Men in Black: The Series

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Men in Black. Yeah..

THE THEME: You know.

THE EPISODES: Taped directly off cable for the most part. Those episodes which I do NOT have are in green.

Season 1 (1997-98, 13 episodes)

The Long Goodbye Syndrome aka The Long So-Long Syndrome (Jay kills a Scrawldian)
The Buzzard Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/18/95) SP mint 222
The Irritable Bow-Wow Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/25/1997) SP mint 216
The Alpha Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/1/1997)
The Undercover Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/8/1997)
The Neuralizer Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/15/1997) SP mint 215
The Symbiote Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/22/1997) SP mint 215
The Farewell My Lovely Syndrome (Originally Aired 12/6/1997) aka The Inanimate Syndrome SP mint 215
The Psychic Link Syndrome (Originally Aired 12/13/1997)
The Head Trip Syndrome (Originally Aired 12/20/1997) SP vg 216
The Big Sleep Syndrome (Originally Aired 12/27/1997) aka The Elle of my Dreams Syndrome
The I Married An Alien Syndrome (the blastulans heat up the planet) SP mint 216
The Take No Prisoners Syndrome (Originally Aired 5/16/1998) SP mint 216

Season 2 (1998-1999, 13 Episodes)

The Little Big Man Syndrome (Jay is shrunk and goes undercover) SP mint 217
The Quick Clone Syndrome (Originally Aired 9/26/1998) SP mint 216
The Heads You Lose Syndrome (Alpha and the Symbiote return)
The Dog Eat Dog Syndrome (Fugitive with superhot hands who hunts Frank the dog)
The Big Bad Bug Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/24/1998)
The Jack O'Lantern Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/31/1998) Hallowe'en
The Sonic Boom Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/7/1998)
The Bad Seed Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/14/1998)
The Fmall Fmall World Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/21/1998)
The Black Christmas Syndrome (Originally Aired 12/12/1998)
The Supermen In Black Syndrome (Originally Aired 1/16/1999)
The Star System Syndrome (Originally Aired 1/23/1999) Hollywood
The Blackguard Syndrome (Originally Aired 2/6/1999)

Season 3 (1999-2000 14 Episodes)

--The Worm-Guy Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/2/1999)
--The Cold Sweat Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/9/1999)
--The Puppy Love Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/23/1999) A power hungry alien, Javkor, is out to become the largest illicit alien arms dealer in New York. MiB is closing in on him, but Javkor has a secret weapon, a sexy alien named Veronica. She seduces Frank the Pug, so that he will get Javkor's gang into MiB's secured vault where the most powerful weapons in the galaxy are kept.
--The Lost Continent Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/6/1999) Jay and Kay are summoned to a remote MiB submarine outpost manned by the cabin-fevered Agent C, in order to stop intergalactic terrorist/zealot Quin'toon, who has taken alien hostages and plans to raise the ancient, long-abandoned, alien-built continent of Atlantis from the ocean floor.
--The Way Out West Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/13/1999)When a rampaging alien called a Metaphite breaks out of its cocoon and threatens Phoenix, MiB is called in to stop it. Unfortunately, all efforts prove useless against the giant alien that is basically a living nuclear reactor. The only solution is to use a "Time Jumper" to travel back one hundred and thirty years in the past when the Metaphite cocoon is vulnerable. Upon arriving smack dab in the middle of the wild west, Kay and Jay locate the cocoon only to be ambushed by another alien, a Vextrib, which grabs the Metaphite cocoon and escapes. Kay and Jay (soon joined by Elle) must race to save the future by figuring out who of western town folks is actually the Vexron in a human suit.
--The Mine, Mine, Mine Syndrome (Originally Aired 11/20/1999) A Bug queen is in town with her two Bug escorts and it is up to MiB to find her before she can lay her eggs and infest the city. To make matters more complicated, the Emperor Worm is also in town, mutilating his English and basically making life tough on the Worm Guys. The Emperor Worm insists on being put up in a hotel worthy of his stature which, unfortunately, turns out to be the same one which the Bug Queen has chosen for her lair.
--The Bye-Bye Worm Syndrome (Originally Aired 12/4/1999) When the Worm Guys apparently are responsible for a near nuclear meltdown at MiB, Zed orders them deported. But Jay comes across evidence that suggests that the Worm Guys were merely in the wrong place at the wrong time and that the meltdown was an act of sabotage. To prove his theory, Jay must put his MiB career on the line by disobeying orders and replacing the Worm Guys with quick clones before their transport ship blasts off.
--The Permanent Midnight Syndrome (Originally Aired 1/15/2000) A series of high-tech thefts lead Kay and Jay to the Darkons, a race of hostile shadow creatures with an aversion to sunlight, but a penchant for Earth as a future colony. During the investigation, Kay is hit with a dark ray by the alien leader, Nakar, and blinded. While Elle works to restore Kay's sight, Kay and Jay (along with the stowaway Worm Guys) must travel to the moon to thwart the Darkons from assembling a Graviton Array, thus locking the planetoid into a permanent eclipse of Earth. Aka the Lights Out Syndrome
--The Out To Pasture Syndrome (Originally Aired 1/22/2000) Zed makes a stunning announcement: He's retiring; he's decided he's too old and weary to lead MiB into the next century. Kay will be his replacement, Jay will get a new partner. Zed is given a retirement party, neuralized and immediately re-located to pursue a new life fishing on Long Island. But it seems Zed's timing couldn't be worse: Alpha is back, is up to something big and must be stopped.
--The Sardine And Ice Cream Syndrome (Originally Aired 2/5/2000) Fighting off a cold, Jay inadvertently swallows an alien embryo thinking it's a vitamin. Now he's pregnant, and to compound matters, the real mother, known as a Bobbalot becomes Jay's shadow, following him everywhere to ensure her unborn child's well being. Meanwhile, Jay and Kay are after the Fmecks who are stealing some of New York's most famous landmarks with the aid of a Shrink Ray, which reduces each structure to a fraction of its normal size.
--The I Want My Mummy Syndrome (Originally Aired 3/4/2000) Kay and Jay are called in to investigate when a 5,000-year-old Mummy comes to life..
--The Baby Kay Syndrome (Originally Aired 3/25/2000) The new leader of a terrorist race of aliens called Stellairians wants to embark on a new era of peace and comes to Earth for negotiations...bringing along his spoiled teenage daughter. The Stellairians age rapidly in Earth's atmosphere- about 100 years in a day-so Kima is reminded to take her hypo-spray, located on a chain around her neck. Kay and Jay are assigned baby-sitting duty, and take Kima to the mall-where a group of Frostifarian kidnappers (who had their icy planet scorched by Skon) create a diversion and nab Kima. During the chase, her hypo-spray comes loose and accidentally exposes Kay to the anti-aging serum. As a result, he begins to regress at a rapid rate-going from adult Kay, to a 12-year-old, to a three-year-old Toddler, and finally to a Baby.
--The Bad Doggie Syndrome (Originally Aired 4/8/2000) Kay and Jay track an unregistered, unidentified alien arrival-who turns out to be the king of a slug-like race called Tunstons. These robosuited aliens are plotting to take over New York City, and then the world, by covering it in the bacterial ooze that Tunstons need to survive. Unfortunately, the giant robosuit created for the king is damaged in a battle with Kay and Jay, so the alien King must take up temporary residence in Frank the Pug. As most everyone in the city gets sick from the bacterial ooze, the Tunston King plots to seed the clouds and trigger a bacterial rain that will accelerate the plan to turn Earth into a Tunston colony.
--The "J" Is For James Syndrome (Originally Aired 5/20/2000)

Season 4 (2000-2001) (13 Episodes In Season 3)

The Musical Chairs Syndrome (Originally Aired 9/16/2000)
The Spartacus Syndrome (Originally Aired 9/23/2000)
The Back To School Syndrome (Originally Aired 9/30/2000)
The Opening Gambit Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/7/2000)
The Future's So Bright Syndrome (Originally Aired 10/21/2000)
The Loose Ball Foul Syndrome
The Hots For Jay Syndrome (Originally Aired 4/21/2001)
The Circus Parade Syndrome (Originally Aired 4/28/2001
The Virtual Crossfire Syndrome (Originally Aired 5/5/2001)
The Breaking News Syndrome (Originally Aired 5/12/2001)
The Zero To Superhero Syndrome (Originally Aired 5/26/2001)
The Endgame Syndrome, Part 1 (Originally Aired 6/23/2001)
The Endgame Syndrome, Part 2 (Originally Aired 6/30/2001)

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