Song: “What Am I Doing Hangin’ ‘Round?”

Note: Featuring a cameo appearance by Godfrey Cambridge

Songs: “Pleasant Valley Sunday,” “Randy Scouse Git”

Songs: “Love is Only Sleeping” (alternate mix), “Cuddly Toy”

Note: First of seven episodes to feature Monte Landis, and the only episode in which he does not play the villain. Anita Mann appears in the “Cuddly Toy” video segment dancing alongside Davy.

Songs: “No Time,” “Pleasant Valley Sunday”

Songs: “Randy Scouse Git,” “Daydream Believer”

Note: Liberace makes a cameo in which, inspired by Raphael Montañez Ortiz, he smashes his piano with a sledgehammer as “performance art“.

Songs: “Sunny Girlfriend,” “Love is Only Sleeping” (alternate mix)

Notes: Michael Nesmith does not appear due to a tonsillectomy; his absence is noted throughout. The other guys appear as the Monkeemen during the musical “romp” scene (to “Sunny Girlfriend”). Professional wrestler Nick Bockwinkel appears as a Shah-Ku strongman.

Song: “Papa Gene’s Blues” (extended edit)

Note: First appearance of the “Isn’t that dumb?” catchphrase.

Songs: “Daydream Believer,” “What Am I Doing Hangin’ ‘Round?”
Saturday mornings: “Do You Feel It Too?” replaced “Daydream Believer.”

Song: “She Hangs Out” (alternate mix)

Notes: Mike appears only in a musical number at the episode’s end.

Songs: “Goin’ Down” (sung live over instrumental track in the teaser), “Star Collector” (without Moog synthesizer)
Saturday mornings: “Looking for the Good Times” replaced “Star Collector.”

Songs: “Goin’ Down,” “Daydream Believer”
Saturday mornings: “Oklahoma Backroom Dancer” replaced “Goin’ Down.”

Songs: “Daydream Believer,” “Star Collector”
Saturday mornings: “Oh My My” replaced “Daydream Believer.”

Notes: First Season 2 episode without a laugh track. Mike only appears briefly, sitting out most of the episode due to seasickness.

Songs: “Words,” “Goin’ Down” (sung live over the instrumental track in the tag)

Note: No laugh track.

Songs: “The Door Into Summer,” “Cuddly Toy”

Notes: No laugh track. First appearance of the “Save the Texas Prairie Chicken” catchphrase.

Song: “Riu Chiu” (sung by the Monkees a cappella)

Notes: No laugh track. Instead of the show’s standard closing credits card, the Monkees appear on-set and invite many of the behind-the-scenes staff and crew members to appear with them on camera (the credits are superimposed over the joyful crowd). As part of an elf costume, Davy wears Mike’s iconic green wool cap.

Song: “Daily Nightly”

Note: No laugh track. In addition to the above mentioned characters, Davy also appears as Little Red Riding Hood, Micky as Goldilocks, and both as Hansel & Gretel.

Song: “Star Collector”

Note: Michael Nesmith only appears in the opening and closing segments with Pat Paulsen.

Song: “Goin’ Down”
Saturday mornings: “Bye Bye, Baby, Bye Bye”

Note: No laugh track

Songs: “Goin’ Down”, “Words”

Note: No laugh track

Songs: “Salesman,” “Pleasant Valley Sunday” (harp instrumental), “I Wanna Be Free” (harp instrumental), “No Time”
Saturday mornings: “I Never Thought It Peculiar” replaced “Salesman.”

Note: Final episode in which Mike Nesmith is seen wearing his green wool hat, an item he would rarely wear during Season 2 (the episode was filmed in the season’s production calendar).

Song: “What Am I Doing Hangin’ ‘Round?”

Notes: No laugh track. The ‘Klutzmobile’ is the original Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe (chassis #CSX2287). Series co-producer Bob Rafelson has a cameo appearance as the “World’s Oldest Flower Child”.

Songs: “Love is Only Sleeping” (album mix), “Don’t Call on Me,” “Star Collector,” “Goin’ Down”
Saturday mornings: “Oh My My,” “I Love You Better,” “Tell Me Love”

Note: No laugh track. The Paris scenes were filmed on-location in June 1967 and done with little dialogue (outside of sounds of women screaming the band’s name). The wraparound studio scenes were filmed on Christmas Eve 1967, the final scenes ever shot for the series.

Songs: “Greensleeves,” “Star Collector”

Note: No laugh track. Directed by Peter Tork (who is credited under his birth name). Jack Good, who portrays Lance Kibbie the Sot, would later produce the 1969 TV special 33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee.

Songs: “Last Train to Clarksville,” “The Door Into Summer,” “She Hangs Out”

Note: No laugh track. Special guest appearance by Charlie Smalls, who appears with Davy in the end-of-episode tag segment.

Songs: “Valleri” (1968 version), “Gonna Buy Me a Dog” (instrumental track), “Daily Nightly”

Note: No laugh track. Final appearance of Mr. Schneider. Frequent Monkees director James Frawley appears as Oracullo’s assistant, Rudy. Featuring cameos by Frank Zappa (who appears with Mike in the teaser) and Burgess Meredith (as the Penguin).

Songs: “Zor and Zam” (Original version), “Song to the Siren” (performed by Tim Buckley)
Saturday mornings: “I Never Thought It Peculiar” replaced “Zor and Zam.”

Notes: No laugh track. Directed by Micky Dolenz. Special guest appearance by Tim Buckley in the end-of-episode tag segment. One of Wizard Glick’s henchmen says that the Monkeemen monitor “Ain’t been activated in 5 years”, implying that the fictional Monkees have been together since at least 1963, and had battled Wizard Glick before. The alternative title, “Mijacogeo,” comes from the name of Micky Dolenz’ childhood pet dog, who was named after all the members of Micky’s family at the time: Micky, Janelle (his mother), Coco (his sister) and George (his father).