Monsters at Work
In season 2, Tylor's journey as a Jokester and his friendship with Val face the ultimate test. When new doors of opportunity unexpectedly open at rival energy company, FearCo, Tylor's co-workers at Monsters Inc. begin to question his loyalty. As his Laugh Floor partnership with Val is pushed to the brink, Tylor must discover where he really belongs.
Family, Comedy, Animation
Episodes (10)
A Monstrous Homecoming
It's Homecoming Weekend at Monsters University, and Tylor Tuskmon is being celebrated as a former Scream King.
The C.R.E.E.P. Show
The MIFTers join Mike and Sulley in representing Monsters, Inc. at the C.R.E.E.P. Show, an energy convention where they hope to promote Laugh Power to industry professionals.
Setting the Table
Tylor is invited to a fancy dinner with Johnny Worthington, but it's on the same night - and at the same restaurant - as a party for Fritz!
Opening Doors
Johnny takes Tylor on a tour of FearCo. When Tylor is late returning from his visit, Val must cover for him.
It's Coming from Inside the House
The Tuskmon family is having a stoop sale, but Tylor struggles to part with his childhood scaring memorabilia.
Field of Screams
At the annual Monsters, Inc., vs. FearCo softball game, Val tries to tell Tylor about a job offer from Mike and Sulley.
Monsters in the Dark
Mike and Sulley lead a morale-boosting company retreat in the spooky sub-basement of Monsters, Inc.
Lights! Camera! Chaos!
When news anchors Jack and Jill visit Monsters, Inc., for an interview, Mike and Sulley hope to show off laugh power to all of Monstropolis.
Descent into Fear
Tylor and Val start their first days at their new jobs: Tylor as a Scarer at FearCo and Val as a Jokester at Monsters, Inc.
Powerless
After a devastating blackout, Tylor must reconnect with Val to bring power back to Monstropolis.
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