This preview is just the mad laughter of Tongpu. Session #20: Pierrot Le Fou Original Airdate: March 13, 1999 Written by: Sadayuki Murai Title Card Song: "Eyeball" - This is a really…

Spike starts this preview by complaining about doing the promos the same way every week, and he asks if someone else can do them. Ein barks and whimpers for the…

This episode's preview consists of Jet thoroughly dissing the episode. The last line is just "At first glance, it's interesting." Session #18: Speak Like a Child Original Airdate: February 27, 1999…

The Three Old Men handle this episode's preview, and by handle, I mean they argue about how to do the preview, realize they only have 30 seconds to do it,…

Jet tells the audience that this episode will be depressing and heavy-handed. He advises that children, women, and young guys shouldn't watch it. Session #16: Black Dog Serenade Original Airdate: February…

The preview for this episode is narrated by Faye, Spike and Jet. Faye pitches the episode as a love story, and Jet and Spike chime in that they don't believe…

This episode's preview is narrated by Spike. Spike waxes poetic on the fragility of life and the choice to live outside society's expectations. While technically this monologue fits the subject…

This episode's preview is narrated by the whole Bebop crew. Faye and Spike talk about the differences between men and women and how femininity and masculinity can vary. Spike says…

After last episode's Alien parody, Ed narrates the preview. She says the rest of the cast is dead, Cowboy Bebop is over, and she'll be starring in a new show, Cowgirl Ed. The rest of the…

The preview for this episode isn't narrated by one of the main characters. I haven't been able to find a credit for this bit of narration, but it's a riff…