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== Episodes ==
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===Season 1===
The first season began with regular cartoons in their regular order. ''[[Sniz & Fondue]]'', ''[[Action League Now!]]'', ''Prometheus and Bob'', and ''[[#Life with Loopy|Life with Loopy]]''. ''The Off-Beats'' was also another regular cartoon that occasionally filled in for "Life with Loopy" or ''Prometheus and Bob''. Other cartoons such as ''[[#Other shorts|Surprising Shorts]]'', ''Lava!'', ''[[Angela Anaconda]]'', and once, ''The Louie and Louie Show'' aired. This is the only season in which a Sniz & Fondue short is included in every episode. Henry and June frequently had random short plots when the screen was shown on them and barely had one main plot, unlike future episodes. They had one whole plot in ''Comics for Tomorrow Today'' and ''What the Astronauts Drink''. The opening animation starts out with a hawk crashing into the camera while the camera pans through a forest, dives underwater and travels to Egypt where Egyptians dance and the [[Great Sphinx of Giza|Great Sphinx]] swipes at the camera. The camera then heads to outer space showing two kids in a ride, the planets, stars, [[asteroid]]s, and flying saucers. After the [[United States Capitol]] is destroyed by two saucers, it then pans to a [[Godzilla]]-like monster destroying a city. It then pans to an open street comic book store and lands on the ''KaBlam!'' comic book, featuring the Flesh, Stinky Diver, Sniz, Fondue, and Loopy on it. The book is then opened by Henry and June. After they dance, the episode starts. At the start of the theme, a voiceover of a man shouts "Wake up the masses!". As soon as he finishes, another man (Bert Pence) continues by saying, "Assume the crash position. Hold on tight, take a deep breath for a new kind of cartoon show. It's ''KaBlam!'' Where cartoons and comics collide. Now to take you inside and turn the pages, here are your hosts, Henry and June." The ending theme for most of the first season is [[The Toasters]]' song "Skaternity" (performed by the 'Moon Ska Stompers').

===Season 2===
After seven more episodes of ''The Off-Beats'', and one last episode of ''Surprising Shorts'', they were officially taken out of ''KaBlam!'' One-time shorts were brought in such as ''Randall Flan's Incredible Big Top'', ''The Girl with Her Head Coming Off'', and ''The Adventures of Patchhead'' which did return in season 3. ''The Brothers Tiki'' appeared twice in season 2. Henry and June are now drawn differently and their voices are deeper. The opening theme to the show is barely changed. When the camera pans on the ''KaBlam!'' comic book, it is clearly seen that the cover is different. In place of the original characters, Thundergirl, Stinky Diver, Prometheus, Bob, Loopy, Sniz, and Fondue are seen. Also, Henry and June dance the macarena and then arm-in-arm, whereas in season one; it was just a bunch of random dances. The ending theme to the show is dramatically changed. Instead of Skaternity, it is "Everything You Said Has Been a Lie" by The Toasters (also performed by the 'Moon Ska Stompers'). After this season, the rating for ''KaBlam!'' went up from TV-Y to TV-Y7 for the remainder of the show's run. Though reruns during "Totally Twisted Telly" did revert back to TV-Y.

===Season 3===
This season featured the last four episodes of ''Sniz & Fondue''. ''[[JetCat]]'' and ''Race Rabbit'' are introduced and become minor shorts that appeared from time to time. ''The Adventures of Patchhead'' makes its second and final appearance. Music videos by [[James Kochalka]] called "Hockey Monkey" and "Pizza Rocket" also appear. Henry and June are drawn a little differently and their voices are slightly deeper. The opening theme is shortened and Henry and June have their own main plots now. In the episode "You May Already Be a...KaBlammer!", [[Lou Rawls]] is featured and voiced by the actual provider. The opening theme had a number of changes. After the camera comes up out of the water, it goes directly to the White House scene. After the Godzilla scene, the camera pans toward a school rather than the comic book stand. As it enters the classroom, the camera scares off a bird that was perched on a window. The camera pans by a teacher and through a number of students. It stops as it hits a student reading a ''KaBlam!'' comic book. On the cover of the comic book, it shows a child who is ecstatic. Henry and June then open the comic book, dance, and the episode starts. The announcer's line as he introduces the show is slightly changed. Instead of saying "Hold on tight, take a deep breath for a new kind of cartoon show", he says "Hold on tight, take a deep breath for a cartoon cramaganza!" The ending theme is not changed. This was also intended to be the final season until Nickelodeon renewed the show.

===Season 4===
All the shorts (except ''[[Action League Now!]]'' and ''[[Angela Anaconda]]'', which both spun off into their own shows) come to an end in the final season. ''Life with Loopy'' and ''Prometheus and Bob'' air their last seven episodes while ''JetCat'' and ''Race Rabbit'' air their last one and three episodes, respectively. Music videos by [[They Might Be Giants]] appear twice; they were "[[Why Does the Sun Shine? (The Sun Is a Mass of Incandescent Gas)|Why Does the Sun Shine?]]" and "[[Doctor Worm]]". One-time cartoons still appear: ''Fuzzball'', ''Garbage Boy'', ''Emmett Freedy'', ''Stewy the Dog Boy'', ''The Little Freaks'', and ''The Shizzagee''. One-time shorts are included in nearly every episode, excluding "A Nut in Every Bite!", "The KaBlair! Witch Project", and "Now With More Flava'". In every episode, Henry and June have their own main plot. In the episode "Sasquatch-ercise", [[Richard Simmons]] is featured and in the episode "Now With More Flava'", [[John Stamos]] and [[Busta Rhymes]] are featured; however, the stars did not voice their characters. The opening and ending themes are unchanged.