Episode List
- Spinning Wheels -
- Pinky and the Bat - The Rainbow Panthers have a baseball battle with the Howl Angels.
- The Great Bumpo -
- Take a Hike -
- Haunted Howlers -
- Traders of the Lost Bark -
- Pink Enemy #1 -
- Pink Encounters of the Panky Kind -
- Millionaire Murfel -
- The Pursuit of Panky -
- Sitter Jitters - Pinky is going to the cinema with Chatta, and Finko must babysit Panky because he is too little for a scary movie.
- The Fix Up, Foul Up -
- Joking Genie - Pinky and Panky find a lamp that contains a genie.
- Panky's Pet -
- Punkin's Home Companion -
- Insanity Claus -
- Rocko's Last Round -
- Sleeptalking Chatta -
- Pink Shrink - Annie's shrink machine causes Pinky to become six inches tall.
- The Pink Link - While the Pink Panther is preparing for a film festival, Pinky and Panky help to prepare their house for the arrival of Cousin Punky. Unbeknownst to them, they end up mistakening a defrosted prehistoric cat that was en route to a museum for Cousin Punky.
- Annie's Invention -
- Panky and the Angels -
- Arabian Frights -
- Brothers are Special -
- A Hard Day's Knight -
- Mister Money -
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