I Am Weasel
Weasel and I.R. are vampires looking for some fun. What’s more, they get on well with the villagers. Later on the Red Guy (who’s a vampire hunter) tries to put steaks through their hearts.
I.R. Baboon is jealous over his neighbor, Weasel, because he has a better life, job, and family (married to a beautiful Hispanic woman with half-weasel children) than him. However, when he’s invited over to Weasel’s house for a barbecue, I.R. tries to impress him with his own “family” (his pretend marriage to a pantsless woman, […]
A poetic I.R. attempts to get a driving license, with Weasel being his instructor.
Weasel tries to settle a dispute between a group of trees and those that hurt them (notably I.R. Baboon).
Weasel and I.R. simultaneously tell their psychiatrist (The Red Guy) about each other’s mishaps.
Best friends turned enemies, Weasel and I.R. look back to when they attended a camp where they were trained to become arch enemies.
Weasel and I.R. star in Louie B. Bare’s (the Red Guy as a parody of Louis B. Mayer) “original” cartoon that actually contains classic cartoon clichés.
Weasel and I.R. (as senior citizens) tell their grandchildren about their ancestors’ involvement in the War of Independence.
Weasel and I.R. (as ghosts) are called to haunt a famed Hollywood starlette (The Red Guy) out of her home. And as always, things don’t go to plan.
Weasel and I.R. test out a new form of transport that’s half motorcycle, half bikini, with dramatic (and disastrous) results.
Weasel and I.R. run one of the best hair salons around. However, the hair police (The Red Guy) soon has a look into this in an attempt to shut them down.
Weasel creates a device that controls peoples’ sleeping patterns, and decides to use it in order to help give the public their ability to dream again.
Lance Sackless (The Red Guy) creates his own athletic games, with Weasel and I.R. as his only contestants.
After seeing a Monkey’s Paw sold in Chinatown, I.R. starts making wishes using the fingers of his hands.
Weasel and I.R. investigate to see who has done the heinous crime of erasing Cow and Chicken out of existence. Eventually they discover that the culprit is the Red Guy trying to take over the show, and this was all a dream Cow had.
Weasel attempts to stop I.R. and The Red Guy from selling wild fire and fire extinguishers respectively door-to-door.
Weasel and I.R. travel to the Moon to create a new form of living, through oxygen, cities and plants.
Weasel and I.R. are vikings, who are ready, willing and able to pillage and plunder anything in sight. However, is it not too late to join The Red Guy in being a viking cheerleader?
In a Christopher Columbus-like story, Weasel and I.R. set sail to find the Drinking Fountain of Youth.
Weasel and I.R. are called in as replacement kids after a couple’s real children go away to camp.
Based on Cinderella, Cinder-Weasel tries to make it to the evening ball, despite the interference of his evil stepbrother, I.R. Baboon. He relies on the help from his fairy godfather (the Red Guy).
I.R. Baboon takes the role of Robin Hood, with Weasel being his ally, Little John.
Doctors Weasel and I.R. shrink themselves in order to perform an operation, which is to repair a crack in The Red Guy’s butt cheek.
Based on Batman, I.R. Baboon is the hero known as Baboon Man, whereas Weasel is his sidekick, Weasel Boy.
I.R. gets a bike for Christmas. Learning of his inexperience, Weasel tries to help him.
Back in the medieval times, Weasel is a dentist with wizardry powers with Baboon as his envious nurse.
Based on the true story of The Wright Brothers, The Red Guy narrates a documentary about The Wright Bros. and the Rong Bros. (Weasel and I.R.), competing to see who could invent the first plane.