Weasel and I.R. recall a time when they were close friends, a bond broken by their assignment to Enemy Camp.

The director behind Weasel and I.R.’s cartoons seems content to simply recycle tired tropes drawn from animation’s golden age.

In days of old Rome, Weasel and I.R. faced one another as gladiators within the arena.

Weasel and I.R. sat with their grandsons, recounting the ways in which they had shaped the course of American history.

Weasel and Baboon were spirits, bound to the task of haunting the home of a faded film actress—the Red Guy, as they called her. Yet Baboon’s antics proved consistently clumsy, and even Weasel was discovering that frightening the starlet pre…

Weasel and Baboon decided to test Weasel’s newest creation: the Magnificent Motorbikini! Unfortunately, the Motorbikini lacked brakes—a detail that escaped Weasel's attention—and this led to a series of mishaps, trouble, and more trouble.

Weasel possesses a true gift for styling hair, whereas Baboon endures a dreary occupation tending to feet. Matters become decidedly precarious, however, when Red Guy, the self-proclaimed Hair-Police, attempts to apprehend them both.

Captain Weasel of the Whale Fleet seeks the colossal squid.

Weasel, known as I Am Weasel, has devised a device capable of bestowing dreams upon those who know none.

I.R. made a startling discovery: his paws possessed a strange magic, capable of bringing forth the most dreadful desires.

The mischievous Weasel and Baboon have now joined the Red Guys' reimagining of the ancient games – "The Sackless Games"!

Weasel and I.R. are on the case, determined to uncover the culprit behind the baffling disappearance of characters from Cow and Chicken.

The baboon was peddling wildfire from house to house, and it fell to the weasel to bring him to a halt.