Stanley reunites with his high school dream girl. She turns out to be a magician and a criminal.

The Mask and Lieutenant Kellaway get trapped inside a comic book world where characters think the officer is their arch-enemy.

Stanley's psychologist, Dr. Neumann, won't believe that Stanley is The Mask. Out of frustration, Stanley shows his therapist the mask, not expecting the doctor to put it on.

The Mask creates an anti-aging cream that works a little too well.

Skillit returns on Halloween! He's back to claim the mask and pay Stanley back for being put in a school for delinquents.

Stanley blames the Mask when his dog Milo is infected with a computer virus.

Milo dons the mask to go after an evil dogcatcher who turns out to be a wanted felon.

Stanley tries to add some excitement to his life by using "reverse psychology" to let the Mask's personality come out of himself.

Stanley falls in love with a very shy woman...but her shyness evaporates when she accidentally dons the mask.

When Lt. Kellaway suspects that Stanley and The Mask are one and the same, he handcuffs himself to Stanley in order to keep an eye on his every move.

Stanley is so upset with Edge City's government that his alter ego, The Mask, campaigns for mayor!

Shadows are being stolen from all over Edge City! And everyone whose shadow is stolen loses his or her youth and starts to age rapidly.

In a special cartoon crossover, Stanley gets some help from Ace Ventura, Pet Detective to recover his kidnapped dog.

The Mask breaks in half during Walter's attempt to retrieve it. Now both Stanley and the Mask are existing at the same time. Chet Bozzack, an old high school bully of Stanley, gets and puts on the other half of the mask.

After causing him nothing but trouble, Stanley Ipkiss gets rid of his mask by burying it in quick-drying cement, but must retrieve it to save Peggy and Milo from Pretorius.

When Stanley accidentally switches suitcases with another traveler at the airport, Peggy is forced to don the mask.

Stanley's favorite cartoon characters come to visit him in real life, stirring up trouble.

When the villainous Fish Guy returns and steals the mask, Stanley has to team up with another villain.

A villain traps the Mask inside a television, sending him on an adventure across the channels.

The Mask saves the President of the United States from getting crushed, landing him a job as presidential bodyguard.

A disgraced weatherman turns into a supervillain known as the Tempest.

When a beekeeper is transformed into a bee-human hybrid, he uses powers of hypnosis to make the town work in his beehive.

The Mask and Peggy travel through time and visit a futuristic society where pigs keep humans as slaves.

The Mask loses his lucky fedora feather before a karaoke contest, sending him on a wild hunt through the city.

Robbers trap Stanley at the mega-mall. His dog Milo must bring him the mask to save the day.

Stanley and a friend go on a river-rafting trip and wind up almost marrying two hillbilly girls.

Envious of the mask's luck, Stanley makes a deal with the devil.

A villain unleashes a swarm of mythical creatures. Peggy uses the chaos as an opportunity to further her writing career.

Dr. Pretorius hires two bounty hunters to capture the Mask, but Stanley is busy babysitting for his neighbor.

Villains from previous episodes participate in a group therapy session, voicing their troubles with the Mask in this clip show.

When the Mask takes a trip to a Pacific island, the natives worship him as a god. They then decide to sacrifice him.

The Mask is framed for stealing from a children's baseball team. With the Mask in prison, his nemesis Pretorius can finally take over the city.