Back at the Barnyard

Otis and the animals put on a fake commercial to trick the Farmer into going to the made-up "TurnipCon," allowing Otis to throw himself a giant birthday bash, but the plan backfires when Snotty Boy is hired to "barn-sit."

Otis and Pip form a superhero duo, but their heroic antics annoy everyone in the barnyard. Otis and Pip sulk by a road when they save the Pizza Twins from falling off a cliff.

When Otis sees that humans love Pig's truffle pies as much as they do, he convinces the animals to open a theme restaurant in which they pretend they're humans in animal costumes.

The animals accidentally get Mrs. Beady committed to a mental institution, which makes Otis happy until he hears what happens to people in those places. He vows to spring her, but when they're seen, she starts going crazy!

Otis has a blast hypnotizing his barnyard pals into doing silly, demeaning things. The animals' attempts to get him back backfire when Otis is hypnotized into destroying the farmer whenever he hears a bell.

The animals stage a Barnyard Olympics, with Otis letting Abby the cow compete out of the kindness of his heart. She whips him in event after event.

When the barn's 50-year-old safety film melts in the projector, Otis vows to make a new one and become a famous movie director in the process. His blind ambition causes his barnyard cast to get injured so often that they quit!

Otis uses his patented wrestling moves to toss a heckling horse out of the barn. A fight- promoting hedgehog sees this and grooms Otis to be his next star! Otis creams his opponents one after another.

Mrs. Beady videotapes the animals walking and talking and is going to air her footage on live TV! Otis and the crew pirate the TV signal and broadcast their own show to bide time while they try to steal back the evidence.

It's Moose Appreciation Week, so Otis disguises himself as a moose to get in on the freebees and handouts. Unfortunately, by the time gets his costume together, it's the next day -- the official start of Moose Hunting Season.

After accidentally injuring an entire troupe of circus performers, Otis enlists his friends into replacing them so the show can go on. But Abby refuses to do her signature Triple Flipperoo.

Otis and the gang become overnight pop sensations when Pip broadcasts a performance of a song they wrote and performed at the Saloon on the spur of the moment. Peck quits in disgust over the band members' egos.

After Snotty Boy is knocked unconscious while terrorizing the barnyard, Otis sends a disguised Pig over to the Beadys' as Snotty Boy so they don't get suspicious. But Pig prefers living there and refuses to come home.

After Otis accidentally destroys Pip's mouse hole, Pip tries moving in with other members of the barnyard, all ending badly. Concluding that the other animals have grown sick of him, he runs away to live in a bee hive.

Snotty Boy stumbles on the animals playing "Dungeons and Barn Animals." Fearing he'll go to the authorities, Otis convinces Snotty that he's entered the magical realm of Barnia.

When the animals overhear Pig singing to his pet skunk in a beautiful tenor voice, they enter him on "Do You Gots It?", a popular singing competition.

Otis gets a letter from his childhood bully saying he's "coming" for him. Otis freaks remembering all the beat-downs at his bully's hands. With the help of his friends, Otis decides to confront the bully.

The animals go Bigfoot hunting, but Abby finds on capturing him that he's harmless and deserves to be sheltered from humans at the barnyard.

The horticultural mad scientist, Professor Twiny Vines, teams up with Mrs. Beady to turn the townspeople against Cowman and Ratboy and create chaos with a giant corn monster.

Otis is forced to take over teaching the kid animals after he injures their teacher in a scooter stunt gone wrong. Not big on book-learnin', Otis tosses away the lesson plan and decides to teach the kids how to have fun.

When Mrs. Beady decides to run for Mayor, Otis realizes he has to run against her or face her anti-talking animals policies.

When Pig starts acting crazily to his barnyard friends, he explains that the behavior is caused by his hormonal need to return to his spawning grounds and marry. The animals accompany him to his birthplace and meet his bride.

Otis tells Abby that girls get all the breaks, and then sets out to prove it by dressing as a girl to go bowling with his pals. But they run into Snotty Boy and his friends, who pressure them into going on a pizza date.

When Duke is taken to the vet, a beagle switches their charts, paints himself to look like Duke and goes to live at the barnyard...and the animals can't tell the difference.