Crackle: Television, Minisodes

It’s always lame when football players guest star on TV. They can’t act, so they get about 2-3 words to say per line. Here, it’s Ed ...

What goes well with a hammy Eastern Block accent? Cake! Arnold makes a bet with a Czech cake delivery guy over who can do better on their ...

Can you imagine Mr. Drummond in the Korean war? It hurts the mind just trying to hold such a thought. Yet that seems to be the implication ...

Konnichiha! Don’t gimme no talk back, sucka, because this is the Mr. T episode. For reasons unclear, the “A-Team” is filming in Mr. ...

Willis is the reason they call it “dope.” Trying to fit in at school, he agrees to buy some “grass” for his classmates. Then he ...

Don’t gimme no talk back, sucka, because this is the Mr. T episode. For reasons unclear, the “A-Team” is filming in Mr. Drummond’s ...

Arnold and Willis have a cousin and she looks a lot like Esther from Sanford and Son. LaWanda Page guest stars as an opportunistic relative ...

No Arnolds allowed. That's the law. So goes the argument from the salty new landlord who wants to evict the Drummonds from their swank ...

Arnold gets his kung fu on. The schoolyard bully has started picking on Arnold again, so he enrolls in a karate class to prepare for the ...

Parent teacher night has a new meaning for Mr. D. He struck up a romance with Arnold's teacher, creating an awkward situation on the ...

Enron, eat your heart out. In an effort to become even more wealthy than they already are, the boys form a brownie company and hire ...

Arnold loses his favorite doll and finds himself unable to sleep, but capable of cracking one-liners that get disproportionate applause ...