
The Monkees — Season 2

In the dusty town of El Monotono, Mexico, Davy finds himself taken captive by a band of outlaws led by Peter Whitney. Their reason for the abduction is a peculiar one: Davy has apparently captivated the attention of El Diablo’s girlfriend, …

Peter finds himself tasked with clearing the Monkees' name after the band members inadvertently commit a bank robbery while working with two con artists, Cliff Norton and Kelton Garwood, under the guise of filming a movie.

Davy found himself in a predicament reminiscent of a classic harem story: the looming prospect of marriage to Princess Donna Loren of Nehodia. The situation held a certain tension, a delicate balance of allure and potential complication.

Mike stepped forward, a simple wool hat held aloft like a challenge, determined to halt the relentless expansion of parking lots orchestrated by the city's unscrupulous construction magnate, Monte Landis.

Within the hushed halls of the art museum, Peter meticulously replicates a venerable painting for two guards – Monte Landis and Vic Tayback – unaware that these men are not protectors of the art, but thieves with designs on the genuine arti…

Following the heartbreak of losing his girlfriend, Brenda, to a man of considerable physical strength known as Bulk, Micky embarks on a rigorous health regimen. He seeks guidance from the enigmatic physical cultist Shah-Ku, a figure whose c…

In the backwoods town of Swineville, the Monkees find themselves embroiled in a bitter family dispute between the Weskitts and the Chubbers. Davy Jones, in particular, faces a precarious situation: he seems destined for a shotgun marriage t…

Trading his guitar for a treasure map pilfered from a con man, Peter finds himself adrift on a deserted island. There, the Monkees embark on a hunt for buried riches, only to discover they are being pursued by a deranged Australian, Monte L…

Peter finds himself the object of affection for Ondine Vaughn, a romantic prima ballerina, and the unwitting center of a villainous scheme meticulously plotted by the rest of the ballet company.

A peculiar predicament befalls the Monkees when they unexpectedly find themselves befriending the companions of a formidable motorcycle club.

Dr. Erasmus Finch (George Furth), accompanied by his eccentric cousin, Jasper Morton (Mickey Morton), and his absent-minded aunt, Agatha Plumtree (Ruth Buzzi), attempts a séance at the Monkees’ residence, hoping to contact their deceased re…

A simmering discontent pervades the crew as the Monkees struggle to thwart the audacious takeover of a freighter by a captain consumed by vengeance, played with compelling intensity by Chips Rafferty.

In Texas, the Monkees employ their quick wits to outmaneuver Black Bart (Barton MacLane), his accomplice Red (Len Lesser), and their band of outlaws, all in an effort to safeguard Mike's Aunt Kate's (Jacqueline deWit) ranch.

In the dazzling chaos of Las Vegas, the Monkees find themselves misconstrued as unscrupulous gamblers by a roulette dealer, played with characteristic flair by Rip Taylor, and a stern policeman, portrayed by Dort Clark. Thrust into this pre…

The Monkees endeavor to rekindle the joy of Christmas in Butch Patrick, a boy hardened by disappointment and deeply skeptical of the holiday's promise.

A lively, theatrical journey through a world of fairy tales unfolds, led by a boisterous Town Crier (Rege Cordic). The story centers on Peter's courageous rescue of a proud princess (Michael), threatened with death by her wicked fiancé (Mur…

A film report, officially documented by the Department of UFO Information and overseen by Pat Paulsen, details how the Monkees thwarted an invasion by extraterrestrials – specifically, Stuart Margolin and Nita Talbot, hailing from the plane…

Within the shadowed walls of a foreboding castle, The Monkees embark on a perilous rescue mission. Their objective: to liberate Davy from the clutches of Lorelei (Arlene Martel), the sinister Count Batula (Ron Masak), a menacing wolf man (D…

The enchanted monkey's paw, once belonging to a faded magician (played by Hans Conried), begins to grant the perpetually unlucky Monkees their deepest desires—though with a cruel and ironic twist.

In a shop steeped in unsettling shadows, Peter makes a fateful bargain with the enigmatic Mr. Zero (Monte Landis), a man of decidedly sinister charm. The price for a golden harp is steeper than Peter could have imagined – his very soul. But…

In a high-stakes auto race, Davy pilots the Monkeemobile, but the British competitor finds their vehicle deliberately disabled by Baron Von Klutz (David Hurst) and his own Klutzmobile. The film also includes a brief appearance by co-produce…

Escaping the demands of the recording studio, The Monkees find themselves pursued across Paris. There, they are besieged by admiring women and, at times, by the authorities.

Davy found himself the unexpected heir to an English manor, though possession came with a peculiar condition: he must first triumph in a tournament against Sir Twiggley Toppen Middle Bottom – a contest demanding skill with lance and sword, …

For a chance to win a band competition championed by radio personality Jerry Blavat, David disguises himself as a girl. He finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Daphne, played by Deana Martin, and further complicates matters by presenting him…

When the enigmatic mentalist Oracullo (guest star Monte Landis) seizes control of Peter’s mind for a sensational nightclub performance, The Monkees must intervene. Appearing as Oracullo's assistant is director James Frawley, playing the cha…

The Monkees find themselves pitted against the eccentric Wizard Glick (Rip Taylor), a man determined to manipulate the thoughts of television audiences across the globe.


