and built by Professor Monkey-For-A-Head. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must avoid the attack of a giant haggis monster, who is made with the heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep boiled in its own stomach and built by Professor Monkey-For-A-Head. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must avoid the attack of a giant haggis monster, who is made with the heart, liver, and lungs of a sheep boiled in its own stomach and built by Professor Monkey-For-A-Head.
3 	Meeting Flamin' Yawn 	Doug TenNapel 	Doug TenNapel and David PerryDoug Langdale (story editor) 	March 25, 2005 	104
Jim and Peter meet a villian named Flamin' Yawn, who is a talking T-bone steak that occasionally belches fire while on a dinner plate.
Note: First episode written and directed by its creators of the first two games, Doug TenNapel and David Perry 	Jim and Peter meet a villian named Flamin' Yawn, who is a talking T-bone steak that occasionally belches fire while on a dinner plate.
Note: First episode written and directed by its creators of the first two games, Doug TenNapel and David Perry 	Jim and Peter meet a villian named Flamin' Yawn, who is a talking T-bone steak that occasionally belches fire while on a dinner plate.
Note: First episode written and directed by its creators of the first two games, Doug TenNapel and David Perry 	Jim and Peter meet a villian named Flamin' Yawn, who is a talking T-bone steak that occasionally belches fire while on a dinner plate.
Note: First episode written and directed by its creators of the first two games, Doug TenNapel and David Perry 	Jim and Peter meet a villian named Flamin' Yawn, who is a talking T-bone steak that occasionally belches fire while on a dinner plate.
Note: First episode written and directed by its creators of the first two games, Doug TenNapel and David Perry 	Jim and Peter meet a villian named Flamin' Yawn, who is a talking T-bone steak that occasionally belches fire while on a dinner plate.
Note: First episode written and directed by its creators of the first two games, Doug TenNapel and David Perry
4 	Count Rat 	Larry Leichliter 	Doug Langdale 	April 8, 2005 	103
Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must obliterate a vampire rat, as he takes their home and evicts them. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must obliterate a vampire rat, as he takes their home and evicts them. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must obliterate a vampire rat, as he takes their home and evicts them. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must obliterate a vampire rat, as he takes their home and evicts them. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must obliterate a vampire rat, as he takes their home and evicts them. 	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must obliterate a vampire rat, as he takes their home and evicts them.
5 	An Independent Surprise 	Craig McCracken 	Craig McCrackenDoug Langdale (story editor) 	July 4, 2005 	107
The American Independence Day is celebrated in Terlawk. Evil the Cat is planning to destroy the universe once again by writing a national anthem about it for the Americans to sing.
Note: This was Craig McCracken's first written and directed episode of the series. Besides, this episode introduced Chuck, Fifi, and Major Mucus from one of the first two Earthworm Jim video games. 	The American Independence Day is celebrated in Terlawk. Evil the Cat is planning to destroy the universe once again by writing a national anthem about it for the Americans to sing.
Note: This was Craig McCracken's first written and directed episode of the series. Besides, this episode introduced Chuck, Fifi, and Major Mucus from one of the first two Earthworm Jim video games. 	The American Independence Day is celebrated in Terlawk. Evil the Cat is planning to destroy the universe once again by writing a national anthem about it for the Americans to sing.
Note: This was Craig McCracken's first written and directed episode of the series. Besides, this episode introduced Chuck, Fifi, and Major Mucus from one of the first two Earthworm Jim video games. 	The American Independence Day is celebrated in Terlawk. Evil the Cat is planning to destroy the universe once again by writing a national anthem about it for the Americans to sing.
Note: This was Craig McCracken's first written and directed episode of the series. Besides, this episode introduced Chuck, Fifi, and Major Mucus from one of the first two Earthworm Jim video games. 	The American Independence Day is celebrated in Terlawk. Evil the Cat is planning to destroy the universe once again by writing a national anthem about it for the Americans to sing.
Note: This was Craig McCracken's first written and directed episode of the series. Besides, this episode introduced Chuck, Fifi, and Major Mucus from one of the first two Earthworm Jim video games. 	The American Independence Day is celebrated in Terlawk. Evil the Cat is planning to destroy the universe once again by writing a national anthem about it for the Americans to sing.
Note: This was Craig McCracken's first written and directed episode of the series. Besides, this episode introduced Chuck, Fifi, and Major Mucus from one of the first two Earthworm Jim video games.
6 	Comic-Con in San Diego 	Stan Lee 	Doug Langdale 	July 10, 2005 	105
Jim and Peter were given an invitation to come over to San Diego's Comic Con. At the same time, Psycrow plans to steal the supersuit and give it to the Queen while our heroes are at their visit. 	Jim and Peter were given an invitation to come over to San Diego's Comic Con. At the same time, Psycrow plans to steal the supersuit and give it to the Queen while our heroes are at their visit. 	Jim and Peter were given an invitation to come over to San Diego's Comic Con. At the same time, Psycrow plans to steal the supersuit and give it to the Queen while our heroes are at their visit. 	Jim and Peter were given an invitation to come over to San Diego's Comic Con. At the same time, Psycrow plans to steal the supersuit and give it to the Queen while our heroes are at their visit. 	Jim and Peter were given an invitation to come over to San Diego's Comic Con. At the same time, Psycrow plans to steal the supersuit and give it to the Queen while our heroes are at their visit. 	Jim and Peter were given an invitation to come over to San Diego's Comic Con. At the same time, Psycrow plans to steal the supersuit and give it to the Queen while our heroes are at their visit.
7 	Singing Contest 	Graham Morris 	Doug Langdale 	August 7, 2005 	109
Jim and Peter compete with Psycrow and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head on who can sing the bestest and take home the 1st prize golden cup with cash to fix the damages of their house during their battle earlier with Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4. 	Jim and Peter compete with Psycrow and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head on who can sing the bestest and take home the 1st prize golden cup with cash to fix the damages of their house during their battle earlier with Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4. 	Jim and Peter compete with Psycrow and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head on who can sing the bestest and take home the 1st prize golden cup with cash to fix the damages of their house during their battle earlier with Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4. 	Jim and Peter compete with Psycrow and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head on who can sing the bestest and take home the 1st prize golden cup with cash to fix the damages of their house during their battle earlier with Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4. 	Jim and Peter compete with Psycrow and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head on who can sing the bestest and take home the 1st prize golden cup with cash to fix the damages of their house during their battle earlier with Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4. 	Jim and Peter compete with Psycrow and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head on who can sing the bestest and take home the 1st prize golden cup with cash to fix the damages of their house during their battle earlier with Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4.
8 	Replacement Sidekick 	Dan Povemire 	Thomas Hart (script)Doug Langdale (story editor) 	August 14, 2005 	106
Fed up with Peter's transformations, Jim hires a new sidekick named Don, who is 14 years old, human and does not transform into a monster. Meanwhile, Professor Monkey-For-A-Head is planning to turn all of the humans into dogs with his new Canine-ifier gun, which has three settings: normal dog, talking dog and reverse (inspired by The Powerpuff Girls episode "Monkey See, Doggy Do").Guest Star: David Kaufman as Don.	Fed up with Peter's transformations, Jim hires a new sidekick named Don, who is 14 years old, human and does not transform into a monster. Meanwhile, Professor Monkey-For-A-Head is planning to turn all of the humans into dogs with his new Canine-ifier gun, which has three settings: normal dog, talking dog and reverse (inspired by The Powerpuff Girls episode "Monkey See, Doggy Do").Guest Star: David Kaufman as Don.	Fed up with Peter's transformations, Jim hires a new sidekick named Don, who is 14 years old, human and does not transform into a monster. Meanwhile, Professor Monkey-For-A-Head is planning to turn all of the humans into dogs with his new Canine-ifier gun, which has three settings: normal dog, talking dog and reverse (inspired by The Powerpuff Girls episode "Monkey See, Doggy Do").Guest Star: David Kaufman as Don.	Fed up with Peter's transformations, Jim hires a new sidekick named Don, who is 14 years old, human and does not transform into a monster. Meanwhile, Professor Monkey-For-A-Head is planning to turn all of the humans into dogs with his new Canine-ifier gun, which has three settings: normal dog, talking dog and reverse (inspired by The Powerpuff Girls episode "Monkey See, Doggy Do").Guest Star: David Kaufman as Don.	Fed up with Peter's transformations, Jim hires a new sidekick named Don, who is 14 years old, human and does not transform into a monster. Meanwhile, Professor Monkey-For-A-Head is planning to turn all of the humans into dogs with his new Canine-ifier gun, which has three settings: normal dog, talking dog and reverse (inspired by The Powerpuff Girls episode "Monkey See, Doggy Do").Guest Star: David Kaufman as Don.	Fed up with Peter's transformations, Jim hires a new sidekick named Don, who is 14 years old, human and does not transform into a monster. Meanwhile, Professor Monkey-For-A-Head is planning to turn all of the humans into dogs with his new Canine-ifier gun, which has three settings: normal dog, talking dog and reverse (inspired by The Powerpuff Girls episode "Monkey See, Doggy Do").Guest Star: David Kaufman as Don.
9 	The Return of Ooze 	Charles Visser 	Doug Langdale 	September 8, 2005 	113
Jim and Peter are again transported to an alternate dimension akin to The Wizard of Oz, but this time with a plot similar to The Return of Oz. 	Jim and Peter are again transported to an alternate dimension akin to The Wizard of Oz, but this time with a plot similar to The Return of Oz. 	Jim and Peter are again transported to an alternate dimension akin to The Wizard of Oz, but this time with a plot similar to The Return of Oz. 	Jim and Peter are again transported to an alternate dimension akin to The Wizard of Oz, but this time with a plot similar to The Return of Oz. 	Jim and Peter are again transported to an alternate dimension akin to The Wizard of Oz, but this time with a plot similar to The Return of Oz. 	Jim and Peter are again transported to an alternate dimension akin to The Wizard of Oz, but this time with a plot similar to The Return of Oz.
10 	An Earthworm's Thanksgiving 	Craig McCracken 	Craig McCracken, Jeff Swampy Marsh and J.G. QuintelDoug Langdale (story editor) 	November 19, 2005 	108
Jim celebrates thanksgiving but however, he must prepare his dinner for better or worse. Meanwhile, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Number #4 and his piranha fish minions plan to take over the Earth once again after what happened last time with the life evolver device.
Note: First use of Quintel's "OHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" and "YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAUUUUUUH!" lines, which are used for two hippie rockstars making a brief cameo in the beginning.	Jim celebrates thanksgiving but however, he must prepare his dinner for better or worse. Meanwhile, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Number #4 and his piranha fish minions plan to take over the Earth once again after what happened last time with the life evolver device.
Note: First use of Quintel's "OHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" and "YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAUUUUUUH!" lines, which are used for two hippie rockstars making a brief cameo in the beginning.	Jim celebrates thanksgiving but however, he must prepare his dinner for better or worse. Meanwhile, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Number #4 and his piranha fish minions plan to take over the Earth once again after what happened last time with the life evolver device.
Note: First use of Quintel's "OHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" and "YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAUUUUUUH!" lines, which are used for two hippie rockstars making a brief cameo in the beginning.	Jim celebrates thanksgiving but however, he must prepare his dinner for better or worse. Meanwhile, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Number #4 and his piranha fish minions plan to take over the Earth once again after what happened last time with the life evolver device.
Note: First use of Quintel's "OHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" and "YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAUUUUUUH!" lines, which are used for two hippie rockstars making a brief cameo in the beginning.	Jim celebrates thanksgiving but however, he must prepare his dinner for better or worse. Meanwhile, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Number #4 and his piranha fish minions plan to take over the Earth once again after what happened last time with the life evolver device.
Note: First use of Quintel's "OHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" and "YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAUUUUUUH!" lines, which are used for two hippie rockstars making a brief cameo in the beginning.	Jim celebrates thanksgiving but however, he must prepare his dinner for better or worse. Meanwhile, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Number #4 and his piranha fish minions plan to take over the Earth once again after what happened last time with the life evolver device.
Note: First use of Quintel's "OHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" and "YEEEEEEEEEAAAAAUUUUUUH!" lines, which are used for two hippie rockstars making a brief cameo in the beginning.
11 	Evil in Love....Again 	Rob Renzetti 	Doug Langdale and Rob Renzetti 	November 29, 2005 	110
Malice returns after her show ran its course for four seasons, and helps Evil take over the universe once again with the extreme upgrade of The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name.Guest Star: Khary Payton as The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name 	Malice returns after her show ran its course for four seasons, and helps Evil take over the universe once again with the extreme upgrade of The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name.Guest Star: Khary Payton as The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name 	Malice returns after her show ran its course for four seasons, and helps Evil take over the universe once again with the extreme upgrade of The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name.Guest Star: Khary Payton as The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name 	Malice returns after her show ran its course for four seasons, and helps Evil take over the universe once again with the extreme upgrade of The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name.Guest Star: Khary Payton as The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name 	Malice returns after her show ran its course for four seasons, and helps Evil take over the universe once again with the extreme upgrade of The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name.Guest Star: Khary Payton as The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name 	Malice returns after her show ran its course for four seasons, and helps Evil take over the universe once again with the extreme upgrade of The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name.Guest Star: Khary Payton as The Fiend Which Dares Not Speak It's Name
12 	Jazzy Revue 	Kent Butterworth 	'Pat' Ventura (script)Doug Langdale (story editor) 	December 10, 2005 	112
Princess What's-Her-Name has been kidnapped by a new villian from New York, named "Croak Frogoway", a parody of Cab Calloway.Guest Star: T.K. Carter as Croak Frogoway 	Princess What's-Her-Name has been kidnapped by a new villian from New York, named "Croak Frogoway", a parody of Cab Calloway.Guest Star: T.K. Carter as Croak Frogoway 	Princess What's-Her-Name has been kidnapped by a new villian from New York, named "Croak Frogoway", a parody of Cab Calloway.Guest Star: T.K. Carter as Croak Frogoway 	Princess What's-Her-Name has been kidnapped by a new villian from New York, named "Croak Frogoway", a parody of Cab Calloway.Guest Star: T.K. Carter as Croak Frogoway 	Princess What's-Her-Name has been kidnapped by a new villian from New York, named "Croak Frogoway", a parody of Cab Calloway.Guest Star: T.K. Carter as Croak Frogoway 	Princess What's-Her-Name has been kidnapped by a new villian from New York, named "Croak Frogoway", a parody of Cab Calloway.Guest Star: T.K. Carter as Croak Frogoway
13 	A Gift for Jim 	Craig McCracken 	Craig McCracken and J.G. Quintel (script)Doug Langdale (story editor) 	December 24, 2005  	111
Jim gets a very surprising gift for Christmas. 	Jim gets a very surprising gift for Christmas. 	Jim gets a very surprising gift for Christmas. 	Jim gets a very surprising gift for Christmas. 	Jim gets a very surprising gift for Christmas. 	Jim gets a very surprising gift for Christmas.
=== Season 2 (2006) ===
No. 	Title 	Director(s) 	Writer(s) 	Original airdate 	Prod. No
1 	My Big Fat Villain Wedding 	Audu Paden 	Doug Langdale 	February 3, 2006 	205
Psy-Crow threatens to freeze the heroic duo with his freeze ray unless Princess What's-Her-Name agrees to marry him. 	Psy-Crow threatens to freeze the heroic duo with his freeze ray unless Princess What's-Her-Name agrees to marry him. 	Psy-Crow threatens to freeze the heroic duo with his freeze ray unless Princess What's-Her-Name agrees to marry him. 	Psy-Crow threatens to freeze the heroic duo with his freeze ray unless Princess What's-Her-Name agrees to marry him. 	Psy-Crow threatens to freeze the heroic duo with his freeze ray unless Princess What's-Her-Name agrees to marry him. 	Psy-Crow threatens to freeze the heroic duo with his freeze ray unless Princess What's-Her-Name agrees to marry him.
2 	The Parents of Peter Puppy 	Jim Reardon and Rafael Rosado 	Doug Langdale 	February 9, 2006 	201
Earthworm Jim helps his sidekick Peter find his long-lost parents. 	Earthworm Jim helps his sidekick Peter find his long-lost parents. 	Earthworm Jim helps his sidekick Peter find his long-lost parents. 	Earthworm Jim helps his sidekick Peter find his long-lost parents. 	Earthworm Jim helps his sidekick Peter find his long-lost parents. 	Earthworm Jim helps his sidekick Peter find his long-lost parents.
3 	Vending Machine Crisis 	Graham Morris 	John Loy (script)Doug Langdale (story editor) 	February 10, 2006 	208
Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4 steal every last of Terlawk's vending machines, and now it is up to Jim and Peter to get them back. 	Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4 steal every last of Terlawk's vending machines, and now it is up to Jim and Peter to get them back. 	Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4 steal every last of Terlawk's vending machines, and now it is up to Jim and Peter to get them back. 	Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4 steal every last of Terlawk's vending machines, and now it is up to Jim and Peter to get them back. 	Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4 steal every last of Terlawk's vending machines, and now it is up to Jim and Peter to get them back. 	Bob the Killer Goldfish and Number #4 steal every last of Terlawk's vending machines, and now it is up to Jim and Peter to get them back.
4 	Something That Goes Evil in The Night 	Michael Gerard 	Doug Langdale 	February 11, 2006 	209
Evil the Cat plans to destroy the universe again by releasing The Black Spirit and his chorus girls.Guest Star: Eddie Murphy as The Black Spirit 	Evil the Cat plans to destroy the universe again by releasing The Black Spirit and his chorus girls.Guest Star: Eddie Murphy as The Black Spirit 	Evil the Cat plans to destroy the universe again by releasing The Black Spirit and his chorus girls.Guest Star: Eddie Murphy as The Black Spirit 	Evil the Cat plans to destroy the universe again by releasing The Black Spirit and his chorus girls.Guest Star: Eddie Murphy as The Black Spirit 	Evil the Cat plans to destroy the universe again by releasing The Black Spirit and his chorus girls.Guest Star: Eddie Murphy as The Black Spirit 	Evil the Cat plans to destroy the universe again by releasing The Black Spirit and his chorus girls.Guest Star: Eddie Murphy as The Black Spirit
5 	Opposites Return! 	Graham Morris 	Doug Langdale 	February 12, 2006 	202
The Great Worm Spirit revives Evil Peter and Evil Princess for Evil Jim to have his friends with him again, and together they battle against their good twins in a challenge of mortal combat. 	The Great Worm Spirit revives Evil Peter and Evil Princess for Evil Jim to have his friends with him again, and together they battle against their good twins in a challenge of mortal combat. 	The Great Worm Spirit revives Evil Peter and Evil Princess for Evil Jim to have his friends with him again, and together they battle against their good twins in a challenge of mortal combat. 	The Great Worm Spirit revives Evil Peter and Evil Princess for Evil Jim to have his friends with him again, and together they battle against their good twins in a challenge of mortal combat. 	The Great Worm Spirit revives Evil Peter and Evil Princess for Evil Jim to have his friends with him again, and together they battle against their good twins in a challenge of mortal combat. 	The Great Worm Spirit revives Evil Peter and Evil Princess for Evil Jim to have his friends with him again, and together they battle against their good twins in a challenge of mortal combat.
6 	We Love You, Peter 	Rob Renzetti 	David Wise (script)Doug Langdale (story editor) 	February 14, 2006 	206
Peter falls in love with another talking dog who is beautiful and from an alien planet named Carrie. 	Peter falls in love with another talking dog who is beautiful and from an alien planet named Carrie. 	Peter falls in love with another talking dog who is beautiful and from an alien planet named Carrie. 	Peter falls in love with another talking dog who is beautiful and from an alien planet named Carrie. 	Peter falls in love with another talking dog who is beautiful and from an alien planet named Carrie. 	Peter falls in love with another talking dog who is beautiful and from an alien planet named Carrie.
7 	Rodeo Jim 	Alan Zaslove 	Doug Langdale and Michael Maurier 	March 14, 2006 	204
Jim joins the rodeo contest. 	Jim joins the rodeo contest. 	Jim joins the rodeo contest. 	Jim joins the rodeo contest. 	Jim joins the rodeo contest. 	Jim joins the rodeo contest.
8 	Alona on the Sarong Seas 	Kent Butterworth 	Doug Langdale 	June 9, 2006 	203
Jim and Psy-Crow are on leave in the South Seas when Princess Alona comes surfing by in her Sarong, a bird perched on her knee. The boys are smitten, and chase after her. The bird warns our boys that any harm to the princess will result in death from the local volcano.Note: This episode is mainly based off the 1942 Famous Popeye cartoon short of the same name.	Jim and Psy-Crow are on leave in the South Seas when Princess Alona comes surfing by in her Sarong, a bird perched on her knee. The boys are smitten, and chase after her. The bird warns our boys that any harm to the princess will result in death from the local volcano.Note: This episode is mainly based off the 1942 Famous Popeye cartoon short of the same name.	Jim and Psy-Crow are on leave in the South Seas when Princess Alona comes surfing by in her Sarong, a bird perched on her knee. The boys are smitten, and chase after her. The bird warns our boys that any harm to the princess will result in death from the local volcano.Note: This episode is mainly based off the 1942 Famous Popeye cartoon short of the same name.	Jim and Psy-Crow are on leave in the South Seas when Princess Alona comes surfing by in her Sarong, a bird perched on her knee. The boys are smitten, and chase after her. The bird warns our boys that any harm to the princess will result in death from the local volcano.Note: This episode is mainly based off the 1942 Famous Popeye cartoon short of the same name.	Jim and Psy-Crow are on leave in the South Seas when Princess Alona comes surfing by in her Sarong, a bird perched on her knee. The boys are smitten, and chase after her. The bird warns our boys that any harm to the princess will result in death from the local volcano.Note: This episode is mainly based off the 1942 Famous Popeye cartoon short of the same name.	Jim and Psy-Crow are on leave in the South Seas when Princess Alona comes surfing by in her Sarong, a bird perched on her knee. The boys are smitten, and chase after her. The bird warns our boys that any harm to the princess will result in death from the local volcano.Note: This episode is mainly based off the 1942 Famous Popeye cartoon short of the same name.
9 	Intergalactic Dinner Date 	Derek Drymon 	Doug Langdale 	March 19, 2006 	211
Rosebud is going out to dinner with Galamour the Destroyer, and he needs help from Jim and Peter on his date. 	Rosebud is going out to dinner with Galamour the Destroyer, and he needs help from Jim and Peter on his date. 	Rosebud is going out to dinner with Galamour the Destroyer, and he needs help from Jim and Peter on his date. 	Rosebud is going out to dinner with Galamour the Destroyer, and he needs help from Jim and Peter on his date. 	Rosebud is going out to dinner with Galamour the Destroyer, and he needs help from Jim and Peter on his date. 	Rosebud is going out to dinner with Galamour the Destroyer, and he needs help from Jim and Peter on his date.
10 	A Star Is Peter Puppy 	Graham Morris 	Doug Langdale 	April 7, 2006 	207
Peter Puppy is given the part to play the talking dog who transforms into a monster in the new movie "Twisted Canine". Professor Monkey-For-A-Head and Psy-Crow make their own studio as a plan to capture Jim's faithful sidekick, which causes Jim to save him from terrible peril once again. 	Peter Puppy is given the part to play the talking dog who transforms into a monster in the new movie "Twisted Canine". Professor Monkey-For-A-Head and Psy-Crow make their own studio as a plan to capture Jim's faithful sidekick, which causes Jim to save him from terrible peril once again. 	Peter Puppy is given the part to play the talking dog who transforms into a monster in the new movie "Twisted Canine". Professor Monkey-For-A-Head and Psy-Crow make their own studio as a plan to capture Jim's faithful sidekick, which causes Jim to save him from terrible peril once again. 	Peter Puppy is given the part to play the talking dog who transforms into a monster in the new movie "Twisted Canine". Professor Monkey-For-A-Head and Psy-Crow make their own studio as a plan to capture Jim's faithful sidekick, which causes Jim to save him from terrible peril once again. 	Peter Puppy is given the part to play the talking dog who transforms into a monster in the new movie "Twisted Canine". Professor Monkey-For-A-Head and Psy-Crow make their own studio as a plan to capture Jim's faithful sidekick, which causes Jim to save him from terrible peril once again. 	Peter Puppy is given the part to play the talking dog who transforms into a monster in the new movie "Twisted Canine". Professor Monkey-For-A-Head and Psy-Crow make their own studio as a plan to capture Jim's faithful sidekick, which causes Jim to save him from terrible peril once again.
11 	La Cucaracha Returns 	Graham Morris 	Doug Langdale 	April 22, 2006 	212
La Cucaracha makes a comeback to splatter cemented cheese over our heroes. Princess What's-Her-Name comes to the rescue. 	La Cucaracha makes a comeback to splatter cemented cheese over our heroes. Princess What's-Her-Name comes to the rescue. 	La Cucaracha makes a comeback to splatter cemented cheese over our heroes. Princess What's-Her-Name comes to the rescue. 	La Cucaracha makes a comeback to splatter cemented cheese over our heroes. Princess What's-Her-Name comes to the rescue. 	La Cucaracha makes a comeback to splatter cemented cheese over our heroes. Princess What's-Her-Name comes to the rescue. 	La Cucaracha makes a comeback to splatter cemented cheese over our heroes. Princess What's-Her-Name comes to the rescue.
12 	Take My Princess, Please! 	Alfred Gimenio 	John Benkhe, Rob Humphrey and Jim Peterson 	August 28, 2006 	210
Jim must take the Princess for something that he never had before. 	Jim must take the Princess for something that he never had before. 	Jim must take the Princess for something that he never had before. 	Jim must take the Princess for something that he never had before. 	Jim must take the Princess for something that he never had before. 	Jim must take the Princess for something that he never had before.
13 	Nightfox 	Rusty Mills 	Doug Langdale 	October 31, 2006 	213
A new villian named "Nightfox" is stealing all of the berry water supply while Jim tries to re-introduce "viewer interactivity" on the show.Note: Final episode to be produced by the Universal Cartoon Studios crew, with main writer Doug Langdale. All future episodes will be produced independently with a style more similar to the original first two video games. 	A new villian named "Nightfox" is stealing all of the berry water supply while Jim tries to re-introduce "viewer interactivity" on the show.Note: Final episode to be produced by the Universal Cartoon Studios crew, with main writer Doug Langdale. All future episodes will be produced independently with a style more similar to the original first two video games. 	A new villian named "Nightfox" is stealing all of the berry water supply while Jim tries to re-introduce "viewer interactivity" on the show.Note: Final episode to be produced by the Universal Cartoon Studios crew, with main writer Doug Langdale. All future episodes will be produced independently with a style more similar to the original first two video games. 	A new villian named "Nightfox" is stealing all of the berry water supply while Jim tries to re-introduce "viewer interactivity" on the show.Note: Final episode to be produced by the Universal Cartoon Studios crew, with main writer Doug Langdale. All future episodes will be produced independently with a style more similar to the original first two video games. 	A new villian named "Nightfox" is stealing all of the berry water supply while Jim tries to re-introduce "viewer interactivity" on the show.Note: Final episode to be produced by the Universal Cartoon Studios crew, with main writer Doug Langdale. All future episodes will be produced independently with a style more similar to the original first two video games. 	A new villian named "Nightfox" is stealing all of the berry water supply while Jim tries to re-introduce "viewer interactivity" on the show.Note: Final episode to be produced by the Universal Cartoon Studios crew, with main writer Doug Langdale. All future episodes will be produced independently with a style more similar to the original first two video games.
=== Season 3 (2007) ===
No. 	Title 	Director(s) 	Writer(s) 	Original airdate 	Prod. No
1 	Save My Puppies! 	Doug TenNapel 	Doug TenNapel and David Perry 	January 5, 2007 	
Jim saves all of Peter's 600 puppies from Psy-Crow before they go through permanent damage.Notes:First episode to have the plots being more faithful to the first two games, and ditching the plots used in the original mid-90's animated series.This episode is based off the Earthworm Jim 2 video game level Puppy Love.	Jim saves all of Peter's 600 puppies from Psy-Crow before they go through permanent damage.Notes:First episode to have the plots being more faithful to the first two games, and ditching the plots used in the original mid-90's animated series.This episode is based off the Earthworm Jim 2 video game level Puppy Love.	Jim saves all of Peter's 600 puppies from Psy-Crow before they go through permanent damage.Notes:First episode to have the plots being more faithful to the first two games, and ditching the plots used in the original mid-90's animated series.This episode is based off the Earthworm Jim 2 video game level Puppy Love.	Jim saves all of Peter's 600 puppies from Psy-Crow before they go through permanent damage.Notes:First episode to have the plots being more faithful to the first two games, and ditching the plots used in the original mid-90's animated series.This episode is based off the Earthworm Jim 2 video game level Puppy Love.	Jim saves all of Peter's 600 puppies from Psy-Crow before they go through permanent damage.Notes:First episode to have the plots being more faithful to the first two games, and ditching the plots used in the original mid-90's animated series.This episode is based off the Earthworm Jim 2 video game level Puppy Love.	Jim saves all of Peter's 600 puppies from Psy-Crow before they go through permanent damage.Notes:First episode to have the plots being more faithful to the first two games, and ditching the plots used in the original mid-90's animated series.This episode is based off the Earthworm Jim 2 video game level Puppy Love.
2 	A Romantic Day for Jim 	Craig McCracken 	Craig McCracken and J.G. Quintel (script)Doug TenNapel and David Perry (story editors) 	February 14, 2007 	302
Earthworm Jim is getting ready for his romantic date with Princess What's-Her-Name. Meanwhile, Major Mucus at the Phlegm Planet is planning to conquer the Earth as he intends to steal Jim's supersuit in order to complete the invasion. 	Earthworm Jim is getting ready for his romantic date with Princess What's-Her-Name. Meanwhile, Major Mucus at the Phlegm Planet is planning to conquer the Earth as he intends to steal Jim's supersuit in order to complete the invasion. 	Earthworm Jim is getting ready for his romantic date with Princess What's-Her-Name. Meanwhile, Major Mucus at the Phlegm Planet is planning to conquer the Earth as he intends to steal Jim's supersuit in order to complete the invasion. 	Earthworm Jim is getting ready for his romantic date with Princess What's-Her-Name. Meanwhile, Major Mucus at the Phlegm Planet is planning to conquer the Earth as he intends to steal Jim's supersuit in order to complete the invasion. 	Earthworm Jim is getting ready for his romantic date with Princess What's-Her-Name. Meanwhile, Major Mucus at the Phlegm Planet is planning to conquer the Earth as he intends to steal Jim's supersuit in order to complete the invasion. 	Earthworm Jim is getting ready for his romantic date with Princess What's-Her-Name. Meanwhile, Major Mucus at the Phlegm Planet is planning to conquer the Earth as he intends to steal Jim's supersuit in order to complete the invasion.
3 	Jim Goes to Summer Camp 	J.G. Quintel 	Stan Lee (script)Doug TenNapel and David Perry (story editors) 	Ferbrary 18, 2007 	
Jim goes camping in the forest. Meanwhile, Evil the Cat is prepared to trap Jim and take his supersuit away. 	Jim goes camping in the forest. Meanwhile, Evil the Cat is prepared to trap Jim and take his supersuit away. 	Jim goes camping in the forest. Meanwhile, Evil the Cat is prepared to trap Jim and take his supersuit away. 	Jim goes camping in the forest. Meanwhile, Evil the Cat is prepared to trap Jim and take his supersuit away. 	Jim goes camping in the forest. Meanwhile, Evil the Cat is prepared to trap Jim and take his supersuit away. 	Jim goes camping in the forest. Meanwhile, Evil the Cat is prepared to trap Jim and take his supersuit away.
4 	Too Many Jims! 	Stan Lee and Craig McCracken 	Stan Lee and Craig McCracken (script)Doug TenNapel and David Perry (story editors) 	March 7, 2007 	
In a homage to Secret Wars, Jim sees his parallel clones of himself from alternate dimensions. Alternate clones of the Queen are prepared to attack Jim and his parallel clones. 	In a homage to Secret Wars, Jim sees his parallel clones of himself from alternate dimensions. Alternate clones of the Queen are prepared to attack Jim and his parallel clones. 	In a homage to Secret Wars, Jim sees his parallel clones of himself from alternate dimensions. Alternate clones of the Queen are prepared to attack Jim and his parallel clones. 	In a homage to Secret Wars, Jim sees his parallel clones of himself from alternate dimensions. Alternate clones of the Queen are prepared to attack Jim and his parallel clones. 	In a homage to Secret Wars, Jim sees his parallel clones of himself from alternate dimensions. Alternate clones of the Queen are prepared to attack Jim and his parallel clones. 	In a homage to Secret Wars, Jim sees his parallel clones of himself from alternate dimensions. Alternate clones of the Queen are prepared to attack Jim and his parallel clones.
5 	Fitness Frenzy 	Craig McCracken 	Amy Keating Rogers (script)Doug TenNapel and David Perry (story editors) 	March 18, 2007  	
Jim and Psycrow are sent away to fat camp after eating so many snacks. 	Jim and Psycrow are sent away to fat camp after eating so many snacks. 	Jim and Psycrow are sent away to fat camp after eating so many snacks. 	Jim and Psycrow are sent away to fat camp after eating so many snacks. 	Jim and Psycrow are sent away to fat camp after eating so many snacks. 	Jim and Psycrow are sent away to fat camp after eating so many snacks.
6 	Jim's Fooled! 	Craig McCracken 	Dan Povenmire, Jeff "Swampy" Marsh and Craig McCracken (script)Doug TenNapel and David Perry (story editors) 	April 1, 2007 	
Jim and his friends are playing pranks on each other on April Fool's Day, when the Queen hears about this Earth custom and plans to take over his supersuit and stop their fun. 	Jim and his friends are playing pranks on each other on April Fool's Day, when the Queen hears about this Earth custom and plans to take over his supersuit and stop their fun. 	Jim and his friends are playing pranks on each other on April Fool's Day, when the Queen hears about this Earth custom and plans to take over his supersuit and stop their fun. 	Jim and his friends are playing pranks on each other on April Fool's Day, when the Queen hears about this Earth custom and plans to take over his supersuit and stop their fun. 	Jim and his friends are playing pranks on each other on April Fool's Day, when the Queen hears about this Earth custom and plans to take over his supersuit and stop their fun. 	Jim and his friends are playing pranks on each other on April Fool's Day, when the Queen hears about this Earth custom and plans to take over his supersuit and stop their fun.
7 	Samurai Jim 	Stan Lee 	Stan Lee, Craig McCracken and Gennedy Tartavowsky 	 	
In an episode that's a homage to Samurai Jack, Jim must use the sword to fight the forces of evil. 	In an episode that's a homage to Samurai Jack, Jim must use the sword to fight the forces of evil. 	In an episode that's a homage to Samurai Jack, Jim must use the sword to fight the forces of evil. 	In an episode that's a homage to Samurai Jack, Jim must use the sword to fight the forces of evil. 	In an episode that's a homage to Samurai Jack, Jim must use the sword to fight the forces of evil. 	In an episode that's a homage to Samurai Jack, Jim must use the sword to fight the forces of evil.
8 	Jim's Father's Day 	Stan Lee 	Craig McCracken 	June 20, 2007 	
Jim spends the Father's day with his fad named Earthworm Jim Sr. 	Jim spends the Father's day with his fad named Earthworm Jim Sr. 	Jim spends the Father's day with his fad named Earthworm Jim Sr. 	Jim spends the Father's day with his fad named Earthworm Jim Sr. 	Jim spends the Father's day with his fad named Earthworm Jim Sr. 	Jim spends the Father's day with his fad named Earthworm Jim Sr.
9 	Thriller Night 	Doug TenNapel 	Doug TenNapel and David Perry 	October 31, 2007 	
In this Halloween special episode, Jim tries to win a dancing contest at a Halloween party while dancing to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Psycrow has been entered in the challenge to beat Jim at a dancing contest and take the supersuit to hand it over to the Queen but however, Jim won. 	In this Halloween special episode, Jim tries to win a dancing contest at a Halloween party while dancing to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Psycrow has been entered in the challenge to beat Jim at a dancing contest and take the supersuit to hand it over to the Queen but however, Jim won. 	In this Halloween special episode, Jim tries to win a dancing contest at a Halloween party while dancing to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Psycrow has been entered in the challenge to beat Jim at a dancing contest and take the supersuit to hand it over to the Queen but however, Jim won. 	In this Halloween special episode, Jim tries to win a dancing contest at a Halloween party while dancing to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Psycrow has been entered in the challenge to beat Jim at a dancing contest and take the supersuit to hand it over to the Queen but however, Jim won. 	In this Halloween special episode, Jim tries to win a dancing contest at a Halloween party while dancing to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Psycrow has been entered in the challenge to beat Jim at a dancing contest and take the supersuit to hand it over to the Queen but however, Jim won. 	In this Halloween special episode, Jim tries to win a dancing contest at a Halloween party while dancing to Michael Jackson's Thriller. Psycrow has been entered in the challenge to beat Jim at a dancing contest and take the supersuit to hand it over to the Queen but however, Jim won.
10 	Jim's Challenge in Sports 	J.G. Quintel and Craig McCracken 	J.G. Quintel and Craig McCracken 	 	
Jim joins a sports contest to get fit and to win the money for the crowd. 	Jim joins a sports contest to get fit and to win the money for the crowd. 	Jim joins a sports contest to get fit and to win the money for the crowd. 	Jim joins a sports contest to get fit and to win the money for the crowd. 	Jim joins a sports contest to get fit and to win the money for the crowd. 	Jim joins a sports contest to get fit and to win the money for the crowd.
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13 	Jim's Arabian Nights 	Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh 	Dan and Swampy 	December 7, 2007 	
In an hour-long special musical episode that's a homage to Disney's version of Alladin, Jim must help the princess fight the Arabian evil king named Evafar.
Note: This is the first and only musical episode. 	
In an hour-long special musical episode that's a homage to Disney's version of Alladin, Jim must help the princess fight the Arabian evil king named Evafar.
Note: This is the first and only musical episode. 	
In an hour-long special musical episode that's a homage to Disney's version of Alladin, Jim must help the princess fight the Arabian evil king named Evafar.
Note: This is the first and only musical episode. 	
In an hour-long special musical episode that's a homage to Disney's version of Alladin, Jim must help the princess fight the Arabian evil king named Evafar.
Note: This is the first and only musical episode. 	
In an hour-long special musical episode that's a homage to Disney's version of Alladin, Jim must help the princess fight the Arabian evil king named Evafar.
Note: This is the first and only musical episode. 	
In an hour-long special musical episode that's a homage to Disney's version of Alladin, Jim must help the princess fight the Arabian evil king named Evafar.
Note: This is the first and only musical episode.
=== Season 4 (2008) ===
No. 	Title 	Director(s) 	Writer(s) 	Original airdate 	Prod. No
1 	Jim's Crime Case 	 	Dan Povenmire 	 	
Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must stoping a evil master criminal cocodrile who plots stealing the cookie factory.	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must stoping a evil master criminal cocodrile who plots stealing the cookie factory.	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must stoping a evil master criminal cocodrile who plots stealing the cookie factory.	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must stoping a evil master criminal cocodrile who plots stealing the cookie factory.	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must stoping a evil master criminal cocodrile who plots stealing the cookie factory.	Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy must stoping a evil master criminal cocodrile who plots stealing the cookie factory.
2 	The Earthworm's New Clothes 	Stan Lee 	J.G. Quintel 	 	
Jim wears a pair of new clothes in which are red and dark blue while he solves an another crime in the city. 	Jim wears a pair of new clothes in which are red and dark blue while he solves an another crime in the city. 	Jim wears a pair of new clothes in which are red and dark blue while he solves an another crime in the city. 	Jim wears a pair of new clothes in which are red and dark blue while he solves an another crime in the city. 	Jim wears a pair of new clothes in which are red and dark blue while he solves an another crime in the city. 	Jim wears a pair of new clothes in which are red and dark blue while he solves an another crime in the city.
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9 	Jim's Nine Lives 	 	 	 	
Jim transforms himself into a Cat in which he must save the day from an evil army of 1,000,000 dogs. 	Jim transforms himself into a Cat in which he must save the day from an evil army of 1,000,000 dogs. 	Jim transforms himself into a Cat in which he must save the day from an evil army of 1,000,000 dogs. 	Jim transforms himself into a Cat in which he must save the day from an evil army of 1,000,000 dogs. 	Jim transforms himself into a Cat in which he must save the day from an evil army of 1,000,000 dogs. 	Jim transforms himself into a Cat in which he must save the day from an evil army of 1,000,000 dogs.
10 	The Beginning of an End 	Craig McCracken 	Matt Wayne (script)Doug TenNapel and David Perry (story editors) 	December 14, 2008 	
Jim accomplishes his final adventure by fighting crime all day and all night. 	Jim accomplishes his final adventure by fighting crime all day and all night. 	Jim accomplishes his final adventure by fighting crime all day and all night. 	Jim accomplishes his final adventure by fighting crime all day and all night. 	Jim accomplishes his final adventure by fighting crime all day and all night. 	Jim accomplishes his final adventure by fighting crime all day and all night.
==Voice Cast==
=== Japanese Cast ===
* Koichi Yamadera as Earthworm Jim
* TBA as Peter Puppy
* TBA as Princess What's-Her-Name
* TBA as Psycrow
* TBA as Bob the Killer Goldfish
* TBA as Number Four
* TBA as Evil the Cat
* TBA as Queen Slug-For-A-Butt
* Akira Takarada as Professor Monkey-for-a-Head
* TBA as Snott
==== Additional voice cast ====
=== American/Canadian/British English Cast ===
* Dan Castellaneta as Earthworm Jim / Evil Jim / Turns-His-Eyes-Inside-Out Boy
* Cathy Weseluck as Peter Puppy
* Jeff Bennett (Season 1-2), Liam O' Brien (Season 3-4) as Narrator / The Hamstenator / Great Worm Spirit
* Kath Soucie (Season 1-2), Grey DeLisle (Season 3-4) as Princess What's-Her-Name / Johnny Dactyl's Mum / Carrie Puppy
* Jim Cummings as Psy-Crow / Bob the Killer Goldfish / Number Four / Whooping Cough Boy / Zantor / Johnny Dactyl / The Sword of Righteousness / The Fur-Bearing Trout / Maggot / Cuban Band Leader / Ape / Walter / Santa Claus
* Andrea Martin as Queen Slug-for-a-Butt
* Charlie Adler as Professor Monkey-For-A-Head / Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
* Edward Hibbert as Evil the Cat
* John Kassir as Henchrat / Snott
==== Additional voice cast ====
*Gregg Berger - Superhero #2
*S. Scott Bullock -
*Dee Bradley Baker - Various Animal, Creature and Monster Sound Effects
*Eric Bauza - Soldiers, General #1
*Keith Ferguson - Policemen, Criminals,
*Miriam Flynn -
*Brad Garrett - Lord of Nightmares
*Lisa Kaplan -
*Danny Mann - Archbug
*Edie McClurg -
*Dee Dee Rescher -
*Kevin Michael Richardson - The Anti-Fish
*Ben Stein - Rosebud, Dr. Houston
*Billy West - Morty
*April Winchell - Eileen
*Larry the Cable Guy - Chuck
*Thomas F. Wilson - Major Mucus
*Dee Bradley Baker - Fifi
==Crew==
*Ginny McSwain (Season 1-2), Doug TenNapel and David Perry (Season 3-4) - Voice Director(s)
*Doug TenNapel - Creator
*David Perry - Co-Creator
*Doug TenNapel, Craig McCracken, Kent Butterworth, Graham Morris, Larry Leichliter, Audu Paden, Stan Lee, Pat Ventura - Director(s)
*Doug Langdale (Season 1-2), Doug TenNapel, David Perry and Craig McCracken (Season 3-4) - Main Writer(s)
*Doug Langdale (Season 1-2), Doug TenNapel and David Perry (Season 3-4) - Story Editor(s)
*Kathi Castillo and Roy Allen Smith (Season 1), Kathi Castillo (Season 2), Mike Dietz, Doug TenNapel and David Perry (Season 3-4) - Producer(s)
*Will Anderson (Season 1-2), Tommy Tallarico and Terry Scott Taylor (Season 3-4) - Music
==Media==
==Reception==
The Earthworm Jim television series received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences, for being one of Doug TenNapel's best creations, and having the originality of the 1994 video game of the same name.
== Trivia ==
* The first two seasons are handled by the Universal Cartoon Studios crew. The last two seasons were produced independently by Paramount Television Animation, with co-production still from Interplay Entertainment and Playmates.
* This show used cartoon sound effects from the Famous Studios cartoons.
* Starting with this reboot, the show began to use references from Paramount's cartoon library (mostly Famous Studios cartoons).
** In the black-and-white cartoon universe, it references the animation style from Fleischer cartoons of the early 30s.
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