Bonus Stage - Episode Guide

Joel buys a new car and has it tricked out by Brad, only to find out that he has been duped. Or not.

Joel's latest project defies the modern laws of science and cotton when he reanimates a t-shirt.

Stumbling upon Phil fantasizing about the next-door neighbor, Joel decides to boost his spirits and get him back out into the world.

Joel shows off his latest and greatest invention, but it takes a backseat to the events going on across the street.

How do the Bonus Stage characters enjoy the holidays? If I told you the answer... well, you'd probably still watch. Actually, you can probably guess the answer right now. Ask me if you need a hint.

There's a party at the house next door. No, the OTHER house next door (its official name is 'Xover House'). And Joel is the life of the party, while Phil ponders the events of the year.

Two crazed Earth administrators let loose a dimension hopping cube that transports anything in its path into alternate worlds. Joel and Phil get caught in its crossfire.

Joel and Phil remember the good ol' days.

Joel dies and goes to Hell, while Phil and Elly journey to save his soul.

Joel has a bizarre growth, while Phil retreats to hang out with fellow superheroes at the Watchtower Bar.

Two roughneck brothers raise hell in the neighborhood, and Phil has had enough. Meanwhile, Joel is paranoid about a former experience coming back to haunt him.

Joel's new microphone is beyond low-budget and Phil wants nothing to do with it, until it steals Joel's voice and renders him mute.

Joel and Phil return from an adventure to find the Tandy Bros have taken over their house.

Phil needs a ride to work, and an unlikely band of brothers will assist Phil in getting back on the road. Actually, they're not brothers. But they may start a band, so check the venues.

After dying so many times, Joel slowly begins to realize that he might be undead. Phil just wants to hang out with pals.

A brand new character is being introduced to Bonus Stage -- but there's a catch. One character must be removed from the show... with force.

PART 1 OF 6. Phil finds that his house has been renovated by Joel to look like Bowser's dungeons. Does he love this change? We all know Phil's personality at this point. Don't kid yourself.

PART 2 OF 6. Joel spends the night at Xover House, not knowing of the curse placed upon it, transforming himself into some sort of bizarre fantasy character. MEANWHILE..... Phil seems to be fasting.

THE INFAMOUS EPISODE. PART 3 OF 6. Joel brings home a two pack of sodas that both contain genies to grant his (or Phil's) every wish.

PART 4 OF 6. Perhaps a lingering remainder of the Xover House curse, Joel has grown a second face on his... face, and it embarasses him to no end. There can be no good solution to this.

PART 5 OF 6. After dying in the last episode, Phil and Elly have trouble getting to sleep. Because Phil has wished Hell away, Joel haunts Phil's dreams and everyone winds up journeying with Joel to a Spirit World tournament.

Stamp has gone crazy for some reason, and is stomping on everyone, turning them into game sprites. It's up to Joel's rarely-seen girlfriend to save the day!

PART 6 OF 6. Phil is on trial for the 'murder' of Joel from the middle of the story arc. It'll take a smooth-talking alien-smashing shareware laywer to get him out of this mess.

Someone has stolen all of Joel's great, wacky things! It's up to the Action Squad Detective Force to crack the case and stop the robbers!

Joel and Phil head to Los Angeles to report live from the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), but their broadcast is cut short and a nefarious plan is under way to bring the convention to its knees, and it just may be a familiar face! But there's more than meets the eye to this story, and it may end dramatically and clichéd! Quick, cue a music track from Party of Five!

Wrapping up the season 2 story arc, Satan returns to set things straight. Phil's punishment for playing God? Bunking with the master of destruction himself. Though Hell can be rebuilt in a second, Phil (and the viewers at home) knows that Satan's rambling can make any second seem like years.

Joel's hosting a dinner for the whole neighborhood, and June's forced with the task of cooking the dinner -- until she passes it off to Rya.

Once again, Phil's life is lonely and without partner. He soon becomes the unwilling subject of Joel's latest computerized experiment to find him a woman.

The evil alien overlord KOKOR has sent a doomsday package to Keen, but the package is dullfully delivered to the wrong household by a sloth of a mailman.

Joel has made a fortune off of a chocolate factory in his backyard. Phil gets so irritated by the episode that he leaves it, forcing Joel to wing it.

Joel hires a shady marketing executive to handle the promotion of his latest invention, and as usual gets conned.

Joel encourages Phil to hop on the internet, a magical world of science fiction. The two encounter a group of chatters in the middle of an intense struggle.

Phil has to put up with a group of rowdy video game blocks that have taken residence in his backyard.

Joel stumbles upon Elly's secret diary and learns some surprising facts, but will he be able to live to tell about it?

Joel's current phase? Pirating! Joel and Phil are swept away to the seven seas to battle nefarrrrrrious foes and make some timbers shiver.

As a result of having superpowers, Phil's fingers become dangerous magical weapons.

Evil programs an MMORPG which Joel and Phil get attached to, but when people start complaining, Evil traps everyone inside the game.

Joel is possessed by a creature named Xenis who places inane curses and hexes on the neighborhood.

It's a musical!! No it's not. YES IT IS. No. Please no.

The new neighbors at Xover House are incredibly rowdy, and though Joel welcomes it at first, even he must side with Phil when enough becomes enough.

Joel's pirate lifestyle returns in full swing when the Rusty Duck Clan manages to take over Lake Hammill.

Joel becomes incapacitated, leaving June and the others in somewhat aimless direction.

Evil breaks his glasses, so he kidnaps Phil to help him buy new ones. Meanwhile, Joel tries to come up with a new column for the site.

Rya and Craig had a baby? Yes, and at true sitcom television speed, the baby is already a growing boy, who takes on the other villains of the show and comes out on top.

Phil's mom comes home and, in true webcomic fashion, appears like a sexy hot co-ed that Joel can't take his eyes off of. Seriously, though. What is it with webcomic moms all looking like they're 25. I mean, it's like WHOA. Okay?

Joel invents a mouse cursor that functions outside of the computer and into real life -- and then has fun using it to mess with people.

Elly is distraught over all of the other female characters entering the already fragile love triangle, and impulsively decides to build a bar in her garage because TV told her to do it. Joel decides to sabotage it.

Phil and Elly eat out and Phil explains the creepiness of his mother... somewhat...

Everyone wakes up to find the Tandy Bros are the new leaders of the free world, thanks to their indescribable hacking skills. Joel and Phil know what they must do.

Phil notices a disturbing amount of disappearances in the neighborhood, and finds out that Evil has kidnapped everyone he knows and loves (or doesn't). Phil recruits all of the help he can find to find Evil's fortress, infiltrate it, and save everyone. All the while, Evil brandishes a death cannon capable of levelling the entire city!

Joel and Phil find themselves at the mercy of their newest pathetic rival: Stomach King. But other stuff happened before this, such as Joel taking the show 'on the road' so to speak, and Rya's reboot resulting in a couple of tweaks.

Jessica gives Joel a gift but Phil loses it in the eShip's massive filing system. Joel and Phil band together to search for the missing token of appreciation.

Bonus Stage is cancelled! Hang out with your favorite crazy cats one last time, as they reflect on and resolve their differences.

Joel leaves Phil stranded on a convention planet, forcing him to rely on the help of The Super Cosplay Fighters to get back home.

KOKOR misplaces the Cup of Infinity, the source of his powers, on McWorld. Jessica becomes the new, horrible benefactor.

Phil is struck with genious and invents a machine, but he loses that genious right as he is finishing it, resulting in it going on a killing spree. Joel goes into a depression upon finding out Phil has made a mark in technology.

PART 1 OF 2. Jessica gambles on an intergalatic race. Joel worries that his Dad and Son residuals aren't coming to him. Phil discovers that one of the drivers is his long lost goatee.

PART 2 OF 2. Stomach King takes a liking to Rya and kidnaps her, intent on converting her into a megaweapon.

Tales from the homeland. Elly has been making up stories to cover for Joel and Phil as they are gone, but when her deception unravels, the neighbors turn on her.

Joel invents a shrink gun but accidentally grows Phil to the size of a giant. The events in this cartoon are based on a 3500% true story.

The eShip crash lands on a planet similar to Oregon, and the crew must follow the trail to find any way to repair it.

Phil doubts the worth of Joel's lucky nickel, and has it ejected from the ship. Phil feels his theory is proven correct, until the nickel returns.

Phil briefly explores the limits of their new undersea prison, looking for anything to ensure the crew's survival. Meanwhile, Joel goes on a Samurai Clonesian adventure. And elsewhere, Elly and Andrew acclimate to space travel and begin their search.

Phil locates a research facility on the ocean floor with ample oxygen and supplies, but it's not exactly abandoned as they are taken captive by the local residents.

Some of the local marine life attack Phil and transform him into one of them. Meanwhile, Joel ponders over the mysterious dead-end staircase.

Mr. Malice, undead gentleman, is pronounced 'super dead' with a bullet-sized stake in his chest. All signs point to Joel being the killer! Also, Andrew and Elly deal with a stowaway.

Ever since the crash, Rya's circuits have gone haywire, forcing another system shutdown. But now she has somehow rebooted and has gotten access to the station's weaponry.

Andrew and Elly's rescue efforts are making some headway until their spaceship runs out of gas and lands on Shonenia, a planet of angsty teenage boys. Phil picks up on a potential threat from an old rival.

Rya finds a charming sea creature and the two fall in love and become immediately engaged. Phil and Joel both feel alarmed and suspicious about this, though they're not sure why, and try to stop the ceremony. Elly tracks down a slimeball with information on Joel and Phil's whereabouts.

Joel explores deeper into the station, but when he doesn't return after a few days, one of his many failed robot creations termporarily takes his place. Elly and Andrew stumble onto a secret meeting that could affect everyone's destiny.

Phil challenges Joel's scientific credibility due to Joel not having any sort of educational diploma. Joel becomes determined to earn one and prove Phil wrong.

When the rulers of the undersea planet are attacked by an incoming swarm of aliens, they quickly ordain Phil as leader and hitail it out of there, leaving Phil and crew at the aliens' mercy.

Tales from the homeland. Slim tries to make Craig into a Hollywood sensation.

Tales from the homeland. Keen's new occupation is showrunner of a marching band camp, which Keen suspects is actually a secret alien drug ring.

Joel's exploration of the station finally reaches success when he finds a secret door. Upon pushing buttons inside the room, they set off a timed detonation -- OF THE ENTIRE PLANET. In the ensuing chaos, the crew must hitch a ride on one of the escaping alien spacecraft, defeat their empire, and find their way home.

Everyone is back on Earth and life is back to normal, but noone wants life to be back to normal. Joel and Phil try to create some down to earth ACTION PACKED THRILLS.

Stomach King tracks the crew back to Earth and tries to form an unholy union of villains to take them on.

Evil returns?! Has Elly gone off her rocker? Joel and Phil battle another nefarious scheme of their arch-nemesis.

Thanks to the help of George Lucas, Rya becomes a fully human woman. Joel and Phil are helpless to intervene.

Phil and Joel attempt to sabotage Elly's date with her new suitor, for different reasons.

Joel and Phil wake up to find the neighborhood populated by a bunch of dopplegangers and fan creations. They band together with their neighbors across the street to put a stop to the madness.

Phil is against an inappropriate video game being sold in stores. Joel, feeling this is an act of betrayal against all that is videogamedom, becomes bitter enemies.

With the house destroyed, Joel and Phil need a new place to live, while sinister forces plot against them. So forceful these sinistrals be!!

Worried about her sanity, Jessica leaves the show, thrusting June back into the spotlight but leaving Joel dazed and confused.

PART 1 OF 3. A mysterious woman rolls into town on motorcycle; it's Joel's ex-wife. Meanwhile, Phil discovers a secret invention of Joel's hidden far away.

PART 2 OF 3. Joel tracks down a rogue robot creation, while Phil journeys backwards through the ages of time.

PART 3 OF 3. Joel goes on a corporate-approved 'zany' adventure through the chosen land, while the rest of the cast try to do without Joel or Phil around.

Episode 1 is crunked up from crazy time antics.

Joel unwittingly becomes the King of All Gamers, and is kidnapped by nerds to oversee their kingdom of WoW shards and fried foods fried within other fried foods.