Seasons & episodes

As Rocky and Bullwinkle hurtle toward Earth and splash down in an elevator car, the chairman of the World Economic Council picks up the trail of the box-top bandits. Meanwhile, Boris and Natasha attempt to drive their truck full of counterfeit box tops across the state line, but their fiendish getaway scheme is foiled when they are stopped by an open drawbridge. At the same time, our heroes find themselves afloat, drifting toward the open sea.

In this twist on the classic tale, kindly old Geppetto, who runs a toy shop, wishes for the puppet he's crafting to come to life. A fairy grants his wish, bringing Pinocchio to life. Geppetto is thrilled and quickly strikes a deal with a local TV station to turn Pinocchio into a star. However, Pinocchio only wants to do a brave deed and become a real boy. His chance comes when he boldly announces he'll do the show without cue cards, a brave act that finally turns him into a real boy. But now, with Pinocchio's transformation, the TV show loses its appeal, leaving Geppetto back where he started.

Bullwinkle shares his "simple" tricks for mastering magic, but his attempts to make magic look easy quickly turn into a series of blunders. From disappearing acts gone wrong to pulling the wrong animals out of hats, Bullwinkle's lessons show just how hard it can be to get magic right. His overcomplicated methods transform basic tricks into chaotic performances, making the segment a humorous guide to what not to do in magic.

Peabody and Sherman travel back to meet the legendary showman P. T. Barnum and witness his famous circus. However, they quickly discover that saboteurs are plotting to ruin the trapeze act and sabotage the entire show. Peabody must step in to outsmart the troublemakers and save Barnum's big performance, ensuring that "The Greatest Show on Earth" goes off without a hitch.

Just as the State Police arrive to apprehend Boris and Natasha, the dastardly duo makes their escape, abandoning the truck filled with counterfeit box tops and leaping over the side of the bridge. Further downriver, Rocky and Bullwinkle continue rushing toward the open sea. Rescue seems imminent as a Coast Guard cutter approaches...until the ship’s captain, mistaking them for enemy agents, fires depth charges in their direction.

Rocky and Bullwinkle find themselves safe again after the final depth charge blasts them through the window of the Coast Guard Station. However, it seems you can’t keep a bad man down; despite all of Boris Badenov’s troubles and failed schemes, he and Natasha are quickly back in business, cranking out four million counterfeit box tops—enough to potentially wreck the entire American economy!

In this whimsical retelling, Little Red Riding Hood opens her very own "Riding Hood Shop," where she sells stylish hoods to the townsfolk. Business is going well until one day, a peculiar customer places an impossible order for a hood that not only fits perfectly but also protects against wolves! Little Red Riding Hood's attempts to fulfill this outrageous request lead to a series of humorous mishaps, showcasing her creativity and resourcefulness while keeping the spirit of the classic tale intact.

Bullwinkle provides his "expert" advice on transforming failures into successes, but his methods are as outlandish as ever. He demonstrates ridiculous strategies, such as hosting a monster talent show or using absurd gimmicks to attract attention. Each attempt hilariously backfires, leading to even more monstrous failures. Despite the chaos, Bullwinkle's misguided optimism shines through, proving that even in failure, there’s humor to be found.

Peabody and Sherman travel back to the 19th century, hoping to witness the famous meeting between explorer Henry Morton Stanley and missionary David Livingstone. However, Peabody realizes he has missed the encounter and learns that Livingstone is in danger in the African wilderness. Determined to rescue them both, Peabody uses his wits and clever inventions to navigate the challenges of the jungle, ensuring that history remains intact while saving the legendary explorers from peril.

Rocky and Bullwinkle sit on a park bench to devise a plan to catch the box-top bandits by printing 'Reward Posters.' As Rocky designs the poster, Bullwinkle discovers a print shop in a nearby basement, unaware that it's actually Boris and Natasha’s secret box-top printing operation. When Boris answers the door, he quickly recognizes Bullwinkle and surreptitiously sends him away with a 'cigar' that is actually a sizzling stick of dynamite. Since Bullwinkle doesn’t smoke, he runs back to return the dynamite to Boris, blithely dropping it through the mail slot. The secret counterfeiting headquarters is blown up, the American economy is saved, and Rocky and Bullwinkle ride off into the sunset after receiving official hero medals.