Canceled/Renewed Watch Episodes Recently Aired Episodes Latest Blogs API Center TVRage Survey
 
[–] Show Menu
 
[–] Merchandise
 
[+] Empty Sections
 
[+] Show Contribs
 
[+] Episode Contribs
 
[–] Login
Username:

Password:




• Forgot Password
• Free Sign Up
 
(Change Layout)Sealab 2021  
Main:
Show Info:
Show Info:
« Season 1   Settings    All Season (Printable Guide) Season 4 »
S-1 | S-2 | S-3 | S-4 | All
Season 1
1 :01x01 - Radio Free Sealab (Dec/21/2000)
Captain Murphy, bored as ever, decides to start his own pirate radio station. It doesn't take long until the FCC is on to him, eventually starting an all-out war.
Guest Stars: Molly Charette as Various
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: John J. Miller, Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
2 :01x02 - I, Robot (Dec/30/2000)
While Sealab floods, the crew gets into a heated debate about what it would be like if they put their brains in robot bodies.
Guest Stars: Molly Charette as Various
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: John J. Miller, Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
3 :01x03 - HappyCake (Dec/30/2000)
When Murphy's HappyCake oven is stolen by Sparks, unknown to the Captain, Murphy holds the entire crew responsible and goes insane. Meanwhile, Marco and Hesh compete to be Sparks' new henchman.
Guest Stars: Molly Charette as Various
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: John J. Miller, Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
4 :01x04 - Chickmate (Sep/02/2001)
Debbie DuPree wants to have a baby and interviews all the eligible males on Sealab. Meanwhile, Stormy wonders if its okay to call Debbie DuPree "White Debbie" and Debbie Love "Black Debbie."
Guest Stars: Angela Gibbs as Debbie Love
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Chris Ward (1), Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1), John J. Miller
 
5 :01x05 - Predator (Sep/16/2001)
A flesh-eating invisible monster has invaded Sealab and is killing everyone. After several failed attempts to stop the creature, the crew tries to lure it into a trap by having Dolphin Boy wear a life jacket made of meat.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1), John J. Miller, Chris Ward (1)
 
6 :01x06 - Lost In Time (Sep/30/2001)
After a huge explosion, Stormy and Quinn are sent 15 minutes back in time. They try to stop Sealab from exploding, but Captain Murphy imprisons them. Sealab explodes again and the two are sent back in time as the cycle continues.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Chris Ward (1), Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1), John J. Miller
 
7 :01x07 - Little Orphan Angry (Oct/14/2001)
When Sealab hosts a dying orphan for the Final Request Foundation (a young drifter aptly named Griff), Captain Murphy fears pestilence and Sparks has plans to harvest his organs for the black market. Little do they know Griff has chosen Sealab because their powerful offshore computers will allow him to access and steal the charity's online bank account.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson, John J. Miller, Chris Ward (1)
 
8 :01x08 - Waking Quinn (Oct/21/2001)
While lounging in the pool, Dr. Quinn is repeatedly electrocuted by Stormy, who is throwing various devices into the water. What ensues is a series of bizarre hallucinations from Quinn, some containing obscure cultural references, but all of which are strangely hysterical.
Guest Stars: Lia Redding as Orphan
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Adam Reed (1), John J. Miller, Matt Thompson, Chris Ward (1)
 
9 :01x09 - All That Jazz (Oct/28/2001)
Murphy is stuck under a soda machine. To make matters worse, everyone else is out at a concert in China and can't help him! To make matters worse still, who should happen upon poor, defenseless Murphy but an angry scorpion and a tooth-collecting maintenance robot?
Guest Stars: Bill Lobley as Employee, Nelson Barnes as Employee, Roy Clark (1) as Employee, Damon Frost as Employee, John Builder as Employee, Charles Finnell as Employee, Roy Binder as Employee, Doris Geller as Employee, Betsy Brooks as Employee, George Lowe as Dick, Adam Reed (1) as Bebop Cola Machine, Chris Ward (1) as Salesman #1, Matt Thompson as Salesman #2, Lee Duncan (1) as Employee, Debbie Wrege as Employee
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Maiellaro, Chris Ward (1), Dave Willis (1), Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Songs: Chris Ward (1) -- Fett's Vette
 
10 :01x10 - Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch (Dec/09/2001)
Murphy, sick of looking at the cold, bare surroundings of Sealab, decides to hire a "Feng Shui" decorator to liven the place up, but quickly exhausts the lab's entire budget. Quinn isn't convinced and soon learns that Master Loo is actually an impostor.
Guest Stars: Dave Willis (1) as Meatwad, Dana Snyder as Master Shake, John J. Miller as Master Loo
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: John J. Miller, Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1), Chris Ward (1), Matt Maiellaro, Dave Willis (1)
 
11 :01x11 - In the Closet (Apr/07/2002)
As the result of a faulty door, Captain Murphy gets himself, along with the Sealab crew, locked in a tool closet. Due to a bullied childhood, the Captain feels the need to start sucker punching any and everyone he can. This only complicates the matter as the crew figures out how to escape.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
12 :01x12 - Stimutacs (Apr/28/2002)
Sparks gets the crew of Sealab addicted to a new herbal supplement he created. While it's mostly made of kelp, thanks to a secret ingredient it causes massive neurological damage to anyone who takes it. Before long, Sparks has a lab of junkies hooked on his invention.
Guest Stars: Adam Reed (1) as Mardock
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
13 :01x13 - Swimming in Oblivion (May/05/2002)
In a special behind the scenes episode of Sealab, Harry Goz shows himself as a stubborn ox that really doesn't get along with Erik Estrada during the shooting process. Erik often becomes mad and retires to his trailer. Meanwhile, Kate Miller and Ellis Henican complain about their tacky doll counterparts.
Guest Stars: Tiffany Morgan as Reporter
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: John J. Miller, Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
Season 2
14 :02x01 - Der Dieb (May/12/2002)
A series of unexplained thefts leads Murphy to declare "Martian law". In the ensuing madness, everyone ends up blaming Quinn for all the thefts.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
15 :02x02 - Policy (Nov/03/2002)
Murphy runs up a huge credit card bill and is in major debt. To pay off his debt, Murphy sends the crew to find sunken treasure.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
16 :02x03 - Hail Squishface (Nov/10/2002)
A sexy Asian lady sells Murphy a cute little Gloop. Soon, the Gloop starts to multiply, leaving the crew to deal with another mess.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
17 :02x04 - Bizarro (Nov/17/2002)
The Sealab crew encounters their alter egos from a "Bizarro" universe.
Guest Stars: Adam Reed (1) as Bizzaro Dr. Quinn
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson
 
18 :02x05 - Legend of Baggy Pants (Nov/24/2002)
After trying to play a game of golf near the reactor core, Murphy goes looking for the pro shop and gets lost in the process. Meanwhile, Hesh is turned into "Monster Hesh."
 
19 :02x06 - Tinfins (Dec/08/2002)
A hostess interviews Marco, the animators, and the producers of "Tinfins" -- a new movie coming out staring the crew of Sealab. This episode is constantly interrupted by commercials for Grizzlebees, a restaurant that serves onion products. Kid N Play have cameos.
Guest Stars: Christopher Martin (2) as Himself (as Play), Christopher Reid as Himself (as Kid)
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Chris Ward (1), John Miller (1)
 
20 :02x07 - 7211 (Dec/15/2002)
A nuclear submarine crashes outside the station, and the crew of Sealab (in a rare serious episode) must work quickly to stop an environmental disaster from happening.
Guest Stars: Angela Gibbs as Debbie Love
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Matt Thompson, John Miller (1), Adam Reed (1)
 
21 :02x08 - Feast of Alvis (Dec/29/2002)
Members of the crew complain of religious insensitivity when Murphy tries to arrange a feast in celebration of Alvistide. Can the spirit of Alvis show Murphy's the true meaning of Alvisitide?
Director: Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
22 :02x09 - Brainswitch (May/26/2003)
An accident leaves Quinn comatose and Stormy allegedly smarter, leading everyone to believe they switched brains.
Guest Stars: John Miller (1) as Master Loo, Matt Thompson as Himself, Adam Reed (1) as Himself
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
23 :02x10 - Vacation (Jun/02/2003)
When Dr. Quinn forcibly takes a well-deserved vacation, the crew tries to find out what he's doing.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson
 
24 :02x11 - Fusebox (Jun/09/2003)
When Captain Murphy blows a fuse, Sealab goes black. The crew is forced to deal with total darkness.
Guest Stars: Adam Reed (1) as Wally Gator
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Chris Ward (1)
 
25 :02x12 - Article 4 (Jun/16/2003)
Everyone on the Sealab crew is promoted to captain due to Article 4, but Quinn refuses to take the position because he has not earned it himself. Meanwhile, Murphy tries to get everyone captain hats.
Guest Stars: Simon Yin as Asian Men
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Frank McElrath, Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
26 :02x13 - Return to Oblivion (Nov/16/2003)
In a sequel to the 'Swimming in Oblivion' episode, a network representative tries to find something to throw out in order to save Sealab, which has been heading downhill. What he finds is a drunken director, the dolphin boys shot up with anti-growth enzymes, and a horrible discovery in Erik Estrada's trailer.
Guest Stars: Chris Ward (1) as Yes Brains, Tom Maboka as Big Brain, Dolphin Boy Twins
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1)
 
Season 3
27 :03x01 - Splitsville (Nov/23/2003)
The Debbie and Quinn break up becomes the talk of Sealab. Meanwhile, Dr. Virjay gets his old rock band back together.
Guest Stars: Adam Reed (1) as Doctor Virjay
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1)
 
28 :03x02 - Tourist Season (Nov/30/2003)
Murphy makes a commercial for tourists to come visit Sealab to pay for the money they didn't even owe before the commercial was made.
Guest Stars: Tiffany Morgan as Unknown, Christian Danley as Unknown, Neal Holman as Unknown
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson, John J. Miller
 
29 :03x03 - Red Dawn (Dec/07/2003)
In an ode to George Orwell's "1984," Murphy turns Sealab communist. The crew quickly turn on each other in hopes of gaining leverage in their new society, while Murphy orders Quinn to make an atomic bomb.
Guest Stars: Bill Lobley as President, Don Kennedy as Admiral, Adam Reed (1) as General #2, Dave Roberts (2) as General #1, Ed Munoy as Phil
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
30 :03x04 - Meet Beck Bristow (Dec/14/2003)
The famous Beck Bristow visits Sealab.
Guest Stars: Brian Bloom as Beck Bristow
Writer: Adam Reed (1)
 
31 :03x05 - I, Robot, Really (Dec/21/2003)
In a follow up to the pilot episode, Quinn gives the crew robotic bodies. Soon, chaos ensues.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson, John Miller (1)
 
32 :03x06 - Frozen Dinner (Dec/31/2003)
The people at Ice Station Zebra need help, and the crew tries to help them.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
33 :03x07 - Tornado Shanks (Jan/11/2004)
The crew holds interviews for a new captain to replace Murphy. The crew meets Tornado Shanks, a football coach who has no experience as an undersea research captain. With a little help from Black Debbie (Debbie Love), Shanks strives to lead the Sealab football team to victory against the Smash Mouth Robot Prison Guards football team.
Guest Stars: Michael Goz as Tornado Shanks
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
34 :03x08 - ASHDTV (Jun/20/2004)
The crew steals the ASHDTV from Spacelab, not knowing that it will explode.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
35 :03x09 - Chalkboard Jungle (Jun/27/2004)
When Debbie Love is out sick, Quinn agrees to teach her fourth grade class. Shanks tags along for the fun.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
36 :03x10 - Dearly Beloved Seed (Jul/04/2004)
In this episode written by Sealab fan mcheshpants420, Captain Shanks wants to pass on the Shanks name by having a child, but he's had no luck in meeting women. Instead he plans to get Hesh and Debbie Dupree to marry each other, have a kid, and then he'll adopt their kid as his own. But when the big day arrives, drug abuse, jealousy, gunplay, Matrix parodies, and other craziness ensues.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Chris Ward (1), Adam Reed (1)
 
37 :03x11 - Craptastic Voyage (Jul/11/2004)
When Shanks has a brain tumor, he refuses treatment. Quinn, Debbie Dupree, and Stormy must travel inside Shanks to cure him. Meanwhile, Debbie Love agrees to go on a date with the dying Shanks.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Chris Ward (1)
 
38 :03x12 - Let `Em Eat Corn (Jul/18/2004)
When Stormy is fed up with paying taxes, he convinces Shanks to Captain Shanks to declare Sealab a sovereign nation. They call it "Sealabia" and acquire nuclear arms from England. Soon everyone gets the same idea and form separate countries, which leads to a (what else) nuclear war that threatens Sealab with utter annihilation.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
39 :03x13 - Neptunati (Jul/25/2004)
The crew learns that Captain Shanks is a member of a world-manipulating secret society, the Brotherhood of Neptune. They all are initiated (the process includes long-winded oaths and drinking human blood through a crazy straw.) Soon, Stormy takes Shanks new mystical trinket, the Trident of Neptune, for a joyride. Can Shanks and the gang stop him from waking the dreaded Kraken?
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
Season 4
40 :04x01 - Isla de Chupacabras (Nov/14/2004)
Shanks takes the whole crew out of Sealab and onto an island to hunt for the legendary Chupacabra. However the island's Chupacabra, tree-cobras, and man-eating trees have other plans for the gang.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Frank McElrath, Matt Thompson
 
41 :04x02 - Joy of Grief (Nov/21/2004)
After Marco's death, a therapist named Joy helps the crew with their emotions, but Quinn suspects that something isn't right.
Guest Stars: Marsha Crenshaw as Joy, Matt Thompson as Sharko
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Frank McElrath, Adam Reed (1)
 
42 :04x03 - Green Fever (Nov/28/2004)
A "green fever" epidemic breaks out in Sealab just in time for Debbie Dupree's 5th 30th birthday bash. Meanwhile, as Quinn tries to save the victims, Stormy and Sparks try to sneak the uninvited Hesh into Debbie's party.
Guest Stars: Adam Reed (1) as Doctor Virjay
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1)
 
43 :04x04 - Sharko's Machine (Dec/05/2004)
Debbie Love decides to help Sharko pass the Civil Servant test after Shanks refuses to hire him. She asks Quinn to help, but he refuses because of a racial comment Sharko made towards him. Meanwhile, Hesh and Stormy try to grow a magic beanstalk.
Guest Stars: Matt Thompson as Sharko
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
44 :04x05 - Return of Marco (Dec/12/2004)
Marco, who died a few episodes ago, returns to Sealab.
Guest Stars: Matt Thompson as Sharko
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
45 :04x06 - Casinko (Mar/06/2005)
The gang finds out that Sealab was built on an ancient Indian burial ground and is now sinking into the ocean floor. John Bear, Sealab's only resident Native American, is the last hope. But in order to save Sealab, Shank's must agree to turn the Mess Hall into a casino. But once the casino opens John Bear still won't stop the sinking (or let Debbie have a lounge show).
Guest Stars: Jeremy Schwartz as John Bear, Matt Thompson as Sharko
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
46 :04x07 - Butchslap (Mar/13/2005)
Marco convinces Debbie to give up her slutty ways through a pep talk, leading her to dump Quinn and find religion. Sparks recognizes the pep talk from a 60's show, which leads an angry, drunken Quinn to call the network on the fugitive TV star Marco.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Chris Ward (1)
 
47 :04x08 - Monkey Banana Raffle (Mar/20/2005)
An eccentric trillionaire named Max Stone (a parody of Richard Branson) buys Sealab and starts annoying the crew.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
48 :04x09 - Shrabster (Mar/28/2005)
The police want Captain Shanks in a story that is revealed in reverse (a la Pulp Fiction). But it involves a monster, a plan to improve the world, and more Grizzlebee's commercials.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
49 :04x10 - Cavemen (Apr/04/2005)
Quinn and Stormy are stuck in a cave with only 10 minutes of oxygen as Sealab burns.
Directors: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
Writer: Adam Reed (1)
 
50 :04x11 - Moby Sick (Apr/11/2005)
A terminally ill whale named Abalon comes to Sealab and asks Doctor Quinn to kill him. While Quinn wonders whether or not he could end a life, Stormy recognizes Abalon as the star of a show called ‘I Gotta Have That Dick' and starts bugging him with fan fics.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1)
 
51 :04x12 - No Waterworld (Apr/17/2005)
All the water around Sealab has disappeared, and left Sealab high and dry. Once again its up to Quinn to save the day.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
 
52 :04x13 - Legacy of Laughter (Apr/25/2005)
In a spoof of those tacky TV specials, Legacy of Laughter is a look back on five years of Sealab. The special features a tribute to the late Harry Goz.
Directors: Adam Reed (1), Matt Thompson
Writer: John Miller (1), Matt Thompson, Adam Reed (1), Dave Willis (1), Chris Ward (1)
 
Contact | Terms Of Service | Privacy Policy | Copyright | RSS Feeds
Digg Furl Del.icio.us Google