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1994 (Nos. 15–26) · U.S., 1990s

Go Eat Worms!

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Todd loves worms and uses his to torment his sister

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Quick recap

Todd Barstow is obsessed with worms, keeps a worm farm, and loves using it to torment his sister Regina and her friend Beth. After he cuts a worm in half, worms start turning up in his bed, his homework, even his spaghetti, as if out for revenge. Todd suspects his sister and classmate Patrick, who draws a comic about a worm named Todd. Regina admits to some of the pranks, and his parents decide to shut down the farm. Digging for worms on the baseball field, Todd is dragged underground by a giant mother worm. The girls' papier-mâché robin scares her off. Weeks later Todd has taken up pinning butterflies, and a giant butterfly shows up holding a pin.

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What changed on screen

  1. ChangeField to cave

    In the book, the giant worm drags Todd underground on a baseball field. In the episode, he finds her in a cave in the woods.

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  2. Behind the scenesNever in Spanish

    It's one of the few original books never published in Spanish.

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