Mine is Child Fearing.
My personal favorite is Jewel of the Aisle. Not only was it the first episode I saw, it’s pretty darn funny, too. (I used to use the oft-repeated slogan from this ep in my sig here.)
Mine are
Boogie Frights,
and Beat your Greens
both of which I cannot watch without becoming a giggling wreck.
I like The Powerpuff Girls Best Rainy Day Adventure Ever. I haven’t seen any episodes for almost a year though. I’m a bad fan.
Is *Beat your Greens *the episode where all the neighborhood kids have to defend Townsville from alien vegetables?
If so, that’s my favorite episode too.
“Bubblevicious”, with “Beat Your Greens” a close second. I like it when Bubbles boggles everyone’s mind. I forget the title of the episode, but I loved the bit when Bubbles scores ridiculously high on her SATs, and her sisters and Him just sit and stare dumbly at her.
Yes ‘Beat your Greens’ is when the Brocoloid aliens attack. The swede like horse vegi-creature that the Brocoloid leader rides just cracks me up, as do the biker kids riding goats as the humans cavalry.
Havn’t seen “Bubblevicious” yet, but I got the last of the dvds a couple of days ago and havn’t seen it yet.
OK PG fans, have you seen the movie, and is it any good?
Don’t know the name, but really like the one where the girls want to be cooler superheroes - so Blossom becomes something like Liberty Gal with a cool Liberty Car - that gets stuck in traffic; Buttercup becomes the Mange, but can on go out at nighttime; and Bubbles becomes Harmony Bunny but can only use happy stickers against her enemies. How the monster handles them is really funny…
Also liked “Meet the Beat-alls” where the whole episode mimics the history of the Beatles and a significant percentage of the dialogue is Beatles’ lyrics - very funny.
Oh, and the movie is basically as fit for kids as the normal cartoons. I found parts of the movie funny - as did the kids - but it dragged on too long and some parts were stretched out - it was better suited to a normal episode…
The movie was great. Lots of jokes for the big kids in the audience. 
The Beat-alls was my favorite ep.
I can’t remember the title, but the one with “Lucky Captain Rabbit King” had me on the floor laughing.
“Lucky Captain Rabbit King! Lucky Captain Rabbit King! Lucky Captain Rabbit King!”
yep - seconding the “cooler” superheros one.
God, that was funny.
Bare Facts and Monkey See Doggy Two…funniest. EVAR.
I don’t know the name of it but the one where Buttercup starts knocking out everyone’s teeth to get money. I can’t watch that episode without giggling like a schoolgirl and since I’m a rather large 21 year old male, that’s a sight to see. Heehee.
“The Powerpuff Girls Best Rainy Day Adventure Ever,” “Jewel of the Aisle,” and the one in which the girls throw a baseball through Mojo Jojo’s window and basically ruin his day while trying to find it. Poor guy, I can’t help but root for him to win every once in a while.
Another vote for “Meet the Beat-alls.” But if you’re not a big Beatles fan it won’t be nearly as funny – there are some damn obscure references in there! When Mojo first sees the ladder/art exhibit, I nearly fell out of my chair.
I also loved the one with the old superheroes from the nursing home, but I can’t remember the title. I start laughing every time I think of the scene where the old sidekick breaks his hip in battle and the old superhero runs to his aid, yelling “Nooooooooooo!!!” and it takes him forever to get there. It’s kind of cruel, but hilarious.
“Ridiculous Lucky Captain Rabbit King! Lucky Captain Rabbit King Nuggets are for the youth!”
My favorite episode is “Criss-Cross Crisis.” When Mojo turns into a fish, and looks up to see the girls turned into an Eskimo, Sushi Chef, and Fisherman, that’s just brilliant.
Runners-up: the Rashoman-style one, where the girls are explaining how the Mayor ended up naked. And the one with the Ministry of Pain, and Captain Righteous and his right-hand man, lefty.
Best title ever: “A Very Special Blossom.” (Although I just saw on an episode guide there’s one called “Forced Kin.” Yikes!)
It’s “Super Zeros.”
Buttercup: “He has scabs that never heal–they never heal!”
Three Girls and a Monster