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Seasons & Episodes

EP1 You Slipped a Disk Sep 01, 1997

The Trio chases after Scorch when he steals a diskette that Roger ordered Lucky to keep out of Cruella's hands.

EP2 Chow About That? Sep 01, 1997

The trio try to figure out a way to break into the silo when they miss lunch.

EP3 Tic Track Toe Sep 02, 1997

The Main Pups help their idol Go-Go the greyhound when a racetrack accident leaves him afraid of bunnies.

EP4 Lucky All-Star Sep 02, 1997

Convinced that he is Roger's favorite, Lucky bitterly competes with Tripod over whom Roger will enter in a bone-digging contest.

EP5 Shake, Rattle, and Woof Sep 03, 1997

Cruella dupes the Dearlys into signing onto a terrible variety series where they'll forfeit the farm if they quit.

EP6 Cadpig Behind Bars Sep 03, 1997

Thrown into the pound, Cadpig tries to help her fellow inmates but drives them up the wall instead.

EP7 Leisure Lawsuit Sep 04, 1997

Cruella fakes an injury on Dearly property so that she can sue them for the farm.

EP8 Purred It Through the Grapevine Sep 04, 1997

The Main Pups get an emergency Bark Brigade message but don't know how to translate it.

EP9 Our Own Digs Sep 05, 1997

The Main Pups establish their own place in a haystack, but Pug steals it from them.

EP10 Goose Pimples Sep 05, 1997

While on a midnight march in the woods, each Main Pup seems to disappear into the hands of the monstrous Lockjaw

EP11 Two Faces of Anita Sep 08, 1997

Cruella has face surgery to look like Anita, because Anita wins the award Cruella wants.

EP12 The Fungus Among Us Sep 09, 1997

Cruella steals mushrooms from under the farm because they smeel good and tries to use them as a new perfume.

EP13 Market Mayhem Sep 10, 1997

The Main Pups sneak into the supermarket to make sure that the humans buy Kanine Krunchies instead of Anymutt dogfood.

EP14 Lucky to be Alone Sep 10, 1997

When Lucky wants to live alone, Pongo and Perdita send him to live with Perdita's rich cousins Coco and Beamer Vandercreme.

EP15 Four Stories Up Sep 11, 1997

When their favorite show is delayed due to Cruella the pups imagine on how the show ended.

EP16 It's a Swamp Thing Sep 12, 1997

The Main Pups first meet the swamp denizens when they defy the Colonel's orders and explore the swamp.

EP17 Roll Out the Pork Barrel Sep 12, 1997

Rolly becomes Ed Pig's protege when he has a fallout with the other pups and Ed gets fed up with Dumpling.

EP18 Alive N' Chicken Sep 15, 1997

Spot mistakenly believes she has only until nightfall to live. Knowing better, the Trio takes this as an opportunity to get her to live life to the fullest.

EP19 Prima Doggy Sep 15, 1997

Lucky wins a starring role in Cecil B. DeVil's latest Kanine Krunchies commercial.

EP20 You Say It's Your Birthday Sep 16, 1997

The Main Pups think the Dearlys are going to give them all away. Cruella thinks Anita is moonlighting for Ralphie St. Lowrent.

EP21 Oozy Does It Sep 17, 1997

The animals all join forces when Cruella dumps blue dye from her blue jeans factory into Hiccup Hole.

EP22 Barnboozled Sep 17, 1997

Cruella will take posession of the farm if she can maintain residence in the barn for 24 hours.

EP23 Citizen Canine Sep 18, 1997

Lucky runs for mayor so he can get rid of the rules at the farm.

EP24 Full Metal Pullet Sep 20, 1997

To get into the Bark Brigade, Lucky wants to throw Spot off his drill team, and lets Pug bully her around.

EP25 Dough the Right Thing Sep 20, 1997

The pups return to Cruella a purse full of money that they think is hers, but then have to retrieve the purse when it turns out to be Anita's instead.

EP26 Frisky Business Sep 22, 1997

The Main Pups steal Cruella's car to try to drive to a Kanine Krunchies tasting party in Stiffle.

EP27 Cadet of the Month Sep 22, 1997

Lucky's plan to earn paw merits by saving Pug's life goes horribly awry.

EP28 Valentine Daze Sep 23, 1997

Lonely Cruella thinks Roger's fancy valentine for Anita is for her instead, while Horace and Dumpling try to find love with a reluctant Nanny and Lucky.

EP29 Close But No Cigar Sep 25, 1997

The Main Pups try to get to the county fair when they miss the bus going there.

EP30 Invasion of the Doggy Snatchers Sep 25, 1997

When the Trio won't let Spot into the barn, a hen named Sal asserts that the pups have become possessed by aliens.

EP31 Smoke Detectors Sep 26, 1997

The Main Pups try to get Cruella to quit her smoking habit when she has to move in with the Dearlys.

EP32 Lobster Tale Sep 26, 1997

Cadpig liberates a lobster named Lance from his restaurant fish tank and tries to find a new home for him.

EP33 Double Dog Dare Sep 29, 1997

Lucky dares Spot to steal Cruella's sleeping mask while Cruella sleeps.

EP34 Mooove It On Over Sep 29, 1997

Cadpig's headstrong efforts to resolve a small dispute between the cows leads to disaster.

EP35 Shipwrecked Oct 01, 1997

Lucky and Cruellas pet, get stranded on a deserted island.

EP36 Mall Pups Oct 03, 1997

The trio go to the mall to see Thunder Bolt.

EP37 Shrewzle Watch Oct 06, 1997

Cruella claims to have spotted the rare solitary tree shrewzle on Dearly property. So the Dearly's must sell the farm to Cruella for her to convert it to a shrewzle sanctuary.

EP38 The Life You Save Oct 06, 1997

To Lucky's annoyance, Dumpling starts serving Lucky hand and foot when he inadvertently saves her life.

EP39 Spots and Shots Oct 13, 1997

Lucky hides in the DeVil manor when the vet visits to administer shots to the pups.

EP40 On the Lamb Oct 13, 1997

An adventure-hungry Lucky leads the others in a lambhunt for Lambo, a deranged lamb running amok in Grutley.

EP41 Treasure of Swamp Island Oct 20, 1997

The Main Pups compete against each other in a treasure hunt, but the treasure turns out to be just some jewels Cruella is hiding from an IRS agent.

EP42 Lord of the Termites Oct 20, 1997

The Main Pups have the run of the farm when they come home to find it evacuated so that Jasper and Horace can fumigate it for termites.

EP43 Fountain of Youth Oct 30, 1997

Cruella thinks the Dearlys' water can make people young again.

EP44 Walk a Mile in My Tracks Oct 30, 1997

Pug and Cornelia boast that each can do the other's job and then switch jobs to prove it.

EP45 Cruella World Oct 31, 1997

Lucky discovers that Cruella's new theme park is actually a front for an illegal oil-drilling operation.

EP46 Hail to the Chief Nov 03, 1997

Rolly doubts that he can live up to the legend of great grandfather Rolondo when the pups participate in a contest for the position of Chief Firedog.

EP47 Food for Thought Nov 03, 1997

P.H. DeVil uses Rolly's appetite to lure him into the animal testing lab of his Double Dip Ice Cream factory.

EP48 The Maltese Chicken Nov 07, 1997

Spot becomes Pullet Marlow, Private Chick and tries to catch the thief who stole Cornelia's new giant egg in this film noir parody.

EP49 Film Fatale Nov 10, 1997

Lucky talks the others into trying to sneak in the Cruellaplex to see ""Thunderbolt - The Movie"".

EP50 My Fair Chicken Nov 10, 1997

The trio helps Spot relearn how to act like a chicken in time for the Silver Egg Social. Jasper and Horace hunt for feathers for Cruella.

EP51 Snow Bounders Nov 11, 1997

The Main Pups stowaway on Roger and Pongo's winter camping trip but wind up stranded in woods with Cruella.

EP52 Gnaw or Never Nov 11, 1997

Rolly suddenly develops an insatiable desire to chew on expensive shoes, and Cruella schemes to use his addiction to bankrup the Dearly's.

EP53 Poison Ivy Nov 14, 1997

Cruella's seemingly innocent niece Ivy actually has an evil plan when she visits the Dearly farm.

EP54 Twelve Angry Pups Nov 14, 1997

Someone has stolen stuff from all the farm animals, and they blame Mooch for the thefts.

EP55 The Good-Bye Chick Nov 17, 1997

Spot runs away when she can't fit in with the pups or her family.

EP56 Robo-Rolly Nov 20, 1997

Cruella downsizes Anita so that she'll then work for Ralphie. Then she has P.H. DeVil kidnap Rolly and replace him with a robot double to spy on Anita's work.

EP57 Splishing and Splashing Nov 20, 1997

Pongo and Perdita forbid the Main Pups from using Hiccup Hole when Lucky won't apologize to Lucy for splashing her.

EP58 Virtual Lucky Nov 21, 1997

Lucky and Cruella get trapped in a computer game Roger created.

EP59 Cupid Pups Nov 24, 1997

The Main Pups secretly help Cruella romance Baron Efrem Von Schnittkerdoodle so that she can marry him and move away.

EP60 The Artist Formerly Known as Spot Nov 25, 1997

Cruella's art critic friend Leticia judges some paint marks Spot makes as great art. So Spot becomes excited at the possibility that she might be a genius artist.

EP61 The Nose Knows Nov 25, 1997

Pug puts Rolly through a tough endurence test in an effort to get him kicked out of the Bark Brigade. But Rolly's expert tracking ability will save him.

EP62 K Is For Kibble Jan 05, 1998

Spot becomes Pullet Marlow again to find the culprit behind mysterious disappearances of kibble from the chow tower.

EP63 Humanitarian of the Year Jan 12, 1998

The pups remember times when Cruella was mean and tried to steal the farm.

EP64 Beauty Pageant Pandemonium Jan 16, 1998

The Main Pups thwart Ivy's attempts to beat Anita's cousin Amber in the Junior Miss Grutely Pageant by cheating.

EP65 Hog Tied Jan 16, 1998

Dumpling is bored, so she decides to join the pups' group despite the fact that they do not want her to, and she also causes them many problems.

EP66 Coup DeVil Jan 19, 1998

Cruella has a family reunion so they can figure out on ways to get the Dearlys farm.

EP67 Every Little Crooked Nanny Jan 30, 1998

Cruella disguises herself as housekeeper Cranny to find out about Anita's secret project for ""royal"" clients.

EP68 Cone Head Jan 30, 1998

Lucky cuts his head while doing a dare by Mooch. He has to wear a cone to prevent him from tearing at his stitches. Mooch and others constantly tease him.

EP69 Channels Feb 06, 1998

The Main Pups go to Grutely to help Anita while the other animals fight over what channel to watch.

EP70 Un-Lucky Feb 06, 1998

When Lucky's horseshoe spot pattern rubs off, he believes he has lost all his luck along with it. Meanwhile, Cruella tries to sabotage Roger's newest computer game.

EP71 The Making Of... Feb 09, 1998

The pups tell of how the show 101 Dalmatians begin.

EP72 Best of Show Feb 11, 1998

Spot helps out when the Dearly's enter the trio in a dog show against Cruella's new pet, Vendela.

EP73 Walk on the Wild Side Feb 11, 1998

Rolly, fed up with being taken for a sucker by Mooch's gang, joins forces with Swamp Rat to get even, but becomes mean in the process.

EP74 Horace and Jasper's Big Career Move Feb 13, 1998

At a job interview, Horace and Jasper recall their previous jobs in their own clip show.

EP75 DeVil-Age Elder Feb 16, 1998

While out on a picnic, the Dearly's and the Main Pups discover DeVilVille, the enchanted village that appears only once every 100 years.

EP76 Jurassic Bark Feb 20, 1998

Lucky stumbles upon CavePup, a 10000 year old prehistoric dog that he revives and tries to protect from Cruella and P.H.

EP77 My Fair Moochie Feb 20, 1998

Cadpig and Mooch fall in love, although Cadpig's only aim is to persuade him not to fight in a wrestling match against El Diablo. However, despite Cadpig's controlling of him, Lucky, Rolly, and Spot want him to fight, and attempt to help him get up to shape for the fight.

EP78 Dog Food Day Afternoon Feb 23, 1998

Cruella takes over the Kanine Krunchies brand of dog food and starts making it out of sawdust. Soon, however, Rolly discovers the plan and tries to stop it with the help of his friends.

EP79 Spot's Fairy God-Chicken Feb 23, 1998

Spot wishes she was a dog. Drumstick, her fairy god-chicken, shows up to grant her wish. Soon, however, Spot gets more than she bargained for when she discovers that being a dog has many disadvantages.

EP80 Good Neighbor Cruella Feb 27, 1998

A) P.H. DeVil splits Cruella's good side into a clone meant to improve her image.

EP81 Animal House Party Feb 27, 1998

While Pongo, Perdita, and the humans are away, Cadpig discovers she has PDS, and Swamp Rat takes over the house for his party. The pups, with Lt. Pug, try to drive him out.

EP82 Dalmatian Vacation (1): Road Warriors Mar 02, 1998

Roger plans a second honeymoon trip for him & Anita to renew their wedding vows. But the Dearlys wind up taking the 101 dalmatians and then Cruella along with them or Anita will be fired. Then Roger and Anita find out they aren't married.

EP83 Dalmatian Vacation (2): Cross-Country Calamity Mar 03, 1998

Cruella finds out that she can steal the farm away from the Dearlys if they don't get married in 48 hours. So Cruella comes up with stunts to keep them from getting to the church in time. Including tricking Roger into signing a contract to play baseball.

EP84 Dalmatian Vacation (3): Dearly Beloved Mar 04, 1998

The pups try their best to help Roger find Anita, who is held captive by alien cultists who refuse to let her leave until their Shaggy-Green Messenger comes for them.

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Released: 13 September 1997 Ended

Producted By: Disney Television Animation

Country: United States of America

Budget: 0

Revenue: 0

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Synopsis

After foiling Cruella DeVil's plot to make a fur coat with the puppies' skins, the Dearly Family (Roger and Anita Dearly, Nanny, Pongo, Perdita, their 15 birth puppies and 84 adopted puppies) move to a new farm home in the country. Join Pongo and Perdy's pups, brave Lucky, tubby Rolly and Cadpig the runt, together with their chicken friend Spot, as they defend their new home from Cruella DeVil (Anita's boss and now new neighbor), continually get in and out of trouble, sneak into Grutely, and have all sorts of crazy adventures around the farm. Also along for the fun is Tripod, Patch, Two-Tone, Wizzer, Dipstick, Mooch, and the rest of their barnyard friends.

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Kath Soucie , Tara Strong , Jeff Bennett

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Kath Soucie as Anita Dearly / Rolly / Cadpig (voice)

Tara Strong as Spot / Two-Tone / Vendela (voice)

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Reviews

TheLittleSongbird Just for the record, this is not as good as the 1961 animated film, which is a classic, but I think it is better than the sequel, which I was disappointed by. However, this series while having some good moments wasn't particularly good, in my opinion that is.I liked some of the characters, especially the brave Lucky and the lovely Two-Tone, and the voice acting on the whole is very well done bringing some energy and spirit. Plus every episode moves briskly and the theme tune is pretty funky.However, there are things I don't like. The animation is not great to me, lacking in colour and too scratchy- before you point the gun at me I know people say that the 1961 film has a scratchy animation style, maybe so, but in an elegant and sophisticated way, whereas the animation here is rushed and lacks finesse, not to mention straight-to- video quality. The stories can be very predictable as well, and the writing while it has its funny and cool moments was uninspired. Then there is Spot, I cannot begin to describe how infuriated I was by Spot, such an unnecessary and annoying character. And I was disappointed by how Cruella was like here, Cruella was truly evil and just a wonderful villainess, here she has lost her class and elegance and her motives get tiresome.Overall, it has its moments but it should have been better. 5/10 Bethany Cox

lflf992001 For a while, I thought this cartoon was good at first, but then I say episodes where Lucky, Rolly, Cadpig, and Spot ended up being punished or grounded. My only favorite episodes of this cartoon were Lucky to Be Alone where Lucky got to live with rich dalmatians and Love 'Em and Flea 'Em where there was a touching romantic ending between Lucky and Two-Tone. I do like Two-Tone, but I think Cadpig is the cutest pup around since she's so little and adorable. This cartoon was not all that fun because if there's one thing I hate it's when parents get tough with their children. I'm just glad this cartoon isn't on Toon Disney anymore. If it was, I would only record those two episodes mentioned above. If this show had no episodes where the pups were grounded or being punished in any way, I would give it a 10 out of 10, but now that I have seen all episodes, I'm going to give it a 5 out of 10.

buddhadan-1 Although the original Disney cartoon for the 101 Dalmations was, in my very humble opinion, an awesome show, the series left much to be desired.Instead of being cute, or old fashioned, or even great storytelling, the series focused on several of the puppies themselves as they were growing up on a farm. The recurring characters are mostly the puppies along with a few other animals thrown in for some diversity.I think that perhaps if I were much younger, and this was one of my choices for a morning viewing, I would most certainly review my options to see if anything else caught my fancy. Considering this as a choice only if nothing else suited my early morning cartoon desires.I do like the fact that most every episode teaches some sort of lesson, and it does so without the requirement of going the gross path that some modern cartoons are going, but then I would expect little else of Disney and thus I place them a little higher on the expectation pedestal.Just my opinion. I hope that you give the show a shot for yourself and then make your own opinion.Thanks.Dan

tweiss1981 Hey, I like it a lot!As a kid, I grew up with the original animated 1961 movie and I liked it plenty. I also paid for the 1996 live-action movie (with Glenn Close as the diabolical Cruella DeVil) and I own the DVD of "101 Dalmatians 2: Patch's London Adventure". I've enjoyed them all. The only "Dalmatians" film I haven't seen (thus far) is "102 Dalmatians". (would anyone tip me off if it's any good? Or should I just not bother?)However, my personal favorite "101D" medium is Disney's "101 Dalmatians: the Series". It combines many themes of the existing material (Dodie Smith book, 1961 and 1996 movies). But still does its own things, too.Our main pups include brave Lucky, who gets a strong personality mirroring his character in the book, lovable Rolly, the gourmand of the pups, and sweet little Cadpig, who is the true runt of the litter. Also there is Spot the chicken, who longs to be a dog. I find them all extremely amiable and enjoyable to watch. They are usually foiling Cruella's schemes for their land, or outwitting Lt. Pug (I'll get to him later), or sneaking into Grutely, or...just having fun, making a very likable show.I also like the majority of the other characters. There's Tripod, the resident athlete dalmatian pup, he has only has three legs and is a positive "handicapped" character. Patch is designed after his character in the book (he's supposed to be large). Pongo and Perdy are much like their characters in the original animated movie. Lucky's nemesis Mooch the Mutt is like all the jerks you knew in school. Two-Tone is really cute (she even has a pierced ear). Roger and Anita are written like their characters in the live-action movie, they were much more involving in that film. Of course, Cruella DeVil is now their neighbor, constantly scheming to take over Dearly Farm. Even Cruella can now have funny moments. The one-shot characters are also charming and likable (a popular example is Lucky's friend Blaze the German Shepard pup from "Dog's Best Friend"). The only character I just don't like is Lt. Pug. He feels rather tacked on, and the show never benefits from him: just a weak link.I personally like the modern theme (I really just don't need a "That '60s Show"), and the American setting (evidence is through American flags in many places, cars driving on the right-hand side of the road, American Southerners, etc). It makes the characters more relatable, and the little truths the main pups discover in their lives lend a Simpson-esque feel. The focus on these modern-day puppies reminds me of "Tiny Toon Adventures" (another show I loved and still love. ^_^)So, yes, I love this show. I believe it is better than the movies. It's just too good. Giving this show a chance on Toon Disney, I'm glad I took the time to see it. If the guys at Disney are listening, I'd just love to see more of this show. I'll recommend it to anyone. When the good points can override the flaws easily, and can even outdo a favorite film from my childhood, how can I refuse? Of course, you can't go wrong with so many cute puppies.It receives an enthusiastic 101/10.