Fox Kids Saturday Morning Cartoons - 1994 - Full Episodes with Commercials DVD

A purple twilight skyline with a clocktower and crescent moon gives way to a close-up on dark menacing eyes, then a chaotic scene of cartoon characters bursting through a doorway. Classic Disney Afternoon energy with the wild slapstick chase that kicks off the broadcast block.

A puff of cartoon smoke clears to reveal a purple title card reading "IS IT ART?" written by Vincent Grittani, alongside a magnifying-glass icon. The shot then cuts to a brown cartoon dog character in a detective coat inside a richly framed parlor.

The bobcat detective Lucky Piquel paces through a brick alley while Bonkers the pink bobcat zooms past on his rainbow-trailing skateboard antics. A trio of opera-singing cartoon women in green dresses belt out a number, pure 90s Disney Afternoon zaniness.

Kimberly in pink and Trini in yellow chat outdoors while Billy in blue overalls and glasses joins the conversation on a park bench. The Angel Grove teens hang out in their signature color-coded civilian outfits before trouble inevitably calls them to action.

A glowing yellow lightning-bolt power coin spins against clouds, then cuts to a kid proudly displaying a Power Rangers trading card collector book and Power Rangers cereal box. The classic 1994 merch blitz pushes the show's massive licensing empire onto every shelf.

Sonny the Cuckoo Bird goes wild around a kid as a giant bowl of chocolatey cereal floats by. The classic "I'm cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs!" tagline plays out with the familiar yellow-and-brown box prominently displayed against a bright background.

A blonde baby doll with big blue eyes blinks and "speaks" through pink and blue speech bubbles reading "momby" and "I NEED TO BURP." Mattel's interactive talking baby gets the standard close-up demo of its phrases as a young girl plays alongside.

Detective Lucky Piquel in his trench coat and fedora interrogates suspects in a shadowy office while a fellow officer reacts. The film noir parody continues with exaggerated mugshots and Bonkers eventually peeking in with a giant magnifying glass.

A pack of Big Red cinnamon gum slides across screen with the tagline "Long lasting fresh breath." The shot transitions to colorful Magic Diaper Babies / Quints-style baby dolls splashing in tiny bathtubs, a classic mid-90s doll commercial.

Ronald McDonald shares a Happy Meal moment with two giggling kids before the spot cuts to a hand demonstrating the Tiger Electronics Talkboy tape recorder, the must-have "Home Alone 2" gadget. Classic mid-90s cross-promotion bridges fast food and toy aisles.

A muscular cartoon hero hangs upside down in silhouette before transitioning to a blue bat-like creature gliding across a starry sky. The bumper lands on Eek the Cat napping on a "Fox" stone tablet in his classic dopey-grin pose against a green hillside.

Lucky Piquel sits hunched over a newspaper at a desk while another cartoon character reads beside him. The scene cuts to a wolfish character watching a TV monitor showing a car-chase scene, deepening the noir-detective parody plot.

A bulldog police chief shouts furiously, his face reddening, then composes himself as Lucky Piquel listens with downcast ears. The classic angry-boss bit plays out in the cluttered Hollywood Toon precinct with vintage posters and clocks on the wall.

A ghostly silhouette of a horned bull-villain looms in shadow, dripping ominous shadow as Bonkers and Lucky stake out a building from a parked car. The detective duo creep in pursuit of a mysterious Toontown art thief in classic Disney noir style.

Bonkers wields a comically oversized telescope while a "GOTCHA" graphic splashes across the wall in red graffiti. A grumpy bulldog in a tuxedo and a cartoon pig in a chef's hat figure into the unfolding gotcha gag in the warehouse setting.

Lucky Piquel inspects a suspect against a height chart while a row of bulky police officers in blue uniforms stand ready in the background. The classic suspect-lineup gag unfolds with exaggerated character designs and a triumphant Bonkers grinning at the catch.

An "ALF" framed picture sits next to a cartoon-tree sculpture as the episode winds down. A jail-cell shot shows the captured villain behind bars while Lucky tips his hat with a satisfied smirk, closing the case with classic Disney Afternoon flair.

An empty cartoon clamshell opens to reveal a living room interior with "$57.50 Based on double occupancy" on screen, then cuts to white event-tent canopies under a clear sky. A vacation or resort promo with a budget-conscious pitch breaks up the cartoon block.

The animated M&M characters - red, green, and yellow - hang out around a picnic-table scene with their classic shiny anthropomorphic shells. A boy in a cable-knit sweater grins as he holds up the iconic brown candy bag, the signature 90s M&M's spot in full swing.

A hand inserts a cassette into the gray-and-black Tiger Electronics Deluxe Talkboy with its red record button, alongside a smaller travel version. The slogan "Talkboy" branding hangs above as the must-have voice-changing toy from "Home Alone 2" gets its full demo.

A neon-green tunnel zooms past in a vector-style raceway typical of early-90s Sega Genesis advertising. The commercial showcases the speed and arcade-perfect graphics that defined the 16-bit console war era against Nintendo.

The spinning gold Power Rangers logo emblem slams onto screen with "All-New Next!" graphics and the Fox Kids bug. Lightning crackles around the official Mighty Morphin Power Rangers title treatment, hyping the upcoming episode airing right now.

The director credit "John Van Bruggen" appears in white text against a starry background, followed by the assistant directors' names. The Jim Henson Productions logo pops up in cursive script as the Disney Afternoon block transitions out of Bonkers.

A red Trail Mom backpack tagged "Cool Backpack" spins above the McDonald's golden arches before cutting to Grimace, the purple blob mascot, hanging out with assorted Happy Meal toys at a kid-sized table. The seasonal Happy Meal premium giveaway lures kids in with collectible backpack-and-toy combos.

Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Warner pop up in their classic black-and-white cartoon designs against a bright orange backdrop, joined by Buster and Babs Bunny in a swirling psychedelic burst. The Fox Kids Network bug confirms the Warner Bros. zaniness has just begun.

Jason in his red ranger civilian tank top practices martial arts in a sandy outdoor arena while Putty Patrollers swarm in the background. Cycling shots show the team facing off and a Putty getting blasted through a stone archway during a fierce throwdown.

Austin St. John as Jason in his red ranger uniform and Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly in pink flash on screen with their cast name credits. Jason David Frank as Tommy follows in his green ranger civilian gear, the iconic original team being formally introduced.

The producer credit for Ronnie Hadar and Jonathan Tzachor appears over a glowing logo, then cuts to a Team Ninja Finals tournament gym packed with kids in martial arts gear. Banners hang in the youth center as competitors and spectators gather for the big bout.

A kid in a red rasta-cap headband stands on the boxing-ring sidelines while two competitors in red and green tank tops square off with boxing gloves. The directed by Robert Hughes credit pops up amid the high-energy youth-center showdown.

Two shirtless competitors in red headbands grapple on the gym mat under bright lights, with Jason locked in a hold against an opponent. The team-ninja tournament heats up as the rangers compete in non-morphed civilian challenges.

Bulk and Skull, the bumbling pair, hang around the rainbow-arched Angel Grove Youth Center stage area while Kimberly and the gang pose nearby. A fresh-faced kid in a striped shirt chats up a girl at the colorful juice bar in classic Ernie's hangout style.

A young boy bursts with excitement amid sparkles and pink/purple toy-explosion graphics. Tiny Polly Pocket-style or Quints micro-dolls with tiny accessories tumble across screen against vivid pastel backdrops.

A delighted girl peers into a fish-bowl-style cage with a "TWEET" pink graphic, then cuts to other kids decorating a tiny treehouse pet playset. The cardboard-cabin "Clubhouse" Littlest Pet Shop accessory sits proudly displayed for the bird-themed playset reveal.

Lucky the Leprechaun grins beside a red bowl of Lucky Charms cereal as cartoon kids in colorful overalls reach for the marshmallow charms. The classic "magically delicious" pitch runs through its parade of hearts, stars, and clovers animation.

The Poway Center for the Performing Arts and Pasadena Playhouse - "San Diego home of the World Famous" - flash on screen with a "Call 748-0505" graphic. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in full costume strike fighting poses as the spot promotes their live touring stage show.

Two flamboyantly-dressed announcers in turquoise jackets and feathered hats grin at the camera while presiding over the Team Ninja Finals event. The cheesy cartoon-style hosts add over-the-top campy commentary to the youth center's mock tournament.

A gang of teens in matching black ninja masks and turquoise tracksuits stand stoically with arms folded around their leader in a yellow cap. The masked crew - led by Bulk and Skull's nemesis - has crashed the Team Ninja Finals to cause trouble.

Trini in her yellow tournament gear faces off against the leader of the costumed ninja crashers while Zack stands beside her with concerned looks. A ref and the host attempt to keep order in the crowded Youth Center hall.

Trini and a young girl in a yellow vest walk through a sunny grassy park, then suddenly a gray Putty Patroller leaps in to attack a child sprawled on the ground. Rita's foot soldiers strike at innocent civilians, prompting a ranger-style intervention.

The dark moon palace exterior gleams with eerie blue energy before cutting to gloved hands sculpting cookie-shaped Putty figures on a slab. The Putty creation chamber bubbles to life as Zedd's clay henchmen take humanoid form on his evil baking tray.

Putties leap and tumble through the air as Trini and the young girl try to flee across the dirt playground. The gray clay foot-soldiers swarm with their X-shaped chest insignias for a classic Power Rangers civilian-attack opening.

A yellow "WILDCAT NO. 1" school bus sits parked nearby as Trini in her tank top scrambles toward a pile of puttied attackers in the playground. Rita's monster of the week sets up shop while the team races to morph and respond.

Zordon's giant blue tube-encased face glows in the Command Center as he summons the rangers, who appear at consoles in their rainbow civilian outfits. The signature "It's Morphin Time!" emblem spins with the rangers' helmet portraits inside.

An aged map unfurls showing a strategic location before the morphed Power Rangers strike their signature pose at a junkyard. Pink Ranger and Yellow Ranger leap into action with karate kicks against the Putty horde in classic spandex glory.

Boxes of Quaker Oatmeal and other Quaker cereals line up in formation against a bright store-shelf backdrop. Four bowls of various oat cereals sit ready at the bottom, showcasing Quaker's family-of-products lineup.

A close-up beams on a blonde Li'l Miss baby doll in a pink dress with her oversized blue eyes and curly hair. The doll then crawls and tumbles across a colorful playmat in the classic Mattel girls'-toy spot from 1994.

A crowd of cheering kids erupts in a shopping mall while a tall man in a polo shirt grins at the camera. The "nintendo sports" type-writer text logo card appears as the gaming giant pushes its sports title lineup for the holiday season.

Kids tussle on a mall stage before cutting to Eek the Cat's puffed-up green nemesis Sharky the Sharkdog grinning villainously. Bobby Generic from Bobby's World stands on his rocketship in his red propeller hat, all classic Fox Kids cartoon personalities.

The Steven Spielberg presents Tiny Toon Adventures rainbow-arched logo spins on a black t-shirt. A simple sketched Bobby's World "fox kids" promo card sits on a desk before cutting to Jason in red Power Rangers tank top hiking outdoors.

Goldar in his bronze armored helmet stands at attention in Zedd's blue throne room, then Lord Zedd himself rises in his red-and-silver exoskeleton with arms spread wide. The morphed rangers crouch in defensive poses outside as their sworn enemy plots his next attack.

A black panther statue and a woolly mammoth statue sit in the museum exhibit as a stone temple gleams against the sky. A rangers' helmet-portrait flash transitions through showing the rangers being launched into battle against a monster of the week.

The yellow lightning-bolt power coin glows with electric energy in a swirl. Smoke rises from a fallen red ranger as the green ranger Tommy stands defiantly with his Dragon Dagger, ready to continue the brutal monster fight.

The Green Ranger Tommy fires a green energy blast that fills the screen, then crouches with his Dragon Dagger ready as the wave subsides. Red Ranger Jason poses beside him in matching battle stance for a teamwork power move.

A giant cannon barrel takes aim and fires a massive purple energy projectile across a field. The blast then strikes the ground near scrambling rangers in a fiery explosion as the team regroups during their fight.

The cannon launcher rolls forward menacingly as the Pink Ranger and Yellow Ranger get knocked sprawling onto the ground. An explosion rocks the rangers as they tumble in formation against the assault from Zedd's monster of the week.

Jason as the Red Ranger strikes his iconic helmet-and-arms-crossed victory pose with the Putty Patrollers swarming behind. The shot cuts to Eek the Cat scrambling cartoonishly through a sun-baked desert town in his classic Fox Kids inter-show bumper.

Sharky the Sharkdog puffs up in green rage atop a rooftop as Annabelle the pink hippo flexes her muscly arms in defiance. The host segment "FOX" logo flashes with a cool young man in a leather jacket presenting between cartoons.

A young man in a backwards cap fronts the network bumper segment then cuts to Eek the Cat scrambling through a sandy western desert street setting. The signature dopey purple cat trips over himself as the show transitions back from break.

Shirtless competitors mingle with the costumed crowd in the Youth Center as Trini and the team prepare for their bout. The bullies in their teal-and-headband ninja crew square off against the rangers' civilian team in the boxing ring spectacle.

Wide shots of the boxing ring show the wrestlers locked in mock combat as the crowd of brightly-dressed teens cheers from ringside. The flamboyant teal-jacketed host with his dollar-sign medallion gestures dramatically during a between-rounds break.

The masked ninja-bully leader in his black hood smirks while a ranger competitor in a red headband flexes confidently. The host with the dollar-sign chain holds court at ringside as the throwdown reaches its climactic moment.

Two competitors grapple in the ring while the gold-jacketed host raises his arms in victory celebration. Jason in his red headband collects himself as the team ninja finals reach a decisive turning point.

Three judges in suits stand behind a gleaming gold tournament trophy on a presentation table. The empty ring waits for winners while a kid with a microphone calls the action between rounds, all building to the championship moment.

The "Team Ninja Finals" banner backs the boxing ring action as fighters trade blows in front of a packed crowd. A masked ninja takes a tumble as the rangers' team rallies for the win in the over-the-top finals showdown.

Two competitors hold a red ceremonial ribbon as the host stands grinning between them, then cuts to two shirtless teen winners with the executive producer credit "Haim Saban / Shuki Levy" overlaid. The classic Saban Entertainment closing-credit treatment caps off the episode.

A close-up on the Megazord's gleaming chestplate transitions to a silhouetted ranger leaping through space against starry effects. The episode wraps with mecha glory shots before fading to a black screen.

A boy covers his face in mock terror as a bald, grinning man towers over him, before cutting to a girl spinning in a pink top. The colorful local-station bumper showcases area kids in lighthearted promo footage.

A young karate student in a white gi stands proudly while a coach raises his arms in celebration. The shot cuts to a girl in a red shirt with rainbow Skittles candies bouncing around her - "Taste the Rainbow" branding in full vibrant motion.

A girl in front of a swirling rainbow lollipop-style background grins while a boy in a striped shirt holds up a toy to camera. The shot cuts to a Hot Wheels Color Racers car zooming across a colorful track in the standard Mattel toy spot.

A blue-and-yellow Hot Wheels race car splashes through a track puddle, then a Hot Wheels Color FX playset displays its signature color-changing track and cars. Official sweepstakes legalese scrolls underneath the high-energy Mattel pitch.

The local Fox affiliate flashes "TONIGHT" and "THEN" graphics promoting Star Trek: The Next Generation at 6:00 and Deep Space Nine at 7:00. The "TONIGHT F6X" station ID confirms the prime-time syndicated sci-fi block to follow.

Eek the Cat spreads his arms wide in a kitchen scene, then bursts into a high-energy Taz-Mania promo card with Taz, Eek, and other Fox Kids characters in a rainbow grid. "Taz-Mania Weekdays" on Fox Kids airs at 6 with the affiliate channel 29 logo.

Bobby Generic, the cartoon kid in his classic propeller-cap getup, stands in his living room while host Howie Mandel grins and gestures in his live-action wraparound segment. The hybrid live-action/cartoon Fox Kids series kicks off its episode.

Live-action Howie Mandel hams it up with cartoon Bobby in the bedroom set, gesturing wildly while the goggle-wearing kid looks up adoringly. The framing-segment chemistry between actor and cartoon defines the show's signature charm.

Bobby in his footed pajamas lies in his bed against a starry-blue background, then cuts to a cartoon character sleeping in a cap and night cap. The classic Fox Kids bedtime imagination scene sets up Bobby's wild dream adventure.

Bobby in propeller cap pilots a magical floating space-saucer through a starlit sky in his classic dream-fantasy mode. The shot transitions to him sitting on the edge of an oversized chair, returning to his everyday world after the dream sequence.

Live-action Howie Mandel jumps animatedly around the cartoon set in his casual outfit, swinging his arms in classic stand-up energy. The hybrid wraparound segment uses Howie's manic comedy style to bridge into the cartoon adventure.

Cartoon Bobby in his propeller cap stands center-set with arms hanging loose, his characteristic googly eyes wide with wonder. Howie waves his arms expressively beside him before Bobby slumps into his bedroom chair, framing another classic episode segment.

Bobby Generic rides his red toy car down the front walk, then tumbles wildly across the pavement before landing dazed with his trademark wild black hair against a vivid red background. Classic Howie Mandel slapstick from the Fox Kids morning lineup. Bobby stands in his suburban yard clutching a paper, looking worried as he glances around the neighborhood of red-roofed houses. His expressive cartoon face captures that familiar little-kid anxiety as he heads toward home. Bobby walks the sidewalk near his red-roofed home, then stops with a stunned, distressed expression after something catches him off guard. The pastel suburban backdrop frames another everyday Bobby misadventure. An office scene with Bobby's dad in shirt and tie holding paperwork alongside coworkers, then his blonde mom Martha appears in a meeting holding documents. Family life shifts between Bobby's home and his parents' workplace routines. Bobby chats with his hefty older brother Derek wearing the iconic yellow heart-pattern shirt, the two cartoon siblings face to face in a domestic scene. Pure Bobby's World family dynamic from Howie Mandel's Fox Kids hit. Bobby's sister Kelly answers the door in a heart-print top, then Bobby appears looking sheepish in the doorway clutching a small object. The Generic family's chaotic suburban household continues its routine. Bobby's brother in the yellow heart shirt strides through the suburb, then Bobby himself faces the camera with that signature wide-eyed worried look. Another snapshot from Bobby Generic's overactive imagination.

The iconic red rubber Stretch Armstrong figure gets pulled and twisted by kids on a checkerboard floor, with on-screen text showing the brand at a toy store display. The classic stretchy strongman toy gets a mid-90s relaunch pitch.

A kid grips a chunky color-changer marker as bright purple, green, and yellow ink transforms cartoon-styled illustrations on paper. The vibrant sequence sells Crayola's color-morphing marker line popular in the mid 90s.