Ruby Gloom

Ruby plans a surprise party for everyone but due to a series of mishaps and broken telephone, everyone gets the wrong impression that Ruby's moving out. They plot various ways to make her stay not the least of which is Misery acting "happy" (result: disaster). Meanwhile, Frank and Len actually think Ruby is dying and do everything they can to console her during the inevitable "5 stages of death".

The gang is shocked to discover that Scaredy Bat has never actually flown due to nerves and a "woozy" reaction to heights. Ruby takes the lead as they try to help him conquer his fear. But it's not until Scaredy Bat finds a good reason to fly that he actually learns he can - when his friend Ruby is in danger and he has to save her.

Doom's odd behavior includes pointing to things that aren't there, Ruby starts to worry.

During a raucous game of Hide n? Seek, Mr. Buns goes missing. Acting the part of a 1940's film noire detective, Skull Boy interrogates the suspects, walking everyone through reenactments of the fateful moments before Mr. Buns? disappearance. Luckily, Mr. Buns is not the victim of foul play and is found safe and sound in the laundry room after being caught up in someone's wash.

Iris' latest adventure craze "coiled spring jumping" proves that enough is never enough for Iris.

The whole house is a hive of activity as everyone prepares for the upcoming science fair.

When Poe injures his wing, he is soon driving everyone crazy with his incessant demands.

Ruby acts as Frank and Len's manager and suggests they get a girl singer for their upcoming appearance at Gloomapalooza. The auditions are fruitless, until they hear a beautiful pop-sounding voice from somewhere in the house. Eventually, they discover its Misery, but she's sleepwalking. Turns out, she can only sing when she's asleep. They go about trying to get her to sleep so they can rehearse. But then realize they have to keep her awake so she's tired enough to sleep for the performance. It's not until Poe steps in with an anecdote backstage, that Misery is knocked out enough to rock the house in the finale.

Frank and Len are writing a rock opera for everyone in the house to star in at the Gloomsville Music Hall.

It's Club Day in Gloomsville. The gang splinter off to form clubs and prepare for the club's appearance in the big Gloomsville parade.

When a cute little bunny lands on Ruby's doorstep, everybody is charmed by its sweet nature.

The annual holiday of Yam Ween is upon the gang.

Skull Boy thinks he's a descendant of Shakespeare, he spouts his own love sonnets making Iris and Misery instantly crush on him.

Boo Boo's future at the mansion is on the line when Mr. White and Mr. White, fed up with Boo Boo's practical jokes, attempt to cure him of his pranking with a stint at the "prank tank" rehab facility. Meanwhile, Ruby tries to help Scardey Bat overcome his fear of, well, everything.

Once in a blue moon the dreaded Luna Monster appears and tonight is the night.

Thanks to a timely idea from Ruby, Skull Boy invents the amazing eon-hopping "Time Vaulter" and travels back to the past.

Skull Boy, Misery, Iris and Poe make the finals of the Gloomsville Town Challenge.

It's the 7th anniversary of the Day Misery Was Rescued from an Ice Floe and Ruby wants to make it extra special.

When Misery is off to visit a relative, the clouds, rain and entire storm system seems to go with her.

Poe has taken up a volunteer position with the Gloomsville Office of Records and is having a heck of a time finding new record breakers.

After Iris and Squig mistakenly crash into Skull Boy's Tower, Skull Boy moves in with Poe until the Tower can be fixed.

Scaredy Bat is terrified at the prospect of losing his wisdom tooth for fear of losing all his wisdom.

Venus is pulling out her roots! The screenplay writing contest deadline is in two days and she hasn't written a word.

Ruby suggests that Iris joins forces with Mr. Mumbles to build the ultimate amusement park.

Filmmaker Skull Boy sets out to bring his latest script, "The Adventures Of Skull Kid" to the big screen. When his "vision" proves far too ambitious, Ruby suggests that he scale back on his story and make it ?more personal. Taking her advice to heart, Skull Boy concocts a whacky cartoon based on Ruby and his friends...to very mixed reviews!