Beetlejuice

Top Cast

Stephen Ouimette as Beetlejuice (voice)
Alyson Court as Lydia Deetz (voice)
Tabitha St. Germain as Ginger (voice)
Len Carlson as The Monster Across the Street (voice)
Elizabeth Hanna as Delia Deetz (voice)
Roger Dunn as Charles Deetz (voice)
John Stocker as Bartholomew Batt
Tara Strong as Claire Brewster
Dan Hennessey as Bully the Crud
Keith Knight as Armhold Musclehugger

Seasons

Season 1 (1989) - (20 Episodes)

Season 2 (1990) - (13 Episodes)

Season 3 (1991) - (11 Episodes)

Season 4 (1991) - (65 Episodes)

Season 1 (1989)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Critter Sitters (1989-09-09)

Beetlejuice needs some cash to buy Lydia a present so when she gets a job baby-sitting, he follows suit. But Neitherworld babies are a bit more of a handful than Outerworld ones, and Beetlejuice gets dragged before Judge Mental for a long string of offences. Can Lydia keep him from getting thrown to the Sandworms?
Ep. 2: The Big Face Off (1989-09-16)

It's Beetlejuice and Lydia versus the reigning King and Queen of Gross on a popular Neitherworld TV show. Do our heroes have any chance of winning the big gross-off with Beetlejuice feeling below par?
Ep. 3: Skeletons in the Closet (1989-09-16)

The skeletons in Beetlejuice's closet have accumulated so much over the years that the closet finally bursts. The skeletons drift astray, telling people the truths Beetlejuice had always hidden from them.
Ep. 4: A Dandy Handy Man (1989-09-23)

Lydia is getting ready for the big photo show, but she can't decide which of her pictures is the best. Beetlejuice loves all of her work, and decides he wants to buy whichever photo she picks--but he doesn't have any money. (Un)fortunately, the Deetzes kitchen sink has sprung a leak, so Beetlejuice hatches a plan to pose as a handyman, fix the leak, and make a quick buck. But his Neitherworld tools won't stand for being used.
Ep. 5: Out of My Mind (1989-09-23)

Beetlejuice and Lydia have a fight, and Lydia banishes the ghost to the Neitherworld. Beetlejuice foolishly makes the comment that he can't get Lydia out of his mind, and accidentally teleports her there. Lydia meets up with Beetlejuice's wimpy Will Power and overbearing Prank Factor--can she convince Will to stand up to Prankenstein? And how will she ever get out of Beetlejuice's head?
Ep. 6: Stage Fright (1989-09-30)

Miss Shannon's school is putting on Romeo and Juliet, and Lydia tries out for the part of Juliet. But Clare wants it too and sabotages Lydia's audition. For revenge, Lydia becomes the costume designer and designs a costume she knows Clare will hate-but Beetlejuice's got other plans for revenge.
Ep. 7: Spooky Tree (1989-09-30)

Lydia's favourite tree, Spooky, is slated to be cut down so the road can be widened. Beetlejuice, in a fit of generosity, grants Spooky with the gift of locomotion, allowing the tree to run rampant through the town. Finally, kind-hearted Spooky is replanted somewhere he can be really happy.
Ep. 8: Laugh of the Party (1989-10-07)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 9: Worm Welcome (1989-10-14)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 10: Bad Neighbour Beetlejuice (1989-10-21)

Beetlejuice's neighbours kick him out, so he tries to be a 'good neighbour.' But unfortunately, Beetlejuice's idea of a good neighbour isn't quite the same one his friends have. It looks like Beetlejuice is out of a place to stay-until he proves to the others that there is one thing that he's good for.
Ep. 11: Campfire Ghouls (1989-10-21)

Beetlejuice (disguised as Betty Juice), Lydia, Bertha and Prudence go camping in the Neitherwoods. Bertha and Prudence have never been camping and Beetlejuice is sure that they're just a couple of lost cases-until Bertha and Prudence convince him otherwise.
Ep. 12: Pest O' the West (1989-10-28)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 13: Bizarre Bazaar (1989-11-04)

Miss Shannon teams up Lydia and Clare to run this year's haunted house at the bazaar. Lydia's got some good and scary ideas, but Clare's got other plans...Not to worry, because Beetlejuice's got some plans of his own.
Ep. 14: Pat on the Back (1989-11-04)

Beetlejuice says he deserves a 'pat on the back' and he gets one, in the form of a weird little guy with an Irishoid accent who actually grows out of his back. Pat then proceeds to get Beetlejuice in a lot of trouble with the Mayor, and only Lydia has the insight to help him out of it.
Ep. 15: Poopsie (1989-11-11)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 16: It's the Pits (1989-11-11)

No overview for this episode.
Ep. 17: Prince of the Neitherworld (1989-11-18)

Beetlejuice (disguised as Betty Juice), Lydia, Bertha and Prudence go camping in the Neitherwoods. Bertha and Prudence have never been camping and Beetlejuice is sure that they're just a couple of lost cases-until Bertha and Prudence convince him otherwise.
Ep. 18: Quit While You're a Head (1989-12-02)

Beetlejuice's head is kidnapped by headhunters.
Ep. 19: Cousin B.J. (1989-12-09)

Lydia's Aunt Zapora and Uncle Danport (Delia's family) and Aunt May and Uncle Clyde (Charles' family) come for a visit. To liven things up, Beetlejuice poses as ""Cousin B.J."", and boy, does he liven things up!
Ep. 20: Beetlejuice's Parents (1989-12-09)

Yes, you guessed it: Lydia and Beetlejuice go to see the latter's parents. His mother is a neat freak and his father is a workaholic-just how far from the tree did Beetlejuice fall?