List of Salute Your Shorts episodes

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Salute Your Shorts is an American children's comedy television series that aired on Nickelodeon. The series premiered on July 4, 1991 [1] and ran for two seasons, with the final first-run episode airing on September 12, 1992. [2]

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Series overview

SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast aired
Pilot 1October 6, 1990
1 13July 4, 1991 (1991-07-04)October 19, 1991 (1991-10-19)
2 13June 26, 1992 (1992-06-26)September 12, 1992 (1992-09-12)

Episodes

Pilot (1990)

TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date
"Welcome to Bunk 13" [3] Randall Miller [4] Steve Slavkin [5] October 6, 1990 (1990-10-06) [6]
The pilot episode aired October 6, 1990 as a special on Nickelodeon. [1] [7] After the series was picked up, the cast had to re-audition for their roles. [8]

Season 1 (1991)

No.
overall		No. in
season		Title  [3] Directed byWritten byOriginal air date  [9] [10]
11"Sponge Saga" Bryan Spicer Story by : Steve Slavkin
Teleplay by : Bob Kushell 		July 4, 1991 (1991-07-04) [11]
When Sponge calls in Giant Jim for the correct answer of his first question, he becomes respected by the campers. However, this soon puts a toll on him as Jim becomes more antagonistic with the next questions. Meanwhile, Ug buys a cologne from Budnick for his date with his then-girlfriend, Rachel, hoping he'd smell good, but instead turns him blue.
22"First Day" Peter Baldwin Steve SlavkinJuly 6, 1991 (1991-07-06) [1] [12]
Michael arrives in Camp Anawanna where he is humiliated on the first day by Budnick and Donkeylips by having his shorts taken away and hoisted on a flagpole.
33"Ghost Story"Jefferson KibbeeSteve SlavkinJuly 13, 1991 (1991-07-13)
Budnick retells a ghost story of Zeke the Plumber and uses Donkeylips to scare the campers as a prank. However, the joke's on Budnick when he has to face up to Ug in disguise of the plumber himself.
44"Telly & Dina"Jefferson KibbeeSteve SlavkinJuly 20, 1991 (1991-07-20)
When the boys get in trouble with Ug for sneaking a goat in his bunk, he punishes them by making them set up for the Indian Council Dinner. Meanwhile, Telly and Dina fight over who will be Bunk Cabin Chief. Z.Z. has the deciding vote, but it puts her in a dilemma.
55"The Clinic"Jefferson KibbeeSteve SlavkinJuly 27, 1991 (1991-07-27)[ citation needed ]
Michael and Budnick fake being sick to get out of synchronized swimming until they learn that Ug is really taking the campers on the beach, leaving the two behind. Both work together to get the ice cream, which according to the nurse is given to those with sore throats. Meanwhile, Ug and the other campers go on series of misadventures to the beach, which results in all of them getting sick.
66"Dina Loves Donkey Lips"Peter BaldwinSteve SlavkinAugust 3, 1991 (1991-08-03)
Dina gets a secret admirer hoping it will be Michael whom is the DJ with Sponge for the dance. To her horror, it's Donkeylips and learns a hard lesson in being kind to others after learning how much she's hated in camp for her diva behavior.
77"I Hate Camp"Jefferson KibbeeStory by : Steve Slavkin
Teleplay by : Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber 		September 7, 1991 (1991-09-07)[ citation needed ]
Michael is bullied by a tough kid named Thud Mackie and tries several attempts to get out of camp to stay with his parents.
88"Ug's Girlfriend Is Coming"Jefferson KibbeeStory by : Steve Slavkin
Teleplay by : Steve Slavkin, Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber		September 14, 1991 (1991-09-14)[ citation needed ]
Ug busts Budnick for trying to sneak outside food until he gets a letter from Rachel telling him that she's coming over to see him. While the girls are teach him how to be romantic for her, the boys comes across a Dear John letter informing him of their breakup and the first one was a mistake as it was meant for her new boyfriend. Ug becomes despondent until the campers set him up with new mail carrier, Mona.
99"Cheeseburgers in Paradise"Larry LiptonSteve SlavkinSeptember 21, 1991 (1991-09-21)
Budnick's latest scheme to save the campers from eating the camp food is to order the cheeseburgers from a stand not to far from camp. Meanwhile, Sponge and Donkeylips seek the help of Telly to assist them to qualify for their respective wrestling leagues.
1010"Z.Z. Saves the Planet"Gino TanasescuSteve SlavkinSeptember 28, 1991 (1991-09-28)[ citation needed ]
ZZ tries to host an environmental party, but it goes awry thanks to the other campers not listening. A recycling man teaches her to get them to listen by going with things they like such a s a trip to a water park. This plan works well and the campers are encouraged to clean up the camp to pay for the trip. On the day, Dina and the others(except Budnick) use the money to buy a maple tree.
1111"Telly and the Basketball Team"Larry LiptonStory by : Steve Slavkin
Teleplay by : Steve Slavkin & Timothy Williams		October 5, 1991 (1991-10-05)
Telly is trying to teach her team to win with hard work, but they don't want to. Instead they elect Bobby Budnick and he does the impossible to win without working. But when the other campers realize how much they hurt Telly by using another camp's plays, they resolve to work hard.
1212"Night at the Theatre"Jay DubinSteve Slavkin & Thomas HillOctober 12, 1991 (1991-10-12)[ citation needed ]
Dina develops stage fright the day the camp is hosting a Cinderella play because her crush is there. However, even after getting over it, he still doesn't acknowledge her and give the flowers to ZZ.
1313"Treasure of Sara Madre"Larry LiptonStory by : Steve Slavkin
Teleplay by : Steve Slavkin & Thomas Hill		October 19, 1991 (1991-10-19)[ citation needed ]
Rumors are abound about the treasure of the late dance teacher, Sara Madre. Budnick pranks Dina and the other campers with fake maps after giving him their stereos. So they get revenge on him by making him and Donkeylips dig a hole in Ug's prized baseball field. The campers escape and leave Budnick to face the wrath of an angry Ug.

Season 2 (1992)

No.
overall		No. in
season		Title  [3] Directed byWritten byOriginal air date  [13] [14]
141"Goodbye Michael, Hello Pinsky"Jefferson KibbeeSteve SlavkinJune 26, 1992 (1992-06-26) [15]
Michael has to leave camp due the Chicken Pox and new camper Pinsky arrives.
152"Sponge's Night Out"Jefferson KibbeeStory by : Steve Slavkin
Teleplay by : Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber 		June 27, 1992 (1992-06-27) [16]
Pinsky organizes a double date between him and his date and Sponge with her bunkmate, Sponge's first date.
163"Telly and the Tennis Match"Jefferson KibbeeStory by : Steve Slavkin
Teleplay by : Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber		July 4, 1992 (1992-07-04) [17]
Telly needs a new tennis racket to beat an arrogant fellow camper. Budnick gives her one, but demands a favor in return.
174"Budnick and Dina in Love (Part I)"Gino TanasescuSteve SlavkinJuly 11, 1992 (1992-07-11) [18]

The girls hear a rumor that Budnick likes someone in their bunk. ZZ thinks it's her, but he in fact likes Dina.

Meanwhile, Donkey Lips and Sponge try to earn enough merit badges to go on a camping trip.
185"Budnick and Dina in Love (Part II)"Gino TanasescuSteve SlavkinJuly 18, 1992 (1992-07-18) [19]
Budnick and Dina begin dating, but Budnick drastically changes his personality, making Dina not like him as much.
196"Citizen Pinsky" Bryan Spicer Tim Maile and Douglas TuberJuly 25, 1992 (1992-07-25) [20]
Pinsky helps Sponge with the camp newspaper, writing exaggerated stories and digging up dirt on the other campers.
207"Capture the Flag"Mike FinneySteve SlavkinAugust 1, 1992 (1992-08-01) [21]
Donkey Lips wants to join the camp Capture The Flag team as an attacker, and Pinsky, after seeing his tactical knowledge, attempts to help.
218"Dina and the Rock Star"Gino TanasescuSteve SlavkinAugust 8, 1992 (1992-08-08) [22]
Dina promises that she can get famous Rock Star Jamie Mallet Jr to perform at the annual camp dance.
229"The Man Who Would Be Ug"Gino TanasescuStory by : Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber
Teleplay by : Gary Marks		August 15, 1992 (1992-08-15) [23]
Ug and Budnick make a bet that Budnick can be a better camp counselor during Backwards Week.
2310"The Wrath of Kahn, Jr."Gino TanasescuSteve SlavkinAugust 22, 1992 (1992-08-22) [24]
Dr. Kahn's undisciplined niece Ellen comes to camp, making mischief and trouble wherever she goes.
2411"Clan of the Cavegirls"Gino TanasescuStory by : Steve Slavkin, Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber
Teleplay by : Tim Maile and Douglas Tuber		August 29, 1992 (1992-08-29) [25]
It's a hot day and every camper's tempers are at their worst, especially the girls whom are annoyed with each other and demand to move to different bunks. Meanwhile, the boys are a lot closer and takes a cursed skull from the caves. Despite Ug's warning to get rid of it to avoid the curse, they ignore it. In desperation, the girls steal back the skull and return it to the cave. However, they are stranded because of a storm. Can they spend one night together before returning to camp.
2512"They Call Me Ms. Tibbs"Gino TanasescuTim Maile and Douglas TuberSeptember 5, 1992 (1992-09-05) [26]
Ug's girlftiend, Mona, returns as a park ranger and cites so many violations on Anawanna's part. Their fight gets more intense and the boys take advantage. When the girls, find out, they teach the boys a hard lesson they won't soon forget.
2613"Anawanna, Inc."Jefferson KibbeeTim Maile and Douglas TuberSeptember 12, 1992 (1992-09-12) [2]
The campers form a company making birdhouses, but make Donkeylips and his team do all the work, leading them to go on strike.

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