I Am Weasel

Weasel and I.R. embark on a journey to the Moon with the goal of developing a sustainable, oxygen-based ecosystem that includes cities and plant life.

Weasel and I.R. embrace their Viking personas, ready to engage in chaotic antics and mischief. Meanwhile, The Red Guy questions whether it's too late for him to switch roles and become a Viking cheerleader instead.

Weasel and I.R. embark on a voyage inspired by Christopher Columbus, seeking the legendary Drinking Fountain of Youth.

Weasel and I.R. find themselves in a new situation when they are brought in as substitutes for a family's children who have left for summer camp.

Cinder-Weasel dreams of attending the royal ball but faces obstacles from his cruel stepbrother, I.R. Baboon. With assistance from his mentor, The Red Guy, he seeks a way to overcome the challenges and reach his goal.

I.R. Baboon assumes the persona of Robin Hood, enlisting Weasel as his sidekick, Little John, in a comedic take on the classic outlaw tale.

Doctors Weasel and I.R. miniaturize themselves to perform a delicate operation, repairing a crack in The Red Guy's cheek.

I.R. Baboon, known as Baboon Man, is the superhero protagonist, with Weasel serving as his sidekick, Weasel Boy.

While working out at the gym, Weasel and I.R. become infatuated with Cow and Chicken's teacher.

I.R. receives a bicycle as a Christmas gift, and Weasel attempts to assist him, recognizing his lack of experience with it.

In a medieval setting, Weasel practices dentistry while also wielding wizardry, with his envious nurse, Baboon, by his side.

A documentary, narrated by The Red Guy, explores the fictional rivalry between The Right Bros. and the Wrong Bros.—Weasel and I.R.—as they compete to build the first airplane, inspired by the real-life story of the Wright Brothers.

Weasel and Baboon are prehistoric cave-men, with Weasel striving to invent new technologies in an effort to shape the future.

A narrator recounts the adventures of Weasel and Baboon, a traveling country music duo as they perform and interact with various characters along their journey.

Two U.S. Ground Force troops, Weasel and Baboon, are tasked with rescuing a stranded cat that is stuck in a tree.

Weasel and I.R. are time-traveling to the fourth grade, attending the same school as Cow and Chicken.

The Red Guy recounts the tale of Weasel and Baboon, who relocate to Paris in 1909 with dreams of becoming renowned artists.

Weasel and Baboon embark on a mission to capture a wild, unintelligent man named Fred. Though they succeed in capturing him, they struggle to communicate with him due to his incomprehensible speech.

Weasel, a hotel manager, is forced to enlist the help of his bumbling bellhop, I.R., when a famous cannibal actor checks in and threatens to eat him.

IR and Weasel attend a baseball game, but their differing levels of interest lead to conflict as Weasel wants to stay for the entire event while IR has no intention of doing so.

A red-butt baboon named Weasel, along with his friend I.R., becomes involved in a bee-inspired honey dance, leading to unexpected complications.

Weasel, a rogue scientist, creates I.R., an artificial being, in a lab hidden beneath a junkyard, exploring the consequences of playing god and the complex relationship between creator and creation.

Weasel's experiment with monkeys typing Shakespeare falls apart when most of the monkeys abandon the project, but he finds unexpected success when I.R. Baboon writes a best-selling book titled "A Troo Storee," despite its negative effect on readers' intelligence.

Weasel, a renowned rodeo cowboy, and Baboon, his rodeo clown, appear in an episode that also features Cow and Chicken's teacher and her husband.

Weasel and I.R. set out to find a mysterious figure known as Big Butt, who is later revealed to be The Red Guy.

Weasel and I.R. embark on a quest in the Middle Ages to find and slay a dragon.

Weasel, I.R., and The Red Guy believe they are the last people on Earth until they learn that an audience has been watching their show, revealing that Baboon is the true star of their act.