Fox Kids Saturday Morning Cartoons - 1995 - Full Episodes with Commercials DVD

Bright fireworks burst over a night sky before the action shifts to a golden Egyptian artifact dangling near a pagoda, then sweeps to the Great Pyramids of Giza. The opening sets up another globetrotting heist by the elusive thief in red. An ACME Detective Agency "Employee" badge fills the screen before cutting to a high-tech command room and a monitor displaying Carmen herself, her crimson hat tilted just so. The chase room buzzes with agents tracking her latest caper. A black-and-white surveillance image shows a fleeing thief, then Carmen's smug face appears on the briefing monitor before a sleek ACME jet streaks above the caption "Somewhere in the South Pacific." The ACME Chief preps his young detectives for a globe-spanning pursuit. Inside the ACME control center, the white-haired Chief studies banks of screens beside a glowing interface, then a detective zips through a futuristic chrome corridor on a transport. The case files are loading and the chase is on. Briefing screens flash interrogation prompts including "What were you doing back at ACME, Carmen?" and "So which one, my next crime promises to do a little too?" The detectives mull the clues while Carmen taunts them through the monitors.

A bright Erector logo introduces a yellow motorized race car kit, then live-action footage shows the toy roaring across pavement before panning to the open box revealing dozens of metal girders, wheels, and gears. Classic build-it-yourself engineering for kids.

An animated Sonny the Cuckoo bird perches at a kitchen table next to a Fox Kids prize-mailer card, surrounded by a colorful product display showing Cocoa Puffs cereal and toys arranged like a playset. The General Mills mascot pitches a Saturday morning premium.

A boy clutches a Ronald McDonald figurine in front of a leafy yard, then cuts to a Beethoven puppy bounding across grass before Ronald is shown smiling on a park bench beside two laughing kids. The classic golden-arches Saturday spot promotes a Beethoven-themed Happy Meal tie-in.

Sweepstakes legal text scrolls about a winner being selected by random drawing the week of October 23, 1995, followed by a green "Name / Address" entry-card graphic and a fiery "FOX" logo bursting into flame. Standard mid-90s mail-in giveaway tag.

An on-screen bug for "Eek! the Cat / Klutter / Terrible Thunderlizards" plugs the Saturday Fox 53 lineup, then the show snaps back to ACME headquarters where teen detectives Zack and Ivy stand by their command consoles. A typical between-segment Fox Kids transition.

Zack and Ivy huddle in the briefing room as a cartoon prospector character flashes onto a console screen, followed by surveillance feeds of helicopters and what looks like a stuffed animal lineup of suspects. Clues from Carmen's latest crime are coming in fast. A geography quiz panel headed "Kentucky the Bluegrass State" appears on the ACME mainframe, then nine identical Carmen Sandiego mugshots tile across a screen before one of her henchwomen, the green-haired Patty Larceny, smirks into view. The detectives narrow the suspect list. A blinding burst of blue light fills a sci-fi chamber, then an iris-shaped vault door cycles open, leading into a long shadowy passage with a glowing green target at its end. Carmen's gang has infiltrated something high-security. A geodesic dome interior gives way to a cosmic teleporter chamber crackling with energy, then to a pair of armored soldiers crouched warily on a barren red plain. The chase has crossed into otherworldly territory. An empty orange tunnel curves into a ramshackle saloon-like interior, where Zack and Ivy press themselves against a wall, eyes wide with alarm. They've been spotted snooping in enemy territory.

Tweety perches at a tiny table with a "Bird Seed" jar while Sylvester the Cat creeps up grinning, then the picture snaps to Bobby's portly older brother Derek looming over Bobby Generic in their suburban front yard. Two animated bumpers running back to back.

A hand spins a tiny blue Trolls-style action figure on a yellow board before the camera pans across rack after rack of comic books and trading cards, ending with a green title card reading "Silver Cactus Comics, 729 N. Nellis, 1 Block North of Bonanza." A late-night Vegas hobby-shop spot.

Shadowy live-action footage shows a group of bikers seated around a candlelit table in a dim room, then cuts to a darkened figure caught in moonlight. A grimy direct-to-video or local-station ad atmosphere.

An ornate desert temple interior gives way to a wooden ramshackle building, then a Las Vegas-style police cruiser marked "CITY" zips down a dusty highway. The detectives are on the move chasing the next lead. Zack reels back as a glowing red orb pulses between his hands, then a string of jeweled artifacts dangles in midair before a spider-shaped ornament swings ominously against a crimson sky. Magical mischief disrupts the ACME team. Ivy gestures in confusion in her red coat, then the shot cuts to a parchment map being unrolled by gloved hands and finally to her and Zack contemplating a glowing pink monitor in the desert. They're piecing together Carmen's next destination. A spinning globe with "From / To" mailing fields fills the screen, then sweeps into a chrome ACME jet hangar interior. Travel destinations are being plotted for the next leg of the chase. Ivy and Zack scramble over a rocky red ridge before reaching the open cockpit of a yellow ACME hovercraft. The detectives prep for liftoff under a blood-orange desert sky. A yellow ACME helicopter lifts off the canyon floor, then banks past a metallic obstacle before slamming back down beneath a blazing red sky. The vehicle is taking damage on Carmen's tail. Ivy gasps in close-up before the view shifts to the spinning From/To delivery globe and a chrome corridor of the ACME base. The chase is racking up complications. A rushing wave of white smoke fills the screen, then a small lit window shines in deep darkness before sparks fly across an interior console as red and silver characters react in surprise. Something is going seriously wrong inside the ACME ship. A futuristic city plaza with shopping arcades and banners gives way to Zack diving past a glowing white portal in mid-air. The detectives have leapt through space to a strange new locale. The iris vault door reappears, then opens to reveal Zack and Ivy among onlookers on the steps of a grand hall before they exchange relieved looks against red curtains. The episode is wrapping up its caper.

The Black Ranger leaps from a hill in classic spandex pose, then live-action shots show the White and Red Rangers running across a grassy battlefield. Bandai's signature 1995 hero franchise on full display.

A red-and-blue Spider-Man action figure poses on a kitchen counter beside a yellow box of "Spider-Man" cereal and a bowl of webby crunch shapes, then a young boy grins with a spoon as he digs into a cereal bowl decked with the Spidey logo. Ralston's Saturday morning tie-in to the Fox Kids hit.

The big blue muscle-bound superhero strikes a heroic pose outside a brick building, mouth agape as he readies a battle cry. Spoooon! - The Tick is in mid-rant as he charges into action.

A "fox kids network" graphic crowded with Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, and Eek characters appears, then transitions to a yellow stage where Sharky the bull terrier glares menacingly from his red doghouse. The block bumper rolls into the next show.

Eek the pink cat tumbles head-over-heels across the screen, then a heavyset man (likely the dad) grins broadly with arms outstretched before the bold "Eek!stravaganza" title card flashes onscreen. Klassic Klutter-era opening sequence.

Eek's curvy girlfriend Annabelle reclines on a couch, then a chubby groundhog-like critter waves cheerfully in the yard near a fenced suburban scene. Eek's domestic life unfolds in colorful flat-shaded animation. Eek and Annabelle nuzzle cheek-to-cheek while a third blonde feline character chats with them across a yard. The pink cat enjoys a romantic moment until the inevitable chaos arrives.

A child holds up a magnifying-glass prize, then an animated school bus packed with Nabisco snacks zooms across an aerial map, ending on legal text reading "Nabisco Cool School Bus Request, P.O. Box 5970, Parsippany NJ 07054-6970, through 11/15/97." Mail-in promo for the cookie giant.

Two teens with dreadlocks chat through a chain-link fence, then a kid in a winter cap leaps off a skate ramp, followed by a quick cut to a cardboard juice carton. A grunge-era youth-marketing spot.

An animated yellow cat-like toy lounges on a red sled, then rows of tiny green castles appear before an aerial shot of a green Happy Meal toy with a propeller hovers over fine print: "At participating locations. While supplies last. Alternate toy available for kid's under 3. Limit 1 toy per Kid's Meal purchase." Classic mail-the-fine-print Mickey D's spot.

A live-action trio of musicians stares from a basement, then an Eek-style brown smear streaks across an empty yard before Eek's pink form leaps onto a striped couch in shock. A jarring transition between an indie-channel ad and the next Eek scene.

A glowing "BEWARE" sign flashes in the smoky yard as Sharky the bull terrier grins ferociously from his nameplate doghouse, then Eek tumbles helplessly across an orange star-spangled background. Eek is once again about to get mauled. Annabelle the blonde cat purrs sweetly in a yard, then a fat purple cat grins maniacally before a brown bulldog-cat chomps the air with a toothy snarl. The neighborhood feline cast trades hostile looks. A small mouse zips across a green lawn, then a brown rodent rides a tiny crayon-cart contraption, followed by an empty pink rocking chair. Eek's backyard turns into a minor chase scene. Eek shrugs sheepishly with paws spread, then bares his teeth in a panicked grimace before a dazed mouse-eye view shows him spiraling toward an open porthole. The pink cat is in over his head again. Eek tiptoes down a sloped roof in his green ribbon, then dodges a steaming pot lifted by an unseen hand before reappearing in the kitchen looking utterly stricken. Cooking disaster brewing in the Elizabeth household. A blank gray frame yields to Eek being clobbered with a flying spatula by an offscreen attacker, then his huge worried face fills the screen mid-meow. The slapstick is in full swing. An apartment door labeled "75th Floor" slides open, then Eek appears alongside Sharky and a lanky purple cat on a stairwell before a colorful candy-striped explosion barrels forward. The trio kicks off a high-rise misadventure. The candy-striped projectile screams through a city skyline launched from a giant cannon, then a movie screen displays an aerial shot of a country house as theater patrons watch, followed by Eek looking baffled. Cartoon physics meets a movie-within-a-movie. Eek peers through a kitchen doorway with a worried frown, then Annabelle in a red dress eyes him sideways before a marquee flashes "FATAL EEKTRACTION - NOW PLAYING" outside a swanky theater. A classic sitcom-spoof title gag.

A kid rides a giant cartoon-mouse mascot on an indoor amusement ride, then another child slides down a colorful play tube, ending in a wide shot of the bumper-car arcade floor packed with neon arcade games. Mid-90s ad for the indoor playground chain.

A trio of plastic Mighty Max micro-figures, including the blue-capped Max himself, poses against a gray backdrop, then footage cuts to a cartoon weapon barrel firing at a crosshair display. Mattel's playset hero in spotlight form.

A grimy toddler covered in dirt sits in a bubbly bath, then a basketball arcs into a hoop only to settle into the rim. The kids-meet-cleanliness pitch gets tied to a slam-dunk gag.

An animated chaotic prehistoric scene shows debris and cereal bits flying, then chocolate puffs splash into milk, ending with a real boy and his dad sharing a bowl beneath a Dairy Queen-style red logo. A breakfast crossover spot.

Three uniformed dinosaur commandos - a tall brontosaurus type, a brown spike-headed grunt, and a green hammerhead pilot - operate dashboard controls aboard their cockpit before clustering with their gear in a green hallway. The Thunderlizard squad gears up for another mission to wipe out the cavemen.

The bushy-bearded caveman Bill kicks back lazily on a hammock, then a watermelon-stuffed Scooter caveman appears beside him, raising a finger as if making a profound point. The hapless cavemen are oblivious to the lizard hit squad above. A cluster of foliage and a steaming rock sit in a quiet jungle clearing, then Bill the caveman scolds Scooter, who grins idiotically while munching on his watermelon. Idle prehistoric afternoon for the targets. A green hammock-vine sags under the wandering Scooter, then he sprints away cartoonishly in a dust cloud before cutting to two of the lizard agents huddled around a glowing weapon. Comedic chase territory in the Mesozoic. A bandanna-wearing green lizard glares with menace, then Bill carries Scooter under his arm grinning vacantly, before the bearded caveman gasps in alarm. The hunters are closing in. A purple-capped caveman scowls suspiciously in his floral shirt, then beams with a huge toothy grin, before the green lizard agent aims a yellow blaster directly at the camera. Caveman versus reptilian mercenary standoff. A jagged rock cave entrance appears in the jungle wall, then a glowing red interior chamber, before the floral-shirted caveman crouches conspiratorially on a stone ledge. Something dangerous lurks in the cave. The pink-shirted Scooter trudges down a path, gets cornered by his bushy partner, then bares clenched teeth in panic. Buddy slapstick continues among the doomed cave duo. An armored green lizard in a dark jumpsuit grits teeth menacingly inside a cave, then his squad lurks among purple jungle vines, before another lizard shrugs in confusion at a smoldering scorched ground patch. The Thunderlizards' plan is unraveling. A cannonball or dark sphere is hoisted by lizard hands, then the bandanna-clad lizard grins wickedly clutching a stick of dynamite next to a corn-cob-toting partner. Explosives are about to make things worse. The squad pilots a dome-roofed combat vehicle, then a scaly female lizard in a flowered dress yelps with claws raised. Domestic and combat scenes intercut at full tilt. A puff of dust mushrooms in a clearing, then a befuddled green lizard scratches his chin while the two cavemen huddle and confer. The chaos continues without resolution. The cavemen press flat against a tree trunk, then the floral-shirted Bill snarls with bared teeth in extreme close-up. Their luck has finally run out (or maybe not).

The blue-coated Cap'n Crunch mascot stands in front of a suburban house, then a kid takes a hearty spoonful, before the iconic yellow Crunch Berries box appears next to a cereal bowl. Quaker's mascot keeps Saturday morning crunchy.

Kids around a kitchen table look up excitedly with milkshakes in hand, then a Happy Meal scene unfolds with a dad delivering treats, followed by closing credits panel "Jason Priestley, Jaid Barrymore, Lori Singer, Karen Maser, Anita Dangler, Casting Alice Cassidy CSA, Guest Star Gillian Anderson, Susan Chesler" hinting a TV-movie ad break. Mid-90s family-fun spot crossover.

A futuristic black aircraft hovers in a hangar, then a bright Fox bumper for a Saturday show appears beside an animated cat character bouncing in a yellow living room. Network bumper rolling between segments.

A pink "fox children's productions" splash logo plays, then a desk scene shows a pet munching on snacks, followed by the purple-furred Klutter character bursting in carrying a tray. End credits and into the next animated segment.

A live-action shot of two kids running through autumn woods cuts to a blonde woman crying in the back of a limousine, ending on a credits text panel reading "Sherman Way Cohen Productions, Krystle Maes Steve Guttenberg, Mary Kane Ashley Olsen, James Coh Sherman and Eddie Coh, Claudia Friedman Ashley Cohen, Elizabeth Hampson Mel Stein, Veronica Sean Davis, Maggie Tennant" with a Parental Guidance disclaimer. A TV-movie promo plays during the kids' block.

A round chef-mascot character holds a yellow "fox kids" sign, then Wolverine and Jean Grey burst into action against a blue X-Men logo backdrop, before Spider-Man swings through Manhattan in his classic red-and-blue costume. The block transitions into Marvel's heavy hitters.

Eek twirls open-armed in a sunny meadow, then bares teeth in a pained grimace, before peering out warily through an arched window. The pink cat's expressions run the gamut in seconds. Eek hops along a sloped wooden roof, then watches a steaming pot levitate in the kitchen courtesy of an offscreen hand, before standing rigid and worried beside the pots. Domestic mayhem about to erupt. A blank wall holds for a beat, then Eek gets whacked with a flying spatula by an unseen attacker, ending in a giant terrified close-up of his pink face. Slapstick punctuated by silence. The "75th Floor" apartment door slides open, Eek joins Sharky and the lanky purple cat on a stairwell, then a candy-colored explosion plows toward the camera. Apartment-block antics escalate. The candy-striped projectile cannons across a city skyline, an animated map of a country house plays on a giant theater screen with a packed audience watching, and Eek peers up confused. A movie-within-a-movie sequence is in motion. Eek peeks anxiously through a kitchen doorway, then a red-dressed Annabelle eyes him sidelong, ending on a marquee declaring "FATAL EEKTRACTION - NOW PLAYING" outside an empty theater plaza. The episode plays its sitcom-spoof punchline again. A rumpled curtain shimmers, then an indistinct close-up of textured fabric, before a final pink-shaded Eek scene catches him in mid-mishap. The episode wraps with one last bit of feline chaos.

A live-action group of cheering kids waves from a colorful set, cutting to an animated character on rollerskates rolling down a staircase. Bright Fox Kids Network branding signals upcoming Saturday morning programming.

The chubby purple cat Eek wears a bewildered expression as wind whips around him, then collapses face-down onto a couch. Classic slapstick misery from the Eek!stravaganza block.

An animated rooster character flails atop the Fox Kids logo while kids in pajamas dance in front of giant pink Fox Kids panels. A high-energy network ID bridging cartoons.

The bug-eyed white-haired villain Finster looms in close-up before two real-world boys grin at the camera in a backyard. A live-action Power Rangers segment featuring kid contestants.

A silver-helmeted Virtual Trooper fires a beam through the mist, while end credits list David Stenstrom as Hal and Candace Camille Bender as Barbara. Producer credits for Ann Knapp and Tony Oliver scroll over an orange background.

A Two-Face action figure brandishes a pistol, a Batmobile-style spider vehicle deploys, and the full Batman Forever toy line is showcased with Batman, villains, and vehicles arrayed under the movie logo. Kenner's tie-in toys for the Joel Schumacher film.

A box of Kellogg's Corn Pops glows amid a cascade of golden cereal as teen siblings share bowls at the kitchen table. The "Gotta Have My Pops" tagline drives the cereal pitch.

A row of colorful M&M's characters stands at attention beneath a "New Recruits" sign, with Red and Yellow inspecting the lineup. The classic mascots audition new flavors in a candy-colored setting.

The insectoid silver helmet of Masked Rider fills the screen before he hurls an explosive that detonates in a dusty rocky landscape. Action footage from Saban's Saturday morning hero show. Masked Rider crouches behind a boulder in his blue-and-silver armor as a green-tinted alien creature appears in night vision. Stealth combat amid a desert canyon setting. Masked Rider blasts an energy weapon across a hillside while a wild-haired troll-like monster shrieks and a hilltop explodes silhouetted. The hero faces off against grotesque alien foes.

The friendly white ghost from the live-action Casper film appears alongside a man and a young girl in a cozy living room. Family scenes and ghostly companions from the 1995 Universal hit.

The Power Rangers Megazord toy slashes through space with sparking light effects, then a dancer's silhouette spins on a black backdrop. A toy commercial showing transforming Zord action.

Bobby Generic's wild imagination conjures a roller-skating frog and a stylized cartoon scene of a bobbed-haired girl amid swirling autumn leaves. Howie Mandel's animated daydreams take flight.

A "Cool" graphic floats over a roller-skating cartoon while the Fox Kids Network logo flashes with character cameos. A bright young woman closes the bumper with a friendly grin.

Kids visit a school nurse's office and view fitness posters as the FHP Health Care "Back to School Time" logo with the Fox Kids Club apple branding appears. A bowl of fresh bananas sits on display.

Masked Rider strikes a heroic pose with arm raised, then dodges a charging dark-armored opponent across a grassy hillside. Hand-to-hand combat against a hulking villain. The hero clashes blades with an enemy as energy crackles, then stares down another red-eyed armored adversary in a rocky landscape. A small explosive device lies primed among loose stones. Sparks burst from Masked Rider's cracked helmet visor before he summons power from his belt buckle, transforming into his armored form against rays of light. The signature henshin transformation sequence. A dark insect-helmeted villain charges as a glowing energy figure materializes. Mid-battle confrontation with a powerful spectral foe.

A K'Nex roller coaster track snakes across the screen with a tiny car cresting a hill, then a desert-scape dragster zooms past. The construction toy's motorized creations get a flashy showcase.

A "Terror Time" graphic explodes around a startled kid, then transitions to Cap'n Crunch cereal pouring into a bowl, followed by Cap'n Crunch's Crunchling Adventure clay characters. Cereal premium tie-in promo.

A wild-eyed bobbed-hair kid grimaces in a Fox Kids bumper before transitioning to scenes of cartoon family members. The Eek!stravaganza block kicks off with Klutter and friends.

An "Exclusive" Toon Time graphic flashes, then the green-skinned mad scientist Brainchild appears alongside a control panel marked "Danger Radioactive Area." The Tick's quirky rogues' gallery makes an appearance.

The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers logo flashes alongside live-action kid contestants on a game-show-style segment. Two boys gear up for a Power Rangers viewer challenge.

Kid contestants gather around small TV monitors and racks of merchandise in a bright competition setting. A live-action interactive Power Rangers giveaway.

The Fox Kids Network logo with character lineup transitions into Attack of the Killer Tomatoes scenes featuring trapped figures and a sword-wielding hero amid rolling red tomatoes. The animated cult-classic adaptation takes the screen.

The mad scientist Dr. Putrid T. Gangreen with his trademark green skin and wild purple hair menaces the heroes as a sci-fi laboratory hovercraft flies overhead. Series antagonists scheme in the offbeat animated show. Mayor Bill Lobotomy, the goofy blonde-haired blowhard, gestures grandly as Dr. Gangreen examines a pizza topping with a magnifying glass. Town politics and tomato chaos collide. Chad Finletter and his friends face off against Dr. Gangreen in a classroom-style confrontation. Comedic showdown between teen heroes and the show's sinister scientist. An angry red tomato face fills the screen before a "Happy Birthday Tomato Task Force" banner reveals a celebratory gathering with friends and decorations. Tomato terror gives way to a party scene. The pilot character Igor Smith in his bomber-cap and goggles grins beside a candle-topped pizza, while Dr. Gangreen cackles maniacally. A talking tomato in a chef's hat rounds out the cast. Dr. Gangreen reacts in panic as his evil scheme unravels. The show's mad scientist has another bad day at the lab. A glowing red giant tomato menaces the screen before Chad and friends try to defuse the danger in a kitchen setting. Mutant tomato rampage continues. A suburban house exterior at twilight gives way to teen characters playing guitar and ukulele on a balcony with festive lights. A musical interlude in the tomato-besieged town. White-haired Detective Holmes confronts Mayor Lobotomy in a back-alley showdown while teen heroes investigate. Mystery and mayhem in the absurdist tomato saga. The redhead heroine Tara reacts in shock as a tiny tomato runs down a street, then a trench-coated detective figure appears in a dusty alley. Investigation closes in on the tomato menace.

A small Spider-Man-themed mini cassette toy gets handled, then a young woman sets up a picnic spread on a checkered blanket outdoors. Toy promo with outdoor breakfast scene.

A bowl of cereal sits beside a Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats box on a red-checkered picnic blanket alongside fresh fruit. The classic frosted shredded wheat brand pitches a healthy breakfast.

A bald villain with a circuit-board face stands in a high-tech lair before a black-and-white robotic foot stomps menacingly. Cybernetic enemies threaten the tomato-fighting heroes. Tara reacts excitedly as bright energy bursts from a glowing object, then a flying tomato character zooms past. The kids deploy a secret weapon in vibrant fashion. Kids float in a sea of cartoon bubbles before standing dazed atop a giant ear of corn. Surreal action sequences from the wacky animated series. Tara stands at a balcony rail overlooking an industrial city, with a building labeled "Gghini Headquarters" before tomato characters parachute in. Mayor Lobotomy looks on in alarm. A captured tomato character hangs in a glass enclosure before a mother and child appear in a futuristic chamber. A red tomato observes high-tech machinery. Trench-coated tomato detectives examine a hostage scene while characters embrace in dramatic style. A floating gadget hovers between buildings. Tara and Chad share a tearful moment in an alley before a "Star Wreck" clapboard appears with a mushroom prop. The show parodies movie production tropes. Chad chases through a warehouse before reuniting with Tara on a sci-fi spaceship bridge. The teen heroes mount a rescue inside enemy territory. Igor the bomber-cap pilot poses on a futuristic ship deck alongside a blonde-haired character in a tomato emblem outfit. The crew assembles for the climactic showdown. A pilot character flies a red-and-yellow tomato-shaped aircraft over a wasteland before a chocolate cake is decorated with sparkling icing. Bizarre sequences mix flight and food gags.

Cartoon vegetable characters dance in a Pikachu-style lineup before the "FHP Fit Kids Club Eat Healthy" logo appears with a slice of chocolate cake on a plate. A nutrition-focused public service spot.

Adult characters huddle in worry while Tara reaches out toward a giant tomato. Tense family moments as the tomato threat escalates. Chad furrows his brow in determination, then turns to a confused Tara as a small red tomato makes a friendly gesture. Character moments amid the chaos. A tiny tomato character runs through a hallway as a fancy-dressed villain holds a smiling Tara captive. The blonde heroine plays along with a sinister scheme. A live-action shopper pushes a cart through a supermarket spilling tomatoes before Igor in his pilot cap looks on. Live-action and animation blend in a surreal moment. The wild-haired Dr. Gangreen rages against the heroes as a UFO descends on the city skyline and parachuting figures float down. The series builds to a chaotic climax. The blond Chad reacts in horror as a figure tumbles past a window. Suburban danger in the tomato-infested town.

The angry purple-haired Dr. Gangreen scowls before a Frosted Mini-Wheats box appears with cereal pieces frozen in mid-air, followed by a Kellogg's Pop-Tarts wrapper. Breakfast brand spots between cartoon scenes.

The colorful M&M's mascots line up under "New Recruits" signs in a sunny outdoor park, with red and yellow M&M's surveying their candy comrades. The mascot lineup auditions for new flavors.