Frisky Dingo

Two seasons, a two episode spin-off, and a third season that died with the studio that made it.

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Where to start with Frisky Dingo

Twenty five episodes, then two more, in order. It is properly serialised, with a plot that builds and rewards attention, which is unusual for an eleven minute Adult Swim comedy.

  1. 1
    Seasons 1 and 2, 25 episodes Frisky Dingo

    A supervillain and a superhero who are both bad at their jobs. Season 2 stops for five months partway through; keep going, it finishes properly.

  2. 2
    The Xtacles, two episodes The Xtacles

    The spin-off, about the henchmen. Both episodes aired the same night and there are no more. Look for it under Adult Swim's Specials, not under Frisky Dingo.

Then what? A third season of Frisky Dingo was planned and never made. The studio closed in January 2009 and its founders went on to make Archer, which shares the creators but not the story.

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The series

  • Frisky Dingo 2006, 2 seasons, 25 episodes

The spin-off

  • The Xtacles 2008, 1 season, 2 episodes

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