Billy the Exterminator

Billy faces an angry mother raccoon trying to protect her young from his snare, and then goes on a mission to exterminate a seven-foot-long beehive. But bees aren't the only thing that are causing a buzz in the Bretherton family.

You can't play baseball without bats, but there's a stadium that has the wrong kind of bats--the flying kind. Billy and Ricky must rush to get the bats out before they ruin opening day.

A big gator has been threatening the dogs at a family farm, and Billy is called in to save the day.

Billy tries to catch a bothersome beaver, but discovers some poisonous water moccasins blocking the way.

Even Steve Irwin, the famed "crocodile hunter," probably never faced a hair-raising situation like this. Billy must brave a dozen alligators to get rid of a dangerous fire ant infestation at a gator park.

Billy meets the two houses from hell. In the first, he races to get rid of destructive termites so the client and his family can sell their house and get out.

Billy deals with a case of reptile dysfunction when he's called to a ranch to handle an alligator that's threatening some pet llamas. Plus, there's more dysfunction back at the office when Ricky breaks up with ex-wife Pam--again.

It's time for a creature feature. There's a mystery creature living inside the walls of a fancy home, but when Billy investigates, a violent animal attacks.

This episode is definitely not for the faint of heart. When Billy and Ricky are called to an old haunted plantation plagued by raccoons, they find the biggest mound of raccoon excrement they've ever seen inside the attic.

Lots of people get snake tattoos, but a real-live snake has invaded a tattoo studio. And it's the most venomous snake Billy has seen in 20 years. Later, Billy gets one of the strangest calls of his career.

Billy must face down a wild bobcat that has killed a family pet, but the elusive cat isn't easy to catch--and there's a surprise in store that Billy doesn't see coming.

Skunk alert! Billy goes to a horse farm where a potentially rabid skunk has been on the prowl, but when he catches it, he gets more than he bargained for.