The Gnarfs

Freeman believes the Gnarfs are ill, as Gobbo has turned yellow and is all swollen after he was bitten by a Zork. He sets up a hospital and cures one Gnarf after the other, even though they're not ill at all.

The Gnarfs damage Freeman's radio. Freeman goes crazy and through a technical defect he turns himself into Freeminator. The Gnarfs find this super.

Freeman teaches the Gnarfs arithmetic. Unfortunately, he doesn't take into account that the examples he gives using chomps and numbers of clubs don't really introduce the Gnarfs to arithmetic, but stir up much more primitive drives.

Freeman attempts to teach the Gnarfs manners. He starts off with the rule ladies first. A large number of doors are set up in front of the rocket, which the Gnarfs then use for completely different purposes.

Freeman and Russ try to perform psychotherapy on Gamma. In addition, Russ is hypnotized by Freeman. When all Gnarfs lie down on the couch, even the couch goes crazy.

After rehearsals with the Gnarfs for a classical play are unsuccessful, Freeman alters the direction of his lessons and winds up with a circus. The Gnarfs seem to be quite acrobatic, but this is unfortunately a misunderstanding.

Freeman wants to teach the Gnarfs farming. From a chomp fruit, a tendril grows high into the sky. The gigantic fruit that then sprouts from it threatens to strike dead the entire population.

Freeman intends to win the Gnarfs over for the idea of compassion and brotherly love. What better time is there for this than Christmas. He confronts the Gnarfs with Christmas rituals from a wide variety of cultures.

To prevent the Zorks from continuously stealing chomps, an early-warning and communication system is installed. When the alarm is raised, it appears to the Gnarfs as if Freeman were the chomp thief.

The Gnarfs are to act as artists. Freeman interprets everything they produce as art. He gets into an argument with Gabba, who doesn't understand why the chomp stock is cordoned off with a red rope.

Freeman prescribes the Gnarfs relaxation and sets up a holiday camp with Russ. But this only leads to more stress for all.

Freeman wishes to analize the Gnarfs' natural capacities for civilizational purposes. He tries to teach them Asian martial arts. Due to a misunderstanding, Freeman feels challenged to a duel with Gabba.

Freeman mistakenly holds Gabba to be a genius. In the attempt to prove it, he puts his own intelligence in question.