Ruby Gloom - Season 3

At long last Ruby has her dream job…hosting the Gloomsville World's Fair with such exhibits as Misery's family heirloom sale and Iris' death defying flying worm stunt. But the fair turns into a disaster when Skull Boy's exhibit, the Candytronic 6000, a candy unwrapping machine, malfunctions and explodes the fair into oblivion. Ruby goes to bed thinking she has blown her one chance to host the event. Until she wakes up the next morning and discovers that it is the previous morning and the fair hasn't started yet. With the help of déjà vu, Ruby is able to correct the mistakes of the fair until it turns out perfectly.

Gunther & Uta are spending their vacation at Ruby's house. Ruby and the gang try their best to show the twins a good time. But the harder Ruby and the gang try, the more scared the twins become that they are in grave peril. Even Skull Boy's innocent invitation to let them sleep in his coffin convinces the twins they must escape this 'house of horrors' before it is too late. Gunther and Uta decide to lock Ruby and the gang in the cellar where they can no longer hurt them. Of course, Iris and Misery are blown away by the twins Crypt picnic, thinking Gunther and Uta are finally learning how to have fun. Unfortunately, Ruby's farewell fireworks display only hastens the twin's departure. As Ruby and the gang wave goodbye, they still don't get it, and tell the twins to come again soon!

Skull-Boy, as the great showman PT Cranium, decides to hold a Pet Talent Show. Everyone rushes to rehearse fabulous tricks with their pets except for Poe, who, sadly, doesn't have one. Poe enlists the help of Ruby to help him find a pet for himself and after several unfortunate choices he enters the contest with Mr. Buns… and wins!

In an episode told only through music and singing, Skull Boy decides he needs to find out who is once and for all. Ruby enlists the help of the gang to help him figure this out, by singing their own tunes. Scaredy goes Bollywood, Poe taps into light opera and Misery sings a haunting ballad, (to name a few) all in the name of helping Skull Boy find his way. But nothing seems to fit for Skull Boy. Eventually, he's so discouraged, he leaves with Skelly T. and the Skeletunes for another part of town, and another life…that might not be exactly what he hoped for. TO BE CONTINUED….

In an episode told only through music and singing, the gang really miss Skull Boy and try their best at getting along without him (but it doesn't work). Meanwhile, Skull Boy is not having a good time with Skelly T. and the Skeletunes, and decides to come home. But their trolleys pass each other and Skull Boy arrives home just as Ruby and the gang have left to find him. Skull Boy skulks around the empty house, lost – until he meets up with Mr. White and Mr. White who tell him all about the importance of "The Family". Skull Boy realizes he doesn't have to be related to be part of Ruby's "family" and when Ruby and the gang return home, they all join in singing in a rousing musical finale that can only make everyone feel better for it.

When Scaredy Bat quits as Frank and Len's drummer, Ruby sets out to woo him back behind the skins. Her plan backfires when Scaredy returns to the group, but transforms into a nonstop 'drum machine,' causing everyone in the household to go...'beat crazy!"

While working on an experiment Skull Boy mistakenly blasts the house into space. With the space air turning everybody a little nutty Skull Boy must find a way to get the house back down before even he goes crazy. The solution comes from the most unlikely of sources, Poe and Frank and Len who are back down on earth and were playing horseshoes at the time the house blasted off.

The gang is gathered around for the latest installment of their favourite radio soap opera, As the Stomach Turns when Skull Boy is hit on the head by falling debris and knocked unconscious. When Skull Boy comes to, he no longer remembers who he is. The gang tries a bunch of things to twig Skull Boy's memory but nothing works. It isn't until Skull Boy's evil twin brother, Ralph (pronounced 'Raife'), shows up that things really get… interesting. Ralph charms his way into everyone's heart, while Skull Boy tries to convince Ruby and the gang that 'Raife' is here to steal his life! What ensues is a soap opera of their very own, complete with melodrama and over-acting that would put As the Stomach Churns to shame.

In this 'rockumentary' we get a behind the scenes, and in front of the lens, look at the popular band 'RIP'. Unfortunately the hard facts hit a soft spot between the duo and they each decide to go solo. The gang not only has to assist Misery with her documentary debut, but they also have to 'save the band'.