Dexter's Laboratory: Season 6

"Beau tie" (7 minutes) Dee Dee brings home a boy who's not only cute-he's smart. Soon Dexter and Dee Dee are fighting for his attention. "Remember Me" (7 minutes) When Dexter gets amnesia, Dee Dee shows him all the fun they usually have together. "Over Labbing" (7 minutes) Dexter and Mandark both decide to expand their labs, running into each other. Now these two scientists must learn to co-exist as they plot to destroy each other.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Sis-tem Error" (7 minutes) Dee Dee accidentally shuts down the lab and must embody all of Dexter's lab so he doesn't find out. "Bad Cable Manners" (7 minutes) Dad wants good reception so badly that Dexter secretly pirates cable to make his Dad happy. "Dexter's Library" (7 minutes) When Dexter is given rule over the library, he enforces his rules a little too strictly.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"The Scrying Game" (7 minutes) Dee Dee reads Dexter's fortune and, much to his shock, the things she predicted actually start happening. "Monstrosi-Dee Dee" (7 minutes) When a monster keeps appearing and chasing Dexter through his lab, little does he know that the monster is really Dee Dee who's eaten an apple from his failed experiment. "Dad Man Walking" (7 minutes) When a sleepwalking Dad comes wandering into Dexter's lab, Dexter must find a way to get him out before he wakes up-and before he destroys the lab.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Dexter's Little Dilemma" (7 minutes) Dexter has shrunk his parents and put them in a model of the house. But the house isn't complete, so Dexter must scramble about before they discover the truth. "Faux Chapeau" (7 minutes) Dexter's invention gets mistaken for a hat and becomes all the rage, bringing Dexter the fame he always wanted. "D2" (7 minutes) Dexter and Dee Dee discover they make a great superhero team when they work together.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Head Band" (7 minutes) Dee Dee has a song stuck in her head-literally. Dexter discovers that Dee Dee has a viral boy band infecting her brain and must come up with a cure before it spreads throughout the world. "Stuffed Animal House" (7 minutes) When Dee Dee brings her stuffed animals to life, Dexter and Dee Dee must catch them before before Mom and Dad notice. "Used Ink" (7 minutes) Dexter invents a hypnosis ink so that everyone else will do his chores. But when Mandark gets a hold of it, it's Dexter who's doing the work.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"School Girl Crushed" (7 minutes) Dexter and Mandark attempt to defend their scientific turfs when a new scientific genius come to town. The only thing different is that this genius is a girl! "Chess Mom" (7 minutes) Dexter is in a Junior Chess Championship, but he has one problem with his game-Mom. She has gone gung-ho, treating chess like any other sport, yelling from the bleachers, calling time-outs, and harassing parents and junior players alike. "Father Knows Least" (7 minutes) When Dad gets fired, he has to do Mom's job and realizes how hard it is.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Dexter the Barbarian" (7 minutes) Dexter is a barbarian just trying to make his way to the bathroom. "Tuber Time" (7 minutes) When Dexter discovers the power of the potato, he rewires the lab to run off the spud. "Sore Eyes" (7 minutes) Dexter is sick of his glasses and performs laser surgery on his eyes, giving himself 1/20 vision. But it turns out that no human should see the world this well.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Babe Sitter" (7 minutes) Mandark thinks he's going to have a nice romantic evening with his lady love when Dee Dee shows up to babysit him. "Mountain Mandark" (7 minutes) Getting in touch with nature, Mandark becomes Mountain Mandark, throwing of the shackles of technology. "2Geniuses 2Gether 4Ever" (7 minutes) Mandark and Dexter become scientific buddies while Mandark plots to destroy Dexter.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Height Unseen" (7 minutes) When everyone but him has had a growth spurt, Dexter decides to try and make himself tall. When that fails, he switches things around, making everyone else short. "Bygone Errors" (7 minutes) As Old Man Dexter reminisces about his glory days, Old Lady Dee Dee keeps adding her own, fantastical bits. "Folly Calls" (7 minutes) Dee Dee chops off a pigtail, and to fix it, Dexter gives her a hair growing potion. But when she uses more than one drop, her hair grows wild.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Voice Over" (7 minutes) When Computer gets laryngitis, Dexter must find a replacement voice for her. "Blonde Leading the Blonde" (7 minutes) When Dexter refuses to see that blondes have more fun, Dee Dee secretly dyes his hair to prove her point. "Comic Stripper (7 minutes) When Dexter realizes that all of Mandark's diabolical plans come from a comic book, he swipes the latest issue and prepares to finally beat his arch nemesis.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"Tee Party" (11 minutes) When Dad makes Dexter be his caddy, Dexter destroys the normally peaceful game of golf. "Dexter's Wacky Races" (11 minutes) The Dexter cast is outfitted in their various mobiles cr"ating havoc as they race towards the finish line.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"The Lab of Tomorrow" (7 minutes) Dexter narrates as he shows new scientists the great inventions he has planned for a super, future, modern lab. "Chicken Scratch" (5:40) When Dexter comes down with a case of Chicken Pox, DeeDee warns him that if he scratches at all, he'll turn into a chicken. Dexter does not believe such nonsense... but can his mighty genius keep him from scratching? [Originally a theatrical cartoon] "Garage Sale" (7 minutes) When the family has a garage sale, one of Dexter's inventions ends up in Mandark's hands.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English 

"They Got Chops" (7 minutes) When Dee Dee starts layin' the judo on Dexter, he learns to fight back. "Poetic Injustice" (7 minutes) Dexter falls for a girl at school and tries to win her heart with the most unscientific thing of all-poetry. "Comedy of Feathers" (7 minutes) Dee Dee decides she wants the ostrich at the zoo for her very own.

Rating: TV-G  Languages: English