Due to a delivery error and a lapse in judgment on Sparks’ part, Sealab received a brand-new Asteroid Smasher/High-definition Television. The device, however, was intended for Spacelab, where it was to be used in the destruction of an aster…

In Dr. Quinn’s fourth-grade classroom, a diverse group of students, including the boy known as Fatass McBlobbicus, navigate lessons under the shadow of Tornado Shanks' unorthodox approach to learning. A discussion of mortality prompts a ret…

The final of Captain Shanks’ brothers, each bearing a name from the pantheon of Greek myth, succumbed to a heart attack while in the privy. Simultaneously, Hesh and Debbie Dupree exchanged vows.

Quinn, White Debbie, and Stormy Waters, known as "He Who Smokes Bitches," journey into the perilous depths of Tornado Shanks to excise a festering growth from Captain Shanks’ head.

Tornado Shanks proclaimed Sealab a sovereign nation, a calculated move to establish his own personal tax haven. A fervor for independence quickly spread throughout the crew, and within minutes, a half-dozen new nations were declared. With t…

Stormy’s persistent curiosity led her to a startling discovery: Shanks was a member of a clandestine organization that exerted control over the world.

The carefully planned team-building exercise dissolved into chaos when the Sealab crew found themselves beset by Chupacabras. What began as an attempt to foster camaraderie quickly devolved into a desperate struggle for survival.

The grief counselor worked to ease the burden on the Sealab crew, navigating a difficult period for them.

Within the confines of Sealab, a relentless tide of the undead surges, while Debbie meticulously orchestrates preparations for her upcoming thirtieth birthday celebration – a milestone she's chosen to mark for the fifth time.

Marco’s son, born outside of marriage, seeks employment aboard the research vessel *Sealab*. His prospects hinge on passing the rigorous civil service examination. With the assistance of Debbie and Quinn, will he succeed?

Marco had been gone for three episodes. His return was unexpected. Subsequently, Marco and Debbie perform Antônio Carlos Jobim’s “Águas de Março,” the lyrics flowing in Portuguese.