| SC19 | Supervillains in Bart's fantasy |
| SC21 | Jimbo and Kearney buy things at Bart's "School Shopping Network" while Dolph pulls the fire alarm
Causing a ruckus in Mrs. Krabappel's classroom
Hanging Wendell from the school's flagpole by his underwear (Jimbo calls it the "Star Spangled Wedgie" and Nelson salutes) |
| 7G07 | Sneaking into "Space Mutants IV"
Using a "five-finger discount" at the Kwik-E-Mart
Throwing rocks at the statue of Jebediah Springfield |
| 7F08 | Playing pool while Lisa coaches Bart |
| 7F20 | Jimbo and Dolph steal Simpson property at Bart's party while Kearney keeps Otto busy |
| 7F23 | Stealing left-handed items from the Leftorium
Playing keep-away with Lisa's saxophone
Beat up Bart, and hang him from a basketball hoop in a diaper |
| 8F12 | Bart models his new clothes for the boys |
| 8F15 | Giving Milhouse a "pink-belly" |
| 8F24 | Tormenting kids as Kamp Krusty counsellors |
| 9F01 | Apu's armed nephew, little Jamshed, protects the Kwik-E-Mart against the boys |
| 9F02 | Parting money from visitors at "Jimbo's Spookhouse" (cut in syndication) |
| 9F04 | Kicking around Principal Skinner's disembodied head as zombies |
| 9F11 | Briefly shown getting arrested in a Duff Gardens commercial
Making away with three bumper cars |
| 9F13 | Ralph Wiggum's performance as George Washington makes them want to learn more about their founding fathers |
| 9F18 | Skinner has the boys locked away during Superintendent Chalmers' inspection |
| 1F01 | Jimbo's old man couldn't get a beer 'cause Bart's old man wouldn't give a bear to another old man |
| 1F06 | Playing keep-away with Bart's Junior Campers uniform |
| 1F07 | Along with Nelson, the boys make nerdy Bart's life miserable
Later, Bart returns to his normal self, but the boys don't mind beating one of their own |
| 1F18 | Stealing Principal Skinner's underwear and then taunting him |
| 1F22 | Spending time in the Simpson pool |
| 2F02 | Covering Milhouse in bumper stickers and sending him on a 'mystical journey' |
| 2F05 | Playing hockey |
| 2F14 | Chasing down the 'masked dancer' when his true identity is revealed |
| 2F19 | Stealing Bart's lunch money while Kerney creates a diversion |
| 2F21 | Beating up Bart when he's seen wearing safety gear |
| 2F21 | Homer attempts to buy the boys some beer |
| 3F02 | Writing obscenities in their own breath in the Kwik-E-Mart |
| 3F10 | The boys contribute to the uprising against uniforms |
| 4F03 | Stealing Bart's new belt |
| 4F06 | They sing one verse of "We Put the Spring in Springfield" |
| 4F01 | They think Superintendant Chalmers' missing "H" is pretty funny
Giving Nelson a hard time for his relationship with Lisa
Egging Principal Skinner's house |
| 4F18 | Terrorizing the Leftorium, and chasing Ned Flanders throughout Springfield |
| 4F20 | Beating up the Love-O-Matic Grampa after it calls Kearney gay |
| 5F08 | Seen hanging out at the carnival while 'pigeon' Homer strolls past |
| 5F13 | Pestering Ralph and Bart
Video-taping their own crime-spree
Playing hackey-sack with a frog |
| 5F23 | Stealing luggage from the airport, each punching the Puberty Boy in the stomach |
| AABF07 | They practice skateboarding outside
Seen in the crowd during the song "Kids" |
| BABF02 | They wave at and taunt the camera from behind Kent Brockman |
| BABF03 | They steal a pushcart full of Duff crates from the Kwik-E-Mart |
| BABF15 | After Homer is blinded by post-laser-surgery eye-crust, the trio tricks him into thinking Kearney is Marge, and buying her some Jack Daniels and a carton of smokes |
| BABF20 | When Bart wanders into New Springfield, they steal his frisbee and pants, and do his homework |
| CABF11 | They stand by while Nelson throws tomatos at Martin
Lisa offers them a job protecting her from Francine |
| CABF15 | The bullies "break bread" with the nerds in Praiseland |
| SC22 | Jimbo and Kearney complain about the new "Mega Kwik-E-Super Store" in the town hall |
| SC23 | Jimbo, Kearney and Newton (Nelson) coerce "Burt Sampson" into making a prank phone call
Later, Burt rides away from them with the Devil |
| 7F13 | Jimbo and Dolph attend Bart's "Top Hat Theatre" |
| 8F02 | Dolph and Kearney go trick-or-threating and extort goodies from Homer
They egg the Simpson house and stomp on the Simpson pumpkin |
| 9F06 | Dolph and Kearney harrass Bart before Laura Powers steps in |
| 1F04 | Jimbo and Kearney are seen on the school bus |
| 1F05 | Jimbo and Kearney are seen waiting in line for Homer's trampoline
They sneak into the Simpson backyard looking for the trampoline, but jump on the car instead |
| 1F18 | Kearney tells Jimbo to ask the new principal Ned Flanders a question or they'll have to go to class |
| 3F05 | Jimbo and Dolph make fun of Homer from outside his window {k1} |
| 4F09 | Dolph and Kerney are in the crowd when Skinner and Krabappel lock themselves inside Springfield Elementary |
| AABF07 | Dolph and Jimbo give Chief Wiggum phony drivers' licenses
Jimbo and Kearney hitch a ride behind OFF's car |
| AABF17 | Jimbo and Dolph loot the Furtune Megastore's shoplifting department with Nelson |
| BABF09 | Jimbo and Kearney beat the guff out of Nelson at the Springfield Downs |
| CABF06J | imbo and Dolph open the doors for Nelson's attempted escape from Springfield Elementary |
| 7F13 | Steals oranges at the supermarket |
| 7F21 | Corrects Mayor Quimby on name of Radioactive Man |
| 8F11 | Pokes his head and waves at the camera during Kent Brockman's report |
| 9F06 | Dates Laura Powers
Has supposedly poked a dead body with a stick |
| 9F10 | A fellow passenger on the monorail |
| 1F04 | Pulls down Bart's pants
Puts flares in Martin's pocket |
| 1F08 | Was Bart's craps table operator. (This episode hints that Jimbo might actually have talent of a sort.) |
| 1F09 | Joins Homer's vigilante gang
Threatens homer that he's going to law school |
| 1F10 | James Woods asked him if he sounded like a real Kwik-E-Mart Employee |
| 1F18 | Jimbo Jr. tells Lunchlady Bart his creamed corn "tastes like creamed crap" |
| 2F03 | He was the murderous teachers' first victim |
| 2F18 | Bart picks a fight with Jimbo, thinking the puppies would protect him (cut in syndication) |
| 2F19 | Watches soap operas with his mother during the teachers' strike |
| 2F20 | He takes part in the mob bloodthirsty for Burns' blood {k1} |
| 3F07 | He and Nelson coerce Bart into shoplifting |
| 3F07 | Shows up in Bart's fantasy and recieves the March 8th newspaper for Christmas |
| 3F09 | Jimbo takes advantage of the malfunctioning Squishy machine, and swims away with a couple of six packs |
| 3F12 | Convinces Bart to write him a check
We discover his real name is Corky |
| 3F21 | He thinks Peter Framton's guitar is talking |
| 3G02 | Little Jimbo looks forward to wailing on all the new kids |
| 3G03 | Skinner attempts to sell him on the streets |
| 5F21 | Seen in the couch gag watching OFF's TV |
| AABF11 | Shopping during Apu's peak hour for stoned teenagers buying shiny things |
| BABF21 | Jimbo is among the crowd who molests Snorky the dolphin {k1} |
| CABF02 | It might've been Jimbo who told Bart about Mayor Quimby's money fraud |
| CABF06 | Juggles Principle Skinner's "Princy" awards |
| CABF12 | In the audience at the final Party Posse concert; he swims to safety when the concert goes downhill |
| SC21 | Paints his cheeks with "Sheea Paste," which causes them to grow green fur |
| 7F24 | Kearney waits for Michael Jackson to arrive
Later he threatens Bart. (This episode gives a good view of his bedroom and a insight to this thug's personality. Note the baseball bat with nails in it.) |
| 8F15 | Milhouse shoots a spit-ball at him, and he begs Bart to put a stop to it |
| 1F03 | Drives by a truck stop on his tricycle, scaring the patrons with the siren strapped to his head |
| 1F18 | Ripping up school books during Ned Flanderseses' reign as principal |
| 2F19 | Dances a jig for Marge while the boys steal Bart's lunch money |
| 2F16 | Calls Lisa a nerd as she activates the school's oil pump |
| 3F13 | Reminisces our nation's bicentennial while shaving in the school's auditorium |
| 3F20 | Attempts to fool Apu with a fake ID |
| 3F24 | In the bar as Homer searches for his soulmate, but he's only an associate |
| 3G03 | Volunteers to babysit for OFF |
| 4F04 | Discusses his divorce on the bus
His son is introduced |
| 4F07 | Kearney helps himself to a gasoline tank full of squishies during the Kwik-E-Mart raid |
| 5F06 | A fellow inmate in Snake's prison, Kearney resents Snake's disrespect for the 'honor system' |
| 5F15 | Bart reports on a fight between him and Mr. Largo |
| AABF10 | In a government-required class to cure his 'road rage'; arguing with Agnes Skinner |
| BABF13 | Kearney becomes bodyguard to the President of the United States of America (Lisa) in the year 2030 |
| BABF17 | Teaches his son the art of destroying sandcastles {k1} |
| CABF06 | He is afraid of missing his son's birthday |
