This is a pretty rare cartoon that aired in 1995. It's based on the Earthworm Jim games which are truly bizarre. It ran for two seasons with a total of 23 episodes. I've added both Seasons to our TV-Shows Section for you to grab and look-see:

Earthworm Jim - Cartoon School - 01 - The Animating Process
Earthworm Jim - Cartoon School - 02 - The Storyboarding Process
Earthworm Jim - Cartoon School - 03 - How Do They Do Those Crazy Voices
Earthworm Jim - Cartoon School - 04 - Who Writes This Stuff Anyway
Earthworm Jim - s1e01 - Sidekicked
Earthworm Jim - s1e02 - The Book Of Doom
Earthworm Jim - s1e03 - Assault and Battery
Earthworm Jim - s1e04 - Day of the Fish
Earthworm Jim - s1e05 - Conqueror Worm
Earthworm Jim - s1e06 - Upholstered Peril
Earthworm Jim - s1e07 - Sword of Righteousness
Earthworm Jim - s1e08 - The Egg Beater
Earthworm Jim - s1e09 - Trout!
Earthworm Jim - s1e10 - The Great Secret of the Universe
Earthworm Jim - s1e11 - Bring Me the Head of Earthworm Jim
Earthworm Jim - s1e12 - Queen What's Her Name
Earthworm Jim - s1e13 - The Anti-fish
Earthworm Jim - s2e01 - The Origin of Peter Puppy
Earthworm Jim - s2e02 - Opposites Attack!
Earthworm Jim - s2e03 - Darwin's Nightmare
Earthworm Jim - s2e04 - The Exile of Lucy
Earthworm Jim - s2e05 - Evil in Love
Earthworm Jim - s2e06 - Hyper Psy-Crow
Earthworm Jim - s2e07 - Peanut of the Apes
Earthworm Jim - s2e08 - Lounge Day's Journey into Night
Earthworm Jim - s2e09 - The Wizard of Ooze
Earthworm Jim - s2e10 - For Whom the Jingle Bell Tolls


You'll notice that I've also added some episodes from Cartoon School which teach you about the animation, sound, and overall creative process of creating this wonderful series. This is what the series are about:

Earthworm Jim maintains much of the absurdist and surreal humor of the original games as well as introduces its own features. Most of the episodes revolve around one of Jim's many villains trying to reclaim the super suit, rule/destroy the universe, or otherwise causing mayhem through the galaxy. Other problems Jim is faced with include returning his neighbor's eggbeater and finding a new power source after his suit is depowered. The show also breaks the fourth wall with many characters often talking to the audience and the narrator.

Episodes begin with Earthworm Jim and Peter Puppy in some peril that has nothing to do with the main plot or the previous episode's, with little explanation of how they got into the mess. In between episodes there is a short side-story, generally featuring one of the villains and ending with "and now, back to Earthworm Jim." The end of every episode involves Jim or any other character being crushed by a cow, a play on the first game of the series (at the start, you launch a cow into the sky only to have it crush the princess in the end).

Well, there you go, now you know it all! 'Nuff said, time to watch this stuff at our Video Game TV-Shows Download Section. Keep comin' back for more!