Fox Kids Saturday Morning Cartoons - 1997 - Full Episodes with Commercials DVD

A high-energy promo opens with a kid in an orange shirt mid-jump against a riot of pink and yellow geometric shapes. Two more kids skid into frame on the same hot 90s graphic backdrop, captured in Fox Kids' signature splashy network style.

A dim living room with a sofa and tipped-over TV sets the scene as a tall blue cartoon figure stomps in waving a club. A title card reading "Help Me, I'm Bald" written by Darwin Vickers and directed by Rick Marshall confirms this is a Fox Kids Bobby's World episode opener.

A retro TV-shaped graphic reads "NAP-O-MATIC" with a cartoon couple demonstrating a wacky home appliance, classic Bobby Generic daydream territory. The bit cuts to a smiling brunette housewife laughing as the fake commercial plays out.

Dad Generic relaxes on a couch with a lamp, then we pan over a building marked "P-106" before cutting to brother Derek munching a sandwich. A typical Bobby's World morning at the Generic household plays out in bright cartoon pastels. Howard Generic stands proudly in front of his suburban home before being startled by a grinning blue creature looming over him. The blue figure morphs into a wild fish-toothed monster, mugging the bewildered dad in another Bobby imagination gag.

The gold "HERCULES" logo glows over a starry blue curtain before cutting to Hercules wrestling a centaur in a packed arena. A General Audiences MPAA card closes the theatrical trailer for Disney's summer 1997 release.

A kid bounds across a grassy field as the camera tilts up to a towering steel coaster against blue sky. The orange Busch Gardens Tampa Bay logo locks in the spot for the Florida theme park.

Tight close-ups of round cookies with frosting fill the screen before the spot cuts to a kid in a red shirt at a bike rack laughing with friends. The schoolyard energy and quick cookie cuts read like a 90s Dunkaroos or similar snack ad.

The Fox Kids Countdown radio logo flashes with WBLI 106.1 FM and Sunday 7am Fox listings, plugging the weekly chart show. The clip cuts back to Bobby Generic in his pink-walled bedroom getting a visit from his blue imaginary cop friend.

Bobby in his orange tee strikes wide-eyed poses as the blue cop figure leaps under a spotlight beside him. The little Generic kid widens his trademark giant eyes and chunky cheeks in surprise reactions throughout the scene. The blue cop figure dances under a spotlight as Bobby grins and hugs a soccer ball. The big blue character then towers over Bobby with a mischievous smile in their bright bathroom set. Bobby skids in on his sneakers toward a doorway where a blue cartoon man strums a guitar. The chunky blue figure in a sweater scoops Bobby up against a cabinet backdrop, all classic Howie Mandel-voiced antics. Bobby dons an oversized chef's hat in a kitchen, then suddenly finds himself wide-eyed in a swirling jungle of pink vines and tikis. The wild imagination cut leads into a clip of Bart Simpson standing in a doorway looking suspicious.

Homer Simpson stands behind a counter with his bug-eyed grin, then screams in classic full-mouth panic mode in a dim bedroom. The spot transitions to the Home Improvement logo, signaling Fox's evening syndication block.

Tim Allen perches on a roof holding a fishbowl in live action before the green and pink "Home Improvement" logo plants over the airdate. The promo locks in "Weeknights 6 and 7 PM Fox WNYW New York."

A cereal-box page shows a "Trout Shaped" prize with a "Don't Miss It!" starburst before cutting to a windshield view inside an RV. Bobby Generic then sits on the RV couch with chubby cheeks puffed in distress.

Mom Kelly Generic reads a book in the passenger seat while sunglasses-wearing dad Howard drives the family RV through cactus country. Bobby stands on the lounge rug in an orange shirt fiddling with a bowl as desert scenery rolls by outside. Bobby wraps a blue blanket over his head like a hood, then the camera pulls back to show the family Winnebago crossing an empty desert highway. He stands alone center frame in his green sneakers looking around for someone. The blue cop imaginary friend tips his hat and waves around food while Bobby toddles beside him at a bus station. The cop balloons into a giant towering version of himself in a quick gag. A red "GAS" pennant flies over a station as the Generic family RV pulls in covered in graffiti. The blue imaginary friend laughs hugely against a sky-blue background.

A flame-spitting toy semi truck barrels across a desert tabletop as the bold yellow "MEGA RIG" logo slams in. A kid's hands assemble the modular orange and yellow rig pieces in classic Tyco truck-toy ad style.

A wild-haired kid character fires a cartoon cannon, then a kid on a motorbike pulls a backflip jump in messy hand-drawn animation. A small bug-eyed character in a red cap and glasses follows, all in the scratchy Nicktoons-adjacent style typical of mid-90s short-form animation.

Bobby peeks through an oval RV window then through an open door, his giant cheeks filling the frame. The angle pulls in tight on his pudgy face for a comic reaction. The Generic RV cruises through cactus desert, then the scene jumps to onion-domed Russian-style towers in another of Bobby's daydreams. A crowd of stuffy grown-ups in suits stands at attention in a fancy hall. A wavy green ocean fills the screen before a giant smiling blue whale pops up with tiny Bobby on its head. The blue figure dressed as a pirate captain charges across the deck in another fantasy sequence. Howard and Kelly snuggle on the RV recliner while their imaginary blue Santa figure laughs in a sleigh with Bobby riding shotgun. The white-bearded Santa-Captain hybrid grins ear to ear against painted clouds. Bobby beams with his trademark gap-toothed grin then squeals open-mouthed in pink-tinted joy. The blue cop pal swoops in through a doorway behind little Bobby in another goofy entrance. The blue cop figure stands silhouetted in a hallway, then the camera moves to a desert highway with a "Sweet Water" road sign. A tiny figure floats in the sky tethered to a small balloon high above the cactus landscape. Bobby tumbles backward across asphalt grinning wildly, then we see Howard and Kelly back in the RV cab cruising along. The view shifts to a tiny blue creature trapped in a fishbowl on a checkered floor.

A bright orange explosion bursts on screen before Spider-Man swings down between brick buildings in his red and blue suit. A live-action golfer in tan kneels on the green at sunset with a "FOX" bug, ending the bumper.

The wild-haired redheaded Pepper Ann sticks out her tongue against a yellow grid, then poses on her bedroom bed with her toys. Her green-skinned best friends Nicky and Milo hover with comic expressions, all in the sketchy ABC One Saturday Morning art style. Pepper Ann pedals furiously down a street on her bike, then strums an air-guitar pose against a colorful backdrop. The scene cuts to her sitting at a school cafeteria table looking dismayed by a mystery item.

A bearded man relaxes in a cozy living room, then the green M&M character struts across a yellow background in her trademark white go-go boots. The candy spot shifts back to the smiling man enjoying his snack.

The Alpha-Bits letter mascots pose triumphantly in front of fiery flames before settling into a wholesome breakfast spread with a yellow Alpha-Bits box. The green letter character holds the box up beside cereal bowls and milk in classic Post cereal ad style.

A burger floats on a futuristic display platter as a wide-mouthed kid in 3D goggles gawks at it. A kid's sneaker stomps down with a "Secret Message" tag visible on the shoelace, hinting at a prize-in-the-box premium.

Tiny Bobby clutches a chef's hat in a kitchen before grinning wide in a bright blue room. A pirate ship glides under a full moon in a dreamy nighttime ocean scene wrapping the segment.

Pepper Ann stomps in front of a graffiti-tagged truck with her arms crossed and her wild red hair on edge. The scene shifts to her angrily waiting outside a school building with the Fox Kids logo bug present.

Pepper Ann freaks out in a grassy yard, then her bespectacled friend Milo zips through with frizzy hair flying. A vampire-bat creature with razor teeth zooms across the screen for a sketchy nightmare moment. Pepper Ann and Milo huddle together looking terrified, then collapse in a heap on a giant turkey dinner table. A swirling rainbow of pencils and supplies whips around her in a panic montage. Pepper Ann sasses a duck-faced character, then sprawls on a chair eating a sandwich beside a glass of milk. Her toothy ear-to-ear grin closes the rapid Pepper Ann sequence.

A mini submarine glides past glowing portholes, then Spider-Man wall-crawls in a city alley. The Adventures of Batman and Robin logo swings into frame in classic gold-and-black animated series style.

A miniature Darth Vader figurine sits beside a black "Star Wars Imperial Assault" handheld game by Tiger Electronics. The cut switches to Mr. Burns at his desk with steepled fingers in classic Simpsons evil-plotting pose.

A wall of yellow Simpsons character faces fills the screen before a "Spruce-It-Up Saw-It-Down Spring Sale" graphic appears. A man on a ladder works on a home in a hardware store ad style spot.

A live-action shot of an open refrigerator gives way to the bright "Hit the Showers" Pepper Ann episode title card. Pepper Ann appears in workout-ready pose with her redheaded teammate behind her.

A glowing moon and Earth rotate through a glittering purple and blue cosmos with the Fox Kids bug. The dreamy outer-space montage transitions back to a closeup of Earth as the cartoon tone shifts.

Pepper Ann and her gym-class crew scowl in line at school, then a brightly dressed woman with pink hair and a clipboard appears in the locker room. The trio of kids in tank tops gawk at the new gym situation. Pepper Ann grimaces beside two slack-jawed teammates in their gym uniforms. A boy in an orange visor flexes against a brick wall in an overconfident hero pose. A character grins defiantly with a basketball, then a futuristic ray-gun blasts a turret across the floor. Another classmate flings their arms wide in shock against a brick gym wall. Pepper Ann does pull-ups on hanging gym rings as her friends Nicky and Milo flop on mats below. The scene zooms onto a tiny moth fluttering inside a bright pink screen of nervous tension.

A faded gym wall holds the Fox Kids bug before cutting to a blank gray frame. A blonde-haired hero in an orange cape flies across a cloudy blue sky in a fantasy moment.

Hercules grapples with the dark winged villain Hades inside the swirling Underworld in a dramatic clash. A General Audiences MPAA card with Hades silhouetted closes the trailer.

A live-action kid in a denim shirt grins big, then a snapshot photo of three kids hugging a giant Apple Jacks box pops onto a wooden surface. The cereal box becomes the centerpiece of the friend-group keepsake spot.

Macro shots of stacked Reese's peanut butter cups dominate the frame against a city stoop backdrop. A flaming meteor streaks across a twilight skyline straight into a giant Reese's cup, classic Hershey ad spectacle.

A live-action MLB batter in white connects with a pitch beside the catcher under stadium lights. A red, white, and blue sweepstakes graphic with rules text and a "Name Address" entry card follows.

Jerry mouse and Tom cat strike classic sneaky poses in a wood-paneled room with little ducklings in the foreground. The two cartoon icons square off in a colorful chase before a live-action cut shows a kid getting kissed by a cat in a car.

Pepper Ann's gym class crowds around in chaos with a buff coach in shades scolding from above. A kid wearing an orange visor mugs comically in a tightly packed classroom frame. The kids huddle in pastel turbans during a wacky classroom unit, then Pepper Ann reads a fancy ornamental book. A drawn cloud and stick-figure scene plays out in scribbly Pepper Ann fantasy style. The class lines up in white robes for some sort of meditation lesson, then Pepper Ann cradles her tummy in green-tinted misery. Her wild orange hair frames a queasy expression in the bright art classroom. Pepper Ann and the gang line up in white turbans against a green fence as a fitness drill begins. She tosses her arms wide with red glasses and red hair flying in pure exasperation.

A Power Ranger flips through the air in front of a wooden building as a snarling werewolf-like villain growls in close-up. A blue villain with spiked armor strikes a pose with a "BAD GUYS" caption flashing.

The yellow Turbo Ranger faces off against a rocky beast with the orange "Power Rangers Turbo" logo locking in a Fox Kids weekday slot. A "Sunshine Cards" magazine spread with Pink and Yellow Rangers fills the next frame as a print premium tie-in.

A glitchy collage of "Countdown Chaos" magazine pages flashes onscreen before the Fox 5 WNYW New York network ID slides in over green and gold graphics. The "FOX KIDS network" red bubble logo wraps the station-break sequence.

The friendly white ghost Casper floats through a closed wooden door before two kids wearing backpacks walk past a brick school building. A boy in a tan cardigan stands at a chalkboard with a pinned-up jacket inside the classroom. A dad welcomes two kids in pink and green into a school office while Casper materializes from a bench with a roll of tape. A handwritten poster for "3 Ring Binder Mishaps," "The Dangers of Second Hand Chalk Dust," and "Always Tardy" hangs on the wall. The dark-haired girl and her chubby blonde friend creep through a doorway as a chunky bully reaches up to a high shelf. Casper hovers playfully behind two boys eating lunch, his friendly grin wide.

A blonde mean-girl barks at the dark-haired heroine across the cafeteria as a lunch tray smashes to bits midair. Casper consoles his sad friend before the screen flashes orange and Spider-Man swings between buildings into the next break.

A muscle car with glowing taillights tears across a dark stretch of road in a high-octane Hot Wheels commercial. Quick cuts show a young Black actor in a plaid shirt explaining the action over jagged purple frames, then a stylized "Hot Girlfriend" graphic flashes across a staircase backdrop.

Hands squish a colorful canister of bead-filled goo, oozing the slime out onto a yellow surface in a classic Floam toy commercial. The stretchy, moldable substance gets pressed and shaped while bright accent colors splash around the demonstration.

Bobby Generic and his sister stand on a suburban sidewalk waving little Fox Kids flyers, ready to sell the neighborhood on something. The cartoon kids are decked out in bright clothes against a row of pastel houses in this Howie Mandel-voiced Fox favorite.

Pepper Ann sits on a stool in a school nurse's office getting a checkup from a smiling nurse leaning over her with a stethoscope. A cut shows Pepper Ann at a kitchen table with headphones on, scribbling in a notebook surrounded by scattered papers as she works on a story.

A fresh stack of school newspapers labeled "The Bugle" gets loaded onto a yellow rack as Pepper Ann's editorial hits print. She is then seen happily handing out the papers outside the school, beaming with that signature redheaded grin.

Pepper Ann and her friends Nicky and Milo gather at the school lockers reacting to news as classmates pass by. A confrontational moment follows with another student clutching a copy of The Bugle, suggesting Pepper Ann's article has stirred up trouble.

The gold "Hercules" logo glows on screen before cutting to the winged horse Pegasus soaring through bright blue skies. Disney's animated Hercules series gets a TV-G rated promotional spotlight with sweeping mythological imagery.

Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble appear in classic Bedrock animation alongside a swirling rainbow of colorful pebbles as Barney sneaks a bite. The live-action shot pivots to a Fruity Pebbles cereal box on a breakfast table loaded with bowls and orange slices.

A plush green truck toy by U-Drive fills the frame, then live-action footage shows kids in a recording studio dramatically performing into microphones. The Casper world cuts in with a cartoon mom answering the door to reveal a young blond boy.

A sad-faced ghost mopes against a wall in classic Casper style before a scene shifts to a girl version of Casper running through grass past a ramshackle house with two ghost siblings. The animation has that mid-90s Universal Cartoon look with vibrant colors.

Casper floats through the spooky purple-tinted hallway of the Ghostly Trio's mansion, wandering past elegant doorways. Inside, the chandelier sways as Casper looks frightened and the ornate haunted decor creates that signature spooky-cute Casper atmosphere.

Stretch, Stinkie, and Fatso, the Ghostly Trio uncles, hover together in their stately haunted mansion smirking at Casper's antics. The three transparent prankster ghosts crowd together, plotting their next mischief in this Universal animated series.

A trio of fancy ghosts float on a velvet-curtained stage with rope barriers as part of a theatrical bit, then Casper himself drifts down a moonlit street past a knocked-over trash can. Classic spooky-but-friendly Casper hijinks unfold across multiple scenes.

An older female ghost relative grins warmly in close-up before a Fox Kids Network bumper featuring Eek! the Cat raises an eyebrow with a thought bubble. The bumper transitions to a kid in a Power Rangers-style costume picking out clothes from a closet rack.

A young girl munches happily next to her McDonald's french fries while a Teenie Beanie Babies promotion flashes onscreen. The Burger King competitor cuts to the famous M&M's mascots, with Red shown in a kitchen-set commercial spot.

The animated M&M's characters Red, Green, and Yellow get up to mischief in a live-action setting with humans nearby. A close-up of a pinball-style chocolate-rolling machine shows the candy-coated treats tumbling down chutes in this classic late-90s spot.

A child examines a Power Rangers toy on the floor, and a menacing Turbo villain in mechanical armor appears with the iconic "Power Rangers Turbo" weekday banner. Bright Fox Kids promo graphics announce the Rangers' latest incarnation airing on weekdays.

The neon Fox Kids logo glows in a pulsing red ring against black, signaling another segment break on the Fox Kids Saturday block. The classic late-90s "Fun for the Fun of It" branding holds the screen.

Casper zips through a misty room and into a cozy living room where a frightened cat shrieks at the sight of him. The friendly ghost continues to float around in startled poses as the cartoon's gentle haunting comedy plays out.

Casper does a happy spin on a checkered floor inside what appears to be a venue full of cheering ghosts. A massive translucent crowd of spectral fans waves and applauds in the next shot, building toward a huge Casper celebration scene.

An enormous gathering of friendly ghosts of all shapes and sizes crowds together, faces beaming as they cheer wildly. A young raven-haired girl in a pink shirt looks dwarfed in the middle of the apparition crowd, sharing a moment with Casper.

The phantom audience continues to cheer as the closing credits roll, listing crew like Mark York as Head Writer and Curt Walstead on Storyboards. Production credits scroll over the spectral crowd scenes wrapping up the Casper episode.

A fired-up "What's Hot" graphic blasts across the screen in jagged flame-style letters before transitioning to the Fox Kids Countdown weekend show promo with WBLI Sunday 7am branding. The local Long Island Fox affiliate ID is briefly visible.

A bag of "Marshmallow Munch'ems" with real marshmallow chunks gets shown off in a snack commercial. The screen then cuts to the Bananas in Pajamas, the Australian children's show characters, dancing around in their colorful pajamas.

A red-haired mom (likely Brenda Song or another era-appropriate actress) reacts to a toy rat in a colorful hat in this Tomy commercial. Two excited girls hold the soft plush "Napping Rat-In-A-Hat" with bright graphics promoting the cuddly product.

The Canadian teen series Ready or Not opens with credits naming Bill Switzer and Bruce Hunter as Edward Taylor as the camera pans through a school setting. Math equations on a chalkboard and a notebook with doodles establish the classroom scene for this coming-of-age show.

An older teacher with red curly hair and a polka-dot blouse addresses her class in this Canadian preteen drama. The character delivers her lines with a gentle, warm demeanor that fits the wholesome late-90s Saturday morning slot.

A red Tyco R/C car blazes across a dirt course in a high-energy commercial featuring the "Twist" feature graphic. The bold "Tyco R/C Maximum Heat!" logo flashes with rocket-flame lettering announcing the radio-controlled car's stunt capabilities.

The "Fox Kids TV Takeover" sweepstakes graphic appears with a vibrant blue background, followed by a yellow card with "yours" written on it surrounded by colorful arrows. A close-up shows an entry form filled out with the name "Etno" and a slot for favorite Fox Kids show.

An airliner with a giant Frosted Flakes orange tomato-like ball getting bounced by hands appears in a wild Kellogg's spot. Tony the Tiger himself appears alongside Frosted Flakes packaging as a young girl enjoys her bowl of cereal.

A snowy exterior shot reveals "Cover-To-Cover Books" at Village West, the local bookshop in the Ready or Not series. Inside, the boys of the show talk among themselves, including the central character chatting with a friend at the school.

The Canadian teen drama follows two friends through the school as they walk past lockers chatting about their day. The redheaded boy in a striped jacket beams while another character heads down the hall in this coming-of-age slice-of-life moment.

A family scene unfolds in a cozy living room with a younger sister, a teen son, and parents discussing something important. The middle-aged dad in a turquoise sweater and a mom in a green-pattern dress join the conversation in this domestic drama moment.

A girl in a pink ruffled dress stands amidst balloons and party streamers at a birthday gathering. The party action continues as kids decorate together at the table and a younger sister twirls in her party clothes through the kitchen.

Tiny mouse paws scamper across a kitchen floor and onto traps in this preview for the DreamWorks comedy "Mouse Hunt." The orange-and-red "MouseHunt" logo blazes onscreen promoting the Nathan Lane and Lee Evans live-action holiday film.

A "Revolution of Robobots" promo touts an all-new Eek! the Cat episode airing tomorrow on Fox Kids. The trailer cuts to backstage live-action footage and the "Fox Kids Summer Blast Round The Twist" promo announcing today's 4:30pm episode.

The Australian fantasy series Round the Twist opens with its trippy "In Association With" credit and warped psychedelic tunnel sequences. A wacky cartoon worm-fish creature with goggles and lopsided eyes appears, signaling another bizarre Twist family adventure.