Small Boner. Chameleon Chaos. Twin Studies. A woman comes to analyze the twins to prove her theory that all twins are similar, identical or not. Friend Fight. Miss Rectal Kissy. Petrified Pooless. The Winkles leave Wayne in charge of their animals while they are away, but all Wayne wants to do is watch their giant television. Fart Wars. Date Dupe. Patsy McCloud asks Lucien to come over to her house, and Lucien thinks he has been asked on a date.
Agent XXX. Room Rage. Dirty Pants Monkey. Mr Winkle's Monkey. Wicked Wendy. Pubic Haircut Horrors. After finding an old fashioned laundry mangle, the Cramps get very nostalgia for the good ol' days. No Means Yes, Sex means Sex. Spy's Pies.
A woman named Beady is very interested in Mrs Cramp's blinding white laundry and tries to get the secret to it through Mr Cramp. Home On The Range.
Picket, Picket. Sick Daze, Dick Saze. Wayne tries to get off school for catching a cold while Lucien protects himself from getting the gonorrhea by knitting a tulip petal vest. He appears to be allergic to tulip petals as seen when he breaks out in a rash on his torso in school. He catches the flu as a result in the end.
Big Baby. The boys' cousin comes to visit and isn't as innocent as she acts. Ad Bad. Barrack Cramp's House. Episode takes place in the Lucien's ancestor's family house, where two homosexualists: John and Jack have sexual intercourse and their caught by their catholic mother. Actually the episode has little to do with the rest. Lucien, Wayne, Tony and Wendy don't appear there.
In fact, none of the heroes of the other episodes. Alien Glow. Pubic Worm Funeral. After throwing Lucien's eldest worm a funeral, Wayne starts getting interested in mummification. One Sock Boner. Wolfman Wayne.
The lives of two mob hitmen, a boxer, a gangster and his wife, and a pair of diner bandits intertwine in four tales of violence and redemption Fur Fungus. Weepy Wayne. First Crusher. Wayne goes up against a wrestler at a carnival to win prize money, while Tony is afraid of being kidnapped by the owner for his freak show.
Triker Trouble. Heart Wrench. Wayne falls for Joanne and makes Wendy jealous. Egg Bound. Lucien finds an abandoned testicle in the swamp and raises it, but it attracts unwanted attention from hungry swamp people. Tony is once again sad about being short when he can't ride a new rollercoaster, and Mr Cramp tries to win a teddy bear on a turnip game.
Lucien takes care of the class rabbit Hank over the holiday, but Wayne is the only one who can train him. Cricket Slayer. Lucien becomes haunted after watching a cricket get hit by a car, and Wayne decides to feed his fear. Agent Wet Pants.
Wendy House. Cramp vs. When Wayne hears all the cool things Marco's parents have done for him, he tries to get his parents divorced. Webcam Wayne. While Lucien tries to expose his bad behaviour, Wayne becomes famous on the internet as the anonymous "Trike Dude". Lice-ence to Kill. The Season 3 started in August 13, and ended in July 15, The Season 4 also finale began in February 3, and ended that same year but still airing in the USA.
The show is currently licensed to Cartoon Network. It also showed in some parts of Africa. This was originally intended to be a sneak peek for the series to air September 16, with The Cramp Twins continuing to air in its original slot.
A press release went out about a possible 3-part finale answering any unanswered questions, but the show returned in the summer of August 3, , and later with more new episodes. There is various evidence from sources that the Winkles are "swamp folk" and relations of Tony's ancestors.
In the episode where the toilet is clogged Tony and his father cites "the deeper you go, the more you know" in realization that their basement links to Mr. Winkle's mansion's foundations, where his "ancestors left for a pure and earthy existence".
In hearing this, he decided to pay Mr. Parsons the sum for cleaning the house that he before refused, otherwise their secret link would be revealed. Parsons pays a visit to Mr. Winkle reminding him "you can take the man out of the swamp but you can't take the swamp out of the man", reminding him they used to race with his swamp name "Eely". Winkle is almost always present and knows all swamp phenomenon, such as the mystery egg which, by swamp tradition, gave good luck. He also frequently visits the swamp to eat dumb radishes.
Furthermore, he knows about the "crested marsh swallow", a swamp resident, and ordered them to be delivered to his residence when Tony told Lucien they are "delicious". In the episode "Soap Day" where it rains soap, Tony tells that the people of Soap City have an immunity to soap that outsiders, and Swamp Folk, don't. Later, Tony is seen delivering a package to Mr. Winkles house, where Mr. Winkle and Wendy were coughing. Winkle and Parsons become friends in the episode Wendy Boy where they camp out in the night.
Winkle pays a visit to "old man Parsons" to prepare his food for him, suggesting he did this in the past. Winkle's office is full of various swamp objects, and in a number of episodes, Mrs. Winkle refers to the office as "the ugly room. Winkle hits it like Mr. Parsons did.
He has neat, black hair, and always wears a black suit, a white shirt, and a black tie. It is suggested in episode 'Alien Glow', that he is an alien, and in episode 'Agent W', a spy. While neither of these suspicions are confirmed, Agent X does have a talent for vanishing in fast and silent ways, impossible for normal people to perform. He appears to have an obsession for cleanliness, like Mrs.
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