Toapy Is Awesome (formerly known as Toapy) is an American animated slice-of-life dramedy TV series based on a failed pilot from 2014. The first season consisted of 13 episodes. The second season of 13 episodes was set to air in 2019, but at 2018 San Diego Comic-Con it was surprisingly announced that it would air its first batch of 4 episodes on October 15, 2018, a week after the season 1 finale. The first batch premiered on October 15, 2018.
A commercial featuring creator Poppy Livingston aired on October 26, 2018 after new episode premieres broadcasted, which confirmed a third season to air concurrently with the May 27, 2019, season 2 finale; it concluded on January 20, 2020 On May 31, 2019, the series was renewed for a fourth and final season that premiered on February 17, 2020, but entered an indefinite hiatus shortly afterwards due to the global coronavirus epidemic. A Halloween 2020 promo later confirmed that the remaining nine episodes would air December 28, 2020. In total, the fourth season consisted of 13 episodes and 28 segments.
It is the only show on The CC (Cartoon Comedy) rated TV-G.
Plot[]
The plot revolves around an unidentified object by the name of Toapy (Tara Strong), who lives out his adventures in the aquatic city of Toapysburg with his best friend Sharpy (Mason Vale Cotton), an orange razor blade, Evelyn (Amanda Leighton), his green soap friend who harbors secretive romantic feelings for him, and Gabriela (Nika Futterman), a heavyset pink bar of soap who's both his friend and target of affections. The show has been described as a combination of Hey Arnold! (due to its slice of life themes) and SpongeBob SquarePants (its aquatic setting is reminiscent of the long-running Nicktoon).
History[]
The original logo for the show, then named "Toapy", as seen in the pilot episode.
Former logo for the series. (2017-18)
The show was originally pitched with the pilot "Visiting the Shave-tist", which promptly aired on May 14, 2014, on The CC (Cartoon Comedy). The pilot initially failed to get picked up for a full series due to lack of interest by network executives. But after its preceding show, The Bart Simpson Show was canceled due to copyright controversy, it was revived to replace it in the schedule under the new name Toapy is Awesome. The series is now airing on The CC (Cartoon Comedy)'s children's block, CChildren, as of May 22, 2018.
Voice cast[]
- Tobias Peter "Toapy" (Tara Strong) - The main character who is an altruistic and compassionate, unidentifiable object.
- Sharpy (Mason Vale Cotton) - Toapy's friend who is a well-intentioned but troublesome orange razor blade.
- Evelyn (Amanda Leighton) - Toapy's other friend, a green bar of soap, who contracts romantic feelings towards him, even though he is oblivious to this. She comes off as meek and submissive, although deep down she harbors envy and resent towards her "friend" Gabriela.
- Gabriela (Nika Futterman) - Toapy's baritone-voiced, overweight friend who's a pink bar of soap and ex-girlfriend. She is also Evelyn's friend and thus totally oblivious to the jealousy she holds towards Gabriela.
- Marilyn (Jackie Buscarino) - Toapy's ingenious friend who is a misshapen orange bar of soap as a result of a birth defect. Due to her deformity, she comes across as socially awkward.
- Jocelyn (Olivia Olson) - The new black loofah at Toapy's water school who debuted in the season 1 segment "New Girl at Water School". She has low self-esteem, as seen in the segments "What a Laugh!" (from season 2) and "New Girl in the Dumps" (season 3).
- Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo (Rob Paulsen and Candi Milo) - Toapy's middle-aged shampoo neighbors who are a couple happily married for over 40 years. They remained childless for most of their union, until they adopt a soapy child in the season 3 segment "The Adoption".
- Grandma Shampoo (Russi Taylor) - Mrs. Shampoo's 87-year old mother, and Mr. Shampoo's mother-in-law with Alzheimer's, who appears in the eponymous season 1 segment, hoping to rekindle her relationship with her daughter.
- Major Fishy (Nick Offerman) - The cantankerous mayor of Toapy's hometown, Toapysburg, who dislikes him for his "annoying, goody-two-shoes" way and his family's genealogy to the founder of Toapysburg.
- Avery (Jessica DiCicco) - Evelyn's older sister who attends college. Initially introduced through flashbacks and mentions by Evelyn or her mom, she first appears in the season 2 finale "Avery Graduates", where she graduates college. Afterwards, she gets a job but is immediately fired from it, leading her to return to Toapysburg in the season 4 segment "Avery Is Back", where she becomes severely depressed over her career prospects.
- Gordon Patrick "Goapy" (Tabitha St. Germain) - Toapy's sexist younger brother with persecution complex. Eventually, though, Toapy helps him abnegate his misogyny in the season 3 segment "Boy Meets Girl" by befriending a lively tomgirl named Soapia, who it is hinted at the end of the season 4 segment "Save the Playdate" that she likes him a lot, and he might too.
Series overview[]
| Season | Episodes | Segments | Originally aired | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season premiere | Season finale | ||||
| Pilot | May 14, 2014 | ||||
| 1 | 13 | 39 | December 4, 2017 | October 8, 2018 | |
| 2 | 13 | 49 | October 15, 2018 | May 27, 2019 | |
| 3 | 13 | 52 | May 27, 2019 | January 20, 2020 | |
| 4 | 13 | 28 | February 17, 2020 | December 28, 2020 | |
Pilot (2014)[]
| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | "Visiting the Shave-tist" | Poppy Livingston | May 14, 2017 | |||
| Toapy visits the shave-tist and learns that it's not such a scary experience as he had previously feared. | ||||||
Season 1 (2017-18)[]
- First batch of episodes aired on December 4, 2017, followed by the next batch on May 22, 2018 on the new CChildren programming block. The last batch aired on October 8, 2018, which was first announced at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con, along with an exclusive preview of some segments.
| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | Prod. Code | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1a | "Toothbrush Friend" | Kenneth Dumont | Fatima Mataraci | December 4, 2017 | 106-A | |
| Toapy befriends a mysterious toothbrush that gives him the chase of his life. | ||||||
| 1b | "Clean Your Toapy Body" | Kenneth Dumont | Fenton Cole | December 4, 2017 | 106-B | |
| Toapy goes to wash his body in a nearby river. | ||||||
| 1c | "Waterpark" | Kenneth Dumont | Poppy Livingston | December 4, 2017 | 106-C | |
| Toapy and Sharpy go to the waterpark open every summer in Toapysburg and experience something unforgettable. | ||||||
| 2a | "Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo" | Poppy Livingston | Diane Reed | December 4, 2017 | 103-A | |
| Toapy meets his neighbors, a middle-aged shampoo couple that goes by the titles Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo (Rob Paulsen and Candi Milo, respectively). | ||||||
| 2b | "Lifeguard Toapy To The Rescue!" | Poppy Livingston | Fatima Mataraci | December 4, 2017 | 103-B | |
| Toapy becomes a lifeguard for the municipal pool and must save a drowning Evelyn, much to her satisfaction. | ||||||
| 2c | "Reaching Mt. Toapy" | Wendy Conroy | Calvin MacKenzie | December 4, 2017 | 103-C | |
| Toapy wants to beat the world record for being the only person to reach Mt. Toapy for the Toapysburg World Records book. | ||||||
| 3a | "Soapy Toapy" | Lamar Robinson | Amy O'brien | December 4, 2017 | 105-A | |
| Toapy goes to Sharpy's father's spa and tries the soap bed that radiates him with soap, relaxing him. | ||||||
| 3b | "Discovering A Sewer - I Think?" | Lamar Robinson | Poul Lynge | December 4, 2017 | 105-B | |
| Toapy and Sharpy allege that they have discovered a sewer, though no one buys into their claims. | ||||||
| 3c | "Talent Show" | Lamar Robinson | Lester Gomez | December 4, 2017 | 105-C | |
| Toapy struggles to find a talent for the Biannual Toapysburg Talent Show. | ||||||
| 4a | "Soapy Bushes" | Fenton Cole | Calvin MacKenzie | December 4, 2017 | 110-A | |
| Toapy and Sharpy play "hide-and-swim" in the soapy bushes at the watery park. | ||||||
| 4b | "Toapymeo and Juliet" | Fenton Cole | Diane Reed | December 4, 2017 | 110-B | |
| Evelyn decides to pursue acting so she can get the lead role as Juliet in the school play Romeo and Juliet, after learning that Toapy got the lead role as Romeo. | ||||||
| 4c | "Water Recess" | Fenton Cole | Fatima Mataraci | December 4, 2017 | 110-C | |
| Toapy and his friends play in the swimming playground at their watery school. | ||||||
| 5a | "Sharpy's Apartment" | Fatima Mataraci | Diane Reed | May 22, 2018 | 101-A | |
| Toapy visits Sharpy in his studio apartment. | ||||||
| 5b | "Water School" | Lester Gomez | Donald Fairbanks | May 22, 2018 | 101-B | |
| Toapy and Sharpy go to their first day of 4th grade at their watery school. | ||||||
| 5c | "The Fort" | Lester Gomez | Anthony Gilligan | May 22, 2018 | 101-C | |
| During their slumber water party, Toapy and Sharpy build a fort and pretend that they're in the middle of a war. | ||||||
| 6a | "Necklace" | Poppy Livingston | Lamar Robinson | May 22, 2018 | 109-A | |
| Mrs. Toothbrush, Toothbrush Friend's (from the titular segment) mother, gives Toapy a free necklace at the necklace shop that she owns, and he promptly shows it off. | ||||||
| 6b | "Toapy In Love" | Poppy Livingston | Grekk | May 22, 2018 | 109-B | |
| Toapy begins harboring feelings for a soapy girl named Gabriela, but his heart is de-anchored when he realizes that Sharpy's already "dating" her. | ||||||
| 6c | "Bath Time" | Poppy Livingston | Lester Gomez | May 22, 2018 | 109-C | |
| Toapy's imagination flows wildly while he's bathing. | ||||||
| 7a | "Sharpy's Mom" | Annie Oh | Amy O'brien | May 22, 2018 | 107-A | |
| When Toapy begins to regularly visit Sharpy at his apartment, he finally gets the chance to meet Sharpy's workaholic mother, Harper (Cree Summer). | ||||||
| 7b | "Cloudy With A Chance of Splashing" | Annie Oh | Poppy Livingston | May 22, 2018 | 107-B | |
| Toapy views a weather forecast and concludes that a "water splash" (similar to a tsunami) will occur soon, so he starts preparing in case of an emergency. | ||||||
| 7c | "My Science Water Project Partner's Evelyn" | Annie Oh | Calvin MacKenzie | May 22, 2018 | 107-C | |
| Toapy's class is assigned a water group project that they will do over the winter break, and Toapy is assigned to his female friend Evelyn instead of the expected Gabriela. | ||||||
| 8a | "A Good Schooling" | Calvin MacKenzie | Fatima Mataraci | May 22, 2018 | 108-A | |
| Toapy's school Soapy Elementary is competing against rivaling school Guppy School to determine which one wins Best Water-Elementary School Award. | ||||||
| 8b | "El Sprayador!" | Calvin MacKenzie | Grekk | May 22, 2018 | 108-B | |
| Toapy and Sharpy are told by Mr. Shampoo the legend of the elusive and gun-toting outlaw colloquially referred to as El Sprayador (Alfred Molina). | ||||||
| 8c | "Water Ball" | Calvin MacKenzie | Lamar Robinson | May 22, 2018 | 108-C | |
| Toapy and Sharpy face off against some athletic soaps in a game of "Water Ball". | ||||||
| 9a | "Toilet Papering Around" | Poppy Livingston | Diane Reed | October 8, 2018 | 102-A | |
| Toapy and Sharpy spin around in the toilet paper merry-go-round, which gives them a sense of nostalgia when they were youngins. | ||||||
| 9b | "Gabriela's Parents" | Poppy Livingston | Diane Reed | October 8, 2018 | 102-B | |
| Toapy is invited to Gabriela's house for her 9th birthday and is introduced to her disapproving parents, who believe that Toapy befriended Gabriela as a means of trying to "date" her, which makes him guilty as he does love Gabriela but realizes this might be a step back. | ||||||
| 9c | "A Trip To Toapy Falls" | Poppy Livingston | Diane Reed | October 8, 2018 | 102-C | |
| Toapy's family travels to Toapy Falls, a natural cascade that is alleged to be dangerous to swim on despite there being no evidence supporting this theory. Toapy, however, braves himself to disprove this theory and manages to swim in the falls with no negative repercussions. Everyone is now allowed to swim on the falls and Toapy is appraised by family and the other tourists alike for his bravery. | ||||||
| 10a | "The Valentoapy's Dance" | William Ebert | Calvin MacKenzie | October 8, 2018 | 104-A | |
| For the Valentine's Day dance at his school, Toapy asks Gabriela on an outing to the dance, but is rejected by her since Sharpy, her "boyfriend", has already asked her out. Sharpy contracts "water flu" the day before the dance, so Toapy gets his permission to go out with Gabriela as a replacement. He truthfully intends to swoon Gabriela, for then she will finally return her feelings for him. Arriving at the dance earlier than Gabriela, he strikes conversation with Evelyn, who came alone as every other boy was taken. This makes Toapy guilty, and it resides within him until he turns on his previous intentions and makes his "date" with Gabriela a friendly one. He also invites Evelyn to the twosome, and they all have a grand time. | ||||||
| 10b | "New Girl at Water School" | William Ebert | Lamar Robinson | October 8, 2018 | 104-B | |
| Toapy befriends the new girl at his water school, Jocelyn, who has all classes with him. Evelyn sees them together and has her jealousy assume for her that Toapy is attempting to woo Jocelyn after she believes what's to be his failure at "seducing" Gabriela at the Valentine's day dance from the previous segment. | ||||||
| 10c | "Water Camp" | William Ebert | Grekk | October 8, 2018 | 104-C | |
| Toapy's family and Sharpy's family have a joint camping trip together to strengthen their survival skills, but they have to think on their feet when they get trapped in a cavern with not a single individual in each family possessing actual survival skills. | ||||||
| 11a | "Grandma Shampoo" | Amy O'brien | Poppy Livingston | October 8, 2018 | 111-A | |
| Mrs. Shampoo's estranged mother who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, affectionately referred to as "Grandma Shampoo" by Toapy (Russi Taylor), visits the Shampoo household as she fears she's too elderly to live by herself anymore. Mrs. Shampoo, however, is disdained by her presence, attempting to get rid of her by suggesting some retirement homes that include caretakers for disabled geriatrics like Grandma Shampoo. Grandma Shampoo, however, is secretly hoping to reconnect with her daughter, only revealing this to Toapy, who comes up with a way to better their relationship. He models the Shampoo home to resemble that of the one Mrs. Shampoo grew up in as a young girl so as to bring pleasant memories of Mrs. Shampoo and Grandma Shampoo and so they can bond again. His plan is successful, and Mrs. Shampoo and Grandma Shampoo hold their first hug in 47 years. Toapy comically joins their hug by squishing himself in the middle, becoming part of a sandwich hug. | ||||||
| 11b | "Mistletoe Kiss" | Amy O'brien | Poul Lynge | October 8, 2018 | 111-B | |
| Christmas season washes over Soapy Elementary, and to celebrate, the school hangs up mistletoe around the school building. This gives Evelyn the hope to kiss Toapy under one, despite multiple unsuccessful attempts during the school day. When dismissal arrives she is about to leave the building when she is kissed by Toapy on the lips. She fawns over the moment, believing she has succeeded in getting the two of them under the mistletoe. It is shown that there was no mistletoe above them, however. | ||||||
| 11c | "The Rake" | Amy O'brien | Poul Lynge | October 8, 2018 | 111-C | |
| Toapy is tasked with raking the leaves in Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo's garden, which poses as an arduous task that he manages to overcome. The Shampoo couple pays him for the favor, and are pleasantly surprised by the leaf-blower that Toapy has paid with their money. | ||||||
| 12a | "Sleepswimmin'" | Dipper | Donald Fairbanks | October 8, 2018 | 112-A | |
| Sharpy alleges that tiredness has taken over him due to a tendency to "sleepswim", so Toapy stays with him at his apartment for one night under the condition that he will try to rid him of the condition. | ||||||
| 12b | "The Little Merman" | Dipper | Amy O'brien | October 8, 2018 | 112-B | |
| While fishing atop a powder blue luster, Toapy is mistaken by some seamen for a merman, which throws Toapy's entire hometown into hysteria. This causes Toapy to feel pressured to keep the merman facade going on so as to not disappoint the usually-bored townsfolk. | ||||||
| 12c | "Hypno Toapy" | Dipper | Donald Fairbanks | October 8, 2018 | 112-C | |
| For a class presentation on hypnosis, Toapy demonstrates the various ways you can hypnotize a certain individual, using Sharpy as a test subject. Some soapy bullies use one of the tactics, which is saying the word "Soap Mouth", to hypnotize Toapy and use him to their advantage. | ||||||
| 13a | "The Spelling Toapy" | Wendy Conroy | Fatima Mataraci | October 8, 2018 | 113-A | |
| Toapy signs up for the spelling bee to prove to Sharpy that it's not as challenging as Sharpy makes it out to be, finding out pretty quickly that is in fact difficult. | ||||||
| 13b | "Toapy 4 Mayor" | Wendy Conroy | Poppy Livingston | October 8, 2018 | 113-B | |
| Tired with Toapysburg mayor Mayor Fishy's failure to keep his word and take action to change the town for the better, Toapy's friends decide to enter him into the upcoming mayor candidature much to his discomfort at meddling with politics. | ||||||
| 13c | "Love Is The Best Medicine" | Wendy Conroy | Poppy Livingston | October 8, 2018 | 113-C | |
| After slipping and breaking his backbone at recess, Toapy is sent to the hospital to get the injury fixed up. During his tenure, he receives little to no visits from anyone apart from his family due to their busy schedules, until Evelyn pops in for a visit one particular day, as she is heartbroken over his hospitalization. Toapy compliments Evelyn for giving him time to come over, which is a great source of blushing for Evelyn, and she attempts to hide it. Afterwards they joke around with each other, basically having a good time. When Evelyn gets Toapy's permission to touch his injury, she slips on him, kissing him in the face in the process. She is understandably embarrassed and quickly gives an apology before storming out. Later on, they meet again after Toapy gets out of the hospital and reconcile as friends, even though Evelyn secretly cherishes the kiss. | ||||||
Season 2 (2018-19)[]
On March 3, 2018, Toapy got renewed for a second season of 13 episodes and 52 segments (each episode featuring 4 segments that total 7 minutes from now on), bringing the series to a total of 26 episodes and 91 segments thus far. At the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con, it was announced that season 2 was planned to air in early 2019, but instead, it aired its first batch of episodes on October 15, 2018, only a week apart from the season 1 finale. The final batch will air on May 27, 2019, along with the season 3 premiere. It was also announced that season 2 will touch upon more mature themes while still leaning towards a TV-G rating.
| No. | # | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | Prod. Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14a | 1a | "The Great Soap Steal" | Annie Oh | Fenton Cole | October 15, 2018 | 116-A |
| Toapy dons his private detective alter ego Charles Combs to crack the case of soapy residents of Toapysburg disappearing out of thin air. | ||||||
| 14b | 1b | "The Great Necklace Napping" | Annie Oh | Fatima Mataraci | October 15, 2018 | 116-B |
| Toapy's necklace (which was gifted to him by Mrs. Toothbrush in the Season 1 segment "Necklace") goes missing, so Charles Combs possesses Toapy once again to retrieve the lost item. | ||||||
| 14c | 1c | "The Great Phone Phony" | Annie Oh | Lamar Robinson | October 15, 2018 | 116-C |
| In yet another case, Charles Combs must pinpoint a specific individual that has been storing gag phones in Toapy's classmates' desks. | ||||||
| 14d | 1d | "The Meandering Man Mystery" | Annie Oh | Calvin MacKenzie | October 15, 2018 | 116-D |
| Without Charles Combs taking over, Toapy as himself must figure out why the town kook is seen walking all around Toapysburg. The mysterious nature of his walks become tragic after the so-called "kook" opens up about how he walks around town in search of the spot where the scene of his wife was struck down by a car and killed played out. Feeling pity for the man, Toapy organizes a town walk where the Toapysburg townsfolk walk around town to aid the man in searching for the spot. After it is found, the man kisses the ground and is ready to move on. | ||||||
| 15a | 2a | "Pretty in Orange" | Poppy Livingston | Grekk | October 15, 2018 | 114-A |
| Marilyn, a good friend of Toapy and his own friends, is a smart yet misshapen orange bar of soap who is socially awkward as a result of not feeling comfortable in her own skin. Her mother, Caroline, is a beautiful woman who constantly gives her makeup and clothing advice in the hopes of helping her both physically and mentally, but Marilyn has ignored her until one day she takes her advice and applies make-up and dresses nicely before a charity event. Soon, she receives both male and female attention at school and fits in with the popular kids, forgetting Toapy and the rest of the gang, who are her true friends. | ||||||
| 15b | 2b | "Task and Ye Shall Receive" | Poppy Livingston | Lester Gomez | October 15, 2018 | 114-B |
| Gabriela dreams of buying a T-shirt of her favorite boy band C♥Level, so Toapy and his friends pitch in to work odd jobs to raise funds for the shirt. | ||||||
| 15c | 2c | "I'll Love You As Long As I Can" | Poppy Livingston | Donald Fairbanks | October 15, 2018 | 114-C |
| Evelyn records a love song about Toapy that she will perform at a community theater for a chance to get the leading role in the production of a play there, and then she must find it all around town when she carelessly misplaces it so as to be assured that Toapy does not get a hold of it and read its contents. | ||||||
| 15d | 2d | "What a Laugh!" | Poppy Livingston | Poul Lynge | October 15, 2018 | 114-D |
| Jocelyn proves herself to be the serious type as she seems to be the one to least laugh out of all of Toapy's friends, so he tries to humor her, but the various unsuccessful predicaments at doing so are what truly end up cracking her up. | ||||||
| 16a | 3a | "Marilyn's Dog Tail" | Fenton Cole | Diane Reed | October 15, 2018 | 117-A |
| Marilyn volunteers at the Toapysburg Animal Shelter and befriends an abused dog whom she affectionately refers to as "Steely", but she finds it challenging to bond with the animal as it is disturbed by any soap touching it. | ||||||
| 16b | 3b | "What's In a Name?" | Fenton Cole | Fatima Mataraci | October 15, 2018 | 117-B |
| Mayor Fishy announces he will change Toapysburg's name to Fishburg due to the town's establishment derived from Toapy's great-great-great-grandfather, and also because of his obvious dislike for Toapy, but Toapy and his friends retaliate by making a petition to reinstate the original name. | ||||||
| 16c | 3c | "Toapy and Sharpy vs. Goapy" | Fenton Cole | Fatima Mataraci | October 15, 2018 | 117-C |
| Toapy is in charge of his little brother Goapy as his parents strive to celebrate their second honeymoon, but Goapy behaves terribly and does not listen to Toapy's commands, so Toapy enlists Sharpy's help to control his little brother. This drives Goapy to brew a war against the two, however. | ||||||
| 16d | 3d | "Toapy Guard" | Fenton Cole | Grekk | October 15, 2018 | 117-D |
| Toapy becomes Evelyn's bodyguard following an altercation that involved Evelyn and a popular soapy girl. He unwittingly lands himself in hot bath water after the soapy girl's boyfriend/bodyguard challenges Toapy to a fight himself. | ||||||
| 17a | 4a | "Book Adict" | Calvin MacKenzie | Donald Fairbanks | October 15, 2018 | 120-A |
| Marilyn becomes obsessed with a book and longs for the plot to become a reality, which begins to concern her family and friends. | ||||||
| 17b | 4b | "Marilyn Loses It" | Calvin MacKenzie | Donald Fairbanks | October 15, 2018 | 120-B |
| Marilyn has a mental breakdown after losing the class president candidature to Sharpy, which causes her to receive terrible grades and adapt to bad school habits like a lack of studying and abstaining from homework. | ||||||
| 17c | 4c | "Evelyn Shapes Up" | Calvin MacKenzie | Anthony Gilligan | October 15, 2018 | 120-C |
| Evelyn begins to exercise excessively in order to give Toapy a good impression of her and possibly fall in love with her, risking her physical health during the whole process. | ||||||
| 17d | 4d | "Evelyn Confesses to Gabriela" | Calvin MacKenzie | Fenton Cole | October 15, 2018 | 120-D |
| Evelyn spills out her true feelings for Toapy towards Gabriela, then later has stop Gabriela from telling Toapy how Evelyn truly feels about him. | ||||||
| 18a | 5a | "Cheerleader" | William Ebert | Fatima Mataraci | January 21, 2019 | 119-A |
| Evelyn sets her sights on rehearsing for the Toapysburg's cheer-leading team the Soap Stars in the hopes of getting a spot on the team, but is unmotivated and feels inadequate by the other girls' graceful rehearsals. Despite this, Toapy believes in her and advises her to do so as well. | ||||||
| 18b | 5b | "That Night" | William Ebert | Grekk | January 21, 2019 | 119-B |
| Toapy heading out to a school dance reminisces Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo of the first time they'd ever met during their high school prom in 1970, after their dates "ghost" them and hook up with each other. Afterwards, they re-enact their first slow dance and fall in love "all over again". | ||||||
| 18c | 5c | "Sleepless in Toapysburg" | William Ebert | Fenton Cole | January 21, 2019 | 119-C |
| During a restless night, Toapy and Evelyn find themselves unable to sleep and take in the tranquil ambiance, with Toapy consuming a midnight snack and pondering, while Evelyn gets her creative juices flowing and writes three songs, also pondering meanwhile (mostly about Toapy, unsurprisingly). | ||||||
| 18d | 5d | "Sharpy the Winner" | William Ebert | Fatima Mataraci | January 21, 2019 | 119-D |
| Sharpy considers himself a loser and wants to change that, so Toapy signs him up for multiple competitions and trains him to receive at least one accolade. | ||||||
| 19a | 6a | "The Unpopular Soap" | Lester Gomez | Diane Reed | January 21, 2019 | 118-A |
| Toapy aids a quiet, timid soap from his water school on his quest for popularity, but the latter begins to have a change of heart after learning the truth about a popular soap. | ||||||
| 19b | 6b | "Toapy Appreciation Day" | Lester Gomez | Annie Oh | January 21, 2019 | 118-B |
| Toapy's friends proposition a new holiday, "Toapy Appreciation Day", to honor Toapy's acts of kindness and selfless personality by writing up a petition with 1,000 signatures needed before it's sent to Toapysburg City Hall. Major Fishy rejects the potential new holiday out of his hatred towards Toapy. But Toapy and his friends do not give up easily. | ||||||
| 19c | 6c | "Sr. Desodorante" | Lamar Robinson | Diane Reed | January 21, 2019 | 118-C |
| Mr. Shampoo and his Hispanic friend, Sr. Desodorante, quarrel over the more superior product/metaphor for race, which strains their relationship and sours Mr. Shampoo's personality into a bitter one, to the point where it almost borders on a divorce with his wife Mrs. Shampoo. | ||||||
| 19d | 6d | "Eleanor the Helicopter" | Lamar Robinson | Donald Fairbanks | January 21, 2019 | 118-D |
| Eleanor quits her demanding job so she can begin to keep better track of her daughter Evelyn's life and form a less distant relationship between the two. Her normal adult supervision towards Evelyn, however, doesn't take long to spiral into an out-of-control fixation on her daughter's life, which both stresses and frightens Evelyn. | ||||||
| 20a | 7a | "Love or Sink" | Dipper | Poppy Livingston | January 21, 2019 | 121-A |
| Hanging out at the Toapysburg Annual Town Fair with Toapy, Sharpy and Gabriela, as a hang-out spot gives Evelyn the impression to get Toapy's romantic attention, most of which fall flat on her face. | ||||||
| 20b | 7b | "Toa-Profanity" | Dipper | Poppy Livingston | January 21, 2019 | 121-B |
| Toapy has to clear his name after he is accused of swearing by an infamous class snitch named Mitch (Debi Derryberry), finding to do so difficult as Mitch's snitching is "0% inaccurate but 100% accurate". | ||||||
| 20c | 7c | "Switching Houses" | Dipper | Anthony Gilligan | January 21, 2019 | 121-C |
| Toapy and Evelyn, partnered up for a "switching lives" project at school, must switch living quarters and families for an entire week, with Toapy having to accustom himself to a lack of parental involvement due to Eleanor's workaholic tendencies, and Evelyn being forced to deal with Toapy's obnoxious younger brother Goapy, who happens to be a misogynist. | ||||||
| 20d | 7d | "Toapy the Player" | Dipper | Poul Lynge | January 21, 2019 | 121-D |
| Taking his father's advice way too seriously, Toapy becomes a womanizer, which delights Evelyn as he flirts with her. That, however, turns into heartbreak when Toapy immediately dumps her for Gabriela not even a day after becoming "engaged" to the former. | ||||||
| 21a | 8a | "Sharpy's Haircut" | Amy O'brien | Calvin MacKenzie | January 21, 2019 | 122-A |
| Sharpy receives a terrible haircut courtesy of an inexperienced barber who had an apprenticeship under Sharpy's usual barber, that which he resorts to hide from everyone, including his best friend Toapy. | ||||||
| 21b | 8b | "Runaway" | Amy O'brien | Calvin MacKenzie | January 21, 2019 | 122-B |
| Evelyn runs away from home to test her workaholic mother Eleanor's neglect. Looking for a place to stay, she decides to inquire for some free B&B at a random house, which turns out to be Toapy's. His parents agree to let her stay under the pretense that she is "Toapy's fair and beautiful friend". She has a discussion with Toapy that changes her mind, and she comes back to her mother on that same night, apologizing profusely for having run away. | ||||||
| 21c | 8c | "Toapy and Evelyn Hang Out" | Amy O'brien | Poul Lynge | January 21, 2019 | 122-C |
| Toapy hang out one-on-one for the first time around Toapybsurg, with Evelyn viewing it as a chance to finally tell Toapy how she feels about him. She almost gets her chance when she accidentally smooches Toapy as she shields him from an oncoming trailer, but she brushes it off as "the work of adrenaline". Toapy accepts this apology, though subtly it is shown that he's not convinced. | ||||||
| 21d | 8d | "Toapy's Day Off" | Poppy Livingston | Anthony Gilligan | January 21, 2019 | 122-D |
| As he's come down with a cold, Toapy is to remain resting at home for a day, consequently meaning that he can't help others out with their problem for the day. It spells doom for his friends at first, until they calm down and solve the issues on their own without Toapy's assistance. | ||||||
| 22a | 9a | "Shirt Story" | Wendy Conroy | Grekk | May 27, 2019 | 115-A |
| During a shopping spree for school clothes, Toapy notices a particular shirt that he wants to purchase, but when it travels around through various intricacies, Toapy must upend the entire store so as to get that shirt by any means. In his pursuit, he undertakes the runaway shirt but sees another kid who's been chasing for the shirt as well. Being goodhearted, Toapy bestows him the shirt and actually finds a replica of the shirt while investigating. | ||||||
| 22b | 9b | "The Walk" | Wendy Conroy | Grekk | May 27, 2019 | 115-B |
| Toapy and Sharpy find themselves in the middle of some bizarre scenarios as they're walking home from school one day, and must rely solely on quick-thinking and their wits to live through these ordeals. | ||||||
| 22c | 9c | "School Anthem" | Wendy Conroy | Donald Fairbanks | May 27, 2019 | 115-C |
| Marilyn is appointed by the water school to rewrite the school anthem for future school events, and brainstorms the potential anthem with the help of her friends. Their aid notwithstanding, Marilyn elects to uncover her voice and messages through the anthem, and after the principal authorizes it, her friends are left a bit bittersweet but celebrate her accomplishment anyhow. | ||||||
| 22d | 9d | "Flowers and Chocolates" | Wendy Conroy | Donald Fairbanks | May 27, 2019 | 115-D |
| Toapy is suspicious of Evelyn's true intentions after she mutters up the courage to forward him a bouquet of flowers and a heart-shaped box of chocolates for Valentine's Day. She guarantees him that it's just a friendly gesture, but he's doubtful of this. Later, Toapy receives another vase of flowers and box of chocolates, this time from "Sharpy", and he apologizes to Evelyn for believing only a lover sent someone else gifts normally considered romantic, unbeknownst to the fact that it was Evelyn who struck again. | ||||||
| 23a | 10a | "Sharpy's Prank Call" | Annie Oh | Fatima Mataraci | May 27, 2019 | 123-A |
| Sharpy pranks call an individual also residing in Toapysburg, at random, and becomes paranoid that he'll encounter them and be identified. | ||||||
| 23b | 10b | "Dance With Me" | Annie Oh | Anthony Gilligan | May 27, 2019 | 123-B |
| Evelyn objects having to pay a dance instructor teach her dance choreography in time for her cousin Avalon's wedding, so Toapy chips in and edifies her at no cost due to his helpful and compassionate nature. Evelyn, however, seizes this opportunity to romantically lead Toapy on. Unsurprisingly, she founders, but her dancing abilities come in handy at the actual wedding when Toapy seeks a dance with Gabriela but she is unable to keep up with the choreography, and he instead chooses Evelyn as his dancing partner. | ||||||
| 23c | 10c | "Mr. Water Loves" | Annie Oh | Fatima Mataraci | May 27, 2019 | 123-C |
| Mr. Water reconsiders, and re-enters, the dating game after his guppy pupils question him on his intimate life. He meets up and starts dating a soap dispenser, Dinah, whose true self is eventually displayed as jealous and controlling. Mr. Water tolerates the dysfunctional relationship, however, after his students note his improvement in personal hygiene and teaching methods. Only Evelyn notices his change in personality and sways him out of the situation, and he finds that his self-care and teaching style are just as great as when he was dating Dinah. | ||||||
| 23d | 10d | "Picnic Panic" | Annie Oh | Diane Reed | May 27, 2019 | 123-D |
| Evelyn enlists Gabriela's help in impressing Toapy during a field trip to a local park for a school picnic, while Toapy himself strives to look good for Gabriela during a water ball game. | ||||||
| 24a | 11a | "The Soap Next Door" | William Ebert | Lester Gomez | May 27, 2019 | 124-A |
| A flashback segment recalling Evelyn's first run-in with Toapy (both toddlers at this stage) as he moves in next door to her, divulging that Evelyn was at first callous towards his "goody two-shoes" personality, she eventually catches feelings for him after he's willing to accompany her at lunch, which no one else would have done up to that point. | ||||||
| 24b | 11b | "Music Video" | Poppy Livingston | Lamar Robinson | May 27, 2019 | 124-B |
| Evelyn attempts a romantic connection with Toapy while he helps her with the production of a music video for her latest song, "Crystal Clear". She even coaxes him into pecking her in the cheek since it's "just for the vid." A while later after filming is wrapped up, she begins to harbor guilt over her intentions, especially after Toapy and his friends come over to watch the finalized version of the video and Toapy seems irked by the kissing scene. | ||||||
| 24c | 11c | "Evelyn's Dad" | Poppy Livingston | Runold Munoz | May 27, 2019 | 124-C |
| Evelyn reluctantly counts down the days until she visits her dad, Allen, who was convicted of domestic violence when she was 7 and is currently serving a 25-year sentence in jail, where interfamilial visits are limited to once a year. Initially picturing him as a ruthless, tattooed prison thug from his many years in the slammer, Evelyn is pleasantly greeted with a warm, kind man who has taken up an interest in psychology and philosophy and does not ask for forgiveness, only more recurring visits from Evelyn. She vows to come back very soon, on good terms with her dad at long last. | ||||||
| 24d | 11d | "Evelyn's New Dad" | Calvin MacKenzie | Ronald Munoz | May 27, 2019 | 124-D |
| Evelyn's mom contacts a soapy man, Gordon, whom she immediately marries at a small chapel molded out of soap. At first, he's able to gain the liking of both his wife and her daughter Evelyn, but soon comes to light as brutish and as shrewd as Evelyn's biological father, and Evelyn considers getting advice from her actual father on the matter. | ||||||
| 25a | 12a | "Evelyn Stays Over" | Calvin MacKenzie | Poul Lynge | May 27, 2019 | 125-A |
| Another flashback segment focusing on Toapy and Evelyn as toddlers, as Evelyn takes refuge in Toapy's residence to temporarily escape her heartless father's beatings, who on that same night would be arrested and sentenced to 25 years in jail for domestic and child abuse. | ||||||
| 25b | 12b | "Evelyn's Small World" | William Ebert | Poul Lynge | May 27, 2019 | 125-B |
| Yet another flashback segment, but this time centering on Evelyn as a first-grader who is unsure about her besotting towards Toapy until she envisions Toapy everywhere she goes, and sometimes it leaves her unable to distinguish it from either reality or fantasy. She finds it easy to disillusion herself from him by writing love songs, which develops into her now-famous passion for songwriting. | ||||||
| 25c | 12c | "Pretend Parents" | Fenton Cole | Poul Lynge | May 27, 2019 | 125-C |
| During recess, Marilyn gathers everyone for a game called Family, with Evelyn pretend playing as Toapy's wife, and Sharpy acts as the "couple's" "child", despite Toapy's discomfort being in full display for everyone to notice. Evelyn catches wind of Toapy's reaction and feels lovelorn, but acquiesces and orders Marilyn to halt Family. Marilyn is notified of Toapy's abashedness and instead settles on tag. | ||||||
| 25d | 12d | "The Messenger" | Fenton Cole | Anthony Gilligan | May 27, 2019 | 125-D |
| Evelyn hires Sharpy to be her messenger of secret admirer notes with their destiny being Toapy's desk before he arrives to school so no one becomes apprehensive of the messages. Toapy reads and believes the messages originate from Gabriela, so he accepts an outing with her to a fast-food restaurant thinking it's a romantic rendez-vous. Gabriela recounts Evelyn of her and Toapy's "hanging out" and Evelyn must stop the disastrous and misunderstood commitment. | ||||||
| 26 | 13 | "Avery Graduates" | Dipper, Poppy Livingston & Calvin MacKenzie |
Lamar Robinson & Donald Fairbanks |
May 27, 2019 | 126 |
| Evelyn and her mother travel out of Toapysburg to witness her older sister Avery's college graduation. While stationed at a hotel, Evelyn buddies up to Manfred (Benjamin Diskin), another kid whom she meets at the graduation ceremony, and they get permission to enjoy all the entertainment that Manfred's city has to offer after the ceremony concludes. As the sun becomes dormant and night takes rise, Manfred confesses to Evelyn that he has a crush on her because he's never had a good time with a girl before and hopes she reciprocates. She rejects his advances, and he's understanding but dejected since he's gotten accustomed to being unwanted by the "ladies". Evelyn feels awful later on and accepts his phone number out of pity. Packing up, she's enlightened by how unrequited her love for Toapy is, like Manfred's love for her was. When she returns to Toapysburg, Evelyn stores her songs dedicated to Toapy in the attic and starts dialing a number, which is never disclosed to the audience as the episodes fades to black. | ||||||
Season 3 (2019-20)[]
Following new episode premieres, on October 26, 2018, a third season was announced in a commercial featuring Poppy Livingston. A 13-episode, 52-segment order was given. It premiered on May 27, 2019, along with the remaining season 2 episodes.
| No. | # | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | Prod. Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27a | 1a | "Evelyn Hates Toapy" | Lester Gomez | Grekk | May 27, 2019 | 127-A |
| Evelyn decides to pretend to be hinting her dislike for Toapy so she can buy her own lie and gradually fall out of love for Toapy. She denounces her plan to Gabriela, who feels like Evelyn's plan is wrong and she should seek out other methods of alleviating her crush on Toapy. At first, Evelyn is positive her plan will work, but after deliberately making Toapy cry, she consoles him and expresses regret for hurting his feelings. He takes her apology, and Evelyn elects to think about Manfred rather than Toapy whenever an intrusive though about him pops into her head. | ||||||
| 27b | 1b | "Evelyn Loves Sharpy" | Lester Gomez | Grekk | May 27, 2019 | 127-B |
| Evelyn flirts with Sharpy to get closer to Toapy, but she considers him too odd and immature compared to Toapy. She eventually fabricates a lie about him being attentive towards other Gabriela more than her in order to break up with him. He's left destroyed emotionally, but Gabriela eventually empathizes with him and even embraces him, making Sharpy's attraction towards Gabriela stronger. | ||||||
| 27c | 1c | "Sharpy Toughens Up" | William Ebert | Poul Lynge | May 27, 2019 | 127-C |
| Sharpy is done being the quintessential scaredy-cat of his friend group, so he decides to employ Gabriela to help him become more braving and unabashed. Secretly, however, he also does this intending to get Gabriela to fall head over heels for him. | ||||||
| 27d | 1d | "Photo Album" | Lester Gomez | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | May 27, 2019 | 127-D |
| Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo offer Toapy their photo album after much insistence on his part, and he invents a backstory for each of the photos he skims through which are displayed as flashbacks. | ||||||
| 28a | 2a | "Portrait" | Fatima Mataraci | Poppy Livingston | May 27, 2019 | 135-A |
| Toapy's inexplicably drawn to a portrait exhibited in Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo's living room, but only he can dig up its backstory when the elderly couple are only able to recount the time they bought it at an auction bid, not even aware of who the artist is. | ||||||
| 28b | 2b | "That Smarts!" | Calvin MacKenzie | Poppy Livingston | May 27, 2019 | 135-B |
| Subsequent to her failing grades and distracting herself in class, Marilyn theorizes that she is losing her intellect due to her possession of a phone and surroundings by "dimwits" like Sharpy, which offends the latter. After a school psychologist assesses her, she is diagnosed with ADHD, which both relieves and terrifies her. The psychologist assuages her by telling her that the sooner her ADHD's treated, the easier it'll be to resume asserting at her advanced education. | ||||||
| 28c | 2c | "Laundromat" | Fatima Mataraci | Grekk | May 27, 2019 | 135-C |
| Toapy's household's washing machine malfunctions and needs some fixing, so he and his mother must go to a nearby washeteria. While washing clothes, Toapy has a run-in with some interesting characters, including a teenage razor blade with a nose ring who hums to herself and a helpful gay deodorant couple who are amenable at folding other people's clothes. | ||||||
| 28d | 2d | "Flower" | Fatima Mataraci | Poppy Livingston | May 27, 2019 | 135-D |
| One of Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo's flowers that was under Toapy's care while the lovebirds were on a romantic cruise withers away and dies after Toapy assumes it is a fake. Ridden with guilt, he attempts to guise its whereabouts and pray the Shampoos don't notice, but he fesses up after observing Mitch rip out a flower in the school playground and locates the flower's remains for them. The married couple admit that it's not a big loss as Toapy made it out to be and that it will be "reborn" someday, after which they pin the flower head on Toapy. | ||||||
| 29a | 3a | "Lemon Enemies" | Wendy Conroy | Ronald Munoz | May 27, 2019 | 130-A |
| Toapy and Sharpy have a falling out over ownership of a lemonade stand and split into two standalone stands in a competition to see who sells the most lemonade. Their moms eventually thrust them into working together as both of them have sold an equal amount of lemonade, and they make up in the end. (11 minutes) | ||||||
| 29b | 3b | "Restaurant" | Wendy Conroy | Ronald Munoz | May 27, 2019 | 130-B |
| Toapy stumbles into catastrophe when he and his family finally eat out at a restaurant, during which they watch a loofah man getting arrested, a razor blade woman demanding to talk to a manager after finding a "foreign strand of hair" in her mushroom soup, noisy, soapy children sprinting around, an elderly soapy woman who suffers an asthma attack after leaving her inhaler at home, and a cockroach being detected by a prissy razor blade girl. In these circumstances, Toapy's family endure their restaurant experience and manage to enjoy themselves. (8 minutes) | ||||||
| 29c | 3c | "Drop the Toap" | Wendy Conroy | Ronald Munoz | May 27, 2019 | 130-C |
| Toapy listens to a variety of music after his friends are not available to hang out at the park. (1 minute) | ||||||
| 29d | 3d | "Catfished" | Wendy Conroy | Grekk | May 27, 2019 | 130-D |
| Toapy starts chatting up a girl from social media whom he believes is Gabriela due to her recent acquirement of a phone, but when confronted in reality turns out to be an unknown girl having "catfished" him this entire time. (8 minutes) | ||||||
| 30a | 4a | "Lock-In" | Amy O'brien | Lamar Robinson | May 27, 2019 | 133-A |
| Sharpy and Evelyn find themselves locked up inside their water school after school, connecting over similar interests while also teaming up to find an escape. Evelyn even professes being enamored with Toapy, ensuring that Sharpy doesn't spill the beans because she's not comfortable avowing her love for him publicly just yet. The two are finally freed by Mr. Water and his lady friend, who are insinuated to have been making out in his classroom. | ||||||
| 30b | 4b | "Loofah Tree" | Dipper | Poul Lynge | May 27, 2019 | 133-B |
| Evelyn works up numerous way to divert attention away from a loofah tree in which she inscribed "T + E", worried that someone will connect the dots and spread rumors that it stands for "Toapy + Evelyn", but it proves difficult when the tree is set to be cut down to make way for a new property to be built there. | ||||||
| 30c | 4c | "Gabriela the Activist" | Calvin MacKenzie | Lamar Robinson | May 27, 2019 | 133-C |
| Gabriela advocates for the unfair treatment that overweight individuals like herself receive on a day-to-day basis, but she causes dissension as she's viewed as actually glorifying morbid obesity and diabetes, sending out the wrong messages to credulous girls like Evelyn. | ||||||
| 30d | 4d | "The Adoption" | Amy O'brien | Lamar Robinson | May 27, 2019 | 133-D |
| Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo adopt an orphaned little bath bomb girl as an alternative to having children and to make-up for Mrs. Shampoo's infertility issues, but the child is uneasy with having two elderly parents and worries that they will die more imminently than her friends' parents. | ||||||
| 31a | 5a | "Toapy and Sharpy" | Annie Oh | Poul Lynge | November 11, 2019 | 136-A |
| A flashback segment showcasing how Toapy and Sharpy struck up a friendship in preschool after Toapy took pity in him for his clumsiness and difficulty learning, which angers Sharpy at first because he does not want to be on the receiving line of people feeling bad on him, but eventually calms down after Toapy offers to help him recite his ABC's and slide down a water slide. Sharpy then befriends other kids, including Gabriela (who compliments him on his ABCs and Marilyn). | ||||||
| 31b | 5b | "Toa-Pen Is Mightier" | Annie Oh | Anthony Gilligan | November 11, 2019 | 136-B |
| Toapy suffers from writing block after getting stuck on an English assignment requiring him to write a short realistic fiction story, until he realizes that his inspiration is right in front of him. Meanwhile, Evelyn wonders whether she should write a story about her father, considering his complicated relationship with him. | ||||||
| 31c | 5c | "Cloud Gazing" | Annie Oh | Poul Lynge | November 11, 2019 | 136-C |
| Toapy and his friends decide to do some cloudspotting during a particularly cloudy day, using their imaginations to decipher what the clouds are forming. They also guide Marilyn on envisioning the shape of the clouds after she admits she lacks the imagination to do son. | ||||||
| 31d | 5d | "Toapy Guides the Way" | Annie Oh | Anthony Gilligan | November 11, 2019 | 136-D |
| When Toapy's classmates get stranded on a corn maze during a school excursion, Toapy leads the way to safety using the skills he mastered as a Guppy Scout. | ||||||
| 32a | 6a | "Boys Don't Cry" | William Ebert | Donald Fairbanks | November 11, 2019 | 129-A |
| Sharpy enforces the suppression of his vulnerable emotions deep inside of him after a much older soap at water school engages him in a fight and reminds him that "boys don't cry". So much, in fact, that he does not show sympathy towards a hospitalized classmate, and less so when he gets put in intensive care unit, which concerns his family and friends. Finally, after Sharpy cries from being unable to inhibit himself much longer, his mother fully understands the extent of his situation and comforts him in the fact that it's okay for boys to express their feelings just as much as girls. She also has him visit a therapist so he can process his emotions in a more healthier way. | ||||||
| 32b | 6b | "Racism and Diversity" | William Ebert | Grekk | November 11, 2019 | 129-B |
| A new pupil transfers to water school, a rusted shower-head named Zion (Karan Brar), who comes from another country, and he immediately gets singled out for his height and his distinct thick accent, which makes befriending other students challenging. Toapy takes pity on him and then attempts to help him find acceptance within the school. | ||||||
| 32c | 6c | "New Girl in the Dumps" | William Ebert | Donald Fairbanks | November 11, 2019 | 129-C |
| Jocelyn becomes saddened after being unrelentingly bullied at school by a random, so Toapy consults with Evelyn on writing a sentimental ballad about every lovely aspect of Jocelyn. This song eventually motivates Jocelyn to face her bully, who leaves her alone after the principal expels him from school. | ||||||
| 32d | 6d | "New Girl's Crush" | William Ebert | Ronald Munoz | November 11, 2019 | 129-D |
| Jocelyn falls in love with Toapy, much to his haplessness, as he only has eyes for Gabriela, while Evelyn secretly resents Jocelyn for proclaiming her infatuation. But after realizing she only loves the idea of him, not his actual character, Jocelyn decides to inform him on this, hoping to salvage their friendship. After an awkward discussion, Toapy express his wishes to still remain friends. | ||||||
| 33a | 7a | "Bring Your Child to Work" | Fenton Cole | Fatima Mataraci | November 11, 2019 | 132-A |
| On Bring Your Child to Work Day, Toapy and Evelyn run into each other and quickly realize that his dad and her mom work at the same office, respectively, so they both team up to spice things up for all the other kids there. | ||||||
| 33b | 7b | "The Spot" | Fenton Cole | Fatima Mataraci | November 11, 2019 | 132-B |
| Toapy's friends' secret hangout forcefully becomes some older kids' turf, and he must fight back for it if he wants it retrieved to him. | ||||||
| 33c | 7c | "Evelyn On The Court" | Fenton Cole | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | November 11, 2019 | 132-C |
| Evelyn, along with Gabriela, signs up for volleyball in an effort to impress Toapy with her athletic prowess, but the girls' different athletic capabilities (Gabriela possesses more strength and resistance compared to Evelyn) threaten their friendship. | ||||||
| 33d | 7d | "Dream a Little Dream" | Lamar Robinson | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | November 11, 2019 | 132-D |
| Following a particularly tiring day at school imbued by three projects, two presentations, and a test, Toapy knocks himself out cold while watching his favorite horror television series, The Crepuscular Cases, having numerous dreams in his sleep...including nightmares that he must endure. | ||||||
| 34a | 8a | "Rainy Day" | Poppy Livingston | Diane Reed | November 11, 2019 | 128-A |
| Toapy and Sharpy try to divert themselves during a tremendous downpour, doing things like making a sock puppet show and a blanket fort; they also tend to Toapy's mom's cooking, discover a collection of Toapy's dad's VHS tapes, and play a board game with the rest of the family that leads to a minor skirmish. | ||||||
| 34b | 8b | "Evelyn's Big Break" | Dipper | Diane Reed | November 11, 2019 | 128-B |
| Evelyn gets recognized by a talent scout for her solo performance in the play version of the book Pollyanna, who signs her up to be the leading star in a children's sitcom for a big network. The sitcom, Crazy Good Time, becomes massively popular and, as a result, assures Evelyn's status and perhaps even a chance to romantically engage with Toapy. But that promising fame costs her very expensively as her tiring hours on the set of Crazy Good Time and fabricated public image (including her hook-ups with other child stars being investigated closely by a bunch of gossip bloggers) drive her to the brink of insanity. | ||||||
| 34c | 8c | "Pen Pal" | Poppy Livingston | Diane Reed | November 11, 2019 | 128-C |
| Toapy writes to a female pen-pal, an Arab girl from France named Karimah (Dina Shihabi), for a school assignment, learning about her life with each letter sent from her. Evelyn identifies Karimah as a girl from Toapy's letters and immediately envies her for catching Toapy's attention until she realizes they have a lot in common. Afterwards, Evelyn asks to switch pen pals with Toapy, and she and Karimah become the best of pen pals. | ||||||
| 34d | 8d | "Matchmaker" | Dipper | Diane Reed | November 11, 2019 | 128-D |
| When Evelyn successfully manages to pair up two of her schoolmates from school, she turns to matchmaking people at school who she deems compatible, regardless of whether or not they consent to this. As a result of this, her schoolmates make numerous complaints to the principal concerning Evelyn's insistent matchmaking, which Toapy catches wind off and pleads to her to put an end to it. She eventually does out of her love for him, but then he comically requests for her to match him with Gabriela. | ||||||
| 35a | 9a | "Marilyn's Warming" | Wendy Conroy | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | January 20, 2020 | 131-A |
| Mr. Water lectures the water students on global warming and its negative affects, specifically impacting Marilyn, who develops solastalgia and grows vexed over others' apathy towards the subject matter, including her parents. After noticing a turbulent change in behavior and considering her anxieties over ecological cataclysm, he suggests she become a staunch climate activist (à la Greta Thunberg) by first joining the school's debate team. | ||||||
| 35b | 9b | "Bubbly" | Lester Gomez | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | January 20, 2020 | 131-B |
| Frustrated for being constantly perceived as asinine, Evelyn goes to great lengths to emotionally and physically detach herself from her childhood stuffed soap, Bubbly. | ||||||
| 35c | 9c | "Token for Granted" | Lester Gomez | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | January 20, 2020 | 131-C |
| At a restaurant/entertainment business in the vein of Dave & Buster's with his best friend Toapy, Sharpy requests money non-stop from his mother so he can earn more tickets for a prize, leading to get reprimanded by her about the value of currency. Nevertheless, it takes him the hard way to really drill that message into his head. | ||||||
| 35d | 9d | "Organizing Toapy" | Wendy Conroy | Poul Lynge | January 20, 2020 | 131-D |
| Toapy begrudgingly organizes his disordered room one slow Sunday afternoon, initially unaware of the potential opportunities for adventure till he recovers an item from under his bed that could be worth thousands. | ||||||
| 36a | 10a | "Computer" | Fenton Cole | Van Allen | January 20, 2020 | 134-A |
| Toapy's parents bestow him a computer so he can complete his homework efficiently, plus to make it accessible for him. He and Sharpy, however, also use it recreationally for computer games (and explore some, ahem, adult content). This consequently infects the computer with a virus, so the two must embark on a "mission" to clear the virus without their parents' knowledge. | ||||||
| 36b | 10b | "Sharpy's Pet" | Fenton Cole | Van Allen | January 20, 2020 | 134-B |
| Sharpy adopts a RabbitgooTM-like creature as a companion but becomes careless towards it. The animal runs away and into Toapy's refuge, who he quickly grows fond of, to the utter forlorn of Sharpy. To mediate the issue, Toapy disguises Sharpy as himself to trick his pet into returning once more. When Sharpy inquires when he can shed the disguise, Toapy comically retorts with never, lest it escapes him again. | ||||||
| 36c | 10c | "Caring Is Sharing" | Fenton Cole | Van Allen | January 20, 2020 | 134-C |
| Goapy is taught the benefits of equal distribution (aka sharing) from his big brother Toapy. He takes this to believe people owe him something whether he shares simply because being nice "comes at a cost", causing him to lash out to those who dare to receive half of his share, and Toapy to come to his aid. | ||||||
| 36d | 10d | "Boy Meets Girl" | Calvin MacKenzie | Van Allen | January 20, 2020 | 134-D |
| A bubbly(!), affectionate soap-girl named Soapia aims to befriend Goapy, but he derides her for her "cootie-infested" nature and heartlessly rebukes her, hurting her feelings in the process. To solve the problem, Toapy tries to cajole Goapy into thinking "cooties" are all the rage. | ||||||
| 37a | 11a | "Come Home Sharpy" | Bubba Guiana | Donald Fairbanks | January 20, 2020 | 138-A |
| Even yet another flashback segment concerning Sharpy feeling homesick at a sleepaway camp for the summer as a 6-year old as he is saddened by the thought of leaving his widowed mother home alone. At first, he tries to suppress that intuition, but hears a counselor relate a story about the emotional severity of their estranged mother's death and backtracks, asking to leave early due to a malady. | ||||||
| 37b | 11b | "A Life Without Evelyn" | Bubba Guiana | Grekk | January 20, 2020 | 138-B |
| Following an atrocious day at school, Evelyn's guardian angel demonstrates her various alternate dimensions in which she never existed, and choose carefully which one she fears the most. She favors the scenario in which her friends feel lost without her over the one in which Toapy converts to troublemaking, returning her back to actuality. | ||||||
| 37c | 11c | "Captain Sharpbeard" | Lamar Robinson | Donald Fairbanks | January 20, 2020 | 138-C |
| While role-playing as pirates, Toapy and his buddies encounter an actual pirate who they assume is just a pirate cosplayer and allow him to join in on the fun. | ||||||
| 37d | 11d | "Color Me Marilyn" | Dipper | Donald Fairbanks | January 20, 2020 | 138-D |
| Resentful for the lack of attention her peers confer to her, despite her wide array of accomplishments, Marylin mixes two existing colors together and claims discovery to a "new" color. This only spurs ridicule towards her from her peers and second-hand embarrassment from her friends, as well as the attention of scientists wishing to make her famous for her color "discovery". | ||||||
| 38a | 12a | "Mr. Water's Age" | Fatima Mataraci | Grekk | January 20, 2020 | 139-A |
| Mr. Water comes under fire by the school board after his bitter, infirm mother exposes him as more younger than previously annotated at a school board meeting, having falsified his actual age to better increase the odds of landing the job against his much younger opponent. Though the school board is on board with firing Mr. Water for deception, Toapy and his classmates skip school and counter-protest around town because of their belief that he hasn’t committed any illegal crimes except for fibbing. | ||||||
| 38b | 12b | "Drowning" | William Ebert | Grekk | January 20, 2020 | 139-B |
| A plunger-shaped child clinical psychologist, and Toapy, team up to avert Evelyn's fear of drowning. From what they gather, her father obliged her to learn swimming as an infant, nearly drowning her in the traumatic incident. They have to scout a fatherly figure who could adequately teach her how to swim. | ||||||
| 38c | 12c | "Shampoo Surgery" | Fatima Mataraci | Poppy Livingston | January 20, 2020 | 139-C |
| Mrs. Shampoo is dictated by her doctor to undergo “shampoo bottle cap surgery” so she can replace her bottle cap with a newer one, but she dreads the process because of its 7% survival rate. | ||||||
| 38d | 12d | "The Perils of Evelyn" | Amy O'Brien | Poppy Livingston | January 20, 2020 | 139-D |
| A sequence of different scenarios in which Evelyn find herself endangered and eventually rescued by her knight in bubbling armor, Toapy, parodying the 1941 American serial The Perils of Pauline. In the denouement, they are all shown to be home videos Toapy made in collaboration with Evelyn, and the rest of the squad, for a school project. | ||||||
| 39a | 13a | "Seashell Shocked" | Dipper | William Ebert | January 20, 2020 | 137-A |
| Sharpy's retired Veteran grandfather temporarily resides at the family apartment to bond with his favorite grandson, but Sharpy soon becomes perturbed by his grandfather's frequent PTSD episodes, from taking part in the Great Water War, and is unable to recognize him anymore. | ||||||
| 39b | 13b | "Hurtful Marilyn" | Dipper | Anthony Gilligan | January 20, 2020 | 137-B |
| Marilyn turns paranoid and withdrawn out of an irrational fear for ailments or physical injuries, noticing how others commonly receive these. This backfires when she begins to suffer from a migraine headache. | ||||||
| 39c | 13c | "Family Reunion" | Dipper | Poul Lynge | January 20, 2020 | 137-C |
| At a need to reunite her embattled family, Eleanor decides to drive her and Evelyn to where her side of the family lives, despite their belief that Evelyn is the “product of immorality” and refuse to associate with such “low-lifes”. | ||||||
| 39d | 13d | "Water Ball's Biggest Hits" | Dipper | Ronald Munoz | January 20, 2020 | 137-D |
| Toapy and his Water Ball mates threaten to quit the school team to rally against the coach's decision to remove helmets, for safety reasons, after Toapy views a news broadcast which states that the sport can cause permanent brain injury if played without any equipment. | ||||||
Season 4 (2020)[]
A fourth and final season comprising 13 episodes and 48 segments was announced on May 31, 2019, only mere days after the season 3 premiere, and premiered on February 17, 2020. Already its finale date was scheduled for September 7, 2020, but after the series went into an indefinite hiatus resulting from the recent, worldwide coronavirus epidemic, it was rescheduled for the unforeseen future.
| No. | # | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original airdate | Prod. Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40a | 1a | "The Harrowing Hairbrush Hunt" | Annie Oh | Fatima Mataraci | February 17, 2020 | 140-A |
| Once more, Toapy takes on the Charles Combs moniker to undergo a scavenger hunt that will hopefully lead him to the discovery of a certain hairbrush that is worth millions. | ||||||
| 40b | 1b | "The Strange Sharpy Psyche Switch" | Annie Oh | Fatima Mataraci | February 17, 2020 | 140-B |
| Sharpy's personality seems awfully out-of-character to Toapy, as he becomes more brooding and choleric, but only Charles Combs can properly deduce the reasoning behind this odd behavioral alteration. | ||||||
| 40c | 1c | "The Rowdy Razor Riddle" | Annie Oh | Fatima Mataraci | February 17, 2020 | 140-C |
| An indescribable and unidentifiable razor injures anyone who stands in his path, leading Charles Combs to instigate an investigation. After an altercation with the razor leaves his entire body contused, however, Charles Combs considers whether to further pursue the case. | ||||||
| 40d | 1d | "The Titillating Troll Thriller" | Annie Oh | Fatima Mataraci | February 17, 2020 | 140-D |
| Toapy's detective alter ego Charles Combs gets revived for a final case involving Toapy's friends' hacked and desecrated email accounts, which he becomes captivated with after he gets accused by them of being the hacker since his account was left undisturbed. | ||||||
| 41a | 2a | "Interview With an Elder" | Calvin MacKenzie | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | February 17, 2020 | 141-A |
| For a school interview project, Sharpy is coerced by his mother to inquire an 80-year old actress paralyzed from the waist down who's friends with Sharpy's grandmother. Initially abandoning the idea in favor of Elmore Toapyburg, Sharpy relents after Toapy beats him to Elmore, uncovering the secret life of the actress along the way, and learning a lesson about making the wrong decisions. | ||||||
| 41b | 2b | "A Star Was Named" | Calvin MacKenzie | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | February 17, 2020 | 141-B |
| Evelyn is adamant that she wants to name a star after Toapy as a tribute to his "brilliant" and "shining" character, but she debates further upon the matter after the "Name-A-Star" kit she orders online requires her to state the sole purpose behind this particular name. | ||||||
| 41c | 2c | "Experimental" | Calvin MacKenzie | Sinclair Fitzpatrick | February 17, 2020 | 141-C |
| Marilyn and Sharpy are paired up to re-enact an impressive science experiment, but she perceives his "horseplay" and general ineptitude as a hindrance to this objective. After he makes a historic discovery messing around with some chemicals, Marilyn comes to respect him a whole lot more and learns never to underestimate an individual based on their outward mannerisms. | ||||||
| 41d | 2d | "Toapy Lucks Out" | Fenton Cole | Grekk | February 17, 2020 | 141-D |
| Toapy becomes hopelessly depressed following a streak of misfortune provoked by a "good luck" charm, so his friends try to console him with the simple pleasures of life, and unwittingly help him realize that bad luck does not have to equate to a bad day. | ||||||
| 42a | 3a | "Make-Up and Take-Off" | Lester Gomez | Lamar Robinson | February 17, 2020 | 142-A |
| Evelyn is ambivalent about applying herself with make-up for a school dance she'll attend with Toapy and friends, as other girls her age begin to do. Her unskilled tendencies and hideous lipstick choice lead her to have a break down over not knowing how to act "womanly". When her friends come over and observe her reluctance to hurry up, Toapy decides to query her, whereupon she reveals her insecurities about wearing make-up. He assures her that she need not apply make-up since her natural beauty "overshadows" its superficial counterpart, and should go au naturel, before holding her tender as a motion to leave. This makes her comply, much to her swooning. | ||||||
| 42b | 3b | "Holly Water" | Lester Gomez | Lamar Robinson | February 17, 2020 | 142-B |
| A childhood fiend of Mr. Shampoo turned renowned film director, Mr. Currentino, plans to shoot his latest film at their former, abandoned elementary school, which stars a physically challenged child on the cusp of adolescence, but Mr. Shampoo intervenes, as he believes Currentino's film will flop for being an "arrogant, self-loving indie arthouse film". While trying to revert his opinion on banning his rival from filming his movie at the dilapidated school, Toapy learns that Mr. Shampoo despises Mr. Currentino because he always took credit for their home videos (which they made back when they were friends) and consequently soured Mr. Shampoo's love of cinema; this also created a rift in their friendship, creating animus between them. | ||||||
| 42c | 3c | "The Day Toapysburg Ran Out of Water" | Amy O'brien | Diane Reed | February 17, 2020 | 142-C |
| During a daunting drought, Toapysburg becomes completely depleted of water, which ginormously affects the hydration levels of Toapysburg’s citizens. All of the denizens, among them Toapy and his friends, pitch in to fill in more water from a neighboring town, Sudside, risking themselves in the process. | ||||||
| 42d | 3d | "Avery Is Back" | Amy O'brien | Diane Reed | February 17, 2020 | 142-D |
| Avery gets laid off from her first job fresh out of college, so she returns to Toapysburg to crash in at her family's home. While her mother is sorely disappointed at her older daughter’s seemingly acquired deadbeat ways, Evelyn realizes that Avery's suffering from depression and attempts to convince her to seek counseling that will gradually aid her in getting her back up on her feet. | ||||||
| 43a | 4a | "Wendy the Watchsoap" | Wendy Conroy | Donald Fairbanks | February 17, 2020 | 143-A |
| A recent uptick of home invasions in Toapy's neighborhood lead his parents to adopt a pet soap purely to guard the house at night, warning their children not to get too attached to her. But Toapy befriends the little animal anyways, which he secretly names Wendy, and resists his parents’ attempts to return him to the pet store to for his impending euthanasia. | ||||||
| 43b | 4b | "Money Woes" | Poppy Livingston | Donald Fairbanks | February 17, 2020 | 143-B |
| Toapy's classroom is submitted a check from a foundation to use for school supplies, of which Mr. Water gifts them a share to divide amongst each other. Problems arise after Toapy offers a portion of his share to one of his friends and the gang argues over who deserves to receive the dividend. Horrified at the animosity he has started between friends, Toapy settles on returning his share to Mr. Water to resolve the issue once and for all. | ||||||
| 43c | 4c | "Laker's Legacy" | Bubba Guiana | Poul Lynge | February 17, 2020 | 143-C |
| Sharpy does not bereave the passing of activist Alistair Laker at 76 as his friends and teacher do out of respect for him, who all take umbrage to his disinterest for this historical figure. Taking matters into his own hands, Mr. Water dedicates an entire school day to educate the classroom on the legacy Alistair Laker left when he abolished racial segregation in educational institutions, single-handedly ending the racism towards razors. Unaware that razors had faced any sort of discrimination, Sharpy feels contrite for not mourning Alistair and researches him further in his spare time, compiling a bulleted list of reasons for Mayor Fishy as to why the date of Laker's death should be officially commemorated as Laker Day. Mayor Fishy acquiesces (only because he's "not Toapy"), even summoning him to eulogize at Laker's funeral. | ||||||
| 43d | 4d | "Save the Playdate" | Fenton Cole | Van Allen | February 17, 2020 | 143-D |
| Toapy's mom sets Goapy up for a playdate with newfound playmate Soapia at her house, which agitates Goapy, for he wishes to amaze her but cannot excogitate how. Begrudgingly he entreats Toapy for his assistance on impressing girls, knowing his relationship with Gabriela. His older brother sallies him for his intentions, though he does gives him wardrobe and etiquette advice. At Soapia's house, Goapy discovers she didn't dress herself nicely for their playdate, preferring pajamas to her dresses. Goapy reprimands himself for the fruitless effort, but Soapia compliments him for the attempt and gives him a peck on the cheek, leaving him florid. | ||||||
| 44d | 5a | "Funeral of Elmore Toapysburg" (Part 1)[1] | TBA | TBA | December 28, 2020[1] | TBA |
| 44b | 5b | "Funeral of Elmore Toapysburg" (Part 2)[1] | TBA | TBA | December 28, 2020[1] | TBA |
| 44c | 5c | "Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo Break Up" (Part 1) | TBA | TBA | December 28, 2020[1] | TBA |
| 44d | 5d | "Mr. and Mrs. Shampoo Break Up" (Part 2) | TBA | TBA | December 28, 2020[1] | TBA |
| 45-46 | 6-7 | "Judging Mr. Fishy" (Part 1) | TBA | TBA | December 28, 2020[1] | TBA |
| 47-48 | 8-9 | "Something Smells Fishy" (Part 2) | TBA | TBA | December 28, 2020[1] | TBA |
| 49-52 | 10-13 | "Testing the Waters" | TBA | TBA | December 28, 2020[1] | TBA |