Billy the Exterminator - Season 2

The dead aren't resting peacefully at this Funeral Home because a rattlesnake is loose in the crematorium. Billy and Ricky search for the snake, but it finds them first--and it's a mean one! Later, Billy heads into a treacherous attic to deal with some bats, knowing that one false step could send him plunging through the floor.

It's Billy vs. the Raccoon when the feisty animal gets trapped in a dumpster--and Billy knows it won't give up without a big fight. Later, Billy's got another tough battle on his hands when he comes up against some Cicada Killer Wasps with their very painful stingers.

Armadillos, and snakes, and roaches, oh, my. When Billy and Ricky get a call about an armadillo terrorizing a woman's garden, they arrive to discover that a poisonous snake may be on the loose, too. Later, Billy confronts one of the biggest roach infestations of his career in the home of a client with severe health issues. Meanwhile, back at the office, Mary's trying to give orders--and she doesn't even work there!

Billy, Ricky, and Gator Dave become gator baiters when they match wits with an alligator in a family's pond. But when Billy tries to wrestle the beast out of the pond, he nearly becomes the gator's lunch. Later, when Vexcon employee Sarah needs help with her family's wasp infestation, she`s surprised that's she's going to have to help with the job--and she's deathly afraid of wasps!

Billy must come to a baby's rescue when a raccoon is spotted in the infant's nursery. To make matters worse, the raccoon is sick, which can be very dangerous to the baby. Later, Billy rushes to an animal rescue shelter where rats are chewing the wires, creating a potentially major fire hazard.

It's dangerous, slithery, and long. That's the gator--over 10 feet long--that Billy and Gator Dave must deal with at Fox Creek Farms. It's the biggest gator Billy has ever seen in the wild. Later, Billy and Ricky rush over to a family's children's play area to protect the kids from an aggressive raccoon.

Billy and Ricky tangle with some ornery water moccasins and wasps. Ricky gets stung in the face by the wasps--and he's allergic...and miles from help! And at another job, it's Billy vs. the Beaver when the critter wreaks havoc at Twin Lakes Camp. The beaver is building its dens by tearing down the levees that have kept the lakes in place for 30 years. Without the lakes, how can Twin Lakes Camp survive?

Billy's called to a home where he discovers a beehive with almost 13,000 bees lodged in the walls. He'll try to relocate them to a bee farm, but it's going to be very tricky business. Later, Billy gets a call about a skunk that's wandering around a backyard during the day. Skunks that come out in daylight are either sick or rabid and extremely dangerous. Can Billy catch this skunk without getting sprayed--or getting rabies?

Billy and Ricky get a call when ducks are mysteriously disappearing from a client's pond. When they set their trap, Billy and Ricky discover a ferocious bobcat has been eating the ducks! Then Billy and Ricky get another call when hundreds of extremely aggressive red wasps and yellow jackets are terrorizing a family. When they arrive, they discover that the nest is inside a couch! Ricky is extremely allergic to wasps and is going to have to get very close to them in order to get rid of them. Can they get this job done, without having to take Ricky to the hospital?

Billy gets called when a family has a little problem with a raccoon in a tree. Actually the little raccoon has a big problem, its head is stuck inside a jar! Billy has to climb the tree and cut the tree limb down just to try and save this poor creature from dehydration and starvation. Then Billy and Ricky get a call about a pigeon problem in a huge auditorium. Billy and Ricky have to literally chase the pigeons out the window. Problem is, they are sixty feet over the stage, and not only does Billy have a fear of heights, he is very sick. Can he accomplish this job without seriously injuring himself?

If the nutria problem doesn't get you, the spider problem will. Billy gets a call about a nutria problem in his mother's neighbors' yard. After catching some of the beaver-like rodents, he discovers an aggressive water snake caught in an old trap--but when he tries to rescue the snake, it turns on him. Later, when Billy and Ricky tackle a summer cabin full of poisonous Brown Recluse spiders, one bites Billy on the forehead. Is he a goner?

Billy answers a distress call from a local animal control officer after getting reports of a telephone-pole sized snake on the prowl! While Billy is dubious at first, when he encounters this 15-foot monster first hand, he has no choice but to take it very, very seriously! Meanwhile, Ricky brings home a new girlfriend, but there's trouble on the horizon for this budding relationship... Later, Billy is called to tackle a severe roach infestation threatening the health of three small children with respiratory problems. Billy arrives only to find himself outnumbered--can he get the upper hand or will the clients be forced to flee?

Billy and Ricky are called to a home because of a serious wasp infestation. Once inside, Billy discovers one of the biggest wasps nests he's ever seen! Later, Billy gets a call about a squirrel causing havoc in the attic of another residence. But when Billy investigates he discovers a major fire hazard on his hands. Can Billy save the day before this house goes up in flames?

Billy gets a call about a severe snake infestation at a family's lakeside property after it had been destroyed by a hurricane and a tornado. After setting a pile of rubble on fire, he discovers a rattlesnake over six feet long! Then Billy and Ricky get called to an elderly residence because of a severe red wasp problem. With Ricky's allergies, one sting could send him straight to the hospital. Will Ricky and Billy be able to take care of this eight-year infestation without having to go to the emergency room?

Billy gets a call about a bat problem at a home. Once there he discovers hundreds of bats in the attic and so much guano and bat urine, it is starting to seep through the ceiling. Back at the office, Donnie gets a call from Big Bill and he sounds so terrible, Donnie fears he might being having another heart attack. Then Billy and Ricky get called to a hotel about a wasp infestation. These wasps are not only located above the front entrance and near the pool, but they are located 60 feet high. When their crane malfunctions, will Billy and Ricky get down without any injuries?

Billy gets a call from Southern Pride Miniature Horse Farms when they discover a large snake in their pond. Not knowing if the snake is poisonous or not, Billy carefully searches for it and discovers not only one huge snake but another extremely poisonous one, too. Then Billy and Ricky get a call from a golf course with a major bee problem. When they try to excavate 20,000-30,000 bees from their nest, Billy's equipment malfunctions! Can they get the job done without getting swarmed and stung by thousands of bees?

Billy gets a call from Twin Lakes Summer camp about a gator problem. The camp fears that this gator might hurt the children, the dogs, or even the ducks. When Billy actually finds the gator he discovers it is almost nine feet long! Next, Billy and Ricky get called about an armadillo ransacking a prayer garden at a church. When they get to the garden, they also find a wasp problem and a fire ant problem. On top of all that, they have to set the trap for the armadillo in the middle of poison oak.

Billy gets a call about a terrible smell coming from beneath a woman's house. When he arrives, he confirms that an animal has died and he has to crawl under the house to retrieve it. Then Billy and Ricky get a late call from the Dickson residence after a squirrel gets trapped in their fireplace. When they try to grab the squirrel, he gets loose in the house.

Billy gets a call about an alligator living in a pond at the Old Oaks Golf Club. When Billy gets to the golf course along with Gator Dave, they discover an alligator over nine feet long! Meanwhile, back at the office, Big Bill is trying to convince Donnie to let him buy a motorcycle, but Donnie absolutely refuses to let him. Next, Billy gets a call about a skunk problem at the Hughes Residence. The skunk has been terrorizing and spraying the family dog, but is a real threat for their little daughter who plays in the back yard. Can Billy catch the skunk without getting sprayed?

Billy and Ricky get called out to the largest yellow jacket nest they have ever seen. It's five times the size of a normal nest and filled with a swarm of 5,000 angry bees! Next, Billy heads to the Juergen's Residence where a dangerous python has found its way into the house, terrorizing the family. And even Billy is surprised when he finds its hiding place.

In this special one-hour episode, Billy and his brother Ricky travel to the Gulf Coast and find themselves head-to-head with the devastation caused by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Along the way they battle a pair of foxes, help a local charity deal with a massive roach infestation, and witness first-hand the effects the oil is having on wildlife.