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Fanboy and Chum Chum · S2E39 — Face-Eating Aliens From Planet X
Season 2 episodes
1. I'm Man-Arctica!Apr 25, 20112. No Toy StoryApr 25, 2011
3. GameBoyApr 28, 20114. Crib NotesApr 27, 2011
5. Schoolhouse LockApr 27, 20116. Back From The FutureApr 27, 2011
7. Tooth or ScareOct 23, 20128. The Big BopperApr 28, 2011
9. Present Not Accounted ForApr 26, 201110. The Sword in the ThroneApr 26, 2011
11. Brain FreezeJul 12, 201412. Slime DayOct 30, 201213. Boog ZapperOct 30, 2012
14. Risky BriznessAug 27, 201115. Kids In The HallAug 27, 2011
16. Frosty Mart Dream VacationOct 19, 201217. Field Trip of HorrorsOct 19, 2012
18. There Will Be ShrieksOct 23, 2011
19. Igloo of IrritationOct 23, 201220. HypnotOZedAug 27, 2011
21. Robo-manceFeb 11, 201122. Rattleskunkupine!Feb 11, 2012
23. Bubble TroubleOct 24, 201224. Lucky ChumsOct 24, 2012
25. The Last Strawberry Fun FingerOct 1, 201126. Power OutOct 1, 2011
27. Dental IllnessNov 2, 201228. Champ of ChompNov 2, 2012
29. Lice Lice BabyOct 16, 201230. Get You Next TimeOct 16, 2012
31. A Very Brrr-y IcemasDec 10, 2011
32. Funny FaceOct 12, 201233. Put That Cookie Down!Oct 22, 2012
34. Two Tickets to PaladiseOct 29, 201235. The WinnersOct 29, 2012
36. Hex GamesOct 25, 201237. Speed EraserOct 25, 2012
38. Heroes vs. VillainsOct 15, 201239. Face-Eating Aliens From Planet XOct 15, 2012
40. The Cold RushOct 18, 201241. Camp-ArcticaOct 18, 2012
42. Buddy UpNov 1, 201243. Normal DayNov 1, 2012
44. MicrophoniesOct 26, 201245. Freezy FreaksOct 26, 2012
46. Super ChumsOct 31, 2012
47. Attack of the ClonesOct 17, 201248. Secret ClubOct 17, 2012Synopsis
The notion was absurd, yet it persisted: a clandestine infiltration of slumber, a proving of extraterrestrial origins through the act of… consumption. The plan, audacious and bizarre, hinged on a deceptive masquerade – a transformation into the very beings they sought to deceive. It was a desperate gamble, fueled by a conviction that defied logic, a belief in a reality far stranger than most could fathom.
