Creepie is "different." found on the doorstep of the abandoned Dweezwold Mansion. Creepie was taken in by the family of bugs who lived there and taught their ways. Creepie learned to scale walls, spin a web out of dental floss, and make a run for it when someone shines a light at her.

Growing up with bugs was the most natural thing in the world for Creepie. But her parents know she has to learn to survive in the outside world, so they've decided it's time to send creepie to school... with those oversized, clod-footed bipeds... the humans!!!

Creepie is surprised to learn the world is infested with humans and even more shocked to fins out she's one of them! Sure, she's noticed she's different from the other bugs on the house, but she always assumed she'd molt one day and develop wings and antennae. Even worse she must now, on a daily basis, deal with the most bizarre and unpredictable species on the planet - teenagers.

Creepie finds humans, who have no colorful protective exoskeletons, just as strange as they find her. But she's not looking for anyone's approval. She's not going to change or try to fit in just because other people think she's weird. And when things get rough, she's got the perfect protective shell - her dark humor and dry wit.

#101 - The Tell-Tale Poem

Creepie’s Mother’s Day poem causes some concern and leads the principal, Ms. Monserrate, to pay a visit to the Creecher residence.

#102 - THE SCARED TWITCH PROJECT

The Flora and Fauna club gets lost in the woods, separated from their teacher, Dr. Pappas, while searching for the legendary Bugfoot.

#103 - Creepie Meets Spider Boy

Creepie and Chris-Alice visit the freaky show at the carnival where Creepie is smitten with the dashing Tarantula Boy, half-human, half-spider.

#104 - Vinnie’s A Thirsty LAD

Chris-Alice volunteers Creepie and Budge for a blood drive at a sinister-looking hospital where blood containers start disappearing, and so do Creepie’s friends!

#105 - FROGENSTEIN

Creepie refuses to dissect a frog in lab and sets it free, only to have it be hit by a bus. Creepie resurrects it in her dad’s Frankenstein lab, and it goes on an electricity-sucking rampage through Middlington, causing a blackout.

#106 - FRIGHT NIGHT

Chris-Alice’s Fright Night party is less than scary, but Carla and Melanie have their own fright of a night after they wander into Dweezwold by accident.

#107 - BUG IT ON

A pesky dragonfly sabotages the Middlington cheerleading team until Creepie leads them to a buggy comeback.

#108 - THE CASE OF THE MYSTERIOUS MOTH

Creepie attends her first sleep-over where a ghostly game leads to the appearance of a ghost moth who’s a real ghost.

#109 - Mom…Under GLASS

When Creepie forgets her lunch on a field trip to the Natural History Museum, Caroleena brings it to her, only to fall into the hands of evil entomologist, Dr. Lance Pierce, who wants to add her to his permanent specimen collection!

#110 - FIELD OF SCREAMS

Creepie and Budge discover an endangered American Burying Beetle on the school football field right before the big game. They stay up all night to guard it until the authorities come, unaware that the beetle is pure evil!

#111 - attack of the wasp zombies

When Budge and other students are stung and hypnotized by a Malaysian Wasp, it’s Creepie and Gnat to the rescue – karaoke-style!

#112 - LOCKER THE THIRTEENTH

Creepie unlocks the legend of Gina Redshoes who haunts the school’s athletic equipment locker.

#113 - DAY OF THE LOCUSTS

Creepie’s annoyed when her locust relatives invade Middlington, threatening to eat the Creechers out of house and home, but Creepie stands by her relatives when George Hollyruller tries to exterminate them.

#114 - WAX ATTACKS

A wax beetle in the wax museum, with a long-held grudge, takes its revenge on bug-haters by waxing Melanie and Carla. Though Creepie feels they deserve it, she does her best to free them.

#115 - Roaché Motel

Creepie, Chris-Alice and Bunny Hollyruller are held captive in a roachtrap motel until Creepie negotiates with the motel’s owner, a roach-circus impresario.

#116 - Little Greenhouse of Horrors

Creepie and Budge free Gnat and Pauly from a giant bug-eating Venus Flytrap.

#117 - DON’T TELL MOM THE BABYSITTER’S CREEPIE

Creepie is left to babysit Chris-Alice’s naughty cousin with the help of some fire ants.

#118 - BAIT & SWITCH

Creepie accompanies Chris-Alice and her father on a fishing trip where she learns of Old Crabby, a giant crab rumored to inhabit the lake.

#119 - THE HEADLESS ROACH MAN

Creepie is nervous about attending her first school dance, a masquerade, but Budge promises to stand by her. Creepie mistakes a giant Headless Roach for Budge and has a better time than she ever expected, winning a dance trophy with her mysterious partner.

#120 - A LIVING DOLL

Creepie receives a belated birthday present from her Aunt in Mexico, a baby doll. The doll seems possessed and follows Creepie everywhere until her Mexican Jumping Bean cousins jump out and introduce themselves.

#121 - SHUTTERBUG

Creepie uses an old camera to discover a new hobby and new ways to freak out her peers.

#122 - Goth To Have Better Friends

Budge seems to be ignoring Creepie, so she takes up with some new Goth friends who are obsessed with a band called “The Hissing Roaches.� When Creepie reveals the roaches live at her house, her new friends are waaaay impressed – until they meet the actual roaches.

#123 - BAD KARMA CHAMELEON

Creepie is forced into taking care of Chris-Alice’s bug-eating pet chameleon and must do everything in her power to protect her family.

#124 - OPERATION: MONARCH LIBERATION

Creepie frees monarch butterflies from the Middlington Monarch Sanctuary, causing mass chaos, finally realizing she shouldn’t have interfered: the butteflies were happier where they were.

#125 - I WAS A TEENAGE WOLFBUG!

After drinking some Hyper Growth Plant Formula, Gnat grows to human size and becomes the most popular kid in Creepie’s school. He’s also getting into BIG trouble so it’s a race against time for Creepie AND Budge to return him to his normal size before the truth gets out.