TaleSpin - Episode Guide

Kit Cloudkicker bumps into Baloo and hides a secret treasure so that his now to be enemy, Don Karnage won't find it. Actually Kit gets to know Baloo more better and tells him alot of things. Baloo and Kit are ambushed by Karnage and his pirates. When Baloo and Kit have a furious argument, Kit gets caught from the pirates and Baloo rescues him. Kit apologizes about the argument and tells Baloo that he has a treasure that he wants to share with him.

Returning from the pirates, Baloo and Kit go out to find the treasure that Kit promised to share with Baloo only to find out that it's a one jewel treasure. Later Baloo finds out that a another volunteer named Rebecca Cunningham has taken over his job and wants to help him with job and process. Then later Baloo goes to Shere Kahn and thells them about the one jewel treasure that Kit took from Don Karnage. With nothing else to say, Kahn wanted the two to bring back the powerful jewel only to find out that there place was clashed and Becky and her daughter Molly was kidnapped.

After finding out that Becky and Molly were kidnapped, Baloo and Kit decide to go and rescue them immediately from the dangerous pirates. Kit has the idea later to setup Karnage by acting like he setup Baloo and Becky. Baloo takes it furious and thinks that Kit betrayed him. Baloo, Becky and Molly escape immediately. Kit feels sad with tears finding out that Baloo didn't believe him about his plan. Karnage welcome Kit back to the family. Baloo later decided to go away from all the trouble that he was brought into.

Kit feels absolutely sad about Baloo leaving him and when Karnage welcoming him back to the pirate pack. So when he finds out that Karnage was going to destroy and takeover the world he decides to stop the explosive madness of Karnages plan. He later gets caught and is dropped to his death until Baloo rescues him , after hearing his apology on the radio at Louie's. Then later Baloo goes back to Becky with help to stop Don Karnages clashing attack. Baloo and friends save the town from the clashing attack and Karnage and his pirates are flown out of the town. Baloo finally gets his plane fixed and decides to work for Becky with Kit on his side and with Wildcat for help on fixing the plane, Baloo was happy and was ready for more adventures with his seaduck plane.

Baloo loses a race to Professor Martin Torque's robot pilot, putting himself and several other cargo pilots in Cape Suzette out of work. However, Don Karnage takes advantage of the robot pilot's inability to deviate from its flight path and it's up to Baloo to save the day.

Kit volunteers to babysit Molly while Baloo and Rebecca go shopping. The babysitting is anything but routine as Kit and Molly deal with air pirates and a giant squid.

When Baloo is late one too many times with his deliveries, Rebecca makes him fly a guided tour, going past certain checkpoints at designated times. However, Baloo hears of a stolen crown and concocts a scheme to get the crown back while Wildcat flies the tour

Molly becomes a surrogate mother to a flying creature that becomes large when it gets wet and small when it drys.

Rebecca takes over flying the Sea Duck after Baloo's license is temporarily suspended while trying to evade air pirates. The move causes havoc as Higher for Hire attempts to deliver a block of ice to a wealthy desert prince.

Covington, a notorious jewel thief, hides a valuable item in the Sea Duck. When he tries to retrieve it, however, he discovers that Baloo and Kit have cleaned out the plane and Molly has added the item to her doll collection.

Baloo and Kit buy the treasure chest of Captain Juan Too Many. Inside the chest is a smart mouthed parrot that Kit quickly becomes attached to and Baloo quickly becomes annoyed with. The parrot however knows of a hidden treasure and that makes him wanted by the fierce pirate Don Karnage.

Baloo's bad spelling hampers Rebecca's attempt to go into the skywriting business. Meanwhile, a notorious criminal uses the skywriting to attempt to send coded messages to his henchmen and hold Cape Suzette for ransom.

Baloo competes with Colonel Spigot to acquire a valuable idol, but uses brains over brawn to get the idol back when Spigot takes the idol from him.

After Kit gets into an argument with Baloo about taking unnecessary risks, he runs away to join an air circus led by Daring Dan Dawson. However, Dawson makes Kit perform more dangerous and wilder stunts and it's up to Baloo to rescue his navigator.

Rebecca misinterprets a phone call as news that Baloo is dying. When Baloo finds out, he decides to fly to the Bearmuda Trapezoid, from which no pilot has ever returned.

When a debonair ghost ship captain named William Stansbury sweeps Rebecca off her feet, she enjoys what she thinks is a dream. When Baloo and Louie decide to exorcise the ghost, Rebecca is forced to choose between her dream and her daughter.

Baloo and Kit rescue a mistreated whale from a circus and give him his freedom.

Colonel Spigot is charged with presenting a golden sprocket as a gift to the Mayor of Cape Suzette. However, Trader Moe wants to steal the sprocket, and it's up to Kit and Baloo to stop him and help Spigot.

Rebecca starts a mid-air refueling station, which is a hit with the pilots and boosts Higher for Hire's business. Trouble is, it significantly lowers business for Louie, who starts his own rival station to compete, and Baloo and Kit are caught in the middle.

Planes and pilots and are mysteriously going missing. So Shere Kahn dupes the dimwitted Baloo and his sidekick Kit Cloudkicker to go on a dangerous mission as his decoys. Can Baloo do what all of the other pilots failed at? Should be no problem for the "greatest pilot in the world".

Baloo and Kit are captured by the villainous Don Karnage and his gang of pirates. Baloo, however, is severely down in the dumps and out of confidence because of him crashing the Sea Duck into the ocean. It is now up to his faithful friend Kit to help pull him out of his depression and get them to escape.

Baloo lets his pilot's license expire but is certain he'll have no problem renewing it. Throgmorton manages to fluster Baloo again, and our easy-going bear fails his pilot's test!

Baloo is hired to do a plane stunt for a movie. He becomes star struck and doesn't listen to Rebecca who is trying to save him from having an accident.

Wanting to cater to only the upper class, Rebecca puts up the Sea Duck as collateral insurance for what appears to be a valuable jewel shipment. However, Baloo loses the shipment and the Sea Duck to what turn out to be two con artists posing as a wealthy couple.

Baloo is upset when Rebecca gets a truffle-hunting pig instead of a new pontoon for the Sea Duck. Refusing to believe that her idea may not be good, Rebecca gets herself and the pig enslaved by pygmies, and it's up to Kit and Baloo to save her.

After Baloo is bawled out by Rebecca for being too trusting, Rebecca turns around and is instantly trusting a complete stranger of her own, Jack Case, a man who claims he's a spy.

Baloo learns he's actually a long-lost baron, but when he goes to the mansion that he has supposedly inherited, there are several attempts on his life.

Professor O'Bowens gives Baloo and Kit the idol of the Spirit Switcher with instructions to never look at it during a thunderstorm. They do just that and end up switching bodies!

Legendary hero Whistlestop Jackson pays a visit to Cape Suzette and volunteers to do a special cargo run for Higher for Hire. However, Shere Khan, his longtime rival, has other plans.

When Baloo learns that Kit's life savings will pay for him to replace his favorite record, he offers to double Kit's money if Kit lets him "invest" it.

Frustrated with the beating his reputation is taking because he works for a woman, Baloo makes an effort to free himself and the Sea Duck by winning a famous local air race.

Baloo finds the legendary "Panda-La" (a reference to Shangri-La), a mystical place, where he is warmly received. The reception, however, turns out to be a ruse, as Panda-La's inhabitants decide to attack Cape Suzette.

Wildcat babysits Molly, and the two find out they have a lot in common - particularly their active imaginations. After Wildcat reads Molly a story, "Flight of the Snow Duck," Molly wants to see snow.

Baloo saves Kahn's life and in turn Kahn promises Baloo anything he wants. Trouble soon follows when Baloo lets his greed get the better of him!

Baloo suffers amnesia after he hits his head while taking a shortcut during a cargo run. He then lands on an island where an old pilot, Joe McGee, helps him remember how to fly.

Rebecca overworks Baloo to the point where he lies to her to get some time off. The lie escalates into a Martian invasion, which quickly becomes complicated when a trigger-happy colonel overhears the conversation over the radio.

Kit's friend, the nerdish Oscar Van Der Snoot, is rejected for membership into the Jungle Aces Secret Midnight Club because he hasn't had an adventure.

Baloo wants to go to a big party at Louie's on Friday, but he can't afford it because he's broke and payday isn't until Saturday. Solution: convince Rebecca Friday is really Saturday.

Vacationing Baloo and Louie swear off women and crazy treasure hunts. Then they meet Katie the archeologist in distress. They help protect her from villains as she searches for a buried lost city.

After swearing off women and treasure hunting, Baloo and Louie are instantly caught up with Katie Dodd, archaeologist, and her hunt for the Lost City Of Khine.

Caught in a speed trap over a small isolated mining town, the Sea Duck is confiscated and Baloo, Kit and Wildcat are put to work mining the rare and highly explosive mineral Yurgonium.

In order to squeeze into his tuxedo so he can escort Rebecca to the Pilot's Ball, Baloo has to shed a few pounds. He decides to visit a famous fat farm, the Elizabeth Tapir Center.

To convince a disbelieving Molly there really is a Santa Claus, Baloo flies her to the 'North Pole' to deliver her letter to 'Santa' in person.

When Rebecca can't get a date for the Cape Suzette Businessmen's Ball she is forced to take Baloo. But Baloo screws up at the ritzy party, causing Rebecca great embarrassment.

While delivering paper weights for princess Grace, Baloo runs into an old pilot rival plain Jane. Then it becomes a race to see who can retrieve the ruby wings first.

When Kit, who yearns to be a pilot even though he's too young, hears that the flying age has been lowered to twelve in Thembria, he goes there... only to discover that the whole thing is just a ruse and the kids won't actually be flying.

A case of mistaken identity causes what would have been a routine prisoner transport to become a serious headache for Baloo as he is pursued by both gangsters and the cops.

When Karnage spots Baloo flying onto the Cliff Gun Embankments to deliver sandwiches for Louie's catering business, Karnage's pirates steal the Sea Duck and use it to infiltrate.

Baloo and Wildcat come to the aid of a client, an Aridian archeologist, after she is attacked by Don Karnage. They help find her a pyramid, mysteriously buried in the ground.

An overzealous Douglas Benson, one of Shere Khan's employees, forges Khan's signature to acquire several of Khan's assets to forcibly take over Louie's.

Desperate to attend a reunion for a grade school (from which he never graduated), Baloo goes back to school to earn his degree in time for the reunion.

Baloo and Louie go into the pizza delivery business in hopes of making big bucks!

When Baloo's friend Buzz, an inventor at Khan Industries, overhears someone plotting to steal his invention, he seizes the invention for safe keeping until he can warn his boss.

When Baloo learns that he is "yesterday's news" and the new hot item is a character called "Bullethead," Baloo tries to regain the kids' respect by posing as Bullethead. Meanwhile, Shere Khan deals with a crazed robotics scientist and his Mechanical Electric Laborer (M.E.L.) robot.

Baloo and Kit find themselves flirting with destiny as they encounter an Idol of Doom and El Gato, a villain who wants the idol for himself.

Baloo's faces old flying rival the blowhard boaster Ace London. Ace London dupes Baloo at every turn but who when the two's cargo gets mixed up Baloo the fur flies.

During a brawl in the Sea Duck's cargo hold, Baloo and Don Karnage are splashed by a vat of super glue - and much to their disgust, find themselves stuck together.

Wildcat's love of animals shows itself when he befriends several small, furry creatures. The animals, however, are wearing radio control collars owned by Crazy Edie, which, when activated, causes them to take anything mechanical apart... especially airplanes.

All hell breaks loose at Louie's when his aunt, Louise L'Amour comes to visit. Baloo and the gang just adore her, but Louie is driven to the brink as Aunt Louise's wild partying.

Baloo and Louie crash-land outside the walled gates of Macadamia where they are cheated out of cash and cargo by the local Richelieu, Chancellor Trample. This means war!

Rebecca wins $100,000 in the Pazuza Super Mail Sweepstakes and she needs Baloo to mail her winning ticket by the deadline.

When a safari guide tells Baloo of a lost valley of prehistoric proportions, Baloo sees dinosaur-sized profit to be made.

While snooping around an old building, Molly falls into an eccentric scientist's lab. There she gets caught in the doctor's shrinking ray and is reduced to a quarter-inch tall.

Baloo rescues a pilot who claims to be Rick Sky, the flying ace from the Great War. When Rick learns of his reputation, he steals the Sea Duck and sets out to clear his name.

Baloo is enlisted to deliver a Housewarming Present to the Thembrian High Marshall's new Summer Home not knowing he's actually been duped into delivering a ticking bomb.