strongbad_email.exe

Strong Bad Email, frequently shortened to sbemail, features Strong Bad answering emails sent by real-world fans

Comedy, Animation • Series • 2001 • 3 seasons

Start watching: S1 E1

Starring: Matt Chapman, Mike Chapman, Melissa Palmer

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Created by: Mike Chapman, Matt Chapman

Season

S1 E1 - Some Kinda Robot
Strong Bad answers an email from Abdi LaRue from San Diego, California, who asks if Strong Bad takes off his mask and boxing gloves before he goes to bed.
Aug 22, 2001 • 1m
S1 E2 - Homsar
An email with a misspelling leads to a new Strong Bad adversary
Sep 21, 2001 • 1m
S1 E3 - Butt IQ
Strong Bad explains the transitive butt property
Sep 23, 2001 • 1m
S1 E4 - Homestar Hair
Strong Bad complains about the "Hairstyle Runner" game.
1m
S1 E5 - Making Out
Strong Bad is asked if he likes 'making out'
1m
S1 E6 - Depressio
Strong Bad is asked to insult Strong Sad
1m
S1 E7 - Halloweener
Strong Bad gives advice on making a Halloween costume
1m
S1 E8 - Brianrietta
Strong Bad receives an unwelcome request to go out with Brian.
1m
S1 E9 - I Love You
Strong Bad reads an email from someone with an unpronounceable name.
1m
S1 E10 - Trevor the Vampire
Strong Bad reads an unfinished email from Trevor
1m
S1 E11 - I Rule
Strong Bad is asked why he doesn't rule the world
1m
S1 E12 - Credit Card
Strong Bad receives a credit card scam email
2m
S1 E13 - I She B
Strong Bad receives an email from a fan who wants to be his girlfriend.
1m
S1 E14 - Duck Pond
Strong Bad is asked to give his thoughts on feeding ducks.
1m
S1 E15 - The Basics
Strong Bad shares his "basic tips"
1m
S1 E16 - Band Names
Strong Bad gives advice on naming a band
1m
S1 E17 - Studying
Strong Bad gives advice on studying.
1m
S1 E18 - Stand-Up
Strong Bad is asked if he has ever been a stand up comedian.
2m
S1 E19 - Tape-Leg
Strong Bad is asked if his legs are made of tape.
1m
S1 E20 - Spring Cleaning
Strong Bad goes through several emails as part of his Spring cleaning.
2m
S1 E21 - Cartoon
Strong Bad shares a a cartoon starring only himself.
2m
S1 E22 - Sb_email 22
Strong Bad receives an email from an English viewer.
1m
S1 E23 - Little Animal
Strong Bad shows how he treats little animals.
1m
S1 E24 - The Bird
Strong Bad is asked how he can flip people off while wearing boxing glove.
1m
S1 E25 - Super Powers
Strong Bad is asked the purpose of the 'diamond kind of thing' on his mask.
1m
S1 E26 - CGNU
Strong Bad explains how to attend Crazy Go Nuts University (CGNU).
1m
S1 E27 - 3 Wishes
Strong Bad answers what the second of his proverbial three wishes would be.
2m
S1 E28 - 1 Step Ahead
Alex thinks it would be funny if Strong Sad's hands were glued to his face.
1m
S1 E29 - Superhero Name
Strong Bad defends his superhero name.
1m
S1 E30 - 12:00
Strong Bad answers how to fix a VCR that blinks 12:00.
1m
S1 E31 - Sugarbob
Strong Bad answers a shouting email from a jealous fan.
2m
S1 E32 - Flag Day
Strong Bad reveals the flag for Strongbadia
2m
S1 E33 - Gimmicks
Strong Bad has some computer trouble
1m
S1 E34 - Weird Dream
Strong Bad answers an email about a weird dream on The Cheat's computer.
1m
S1 E35 - Sisters
Strong Bad receives an email from Ali and her sister.
2m
S1 E36 - Guitar
Strong Bad discusses his guitar playing prowess.
2m
S1 E37 - Dullard
Strong Bad provides several methods for dealing with an office dullard.
2m
S1 E38 - Helium
Strong Bad shares his voice after breathing in helium.
2m
S1 E39 - Property of Ones
Strong Bad explains his mathematical theory on cold ones.
1m
S1 E40 - Vacation
Strong Bad goes on vacation.
1m
S1 E41 - Invisibility
Strong Bad returns from vacation with a new computer and answers an email about invisibility.
2m
S1 E42 - Action Figure
Strong Bad talks about what an action figure of him should be able to do.
2m
S1 E43 - Little Questions
Strong Bad answers a series of little questions
1m
S1 E44 - Lures & Jigs
Strong Bad answers a question about his fishing technique.
2m
S1 E45 - Techno
Strong Bad 'sings' a techno song.
1m
S1 E46 - Your Friends
Strong Bad "harms" his friends to give the "fans what they want."
1m
S1 E47 - New Hands
Strong bad contemplates what to replace his hands with.
2m
S1 E48 - Ghosts
Strong Bad is asked if there are ghosts in Strongbadia.
2m
S1 E49 - Theme Party
Strong Bad thinks of a theme for a Frat Party.
1m
S1 E50 - 50 Emails
Strong Bad tries to answer 50 emails in one session.
3m
S1 E51 - Website
Strong Bad gives an emailer advice on building a website, and shows off his own.
Nov 18, 2002 • 2m
S1 E52 - Island
Strong Bad imagines the lurking horrors of being stranded on an island with Homestar.
Nov 22, 2002 • 2m
S1 E53 - Comic
Strong Bad makes a comic about Brittany and her friends.
Dec 2, 2002 • 2m
S1 E54 - Morning Routine
Strong Bad details his morning routine, but keeps getting interrupted by Strong Sad.
Dec 9, 2002 • 2m
S1 E55 - Cheat Talk
Strong Bad tries to get The Cheat to speak English, without much luck.
Dec 16, 2002 • 2m
S1 E56 - Current Status
Strong Bad is asked what his current status is with the ladies.
Dec 30, 2002 • 1m
S1 E57 - Japanese Cartoon
Strong Bad describes what he would look like as a Japanese cartoon.
Jan 6, 2003 • 2m
S1 E58 - Dragon
Strong Bad draws a dragon.
Jan 13, 2003 • 3m
S1 E59 - Marzipan
Strong Bad tries to prove that Marzipan loves him.
Jan 20, 2003 • 2m
S1 E60 - Huttah!
Strong Bad tries to fight off hordes of The Cheat's fans.
Jan 28, 2003 • 3m
S1 E61 - Monster Truck
Strong Bad hosts a monster truck event this SUNDAY SUNDAY SOMEDAY!
Feb 3, 2003 • 2m
S1 E62 - Interview
Strong Bad is asked about Homsar. Pen puppets ensue.
Feb 10, 2003 • 2m
S1 E63 - Fingers
Strong Bad responds to an email that suggest he add some fingers to his boxing gloves.
Feb 16, 2003 • 2m
S1 E64 - English Paper
Strong Bad is asked to write an English paper
Feb 24, 2003 • 2m
S1 E65 - Unused Emails
Strong Bad explains what happens to all the unused emails he gets every week.
Mar 3, 2003 • 2m
S1 E66 - The Show
Strong Bad is asked why Homestar isn't funny anymore.
Mar 10, 2003 • 3m
S1 E67 - Autobiography
Strong Bad responds to a request to write an autobiography on his life.
Mar 24, 2003 • 3m
S1 E68 - Caper
Strong Bad tries to pull a caper with The Cheat
Mar 31, 2003 • 3m
S1 E69 - Personal Favorites
Strong Bad takes a trip down (a dubious) memory lane.
Apr 14, 2003 • 2m
S1 E70 - Big White Face
Strong Bad is asked why he is so mean to the guy with the big white face and gray body
Apr 21, 2003 • 3m
S1 E71 - 2 Emails
Strong Bad responds to 2 emails.
Apr 28, 2003 • 2m
S1 E72 - Crazy Cartoon
Strong Bad makes a crazy cartoon.
May 5, 2003 • 4m
S1 E73 - Mascot
Strong Bad explains what CGNU's (Crazy Go Nuts University) mascot is
May 19, 2003 • 2m
S1 E74 - Privileges
Strong Bad upgrades The Cheat's privileges
May 26, 2003 • 2m
S1 E75 - Funny
Strong Bad answers an email in the Funniest. Way. Ever.
Jun 2, 2003 • 2m
S1 E76 - Sibbie
Strong Bad tries his hardest not to write or sing a song about Sibbie.
Jun 9, 2003 • 2m
S1 E77 - Suntan
Strong Bad discovers the awesomeness of black marker on stomach
Jun 16, 2003 • 3m
S1 E78 - Anything
Strong Bad gets the week off while Homestar fills in.
Jun 30, 2003 • 2m
S1 E79 - The Process
Strong Bad explains how a Strong Bad Email is made
Jul 7, 2003 • 3m
S1 E80 - Stunt Double
Strong Bad talks about a stunt double
Jul 21, 2003 • 2m
S1 E81 - Date
Strong Bad ponders what a date with Homestar and Marzipan is like.
Aug 18, 2003 • 3m
S1 E82 - Impression
Strong Bad does his best impression of Strong Sad
Aug 25, 2003 • 3m
S1 E83 - Labor Day
Strong Bad decides to take the day off and not answer an email
Sep 1, 2003 • 3m
S1 E84 - Kids' Book
Strong Bad shows off his children's book that he "made"
Sep 8, 2003 • 2m
S1 E85 - 2 Years
Strong Bad shares his predictions for the future of Strong Badia
Sep 22, 2003 • 2m
S1 E86 - No Loafing
Strong Bad explains the "No Loafing" in his house
Oct 6, 2003 • 2m
S1 E87 - Mile
Strong Bad doesn't want to do an email this week, so The Cheat makes one instead
Oct 13, 2003 • 2m
S1 E88 - Couch Patch
Strong Bad explains the history behind the patch on his couch
Nov 10, 2003 • 3m
S1 E89 - Local News
Strong Bad creates a local news program for Strong Badia
Nov 17, 2003 • 3m
S1 E90 - Colonization
Strong Bad is asked if he celebrates Thanksgiving like everyone else
Nov 25, 2003 • 2m
S1 E91 - Caffeine
Strong Bad is asked to give Strong Sad some caffeine
Dec 10, 2003 • 3m
S1 E92 - Kind of Cool
Strong Bad tells what he would be like if he wasn't the "stylish, buff, handsome man" that he is
Dec 15, 2003 • 3m
S1 E93 - Army
Strong Bad talks about Strong Badia's army
Jan 5, 2004 • 4m
S1 E94 - Video Games
Strong Bad explains what he would be like in a video game
Jan 12, 2004 • 3m
S1 E95 - The Bet
Strong Bad loses a bet with Homestar Runner
Jan 19, 2004 • 3m
S1 E96 - Lackey
Strong Bad explains why The Cheat is such a diligent lackey
Jan 26, 2004 • 3m
S1 E97 - Monument
Strong Bad is asked to create a monument in his own image
Feb 9, 2004 • 2m
S1 E98 - Stupid Stuff
Strong Bad makes Homestar Runner say stupid stuff because his voice is hilarious
Feb 16, 2004 • 3m
S1 E99 - Different Town
Strong Bad describes how he would make his town different, through song
Feb 23, 2004 • 3m
S1 E100 - Flashback
Strong Bad talks about how long he has known Homestar Runner
Mar 16, 2004 • 5m

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About This Show

strongbad_email.exe

Strong Bad Email, frequently shortened to sbemail, features Strong Bad answering emails sent by real-world fans

Comedy, Animation • TV Series • 2001

Cast

Matt ChapmanStrong Bad (voice)
Mike Chapman
Melissa PalmerMarzipan (voice)

Details

Genre: Comedy, Animation
First aired: Aug 22, 2001
Last aired: Nov 24, 2025
Status: Returning Series
Episodes: 210
Language: English