Numb Chucks

Dilweed and Fungus secretly attend Hooves' high school reunion when they find out that Woodchuck Morris himself will be there!

The Chucks found a potato charity to help the children of Ding-A-Ling Springs. Then they take Buford’s favourite couch, thinking he has donated a giant potato.

When the Chucks take sweet Grandma Butternut grocery shopping, a series of unfortunate events causes them to think she has become an evil super villain.

Left alone at night in charge of Pinheads, Dilweed and Fungus think the bowling alley is being attacked by evil ninja mummies.

The Chucks go on a rescue mission when a kung fu friend of theirs, a beat up, old vending machine, is ‘kidnapped’ by a repairman.

Buford sells the Chucks a fake Woodchuck Morris fart in a jar. But when the jar seems to give the Chucks amazing luck in everything they do, he wants it back!

After watching a Woodchuck Morris movie, the Chucks are convinced that the bad guy has come to pay a visit to their next door neighbour, Hooves.

Buford agrees to help Quills with a party she's throwing, then he's horrified to discover that she’s celebrating – Dilweed and Fungus!

The Chucks open up an inept kung-fu school, but when Buford accidentally ends up with a black tie around his waist, they hail him as a black belt master!

Grandma Butternut is sick of Buford’s irresponsible behaviour, so she hires Dilweed and Fungus to babysit him.

When a new neighbour moves onto the Chucks’ street, they become convinced that he is pure evil.

Dilweed and Fungus’ relationship is threatened when Fungus falls in love with a toaster.

The town has a friendly new mascot, but whenever he's left alone with the Chucks, he is mean to them.

Buford is in a hurry to get to the video game store. Unfortunately, he’s got a broken leg and his only ride is in the Chucks’ "spaceship” wagon.

Dilweed and Fungus run afoul of Hooves’ newly installed and highly intelligent home security system.

Buford reprograms the Chucks’ talking Woodchuck Morris doll, in an effort to make them do whatever he says.

The Chucks mistake Hooves for the real Santa Claus, and turn his life into a North Pole nightmare!

When Buford refuses to go to the Chucks’ holiday party (again!), he is visited by the ghosts of woodchucks past.

Hooves auditions to join Le Fancy Club, but when the Chucks show up pretending to be his butlers, will he be able to keep things fancy?

When Buford ‘accidentally’ washes Dilweed’s kung-fu belt, the Chucks believe he has lost all his kung fu knowledge.

The Chucks introduce Granny to the exciting world of the Way Of The Chuck, and she loves it… a little too much!

Fungus finds an official Woodchuck Morris #1 badge in his cereal. The Chucks believe he is now “number one”, until the badge blows off him and around the town.

After Dilweed tries to swat an annoying fly, Fungus opens up a fly sanctuary in the Chuck household.

The Chucks invite themselves over to Hooves’ new backyard pool. Unfortunately, Hooves has a long list of pool rules!

When Fungus eats an acorn, Buford convinces him that a giant tree will soon grow out of his nose, leaving him stranded forever. So the Chucks decide to make Fungus’ “final day” his most fun ever.

Fungus gets a makeover and becomes handsome. His handsomeness soon gets in the way of official Chuck business.

A slimy businessman opens up a popular new business in the Pinheads parking lot. Quills needs him to leave… and now!

When Buford finds out Quills can perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, he decides he needs to find a way to get her to perform it on him.

The Chucks blindfold themselves for a new Way Of The Chuck training regimen and quickly spread chaos all around town.

It’s Valentine’s Day and the Chucks think that Hooves has stolen Grandma's heart… literally. They have to get it back!

Fungus stays in the bath too long and his skin gets pruney. So Dilweed checks him into an old age home.

Quills is staying over at the Chucks’ place and is transformed into a Chuck after she accidentally watches the entire Woodchuck Morris tape in her sleep.

The town has a bug infestation problem, but when the unaware Chucks eat all the bug repellent, how will the town be saved?

The Chucks need to relax, so they take a vacation at Grandma Butternut's B&B, where an annoyed Buford has to find a way to get them to leave.

It’s time for the Ding-A-Ling Springs annual pie bake-off, so the Chucks help Granny guard her prized entry from her greatest rival, Granny Sweetcorn.

Dilweed and Fungus run afoul of a pair of wrestlers and have to rely on Buford to train them for the resulting wresting match.

It’s time for Hooves’ detested family reunion, but he’s so tired, the Chucks can’t wake him up. Undeterred, the Chucks take the sleeping Hooves anyway.

The Chucks promise Quills they’ll drum up business for a slumping Pinheads using their own unique style of promotion.

The Chucks go camping with Hooves but quickly come to believe he is in fact a notorious escaped criminal.

When Fungus’ beloved teddy bear, Samson, goes missing, he is forced to enter the “Me And My Stuffy” contest using Buford as his pretend stuffy.

Fungus attracts an enthusiastic little boy as a fan. What he doesn’t know is that the kid isn’t as innocent as he seems...

The Chucks unleash the legendary Mop Of Majesty and use it to clean up the town. But things get complicated when “Lord Filth” is unleashed upon the town!

It’s Scare-O-Ween and the Chucks head out to frighten everyone in town, but they end up getting a heaping helping of terror themselves!

The Chucks discover a pirate treasure map written in bathroom graffiti in the Pinheads bathroom. They set out with greedy Buford to locate the lucrative booty.

The Chucks take Buford to a Happiness Camp to get happy. Once there, Buford finds out the Camp Counselor has some nefarious and permanently happy plans for him.

Dr. Sinister returns and plants a mind-control tooth in Dilweed’s mouth.

Fungus wakes up one morning to find that Dilweed is missing. Not wanting to be alone, he becomes best friends with Hooves.

The Chucks think there’s an evil doer hiding on the Ding-A-Ling Springs tour bus. So, they take over the tour in an effort to locate the sneaky suspect.

When Buford finds out that Dilweed and Fungus are terrified of dryer lint, he hatches a linty plan to drive them out of Ding-A-Ling Springs for good.

The Chucks and Buford are on their way to a friend’s birthday party. When Fungus runs into the woods for a bathroom break, he inadvertently swaps places with an identical-looking baby Big Foot.

Aliens have invaded Ding-A-Ling Springs and it’s Armageddon. Dilweed and Fungus mistakenly think it’s ‘Costume Day’ at Pin Heads.