Episode List
| Episode | Title | Airdate | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1A | As The Worm Turns | Sweets befriends a worm. | |
| 1B | Trouble In The Tunnel | Shiner give Scat for cleaning treasure and a mole comes on Biskitt Island and the ring get stock on the mole’s nose and Scat follow the mole, can Scat save the day and stop King Max. | |
| 2A | The Moonpond | Shiner want to be brave by legendary The Moonpond so battle against Scratch, so the Biskitts helping him. | |
| 2B | Fly Me To The Goon | Bump lands on King Max's castle. Waggs, Sweets, Scat and Shiner must save him. | |
| 3A | Spinner's Surprise | It's Spinner's birthday. | |
| 3B | Two Leagues Under The Pond | King Max and Shecky use a submarine in the shape of a crocodile to get King John's treasure on Biskitts Island. | |
| 4A | Dogfoot | Downer is sick and Biskitts meets Dogfoot. | |
| 4B | Up To His Old Tricks | King Max using the Trick Book and he get treasure. Unfortunately, Sweets and Downer are on the treasure box. Wags and other Biskitts must get the treasure back and save Sweets and Downer. | |
| 5A | Turnaround Hound | Snarl get hurt and Biskitts take care of him. Shiner help him to get better. | |
| 5B | A Dark and Stormy Knight | A Black Knight appears and he wants the Biskitts treasure as he kidnaps Scat. Now the Biskitts and King Max have to work together to thwart the Black Knight. | |
| 6A | Belling The Wildcat | The Biskitts plot to bell Scratch to keep him from sneaking up on them. Meanwhile, Scratch is visited by his cousin Itch. | |
| 6B | King Max's War | King Otto and his knights arrive in Biskitt Swamp in order to claim King Max's treasure even though he doesn't have any. To keep their swamp from being burned down, the Biskitts end up arranging a duel between King Max and King Otto. | |
| 7A | Moving Day | Using the rainy weather to their advantage, King Max and Shecky search for the Biskitts and do a sneak attack on them. | |
| 7B | A Biskitt Halloween | On Halloween, a witch that the Biskitts have outsmarted years ago returns to obtain two Biskitts in order to stay on Biskitt Swamp. Her spell ends up draining the life out of the swamp which also turns Scratch, King Max, and Shecky to stone. She kidnapped Waggs and Sweets. Now the other Biskitts must save them before the witch's spell is complete. | |
| 8A | Around The Swamp In A Daze | King Max and Shecky use a balloon to find the Biskitt Island. | |
| 8B | Rogue Biskitt | A Biskitt named Rover arrives on Biskitt Island. Scat want to join him on his journey. | |
| 9A | The Golden Biskitt | Lady is turned into gold by a wizard's apprentice. | |
| 9B | The Bone in the Stone | When Waggs' leg is hurt, Sweets take over as a leader for the other Biskitts and try get the treasure back from the dragon. | |
| 10A | The Trojan Biskitt | King Max plot to give Biskitts a statue of Biskitts, he can get the treasures. | |
| 10B | Snatched from Scratch | Shiner get kidnapped both Scratch and King Max. Can the Biskitts save their selfish friend? | |
| 11A | The Biskitt Who Cried Woof | Wiggle try to impress Waggs (who has a crush on him). King Max uses an eagle to capture Biskitts, can Wiggle save them. | |
| 11B | Shecky's Last Laugh | Bump befriends Shecky. | |
| 12A | Raiders of The Lost Bark | Sweets meets the Whiskers, a group of cats. | |
| 12B | The Princess and The Plea | Princess Biskitt is kidnapped by King Max. Waggs, Bump, Shiner, Scat, Mooch and Downer go out to save her. Sweets, Wiggle and Lady must show the boys that the girls are better. | |
| 13A | The Swamp Monster | Scat tries to be brave. | |
| 13B | May the Best Biskitt Win | Shiner challenge Waggs with Vote, who will win the Vote and how is leader for Biskitts Waggs or Shiner. |
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