Grape Ape - Episodes

Episodes

1. "That Was No Idol, That Was My Ape" (prod. #79-2)/"The All-American Ape" (prod. #79-1) (first aired 9/6/75)
2. "Movie Madness" (79–3)/"Trouble at Bad Rock" (79–4) (9/13/75)
3. "Flying Saucery" (79–5)/"Thar's No Feud Like an Old Feud" (79–6) (9/20/75)
4. "The Grape Race" (79–7)/"The Big Parade" (79–8) (9/27/75)
5 "A Knight to Remember" (79–9)/"S.P.L.A.T"* (79–10) (10/4/75)
6. "G.I. Ape" (79–11)/"The Purple Avenger" (79–12) (10/11/75)
7. "Grapefinger" (79–13)/"Return to Balaboomba" (79–21) (10/18/75)
8. "Amazon Ape" (79–15)/"Grape Marks the Spot" (79–16) (10/25/75)
9. "The Invisible Ape" (79–18)/"Public Grape No. 1" (79–19) (11/1/75)
10. "The Incredible Shrinking Grape" (79–17)/"What's a Nice Prince Like You Doin' in a Duck Like That?" (79–22) (11/8/75)
11. "Who's New at the Zoo" (79–14)/"The Indian Grape Call" (79–24) (11/15/75)
12. "A Grape is Born" (79–23)/"The First Grape in Space" (79–25) (11/22/75)
13. "S.P.L.A.T's Back" (Part 1) (79–20)/"S.P.L.A.T's Back" (Part 2) (79–26) (11/27/75*)
14. "To Sleep or Not to Sleep" (79–27)/"Olympic Grape" (79–28) (11/29/75)
15. "Ali Beagle and the 40 Grapes" (79–29)/"Grape Five-O" (79–31) (12/6/75)
16. "The Purple Avenger Strikes Again" (79–30)/"The Grape Connection" (79–32) (12/13/75)

*Telecast at Noon (EST), Thursday afternoon, November 27, 1975, a Thanksgiving, as part of ABC's Thanksgiving Funshine Festival.

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