Daniel Dominguez — Writer
Episodes 9
Captain Underpants and the Vexing Villiany of the Vile Vimpire
After Erica critiques their comic book, George and Harold create a brand-new character -- a vampire who sucks the joy out of everything.
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Squishy Predicament of the Stanley Peet's Stinky Pits
Holy guacamole! George and Harold are so determined to win an avocado-growing contest that they accidentally turn their science teacher into a monster.
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Jarring Jerkiness of the Judge J.O.R.T.S.
The boys' latest comic inspires their jorts-wearing Spanish teacher to become a superhero with otherworldly powers.
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Soggy Salvation of the Swirling Sweatnami
The boys travel back in time to stop Mr. Krupp from becoming a bully, only to find that their plan has turned him into a ruthless businessman.
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Troublesome Treachery of the Thieving Toot Fairy
It's a race against time as George and Harold try to get Mr. Krupp fired before he can have them expelled. But first: a faceoff with the Toot Fairy!
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Preposterous Pulverizing of the Pestering Poopacabra
George and Harold train a rat for extra credit. But when their subject escapes into the sewers, he's doused with toxic waste and becomes ... Poopacabra!
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Bizarre Blitzkrieg of the Bothersome Butt-erflies
The boys use Melvin's new animal hybrid invention to make a creature that's a cross between a butt and a fly. But these butt-erflies are real monsters!
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Crazy Caustic Spray of the Contagious Cruelius Sneezer
George and Harold trick Melvin into turning their bus into a time machine so they can reroute their field trip and see what ancient Rome was really like.
Read MoreCaptain Underpants and the Angry Abnormal Atrocities of the Astute Animal Aggressors
Stuck in separate camps, Harold and George unleash a hyperintelligent talking possum to scare the pants off of Krupp. What could possibly go wrong?
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