List of Men in Black: The Series episodes
The following is a list of episodes of Men in Black: The Series, an American television series that ran on Kids WB from October 11, 1997 to June 30, 2001.
Season 1: 1997–98
# | Title | Writer(s) | Director | Original airdate | Code |
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01 | "The Long Goodbye Syndrome" | Duane Capizzi | Frank Paur | October 11, 1997 | 01 |
On a mission to help stop a Skraaldian multiplication in a sewer, there was a struggle against one. J fires a Noisy Cricket at it, blowing it up. Now, he's a wanted target for every other Skraaldian on their home planet Skraal. And since the Skraaldians have a hive mentality and are locked on to his DNA, it won't be easy for J to escape. Only K can get him out of it. But will he in time? And why does nobody seem worried? | |||||
02 | "The Buzzard Syndrome" | Steve Roberts | Nathan Chew | October 18, 1997 | 02 |
Kay and Jay investigate a crashed alien ship in the woods. Soon they encounter Treblor, an alien cop from the Zombarian Retrieval Department. Treblor claims that the owner of the crashed ship is a dangerous fugitive named Z-Ron. While Jay goes out ahead to capture Z-Ron, Kay learns that "Treblor" is not who he says he is. | |||||
03 | "The Irritable Bow-Wow Syndrome" | Mark Amato | Frank Paur | October 25, 1997 | 03 |
Agents K and J investigate a Charnock landing site at a farm. Frank accidentally swallows a Void Density Core, capable of generating a black hole. Now the Charnock is after him! Can K and J save Frank from getting "sucked inside himself?" | |||||
04 | "The Alpha Syndrome" | Alexx Van Dyne | Michael Goguen | November 1, 1997 | 04 |
Investigating the theft of a Sintillian heart, Kay learns the culprit is Alpha, his former mentor, who stole a Verulian Cosmic Integrator and left Kay for dead years ago. But Kay and Jay discover that Alpha now has multiple alien body parts grafted onto his body, becoming even more dangerous. | |||||
05 | "The Undercover Syndrome" | Steve Roberts | Dennis Woodyard | November 8, 1997 | 05 |
Jay goes undercover as a Tarkan bodyguard at an alien conference to protect Dirndl, Trade Minister of Tarka, from an alien assassin. But with two dozen alien races present, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. | |||||
06 | "The Neuralyzer Syndrome" | Mark Amato | Dennis Woodyard | November 15, 1997 | 06 |
J wants to know more about K, but K doesn't want J to know much. While not paying attention, J neuralyzes K to the age of sixteen! With K's memory gone, he and J need stop the Chop-Shoppers, a group of black market starship thieves. Note: This episode is no longer shown in America due to the events of 9/11. | |||||
07 | "The Symbiote Syndrome" | Alexx Van Dyne | Nathan Chew | November 22, 1997 | 07 |
When Kay is infected with Millicrons, Jay takes his place on an assignment to transport a teenaged symbiote named Troy to New York City. He has to do it within twenty hours, or be permanently absorbed by Troy. But Buzzard returns and is looking to capture the symbiote for his mysterious boss. | |||||
08 | "The Inanimate Syndrome" | Thomas Pugsley, Greg Klein | Michael Goguen | December 6, 1997 | 08 |
An Inanimate, a shapeshifter capable of disguising itself as inanimate objects, escapes from prison to Earth. But the MIB get some help from Eileen, an intergalactic cop that stirs up some old feelings for Kay. | |||||
09 | "The Psychic Link Syndrome" | Steve Roberts | Nathan Chew | December 13, 1997 | 09 |
An insane Alcidian named Forbus is hunting humans, draining them of their bodily fluids. But during the pursuit, Forbus forms a psychic link with Kay, making him feel whatever he feels. | |||||
10 | "The Head Trip Syndrome" | Thomas Pugsley, Greg Klein | Michael Goguen | December 20, 1997 | 12 |
Jay mistakes a Cerebro-Accelerator for a pair of head phones, making him the smartest man on Earth. However, this will also cause his brain to explode in twenty-two hours. But his advanced brain is MIB's only hope when alien hating bigot uses time travel to erase the five founders of MIB from existence. | |||||
11 | "The Elle of My Dreams Syndrome" | Greg Weisman | Frank Paur | January 10, 1998 | 10 |
Alien dream-eaters known as the Vermax attack the crew of a returning NASA space shuttle. When Kay, Jay and Elle arrive at the landing sight, a Vermax attaches itself to Jay and sends him into a deep sleep. Elle enters Jay's dreams to get him to wake up and remove the Vermax. | |||||
12 | "The I Married an Alien Syndrome" | Steve Roberts | Dennis Woodyard | February 14, 1998 | 13 |
The Blastula are increasing the temperature on Earth in their plot to colonize the planet. Meanwhile, Jay believes that Kay may be an alien spy for the Blastula. | |||||
13 | "The Take No Prisoners Syndrome" | Dean Stefan | Dennis Woodyard | May 16, 1998 | 11 |
Dr. Lupo and other inmates of MIB's prison ward manage to break out and incapacitate most of MIB. Only Jay and the worms can save the day. |
Season 2: 1998–99
# | Title | Writer(s) | Director | Original airdate | Code |
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14 | "The Little Big Man Syndrome" | Thomas Pugsley, Greg Klein | Nathan Chew | September 19, 1998 | 15 |
The Fmeks are stealing human suits from their enemies, the Arquillians. Jay gets shrunk down to their tiny size to find out what the Fmeks are up to. | |||||
15 | "The Quick Clone Syndrome" | Duane Capizzi | Mike Goguen | September 26, 1998 | 14 |
Agent J is working long hours. He wants some rest. When he noticed an Agent L quick clone, he asks L to launch him some. L is reluctant at first, but then she decides three and only three. Alpha's latest scheme – using his own J lookalike to steal Zed's brain – complicates matters. | |||||
16 | "The Heads You Lose Syndrome" | Alexx Van Dyne | Chris Dozois | October 3, 1998 | 16 |
Alpha is back and his alien attachments are falling apart. At first, he forces Jeebs to locate new body parts for him, but when he discovers that Troy the symbiote is at MIB, his plans change. | |||||
17 | "The Dog Eat Dog Syndrome" | Steve Roberts | Nathan Chew | October 10, 1998 | 17 |
Drekk, an old friend of Frank the Pug, is running loose on Earth. And Frank faces getting boiled alive if he helps Jay and Kay apprehend him. | |||||
18 | "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome" | Greg Weisman | Christopher Dozois | October 24, 1998 | 18 |
The Queen of the Bugs puts out a bounty on the MIB agent responsible for the demise of dearly-departed Edgar. Now Elle must escape from some nasty Bugs – including Edgar's brother, Edwin – looking to collect the reward. | |||||
19 | "The Jack O'Lantern Syndrome" | Robin Jill Burger | Michael Goguen | October 31, 1998 | 19 |
It's Halloween night and trick-or-treating with the worms gets dangerous when Jay comes across an alien that kidnaps children. | |||||
20 | "The Sonic Boom Syndrome" | Steve Roberts | Nathan Chew | November 7, 1998 | 20 |
A sonic powered alien named Aldoosi escapes from Eileen and her new partner, Eidi. To track this fugitive down, Kay works with Eileen and Jay works with Eidi. | |||||
21 | "The Bad Seed Syndrome" | Alexx Van Dyne | Christopher Dozois | November 14, 1998 | 21 |
Parasites spread by alien seeds take over MIB and threaten the world. As the remaining agents try to stop it, Jay can't keep his mouth shut since he's accidentally been given a truth serum. | |||||
22 | "The Fmall, Fmall World Syndrome" | Duane Capizzi | Michael Goguen | November 21, 1998 | 22 |
Preparing to conquer Earth, the Fmeks break into MIB to get their tiny hands on a growth formula. They mistake one of the worms for the professor who created the formula and capture him. | |||||
23 | "The Black Christmas Syndrome" | Duane Capizzi | Michael Goguen | December 12, 1998 | 25 |
It's up to MIB to save Christmas when Drekk kidnaps Santa Claus. | |||||
24 | "The Supermen in Black Syndrome" | Steve Roberts | Nathan Chew | January 16, 1999 | 23 |
The Tomassitron Matter Amplifier grants Kay, Jay and Elle super powers as well as three alien criminals, leading to a super showdown. | |||||
25 | "The Star System Syndrome" | Greg Weisman | Christopher Dozois | January 23, 1999 | 24 |
Kay and Jay head to Hollywood to investigate the disappearances of alien actors. | |||||
26 | "The Blackguard Syndrome" | Jon Weisman, Greg Weisman | Nathan Chew | February 6, 1999 | 26 |
Alpha and Dak, Jeeb's brother, take over MIB's Blackguard satellite. Jay and Kay blast into space to stop them before they destroy MIB with it. |
Season 3: 1999–2000
# | Title | Writer(s) | Director | Original airdate | Code |
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27 | "The Worm-Guy Guy Syndrome" | Duane Capizzi | Jane Wu Soriano | October 30, 1999 | 302 |
Two Kalifadik law enforcement officials begin punishing the guilty on Earth, using teleportation guns to send them to an alien prison. As MIB tries to stop them, Jay and one of the worms pass through each in mid-teleportation and slowly turn into each other. | |||||
28 | "The Cold Sweat Syndrome" | Steve Melching | Bryan Andrews | November 6, 1999 | 303 |
Merged together, Alpha and Dak find themselves in Antarctica where a powerful alien spaceship lies buried. It's up to Kay, Jay, Jeebs and the worms to stop them from using it. | |||||
29 | "The Puppy Love Syndrome" | Tom Pugsley & Greg Klein | Christopher Berkeley | November 13, 1999 | 301 |
Frank the Pug meets an alien named Veronica and falls in love. But what he doesn't know is that Veronica works for Javkor, who is out to steal MIB's most powerful weapons | |||||
30 | "The Lost Continent Syndrome" | Dean Stefan | Christopher Berkeley | November 20, 1999 | 307 |
Kay and Jay have to stop alien terrorist Quintoon's plans to raise the legendary Atlantis continent. | |||||
31 | "The Way Out West Syndrome" | Tony Schilacci | Nathan Chew | November 27, 1999 | 305 |
When MIB fails to stop a Metaphite that threatens Phoenix, Jay and Kay have to travel back in time to the wild west to find the Metaphite's then vulnerable cocoon. Unfortunately, a Vexron living in that time is determined to make sure that they don't succeed. | |||||
32 | "The Mine, Mine, Mine Syndrome" | Tony Reitano | Darwyn Cooke | December 4, 1999 | 306 |
The Bug Queen herself has come to Earth and is hiding in hotel, waiting for her eggs to be able to hatch and take over. Making things more difficult for MIB is the presence of the Emperor Worm, who happens to be staying in the exact same hotel as the Bugs. | |||||
33 | "The Bye-Bye Worm Syndrome" | Alexx Van Dyne | Vincenzo Trippetti | December 11, 1999 | 311 |
When Zed orders the worms to be sent back to their home after another mishap, Jay does whatever he can to prove their innocence. | |||||
34 | "The Lights Out Syndrome" | Nick DuBois | Bryan Andrews | January 29, 2000 | 304 |
Kay is blinded by a Darkon ray and will need Jay's help to stop the Darkons from creating a permanent eclipse. | |||||
35 | "The Out to Pasture Syndrome" | Dean Stefan | Darwyn Cooke | February 12, 2000 | 308 |
Zed surprises everyone when he decides it's time to retire. Jay gets partnered with Elle since Kay is chosen to be the new head of MIB. As Zed is neuralyzed and embarks on a life of fishing in Long Island, Alpha returns more powerful than ever. | |||||
36 | "The Sardines and Ice Cream Syndrome" | Tony Sommo | Christopher Berkeley | February 26, 2000 | 309 |
Jay accidentally swallows an alien egg and becomes pregnant. Meanwhile, the Fmeks are shrinking everything in sight. | |||||
37 | "The I Want My Mummy Syndrome" | Steve Melching | Bryan Andrews | March 12, 2000 | 313 |
Kay and Jay have to contend with a recently awakened Hyperian, which is dressed like an ancient Egyptian Mummy. | |||||
38 | "The Baby Kay Syndrome" | Barry Hawkins | Vincenzo Trippetti | April 23, 2000 | 314 |
The Stellairian leader comes to Earth for peace talks and Kay and Jay have to watch over his daughter, Kima. When she is kidnapped by Frostifarians, her age regressing hypo-spray breaks loose. Now as Kima grows older, Kay begins turning into a baby. | |||||
39 | "The Bad Doggie Syndrome" | Marsha Griffin | Darwyn Cooke | April 30, 2000 | 312 |
Kay and Jay are moving fast to stop the take over of Earth by the Tunstons, whose king is hiding out in Frank the Pug's body. | |||||
40 | "The "J" is for James Syndrome" | Dean Stefan | Jane Wu Soriano | May 7, 2000 | 315 |
After Jay goes for a joyride using the LTD he ends up getting terminated from the MIB. He is then neuralyzed and sent back to the NYPD... just as the bugs attack again. |
Season 4: 2000–01
# | Title | Writer(s) | Director | Original airdate | Code |
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41 | "The Musical Chairs Syndrome" | Dean Steffan | Curt Walstead | September 16, 2000 | 405 |
Changes abound at MIB as Dr. Zeeltor takes over in the lab for Elle, who has become a field agent and gotten partnered with an alien named Agent X. As these new changes set in, MIB has to stop New York from being devoured by a Barooga. | |||||
42 | "The Spectacle Syndrome" | Marsha Griffin | Chuck Drost | September 23, 2000 | 403 |
Kay and Jay have to rescue the worms from an alien world similar to Ancient Rome. | |||||
43 | "The Back to School Syndrome" | Len Uhley | Michael Goguen | September 30, 2000 | 404 |
Jay poses as a high school student to protect an alien prince from alien terrorists. | |||||
44 | "The Opening Gambit Syndrome" | Steven Melching | Chris Dozois | October 7, 2000 | 406 |
Thirty years ago, an Ixion named Vangus came to Earth and was stopped by an MIB agent. Now when Vangus returns, MIB seeks answers from the agent that stopped him: Alpha. | |||||
45 | "The Future's So Bright Syndrome" | Tom Pugsley & Greg Klein | Chris Dozois | October 21, 2000 | 401 |
During pursuit of a large criminal Worm, Jay gets sent to the future and finds that the Worms rule all of Earth. | |||||
46 | "The Loose Ball Foul Syndrome" | Alexx Van Dyne | Chris Berkeley | April 14, 2001 | 407 |
The Fmeks are back and trying to take over a tiny planet that resembles a baseball. To make matters worse, Kay is on the tiny planet and things are getting very hot. | |||||
47 | "The Hots for Jay Syndrome" | Muchael Edens | Chuck Drost | April 21, 2001 | 410 |
After eating some alien food, Jay gains the ability to throw fire. But this new power will have serious consequences if he keeps using it. | |||||
48 | "The Circus Parade Syndrome" | Julia Lewald | Curt Walstead | April 28, 2001 | 409 |
A member of a witness protection program for aliens is on the run from an intergalactic gang called The Association when they discover he's on Earth. | |||||
49 | "The Virtual Crossfire Syndrome" | Dean Stefan | Chuck Drost | May 5, 2001 | 408 |
Jay gets a low score on MIB's new virtual reality training test and the embarrassment eventually forces him to try again. But this time the game goes haywire and the dangers Jay faces become deadly. | |||||
50 | "The Breaking News Syndrome" | Marsha Griffin | Curt Walstead | May 12, 2001 | 411 |
An alien TV crew comes to Earth to film MIB agents on the job, just as Drekk returns to cause trouble. | |||||
51 | "The Zero to Superhero Syndrome" | Baz Hawkins | Curt Walstead | May 26, 2001 | 402 |
A super-hero calling himself Cosmosis emerges to defend the city from evil, but he is really an alien looking to put his powers to good use. However, MIB feels his new profession could attract trouble for Earth, so they try to lure him out using Jay as bait. | |||||
52 | "The Endgame Syndrome (Part 1)" | Dean Stefan | Chris Berkeley | June 23, 2001 | 412 |
Alpha, Vangus and the Ixions return to Earth, working together to threaten all life on the planet. With invasion imminent, Zed decides to reveal MIB's existence to the world. | |||||
53 | "The Endgame Syndrome (Part 2)" | Dean Stefan | Chuck Drost | June 30, 2001 | 413 |
With MIB having success in coordinating resistance against the invasion, the Ixions plan to unleash a weapon that will kill everyone on Earth. Kay and Jay will fight Alpha and Vangus in the final battle for humanity. |
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