Beetlejuice

When Lydia's favorite tree is slated to be cut down in order to widen a road, BJ gives the tree the ability to move in "The Spooky Tree." Lydia seeks revenge when Clare sabotages her audition for the school play in "Stage Fright."

Lydia's Halloween party seems doomed to failure until Beetlejuice produces "Party People In A Can."

Lydia accidentally brings a baby Sandworm into the Outerworld, where it's endangered by human hunters. Can she convince BJ to save his worst enemy?

BJ disguises himself as Betty Juice to camp with Lydia and the girls in "Campfire Ghouls. "Bad Neighbor Beetlejuice" is evicted from his neighborhood.

Lydia's kidnapped while on a tour of Netherworld's Wild West, and Sheriff Beetlejuice must ride to the rescue.

Lydia and Clare are unenthusiastic partners in the school's haunted house, but BJ has his own ideas in "Bizarre Bazaar." In "Pat On The Back ," Beetlejuice grouses once too often about being unappreciated, and gains a wildly enthusiastic leprechaun-like appendage.

Beetlejuice babysits for the Monster Across The Street in "Poopsie." Beetlejuice reacts badly to fame and fortune in "It's The Pits."

Neitherworld royalty Prince Vince falls in love with Lydia and asks BJ for some help in winning her heart. After landing himself a job as Vince's court jester, Beetlejuice agrees, but he quickly changes his mind when it looks like Lydia prefers Vince's company to his.

Headhunters take Beetlejuice's head, forcing Lydia, BJ's headless body and Captain Kidder to track down his missing part.

Beetlejuice poses as a relative when Lydia's extended family pays a visit in "Cousin B.J." Lydia meets her pal's conservative folks in "Beetlejuice's Parents."