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This is an episode guide for the Big Wolf on Campus TV series.

• Original airdate: April 2, 1999: Pilot
• Original airdate: April 9, 1999: The Bookmobile
• Original airdate: April 16, 1999: Butch Comes to Shove
• Original airdate: April 30, 1999: Cat Woman
• Original airdate: May 7, 1999: Witch College
• Original airdate: May 14, 1999: The Pleasantville Strangler
• Original airdate: May 21, 1999: Stage Fright
• Original airdate: May 28, 1999: That Swamp Thing You Do
• Original airdate: June 4, 1999: Muffy the Werewolf Slayer
• Original airdate: June 11, 1999: Stalk Like an Egyptian
• Original airdate: June 18, 1999: Flugelhoff!
• Original airdate: June 25, 1999: Invisible Merton
• Original airdate: July 2, 1999: The Wolf Is Out There
• Original airdate: July 9, 1999: Interview with a Werewolf
• Original airdate: July 23, 1999: Fangs for the Memories
• Original airdate: July 30, 1999: Time and Again
• Original airdate: August 6, 1999: Big Bad Wolf
• Original airdate: August 13, 1999: Scary Terri
• Original airdate: August 20, 1999: Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
• Original airdate: August 27, 1999: The Exor-Sis
• Original airdate: September 3, 1999: Don't Fear the Reaper
• Original airdate: September 24, 1999: Game Over
• Original airdate: March 18, 2000: Hello Nasty
• Original airdate: March 25, 2000: Frank Stein
• Original airdate: April 1, 2000: Commie Dawkins
• Original airdate: April 8, 2000: The Girl Who Spied Wolf
• Original airdate: April 15, 2000: Apocalypse Soon
• Original airdate: April 22, 2000: The Sandman Cometh
• Original airdate: May 6, 2000: The Geek Shall Inherit the Earth
• Original airdate: May 13, 2000: Imaginary Fiend
• Original airdate: May 20, 2000: 101 Damnations
• Original airdate: June 3, 2000: Mind Over Merton
• Original airdate: June 10, 2000: Blame It on the Haim
• Original airdate: June 17, 2000: Pleased to Eat You
• Original airdate: July 15, 2000: The Manchurian Werewolf
• Original airdate: July 22, 2000: Manchu: Part Deux
• Original airdate: July 29, 2000: Mr. Roboto
• Original airdate: August 5, 2000: Rob: Zombie
• Original airdate: August 19, 2000: Fear and Loathing in Pleasantville
• Original airdate: August 26, 2000: Faltered States
• Original airdate: September 2, 2000: Butch Is Back
• Original airdate: September 8, 2000: Voodoo Child
• Original airdate: September 9, 2000: She Will, She Will Rock You
• Original airdate: October 7, 2000: Clip Show: The Kiss of Death
• Original airdate: October 27, 2001: Stone Free
• Original airdate: November 3, 2001: Everybody Fang Chung Tonight
• Original airdate: November 10, 2001: I Dream of Becky
• Original airdate: November 17, 2001: Stormy Weather
• Original airdate: December 1, 2001: Anti-Claus Is Coming to Town
• Original airdate: December 8, 2001: Hellection
• Original airdate: December 15, 2001: Being Tommy Dawkins
• Original airdate: December 22, 2001: Save the Last Trance
• Original airdate: January 6, 2002: N'Sipid
• Original airdate: January 19, 2002: Very Pale Rider
• Original airdate: February 8, 2002: Play It Again, Samurai
• Original airdate: February 10, 2002: Dances Without Wolves
• Original airdate: March 3, 2002: Baby on Board
• Original airdate: March 10, 2002: The Boy Who Tried Wolf
• Original airdate: March 17, 2002: The Mertonator
• Original airdate: March 29, 2002: What's Vlud Got to Do with It?
• Original airdate: March 31, 2002: There's Something About Lori
• Original airdate: April 6, 2002: Switch Me Baby One More Time
• Original airdate: April 20, 2002: What's the Story, Mourning Corey
• Original airdate: April 27, 2002: Thanks
• Original airdate: May 4, 2002: Clip Show: The Sum of All Fears

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