…ship stopping at a Latin American port, he has a senorita who looks a lot like Olive; naturally, Bluto wants to fight Popeye for her, in Kickin’ The Conga ‘Round….

…Broadway with a show-stopping turn of epic proportions. Behind the songs the composers weren’t too shabby either: the Lewis’ performed opening Once Upon A Time In New York City not…

…Warming conference in Switzerland. It is then up to Scooby and Shaggy to make their way to Switzerland to stop the evil doctor from conducting his scheme. It is a…

…disc, and we skip out of sequence back to 1965 for Jerry-Go-Round, set in a circus and directed by Abe Levitow (though the “stop-start” nature of the opening titles is…

…passed and they must stop the Decepticons from destroying the new world. Their pursuit leads them to an oil rig in the middle of the ocean where the Autobots save…

…The series knew no love from critics, with them generally finding it violent and devoid of redeeming values, but the poor reviews didn’t stop the show from becoming a hit…

…try sending Snoopy back to the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm for obedience training, but Snoopy decides to make a prolonged pit stop at Peppermint Patty’s house, where he soon wears…

…to stop her darn foolishness. That patronizing gesture of protectionism was later ignored, as Kathy returned for several more stories in the next few years, eventually with her niece Betty,…

…in the end. The problem with the dream sequence is that at this point the movie seems to stop. The mission appears to be over, after all, even though we…

…one of the hostages. In the ensuing story, Nausicaa must escape and make allies in order to stop Kushana’s plan. The story is relatively complex, involving the actions of three…

…old raccoons with remarkable transformation powers. They are successful in making an army of shape-shifting wizards, but the fight to stop the development seems doomed. Meanwhile, a transforming fox becomes…

…all ten episodes of the regular series (with chapter stops included). Each of these discs contains five episodes, with a single set of end credits offered. The opening plays with…

…War. After this, it’s non-stop action, with Valiant and his friends completing not only that mission, but also taking on Von Talon in his own headquarters and staging a rescue….

…different motivations for wanting to be a part of the Avengers. They must learn to work together quickly in order to stop an alien invasion. The Sweatbox Review: With all…

…with an all too familiar ring to it. This time, though, Batman is not looking for a new Robin. He stopped being Batman long ago and has lived in solitude…

…taken over mentally by a master bad guy, forcing Arthur and other heroes to try to stop him, in The Tick Vs. Mr. Mental. Roddy McDowell plays an evil baker…

…shows up to transfer the souls of the Titans into the puppets, so that he can control their real bodies. His plans go awry when Raven partially stops his attack…

…into his own as a hunter, much to the disappointment of Amos. While Amos concedes that Copper is likely just too young yet, this doesn’t stop Copper from being crestfallen…

…Hardys’ Aunt Gertrude, who looks after them at her brother’s home. Both Gertrude and Fenton try to put a stop to the boys’ “junior detective nonsense,” but the mystery behind…

…various forms of armor, in order to confront the elementals. Whether underwater, in the air, or in an especially exciting underground sequence amidst boiling lava, Iron Man works to stop…

…puppeteer doing the facial expressions, or the voice actor. The results of their teamwork is usually quite marvellous. Final Cut: If you’ve been collecting the show on DVD, don’t stop…