Episode 1

Show Dog

Wed Jun 23 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

In this episode, the dog's family enters him in a rodeo showcase of the stars! His family believes him to be specially talented, but as we all see, the magic's in the making...

Episode 2

Hot Dog at the Zoo

Wed Jun 23 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

In this episode the Binsfords enroll our hero in a painting lesson, but he soon sees that you shouldnt try to seperate a baby cheetah from its petuitary gland!

Episode 3

Doggone Girl is Mine

Wed Jun 30 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

In this episode, the family's nonexistent pet cat gets a girlfriend. Too bad she's really just a lantern! The kid tries to kill the cat and the lanbtern, and the cat kisses the lantern and is electricuted. The kid ends up cutting up the cat and giving him to the local korean restaurant as the blue plate special! Pure genius!

Episode 4

Enemy Dog

Wed Jul 07 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

Episode 5

Eye on the Sparrow

Wed Jul 07 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

Episode 6

Call of the Mild

Wed Jul 14 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

Episode 7

Dog Days of Summer

Wed Jul 21 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

Episode 8

Party Animal

Wed Jul 21 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

Episode 9

Family Dog Goes Homeless

Wed Jul 28 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

Episode 10

Family Dog Gets Good and Sick

Wed Jul 28 1993

Directed by, Clive A. Smith |

Written by, Dennis Klein |

Episode 11

Pilot

Thu Jan 01 1970

Directed by, Brad Bird |

Written by, Brad Bird |

In the original Amazing Stories 2nd Season 1987 episode, a dog (simply called "the dog", played by a Bull Terrier) is the main character, portrayed in three stories: The first involves general misadventures in the house, with him being both ignored and somewhat mistreated by his owners. The second is a "home movie" showing their Christmas (the family narrates), which culminates with the dog eating the turkey. In the third robbers break into the family's house twice, so the father sends the dog to attack dog school to learn how to become a "quivering, snarling, white-hot ball of canine terror" and fend off burglars.