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Echo Johnson describes his good friend and fellow Tarantula resident, Lucas Reed.
Echo's infatuation with a mysterious "woman in white" leads to a misadventure involving a cheap knock-off of a renaissance masterpiece.
Echo Johnson shares his one and only "collection."
Lucas reads an excerpt of his new novel "U.E.C."
Echo Johnson contends with a hangover and history during the course of a single Sunday
Echo Johnson trades culinary delights with his friend and neighbor Espy Echeverria.
Echo Johnson attempts to engage a client with stories of tattoos past.
Echo Johnson and Lucas Reed save a few kids from some fire.
Echo talks about a couple of his favorite foods.
Echo, Booty, and other Tarantula residents navigate part time work at a local haunted house.
Echo has a humble request...
"Echo's Tattoo Shop" takes place in the same world as "Tarantula," but it's an even mellower groove.
Echo weighs in on the new millenniums most ubiquitous trend.
The story begins when Echo’s dog Seesaw is unjustly seized by a bureaucratic government agency, it’s up to Echo and his friends to get the critter back.
When a highfalutin scientist impugns Echo’s claims of fantastic fungi, Echo and Booty set off on a journey to retrieve a specimen, and quiet the know-it-all for good.
Lucas and Echo attempt to breach the gates of Hollywood when Lucas discovers a hot-shot producer ripped him off.
Bess embarrasses Penny at her school, so the youngster summons a figure from their past and tests the relationship between mother and daughter.
Echo must retrieve a melodramatic friend from the edge of oblivion when romantic foibles lead him to the brink.
Echo ventures to the fabled Weird River to retrieve a man whose life is derailed by Echo's egg-frying antics.
Echo discovers Paja's secret and decides to share it with the rest of the Tarantula residents, with unforeseen consequences.
A rift develops in their friendship when Echo and Booty build their own hot springs.
Echo sets out on a journey to rid himself of a very fancy gift that proves to be a burden.
Echo reckons with his past.
