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Rock, Paper, Scissors
Scissors, struggling to make ends meet, is repeatedly fired from various jobs until he lands a position as a janitor for a secret crime-fighting organization, embarking on his first (and only) mission to confront a supervillain alongside his fellow janitors.
After the heater breaks, freezing their apartment, Paper tries to save his friends while Lou attends Landlord Con.
Paper falls in love with his next door neighbor Pencil, and when he becomes desperate to impress her, he lies about being a proper inventor. Things spill over when he ends up being the Earth's only hope against an alien invasion led by hippos.
Scissors helps Paper have a weekend interesting enough to impress Pencil. Even more exciting: Rock buys a hat.
Paper tries to get respect by dressing as a doctor; Scissors tries to get more by dressing as a basketball star.
Our trio go on an unnecessarily action-packed adventure with Paper's sister, Sandpaper, to get seven key limes.
Paper joins Rock and Scissors in a prank war against the Rat Bros and Pencil; Pencil has a secret weapon.
When Pencil comes over to watch a horror movie, Paper worries he'll be too scared to handle it.
When Paper doesn't think that fart jokes are funny, Pencil, Scissors & Rock get help from a old comedian who used to tell stand-up comedy using fart jokes.
The trio plays a game of hide and seek that spans the globe and takes decades to complete.
In order to make him lower the rent, Rock, Paper & Scissors help their grumpy landlord Lou on his bucket list for one thing: becoming a pop star.
Rock and Scissors learn that Paper invents better when angry. So, as his friends, they try to enrage him.
When Scissors constructs a lie that it was Rock's birthday in an opportunity to get free cake, the trio gets caught and is on the run from the Birthday Police, and hide in an underground cave with other people who have done the same thing.
Rock, Paper, and Scissors try to prove they shouldn't be replaced by their incredible new friend, Putty.
Rock, Paper, and Scissors try to transform their unusual car, The Susan, into a prize-winning vehicle.
Paper gives Rock mechanical eyebrows to help with an audition. Scissors has an adventure with stand-ins.
There's a light wind, and Paper is far from home. Will Rock and Scissors save him or will Paper blow away forever?
When Rock's TV dinner isn't as plentiful as advertised, he fights for justice. Scissors works for the company.
After Scissors breaks his arm from sledding, he tries to hide it from Paper so he doesn't have to hear him say "I was right!"
After learning about a bunch of eccentric holidays like Rock Day, Paper vows to get a holiday of his own.
