Evil Con Carne

Grey DeLisle

Major Dr. Ghastly (voice)

Armin Shimerman

General Skarr/Stomach (voice)

Frank Welker

Boskov (voice)

Jesse Corti

Boskov/Commando (voice)

Maxwell Atoms

Cod Commando (voice)

Seasons

Season 1

26 episodes

Premiered Jul 11, 2003

Season 2

9 episodes

Premiered Oct 1, 2004

Episodes

1–6 of 26

Ep 1

Gutless!

Jul 11, 2003

Evil's ""stomach"" gets ill one morning, forcing Boscov and Hector to stay in bed. However, when a world domination opportunity comes up, Stomach is removed and they head out to Great Britain in a large blimp. Their plot to hit Buckingham palace is thwarted, however, when he realizes he wants stomach there. They return to find Stomach in pretty bad condition. With a little bit of back patting from Boscov, though, the excess gas is released from Stomach and he returns to normal. Until Dr. Ghastly lights a match...

Ep 2

Day of the Dreadbots

Jul 11, 2003

Hector gets fed up with his army and dismisses them. He then asks Dr. Ghastly to build him a robot army. Skarr reprograms them to be loyal to him and creates a robot version of himself as the second in command. They manage to capture the others and through them in the dungeon before the Skarr-bot decides to mutiny and replace Skarr.

Ep 3

League of Destruction

Jul 11, 2003

Hector decides that all the Evil geniuses in the world are keeping each other from taking over the world so he decides to unite them all. Captain Cod Commando puts together a team to stop the league; meanwhile a battle ensues within the league over who will be leader. Cod Commando arrives only to find them sprawled out every where having beaten each other up already.

Ep 4

Son of Evil

Jul 18, 2003

The son of Hector and Major Doctor Ghastly which is Destructicus Con Carne is from the future and comes back to say hi but incidentally tells his parents what happens in the future and that he's a protecter of truth and justice.

Ep 5

The Right to Bear Arms

Jul 18, 2003

Major Doctor Ghastly invents a new machine called the Cerebro-Ransmuter 2000, It can put Hector's brain into anyone's body, and Skarr becomes that body. But Boskov's arms end up onto Skarr's body, and Skarr's arms are put onto Boskov's. They both then discover that he is able to make his own arms move. Even on someone else's body.

Ep 6

The Trouble With Skarrina

Jul 18, 2003