…of only 13 episodes, all of which were stand-alone episodes (although some episodes flowed into one another). The episodes are divided up as follows: Disc Thirteen 1. I Am Legion…

…stand-alone episodes and more special features. Each episode (including the five episodes making up a miniseries) is included with opening title, bumpers, and end credits attached. However, each disc gives…

…episode in the Malevolence three-episode arc. In this episode, which begins shortly after the end of Shadow of Malevolence, General Grievous is dealing with the results of the previous episode….

…showcased in previous episodes were original and not adapted from literature. It is actually amazing that it took Hanna-Barbera ten episodes before they tackled these famous monsters. In this episode,…

…Dragons produced some really exciting episodes, including the classic episode “The Dragon’s Graveyard.” In this episode, which does not fit into the three types I have just described, the children…

…moving walkways to the Internet. The episodes are spread out on four, single side discs. Instead of commenting on all twenty-four episodes, here are some highlights from each disc. Disc…

…of another heavy finale. A survey of the thirteen episodes included in this DVD set gives a good idea of how the creators were pacing the series. Episodes – Disc…

…1995. The first episode on this disc is the title episode, The Mystery of the Easter Chipmunk. In this full episode (22 minutes), the Chipmunks meet the real Easter Bunny,…

…and making herself welcome in Fred’s home in the last few episodes. An interesting note is that, coming in 1961, the season features alternate episodes featuring Daws Butler taking on…

…at the end. The three shorts that make up an episode are the kept to the theme as mentioned previously. Here are the episodes included in the show’s first season:…

…lot of ground to cover in the first episode, but what I found compelling about the series was the serialized nature of the episode. At the end of the episode…

…episode. A text screen helps to introduce the episode’s history, explaining how Mushi outsourced this one episode to a studio called Studio Zero. Then, as the episode plays, the surviving…

…season, but the episodes are not evenly distributed. Disc One has 7 episodes, and Disc 2 has seven more, ending bizarrely with the first episode of Season Two. (So, don’t…

…10 episodes with 16 stories apiece, while Disc Three contains 9 episodes totalling 15 adventures – roughly half of the Gummi Bears full six-season run. From its first few episodes,…

…makes up this stuff? The next episode, Root Of Evil, is notable for featuring entirely different designs for all the characters. Presumably, this would have been the first animated episode,…

…focused on music, Zim fans were already trading favorite episodes with one another, talking about the deleted segments on the episodes, spotting cameos of the creators in different episodes, and…

…“dangerous” for kids to see these days. Honestly! Though we don’t get an episode listing in the packaging, and no insert of any sort, the episodes menus on the discs…

…about this episode is the whole Indiana Jones aspect of exploring ancient ruins and solving riddles. It sets up the next few episodes nicely as the team continues to search…