The Oblongs

A stack of unpaid medical bills send Bob on a (second) job search while Milo enrolls in public school and meets a girl that’s out of this world.

After taking in a stray dog that brings out Milo’s wild side, the family finds it a new home with secret designs on the animal as a test subject.

An incident blamed on the Valley kids brings the right-wing child services czar Mrs. Hubbard knocking and leads Milo to a discovery about Helga.

Pickles’ practical solution for staying dry in the rain turns Milo into a fashion plate and trendsetter in the hip crowd with a new line of apparel.

Helga endures a night of missteps and misdeeds that starts at the Debbies' house party and ends in a sewer pipe with the towns’ water supply on hold.

Beth’s new obsession for a television heroine inspires Pickles to trade her lifelong smoking habit for the wide world of death-defying sports.

The instant success of Milo’s new sports drink invention lands him a spot at Bob’s company and home until Milo’s true motivation comes to light.

Milo, man of the disenfranchised, launches a bid for class president against a Debbie whose brush with a piece of farm equipment turns ugly.

Sentenced to community service as a Little Amazons den mother, Pickles turns her girls into a troop of con artists to win a fundraising competition.

To get out of their loser slump, Biff and Chip start training for a triathlon before getting attached to Milo with Bob’s industrial gargoyle glue.

After suffering a crippling jaw injury at the Globocide Amusement Park, Bob gets compensated by the company with new robotic arms and legs.

Biff and Chip celebrate their new drivers license by crashing the family car in a race and start a controversy after finding the mayor’s bribe money.