Changes: List of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episodes

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The following is a list of episode summaries for the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog television series, an American cartoon created by DiC Animation City and Sega of America, Inc.

The show ran for 65 episodes in first-run syndication in 1993. Each episode ends with a special segment called "Sonic Says" which are written by Kevin Donahue and Phil Harnage.

Episode list

#	Aired order	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate	Prod. code
0	N/A	"Pilot"	N/A	Kent Butterworth	Unaired	N/A
This pilot is more of a proof of concept than a complete episode. It outlines the basic premise and structure, introducing the planet Mobius and its "Freedom Fighter" Sonic the Hedgehog and his sidekick Tails, as well as Dr. Robotnik and his robots (voiced by Jim Cummings). Some of the ideas would be revisited in later episodes, and one animation in particular became part of the closing credits for each episode. Sonic Says segment: Crossing the street
1	23	"Super Special Sonic Search & Smash Squad"	Kent Butterworth	Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	October 6, 1993	101
When Sonic and Tails are captured by Grounder and Scratch, Sonic tells the duo the story of how they first met, taking place in a flashback. Sonic Says segment: Calling 911 (emergency services)
2	9	"Subterranean Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Robert Askin	September 16, 1993	102
While escaping Scratch and Grounder in the Marble Zone, Sonic and Tails cross paths with a grumpy, self-centered mole named Spelunk, who does not take kindly to ANY intruders in his mines. Sonic Says segment: Sharing
3	8	"Lovesick Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	September 15, 1993	103
When Sonic saves a female hedgehog named Breezie from Scratch and Grounder, she sweet-talks Sonic into doing meaningless tasks around Mobius. Sonic is unaware that Breezie is actually one of Robotnik's robots, sent to distract him while he proceeds to destroy the underground wells of Mobius. On the flipside, Robotnik is unaware that Breezie is actually developing true feelings for Sonic. Sonic Says segment: Sexual harassment
4	17	"Slowwww Going"	Kent Butterworth	Jack Hanrahan & Eleanor Burian-Mohr	September 28, 1993	104
After trashing the home of a family of sloths, Robotnik returns to his hilltop fortress and introduces the Subatomic Slow-Go Beam Weapon, a Mobian Mega Crystal-powered weapon that drastically curtails the molecular motion of its target. Scratch and Grounder attempt to use it on Sonic... and succeeds. Now, Sonic is just another slo-mo, and it's up to Tails to get him back up to speed. Sonic Says segment: Some people have something smart to offer
5	11	"High Stakes Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Robert Askin	September 20, 1993	105
Sonic and Tails infiltrate Robotnik's new Casino Night Zone to stop his henchman Smiley from scamming the Mobians into becoming Robotnik's slaves. Sonic Says segment: Dares
6	42	"Sonic Breakout"	Kent Butterworth	Douglas Zip Purgason	November 2, 1993	110
Robotnik imprisons cartoonist Sketch Lampoon, who has made fun of him in his comic book. Sonic Says segment: Graffiti
7	20	"Trail of the Missing Tails"	Kent Butterworth	Bob Forward	October 1, 1993	109
Robotnik's insane cousin Doctor Warpnik captures Tails and lures Sonic into his Warp of Confusion as bait for Robotnik. Sonic Says segment: Remembering your Phone Number
8	33	"Close Encounter of the Sonic Kind"	Kent Butterworth	Douglas Zip Purgason	October 20, 1993	134
Sonic and Tails have to help fix a rocket ship for an alien prince who's late for his coronation. Sonic Says segment: Sunburn
9	16	"Momma Robotnik's Birthday"	Kent Butterworth	Francis Moss	September 27, 1993	107
Robotnik's obnoxious mother visits her son on her birthday and expects a present. After he fails to destroy a nearby forest as a present, however, she decides to capture Sonic as her own gift. Sonic Says segment: Trees
10	14	"Big Daddy"	Kent Butterworth	Jess Borgeson	September 23, 1993	106
After being exiled by Robotnik, Coconuts finds a lost baby gorilla who thinks he is his father. Coconuts attempts to use the gorilla to stop Sonic. The baby gorilla's father, meanwhile, is under the control of Robotnik, and Sonic has to save him. Sonic Says segment: Telling parents where you're going
11	55	"Sonic's Song"	Kent Butterworth	Kevin Donahue & Donald P. Zappala	November 19, 1993	112
In response to a popular song about Sonic, Robotnik creates a robot designed to destroy all the music on Mobius. Sonic Says segment: Hearing
12	3	"Birth of a Salesman"	Kent Butterworth	Steven J. Fisher, Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	September 8, 1993	111
Just as Robotnik frustratingly questions his ability to get rid of Sonic with such unreliable aid as Scratch and Grounder, an energetic salesman comes to Robotnik's doorstep introducing himself as Wes Weasley, a representative of the "Handy Dandy Super Villain Appliance Distributors Limited Company". Robotnik takes a liking to Weasley's brash, obnoxious, pushy, rude demeanor and odd attire, and immediately hires the salesman. However, he later regrets it when Wes's gadgets keep backfiring on his minions. Sonic Says segment: False advertising
13	1	"Best Hedgehog"	Kent Butterworth	Martha Moran	September 6, 1993	116
Sonic and Tails rescue Robotnik's first prisoner and work to reunite him with his lost girlfriend, whom Robotnik is also after. Sonic Says segment: Reading
14	15	"The Robotnik Express"	Kent Butterworth	Doug Booth	September 24, 1993	117
En route to stop a train of explosives from reaching Robotnik's munitions factory ("The Emporium of Devastation, Destruction, and Demolition"), Sonic and Tails get caught by Scratch and Grounder, only to quickly escape. However, when "Da Bears" Big Griz and Big Mike arrive and mistake the robots for their heroes, things start to get crazy throughout the train ride. Sonic Says segment: Strangers
15	22	"Too Tall Tails"	Kent Butterworth	Rowby Goren	October 5, 1993	115
After interrogating Professor Von Schlemmer into helping him assemble the "Humongo-Gizmo", Robotnik banishes Schlemmer to the Jungle of Doom, with plans to use the machine to become the undisputed master of Mobius. Meanwhile, Sonic and Tails discover Wienerville, the wienie capital of Mobius, which happens to be inhabited by anthropomorphic (and cannibalistic) wieners. Sonic and Tails are greeted by Mayor Knackwurst and treated to a number of Wienerville's delicacies. Elsewhere, Robotnik tests the Humongo-Gizmo on Grounder's belly button lint, only to have the machine malfunction and explode on them, leaving them charred and causing a tree to fall on them. and creating residue in the form of an orange cloud that travels to Wienerville and engulfs Tails, enlarging him and his appetite to kaijū proportions. Needless to say, Tails now threatens to eat Wienerville out of existence. Sonic Says segment: Healthy diets
16	2	"Tails' New Home"	Kent Butterworth	Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	September 7, 1993	120
When Sonic decides to find Tails a suitable foster home to ensure his safety, Robotnik finds out and creates a robot fox family, who pose as Tails' long-lost parents. Sonic Says segment: Running away from home
17	6	"Over the Hill Hero"	Kent Butterworth	Francis Moss	September 13, 1993	118
After rescuing the out-of-shape Captain Rescue, Sonic grows tired of his incompetence, which leads to Robotnik tricking him into capturing the hedgehog. Sonic Says segment: Wisdom of elders
18	12	"Blank-Headed Eagle"	Kent Butterworth	Dennis O'Flaherty	September 21, 1993	113
Scratch suffers a blow to the head and believes that he is his favorite television character, Edgar Eagle. Sonic uses this to his advantage in preventing another of Robotnik's schemes. Sonic Says segment: Wearing a seat belt
19	44	"The Mystery of the Missing Hi-tops"	Kent Butterworth	Kevin Murphy & Ed Ferrara	November 4, 1993	114
During a fair in his honor, Sonic's shoes go missing and he has to resort to detective work to find them and solve the whodunit case. Sonic Says segment: Stealing
20	18	"So Long Sucker"	Kent Butterworth	Cydne Clark & Steve Granat	September 29, 1993	122
Tails adopts a pet from another dimension that grows larger when it gets angry. Sonic Says segment: Pets
21	32	"Sonic Gets Thrashed"	Kent Butterworth	Cydne Clark & Steve Granat	October 19, 1993	119
When Robotnik opens up a resort to make the resident Mobians his slaves, Sonic enlists the help of some robots from an area of Mobius called Scrap Valley. Sonic Says segment: Rubbish
22	5	"Pseudo Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Cliff Macgillivray	September 10, 1993	126
Robotnik creates a robot look-alike of Sonic with the intent of spoiling the hedgehog's image. He forces a lab rat named Laurence to pilot by threatening his parents. Sonic Says segment: Poison ivy
23	10	"Grounder the Genius"	Kent Butterworth	Doug Molitor	September 17, 1993	121
Grounder accidentally puts a "genius chip" in his head, and it makes him so smart that he easily captures Sonic and even takes over Robotnik's operations. Sonic Says segment: Using your brain
24	26	"Tails in Charge"	Kent Butterworth	Martha Moran	October 11, 1993	124
When Scratch and Grounder zap Sonic with Robotnik's new freeze ray, Tails has to keep him safe. Sonic Says segment: Home safety
25	56	"Sno Problem"	Kent Butterworth	Sandra Ryan	November 22, 1993	125
Robotnik introduces the "Ultra Freeze-O-Matic", announcing his plan to freeze every citizen on Mobius so that he can install "Servitude Chips" into the frozen citizens and make them unquestionably obedient. Sonic and Tails must foil the scheme. Sonic Says segment: Bicycle safety check
26	4	"Submerged Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Bob Forward	September 9, 1993	123
Robotnik is after the Power Gems from the city of Submerbia in the Labyrinth Zone. Sonic and Tails are enlisted by a local citizen to stop Robotnik. Sonic Says segment: Shallow water
27	13	"Boogey-Mania"	Kent Butterworth	Rowby Goren	September 22, 1993	129
Robotnik reprograms a machine created by Von Schlemmer capable of turning dreams into reality and unleashes a Nightmare Monster upon Mobius. The Internet meme PINGAS originated in this episode. Sonic Says segment: Sleep
28	27	"Musta Been a Beautiful Baby"	Kent Butterworth	Gordon Bressack	October 12, 1993	130
Robotnik's attempt to turn Sonic into an old man with his newest device backfires, turning him and Tails into babies. Now stuck in a day-care, the infantile Sonic and Tails must try and keep Robotnik under control, while Scratch and Grounder attempt to get him back. Sonic Says segment: Tumble dryers
29	35	"Robotnik, Jr."	Kent Butterworth	Robert Askin	October 22, 1993	127
Robotnik constructs a robot son in order to help him with his conquest of Mobius. Sonic Says segment: Peer pressure
30	50	"Full Tilt Tails"	Kent Butterworth	Robert Askin	November 12, 1993	132
Robotnik makes chewing gum that makes the consumer as fast as Sonic. Robotnik gives it to Grounder, but he loses and Tails gets a hold of it. Sonic Says segment: Smoking
31	48	"MacHopper"	Kent Butterworth	Doug Booth	November 10, 1993	128
Robotnik attempts to brainwash MacHopper (a kangaroo who acts like Crocodile Dundee), into doing his dirty deeds, but an explosion causes his memory to become unstable. Sonic Says segment: Currents and riptides
32	21	"Momma Robotnik Returns"	Kent Butterworth	Francis Moss	October 4, 1993	136
Momma Robotnik visits her son, and after he fails once again, she disowns him and decides to adopt Sonic as her own son in order to capture him. Sonic Says segment: Obeying the law
33	47	"Spaceman Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	November 9, 1993	138
Robotnik send Scratch and Grounder into space to pillage the asteroid belt, with Sonic and Tails in pursuit. When the spaceship runs out of power, they are stranded at an abandoned space station, pursued by a residing alien. Sonic Says segment: Common colds
34	58	"Mad Mike, Da Bear Warrior"	Kent Butterworth	Doug Booth	November 24, 1993	131
Robotnik starves a village of rabbits into building a statue of himself. With help from Da Bears, Sonic and Updike, one of the villagers, manage to infiltrate the statue. Sonic Says segment: Medicine
35	30	"The Last Resort"	Kent Butterworth	Jess Borgeson	October 15, 1993	146
Sonic is forced into retirement when Robotnik seemingly announces he is giving up villainy. Sonic is given an all-expense-paid vacation to an island resort in gratitude. Of course, Robotnik's set up the whole thing as a trap for the hedgehog. Sonic Says segment: Walking alone
36	19	"Robotnik's Rival"	Kent Butterworth	Gordon Bressack	September 29, 1993	137
Robotnik and a rival named Quark Rex try to cooperate in capturing Sonic. However, Sonic tricks them into becoming enemies, and they try to outdo each other. Sonic Says segment: Cheating
37	36	"The Magic Hassle"	Kent Butterworth	Douglas Zip Purgason	October 25, 1993	135
Coconuts acquires a magic wand and magical gadgets from Wes Weasley (after agreeing to forward all payments to Robotnik), and attempts to master them while Robotnik trying to change the released Sonic banknotes into Robotnik money in the Mobius Mint. Sonic Says segment: Money
38	28	"Sonic the Matchmaker"	Kent Butterworth	Robert Askin	October 13, 1993	139
Robotnik captures Breezie and Robotnik Jr. (who has fallen for the former) in order to find out why they betrayed him so he can build the perfect robot wife. Sonic Says segment: Playground safety
39	34	"Tails Prevails"	Kent Butterworth	Bob Forward	October 21, 1993	133
It's Sonic's Birthday and Tails builds Sonic an interesting gift. Realizing Tails' potential with mechanics, Sonic asks Professor Von Shlemmer to make Tails his research assistant, but then Robotnik captures and impersonates him to get Tails to build his latest anti-Sonic weapon. Sonic Says segment: Boredom
40	25	"Zoobotnik"	Kent Butterworth	Rowby Goren	October 8, 1993	144
An intergalactic huntress captures various citizens of Mobius and falls in love with Robotnik during her visit. Sonic Says segment: Wildlife
41	29	"Attack on the Pinball Fortress"	Kent Butterworth	Bob Forward	October 14, 1993	145
Robotnik has unleashed his "Stupidity Ray" on Mobius, knowing that the newly-stupifyed Mobians will be too braindead to stop him. As Sonic and Tails make their way to Robotnik's new lair, the Pinball Fortress, they find themselves competing with Wes Weasely and Sergeant Doberman, both of whom want to capture the Stupidity Ray for their own purposes. Sonic Says segment: Stupidity
42	46	"Mass Transit Trouble"	Kent Butterworth	Kevin Murphy & Ed Ferrara	November 8, 1993	140
Robotnik plants bombs at three of Mobius' centers of transport (an airport, a lighthouse and a railway station), threatening to cause chaos unless Sonic can effectively be in three places at once. Sonic Says segment: Bicycle safety rules
43	31	"Coachnik"	Kent Butterworth	Doug Molitor	October 18, 1993	142
Robotnik constructs a pushy P.T. (physical training) robot in an attempt to increase Scratch and Grounder's fitness. Sonic Says segment: Warming up
44	41	"Untouchable Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Dennis O'Flaherty	November 1, 1993	143
Sonic comes to the rescue of a town as it is held to ransom by Robotnik's crime syndicate. Sonic Says segment: Gangs
45	45	"Super Robotnik"	Kent Butterworth	Rowby Goren	November 5, 1993	152
Coconuts accidentally mixes a chemical that gives Robotnik super powers, and the mad doctor quickly uses them to threaten Mobius's world leaders and publicly humiliate Sonic. However, Robotnik isn't completely invincible, and Sonic must find a way to exploit the weak chink in Robotnik's newfound powers in an Olympics-style gladiator match. Sonic Says segment: Chemicals
46	7	"Robolympics"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	September 14, 1993	108
An asteroid is heading for Turtle Town and Robotnik offers to save it, but only if Sonic agrees to play in the Robolympics against him and his robots. Sonic Says segment: Being active
47	24	"Magnificent Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	October 7, 1993	141
Sonic becomes the sheriff of Tranquil Gulch, in hopes of cleaning out Robotnik's robots from harassing the locals. Sonic Says segment: Gun safety
48	37	"Black Bot the Pirate"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	October 26, 1993	148
Robotnik goes time-traveling to find four Chaos Emeralds that could make him all-powerful. His first stop is the time of Blackbeard the Pirate, where he enlists the pirate's help (after robo-transmogrifying him, that is) to find the Emerald of Invisibility. However, with help from a local scientist, Sonic and Tails go after him. Sonic Says segment: Caution with sharp objects
49	38	"Hedgehog of the "Hound" Table"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	October 27, 1993	149
Robotnik's next stop is the time of King Arfur and the Knights of the Round Table to get the Emerald of Invincibility. Sonic and Tails follow him, but Robotnik, with the unwilling help of local wizard Merlynx, obtains the Emerald, and takes over the kingdom. Sonic Says segment: Swimming alone
50	39	"Robotnik's Pyramid Scheme"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	October 28, 1993	150
Robotnik is erasing Sonic's family tree in order to get the Chaos Emerald of Immortality. Sonic and Tails go after him, prevent Robotnik from interfering with his ancestors' meeting, and then race to the crypt of Robotnik's ancestor Robotnikhotep, where the Emerald is kept. Sonic Says segment: Skateboard safety
51	40	"Prehistoric Sonic"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	October 29, 1993	151
Despite the intervention of Sonic and Tails, Robotnik obtains the Chaos Emerald of life in prehistory and the other emeralds and becomes the Supreme High Robotnik. Sonic Says segment: Electrical appliance safety
52	49	"Baby-Sitter Jitters"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	November 11, 1993	147
Sonic and Tails babysit a trio of baby beavers who are at least as much trouble as Robotnik and get themselves kidnapped at least as often as Tails. Sonic Says segment: Babysitting
53	54	"Honey, I Shrunk the Hedgehog"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	November 18, 1993	153
Sonic, Tails, and a group of miners are hit by Robotnik's shrink ray and must work together to undo the effects. Sonic Says segment: Recycling
54	59	"Robotnikland"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	November 25, 1993	154
Robotnik takes control of the local amusement park on Sonic's birthday. Sonic Says segment: Cooking
55	53	"The Mobius 5000"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	November 17, 1993	155
Sonic and Tails enter a car race in order to save an orphanage Robotnik's threatening to shut down. Sonic Says segment: Car safety
56	60	"The Little Merhog"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	November 26, 1993	156
Sonic and Tails help a mermaid hedgehog save her underwater city from the wrath of Captain John Paul Memo. Sonic Says segment: Matches
57	52	"Road Hog"	Kent Butterworth	Jeffrey Scott	November 16, 1993	157
Sonic and Tails get sentenced to hard labor for speeding as a result of Robotnik having hypnotized the law through pollen. Sonic Says segment: Calling for help
58	64	"The Robots' Robot"	Kent Butterworth	Jess Borgeson	December 2, 1993	159
Scratch and Grounder build a robot of their own who soon runs away and ends up befriending Sonic. Sonic Says segment: Fire
59	63	"Tails' Tale"	Kent Butterworth	Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	December 1, 1993	160
When Sonic mysteriously vanishes, Tails, Professor Von Schlemmer, and a pilot named William Le Due search for him in the Pyramid of Kommamachs. Sonic Says segment: Computers
60	65	"Hero of the Year"	Kent Butterworth	Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	December 3, 1993	165
Wes Weasley pretends to host a roast (actually a clip show) to Sonic that Robotnik is using to trap him. Sonic Says segment: Alcohol
61	62	"Fast and Easy"	Kent Butterworth	Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly	November 30, 1993	161
A pickpocket named Easy Eddie picks at Robotnik's Chaos Emerald ring, much to his anger. Sonic must keep Easy Eddie hidden so that he can discard the ring. Sonic Says segment: Breakfast
62	51	"Lifestyles of the Sick and Twisted"	Kent Butterworth	Kevin O'Donnell	November 15, 1993	158
When Throbbin Screech picks Sonic for his program instead of him, Robotnik kidnaps his niece in order to be featured on the show. Sonic Says segment: Vandalism
63	57	"Sonic is Running"	Kent Butterworth	Doug Molitor	November 23, 1993	162
When Momma Robotnik threatens her son into campaigning for the Mobius presidency, Sonic decides to run against him. Sonic Says segment: Tooth pain
64	61	"Robo-Ninjas"	Kent Butterworth	Francis Moss	November 29, 1993	163
Robotnik captures a master of martial arts in order to turn Scratch and Grounder into better fighters which then creates Robo-Ninjas to stop Sonic. Sonic Says segment: Road safety
65	43	"Sonically Ever After"	Kent Butterworth	Gordon Bressack	November 3, 1993	164
Scratch and Grounder use a ray gun Robotnik invented to transport Sonic, Tails and Robotnik into a book of fairy tales. But when some of the fairy tales come to life under Robotnik's control, Sonic and Tails have to try and give them happy endings to stop Robotnik. Sonic Says segment: Library

Special

#	Aired order	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate	Prod. code
N/A	N/A	"Sonic Christmas Blast"	Blair Peters	Reed Shelly and Bruce Shelly	November 24, 1996^[1]	S01
Robotnik disguises himself as Santa Claus in order to force him into retirement and con the children out of presents during Christmas. During a visit to Robotropolis, Sonic and Tails rescue the real Santa Claus, who presents Sonic with a speed run test due to a ring Sally Acorn gave him as a gift serving as a key.

References

↑ 3 Points of Articulation (13 November 2009). Sonic's Christmas Blast-Part 1. Youtube. Retrieved on 26 January 2015.

Sonic the Hedgehog in other media

Printed media	Manga	Sonic the Hedgehog Story Comic (1991) · Sonic the Hedgehog (The Adventures of SONIC the Hedgehog (1992—1994) · Dash & Spin Super Fast Sonic (2003—2005) · Dengeki Nintendo DS (Sonic World Adventure (2008), Sonic and the Black Knight (2009), Sonic Chronicles (2009), Sonic Colors (2010), Sonic Generations (2011) · Sonic Superstars Start Book (2023)
	Comic books	Sonic the Hedgehog (promotional comic) (1991) · Archie Comics (Issue ¼ (1992), Sonic the Hedgehog (miniseries) (1993), Sonic the Hedgehog (comic series) (1993—2017) · Sonic the Comic (1993—2002) · Sonic Sunday Strips (1993—1995) · Sonic Adventures (1994) · Archie Comics (Princess Sally (1995), Tails (1995), Knuckles (1996), Sonic Quest (1996), Knuckles the Echidna (1997—1999), Sonic X (2005—2008), Sonic Universe (2008—2017), Sonic Boom (2014—2015) · Sonic Comic (2016) · IDW Publishing (Sonic the Hedgehog (2018-present), Sonic the Hedgehog: Tangle & Whisper (2019), Sonic the Hedgehog: Bad Guys (2020), Sonic the Hedgehog: Imposter Syndrome (2021-2022), Sonic the Hedgehog: Scrapnik Island (2022-2023)
	Novels and picture books	Stay Sonic (1993) · Virgin Books (Sonic the Hedgehog in Robotnik's Laboratory (1993), Sonic the Hedgehog in the Fourth Dimension (1993), Sonic the Hedgehog and the Silicon Warriors (1993), Sonic the Hedgehog in Castle Robotnik (1994) · Pense Bem: Uma Aventura Científica com Sonic the Hedgehog (1993) · Troll Associates (Sonic the Hedgehog (1994), Sonic the Hedgehog: Robotnik's Revenge (1994), Sonic the Hedgehog: Fortress of Fear (1995), Sonic the Hedgehog: Friend or Foe? (1995), Sonic & Knuckles (1995), Sonic X-Treme (1997) · Ladybird (Sonic the Hedgehog Colouring Poster Book (1994), Sonic the Story (1994), Sonic the Hedgehog: Robotnik's Oil (1994), Sonic the Hedgehog: The Invisible Robotnik (1994) · Watermill Press (Sonic the Hedgehog (1995) · Golden Books (Sonic the Hedgehog: Sonic's Shoes Blues (1993), Sonic the Hedgehog 2: The Secret Admirer (1994), Sonic the Hedgehog 3: Up Against the Wall (1995), Sonic the Hedgehog: Double Trouble (1996) · Sonic X (2005—2007) (Meteor Shower Messenger (2005), Spaceship Blue Typhoon (2005), Battle at Ice Palace (2006), Aqua Planet (2006), Dr. Eggman Goes to War (2006), Desperately Seeking Sonic (2007) · Where's Sonic? A Search-and-Find Adventure (2012) · Sonic Boom (2015—2016) (Le partenaire ideal (2015), La machine à gaffes (2015), Pas de chance, Knuckles ! (2015), L'épouvantable Todd (2016), Sonic Superstar (2016), Une étrange météorite (2016)) · Sonic and the Tales of Deception (2018) · Sonic and the Tales of Terror (2018) · Meet Sonic! (2019) · Sonic Prime (2023-2024) (Bienvenue à Néo Yoke City ! (2023), Le prisme du paradoxe (2023), La loi de la jungle (2024), L'arbre qui cache la forêt (2024))
	Strategy guides	BradyGames (Sonic Riders: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide (2006), Sonic Colors: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide (2010), Sonic Generations: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide (2011) · Prima Games (Sonic Adventure: Prima's Official Strategy Guide (1999), Sonic Adventure 2: Prima's Official Strategy Guide (2001), Sonic Adventure 2: Prima's Official Strategy Guide (2003), Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut: Prima's Official Strategy Guide (2003), Sonic Heroes: Prima's Official Strategy Guide (2004), Shadow the Hedgehog: Prima Official Game Guide (2005), Sonic the Hedgehog: Official Game Guide (2006), Sonic and the Secret Rings: Prima Official Game Guide (2007), Sonic Unleashed: Prima Official Game Guide (2008), Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood: Prima Official Game Guide (2008) · Sonic Adventure 2 Perfect Guide (2001) · Sonic Advance & Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Official Perfect Guide (2002) · Sonic Advance 2 Official Guidebook (2003) · Shadow the Hedgehog Strongest Strategy Guide (2005) · Softbank (Sonic R Official Guide (1997), Sonic Adventure: Navigation Guide (1999), Sonic Adventure 2 Hero/Dark Manual (2001)
	Other	Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Knitting Patterns (1992) · Sonic the Hedgehog Adventure Gamebook (Fantail) (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) (1993—1996) · Sonic the Hedgehog Adventure Gamebook (Ladybird) (1, 2, 3, 4) (1994—1995) · Joke Book (1994) · Sonic Extra (199X) · Where's Sonic? (1994) · Where's Sonic Now? (1996) · Puzzle Book 1 (1994) · Puzzle Book 2 (1994) · The Official Sonic the Hedgehog Yearbook (1993, 1994) · Sonic the Hedgehog Book (1992) · Sonic the Hedgehog Paint 'n' Marker Book (1993) · Look and Find Sonic the Hedgehog (1995) · Sonic the Hedgehog (Play-a-Sound) (1995) · How to Draw Sonic the Hedgehog & the Gang (1998) · The History of Sonic the Hedgehog (2012) · Sonic the Hedgehog Super Interactive Annual 2014 (2013) · Run, Sonic, Run! (2013) · Sonic the Hedgehog Joke Book (2014) · Sonic the Hedgehog Sticker Mania! (2014) · Totally Sonic (2014) · Sonic: His Amazing History! (2016) · The Secrets of Sonic the Hedgehog (2016) · Sonic: The Ultimate Character Guide (2016) · Sonic the Hedgehog 25th Anniversary Art Book (2017) · Welcome to the World of Sonic (2018) · Sonic the Hedgehog Mad Libs (2018) · Race Against Chaos Sticker Activity Book (2018) · Sonic the Hedgehog Art & Design Book (2019) · Sonic & Friends Sticker Activity Book (2019) · Sonic the Hedgehog Encyclo-speed-ia (2021) · Sonic the Hedgehog: The Official Coloring Book (2022) · Sonic the Hedgehog: The Official Color by Sticker Book (2022) · Sonic the Hedgehog: The Official Adult Coloring Book (2022) · Sonic Prime Sticker Album (2023) · Sonic the Hedgehog: The Official Cookbook (2023) · Sonic the Hedgehog: The IDW Comic Art Collection (2023) · The Ultimate Sonic Prime Coloring Book (2023) · Sonic Prime Sticker & Activity Book (2024) · Sonic - Maxi-colo (2024)
Television and film	Animated shows	Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (1993) · Sonic the Hedgehog (1993—1994) · Sonic Underground (1999) · Sonic X (2003—2005) · Sonic Boom (2014—2017) · Sonic Prime (2022-2024)
	Shorts	Sonic the Animation (1997) · Sonic: Night of the Werehog (2008) · Sonic Mania Adventures (2018) · Team Sonic Racing Overdrive (2019) · Chao In Space (2019) · Around the World in 80 Seconds (2020) · Sonic Colors: Rise of the Wisps (2021) · Sonic Drone Home (2022) · Sonic Frontiers Prologue: Divergence (2022) · Sonic Superstars: Trio of Trouble (2023) · Ghost Tale (2023)
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[1] 3 Points of Articulation (13 November 2009). Sonic's Christmas Blast-Part 1. Youtube. Retrieved on 26 January 2015.

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-This is a '''list of episodes of ''[[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog]]''''' (in production order).
+The following is a list of episode summaries for the ''[[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' television series, an American cartoon created by [[DiC Entertainment|DiC Animation City]] and [[Sega|Sega of America, Inc.]]
+The show ran for 65 episodes in [[Wikipedia:Broadcast syndication|first-run syndication]] in 1993. Each episode ends with a special segment called "[[Sonic Says]]" which are written by Kevin Donahue and Phil Harnage.
-{|class="wikitable"
-!style="background: #E9E9E9;"|Episode number
-!style="background: #E9E9E9;"|Original airdate
-!style="background: #E9E9E9;"|Episode name
-!style="background: #E9E9E9;"|Alternative names
-!style="background: #E9E9E9;"|Writer
-!style="background: #E9E9E9;"|Synopsis
-!style="background: #E9E9E9;"|Sonic Sez segment
-|-
-|1
-|September 6, 1993
-|"[[Super Special Sonic Search and Smash Squad (episode)|Super Special Sonic Search and Smash Squad]]"
-|Sonic Search and Smash Squad
-|Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|When Sonic and Tails are captured by Grounder and Scratch, Sonic tells the duo the story of how they first met, taking place in a flashback.
-|Calling 911 (emergency services)
-|-
-|2
-|September 7, 1993
-|"[[Subterranean Sonic]]"
-|
-|Robert Askin
-|While escaping Scratch and Grounder in the [[Marble Zone]], Sonic and Tails cross paths with a grumpy, self-centered mole named [[Spelunk]], who does not take kindly to ANY intruders in his mines.
-|Sharing
-|-
-|3
-|September 8, 1993
-|"[[Lovesick Sonic]]"
-|Sonic in Love
-|Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|When Sonic saves a female hedgehog named [[Breezie]] from Scratch and Grounder, she sweet-talks Sonic into doing meaningless tasks around Mobius. Sonic is unaware that Breezie is actually one of Robotnik's robots, sent to distract him while he proceeds to destroy the underground wells of Mobius. On the flipside, Robotnik is unaware that Breezie is actually developing true feelings for Sonic.
-| This episode is best known for its "Sonic Sez" segment centering around sexual harassment. It often pops up as a fad in fan-made internet videos.
-|-
-|4
-|September 9, 1993
-|"[[Slowwww Going]]"
-|Sonic Slows Down
-|Jack Hanrahan &amp; Eleanor Burian-Mohr
-|After trashing the home of a family of sloths, Robotnik returns to his hilltop fortress and introduces the Subatomic Slow-Go Beam Weapon, a Mobian Mega Crystal-powered weapon that drastically curtails the molecular motion of its target. Scratch and Grounder attempt to use it on Sonic... and succeeds. Now, Sonic is just another slo-mo, and it's up to Tails to get him back up to speed.
-|Some people have something smart to offer
-|-
-|5
-|September 10, 1993
-|"[[High Stakes Sonic]]"
-|
-|Robert Askin
-|Sonic and Tails infiltrate Robotnik's new [[Casino Night Zone]] to stop his henchman [[Smiley the Shark]] from scamming the Mobians into becoming Robotnik's slaves.
-|Dares
-|-
-|6
-|September 13, 1993
-|"[[Sonic Breakout]]"
-|
-|Douglas Zip Purgason
-|Robotnik imprisons cartoonist [[Sketch Lampoon]], who has made fun of him in his comic book.
-|Graffiti
-|-
-|7
-|September 14, 1993
-|"[[Trail of the Missing Tails]]"
-|
-|Bob Forward
-|Robotnik's insane cousin [[Doctor Warpnik]] captures Tails and lures Sonic into his [[Warp of Confusion]] as bait for Robotnik.
-|Remembering your Phone Number
-|-
-|8
-|September 15, 1993
-|"[[Close Encounter of the Sonic Kind]]"
-|Close Encounters of the Sonic Kind; Way, Way Out There
-|Douglas Zip Purgason
-|Sonic and Tails have to help fix a rocket ship for an alien prince who's late for his coronation.
-|Sunburn
-|-
-|9
-|September 16, 1993
-|"[[Momma Robotnik's Birthday]]"
-|
-|Francis Moss
-|Robotnik is haunted by the one being on Mobius he fears most... [[Mama Robotnik|his mother]].
-|Trees
-|-
-|10
-|September 17, 1993
-|"[[Big Daddy (episode)|Big Daddy]]"
-|King Coconuts
-|Jess Borgeson
-|Sonic has to save a baby gorilla's father from Robotnik.<br />Pierre De Celles, an animation director, described "Big Daddy" as an episode he felt "really proud of." He described the editing as "poor." He described the animation process as taking "4 times longer than usual" since the animator of the episode was deaf and mute; De Celles described his translator as "just great."<ref name="PierreDeCellesToonzone">"[http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=18227 Pierre De Celles on Animating Sonic the Hedgehog and Other Tales]," ''Toon Zone''</ref>
-|Going out
-|-
-|11
-|September 20, 1993
-|"[[Sonic's Song]]"
-|Sing It Again, Sonic
-|Kevin Donahue &amp; Donald P. Zappala
-|In response to a popular song about Sonic, Robotnik creates a robot designed to destroy all the music on [[Mobius]].
-|Hearing
-|-
-|12
-|September 21, 1993
-|"[[Birth of a Salesman]]"
-|
-|Steven J. Fisher, Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|Just as Robotnik frustratingly questions his ability to get rid of Sonic with such unreliable aid as Scratch and Grounder, an energetic salesman comes to Robotnik's doorstep introducing himself as [[Wes Weasley]], a representative of the "Handy Dandy Super Villain Appliance Distributors Limited Company". Robotnik takes a liking to Weasley's brash, obnoxious, pushy, rude demeanor and odd attire, and immediately hires the salesman. However, he later regrets it when Wes's gadgets keep backfiring on his minions.
-|False advertising
-|-
-|13
-|September 22, 1993
-|"[[Best Hedgehog]]"
-|
-|Martha Moran
-|Sonic and Tails rescue Robotnik's first prisoner and work to reunite him with his lost girlfriend, whom Robotnik is also after.
+==Episode list==
-This episode was criticized for transvestism, including a scene where Sonic, disguised as Lucinda, tricks (and kisses) Robotnik at his last-minute wedding.
+{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto; width: 100%;"
-|Reading
 |-
+! style="width:8%" |#
-|14
+! style="width:8%" |Aired order
-|September 23, 1993
+! Title
-|"[[The Robotnik Express]]"
+! Directed by
-|Robotnik Express
+! Written by
-|Doug Booth
+! Original airdate
-|En route to stop a train of explosives from reaching Robotnik's munitions factory ("The Emporium of Devastation, Destruction, and Demolition"), Sonic and Tails get caught by Scratch and Grounder, only to quickly escape. However, when "[[Da Bearz]]" Big Griz and Big Mike arrive and mistake the robots for their heroes, things start to get crazy throughout the train ride.
+! style="width:10%" |Prod. code
-|Strangers
+{{Episode list
-|-
+|Title           = "[[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog pilot|Pilot]]"
-|15
+|OriginalAirDate = Unaired
-|September 24, 1993
+|Aux1            = N/A
-|"[[Too Tall Tails]]"
+|Aux2            = Kent Butterworth
-|
+|ProdCode        = N/A
-|Rowby Goren
+|EpisodeNumber   = 0
-|After interrogating [[Professor Von Schlemmer]] into helping him assemble the "Humongo-Gizmo", Robotnik banishes Schlemmer to the [[Jungle of Doom]], with plans to use the machine to become the undisputed master of Mobius. Meanwhile, Sonic and Tails discover [[Wienerville]], the wienie capital of Mobius, which happens to be inhabited by anthropomorphic (and cannibalistic) wieners. Sonic and Tails are greeted by [[Mayor Knackwurst]] and treated to a number of Wienerville's delicacies. Elsewhere, Robotnik tests the Humongo-Gizmo on Grounder's belly button lint, only to have the machine malfunction and explode on them, leaving them charred and causing a tree to fall on them. and creating residue in the form of an orange cloud that travels to Wienerville and engulfs Tails, enlarging him and his appetite to kaijū proportions. Needless to say, Tails now threatens to eat Wienerville out of existence.
+|EpisodeNumber2  = N/A
-|Healthy diets
+|ShortSummary    = This pilot is more of a proof of concept than a complete episode. It outlines the basic premise and structure, introducing the planet Mobius and its "Freedom Fighter" Sonic the Hedgehog and his sidekick Tails, as well as Dr. Robotnik and his robots (voiced by [[Jim Cummings]]). Some of the ideas would be revisited in later episodes, and one animation in particular became part of the closing credits for each episode.
-|-
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Crossing the street
-|16
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
-|September 27, 1993
+}}
-|"[[Tails' New Home]]"
+{{Episode list
-|Welcome Home, Tails
+|Title           = "[[Super Special Sonic Search & Smash Squad (episode)|Super Special Sonic Search &amp; Smash Squad]]"
-|Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
+|OriginalAirDate = October 6, 1993
-|After Sonic saves Tails from Scratch and Grounder once again, Sonic does all he can to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. A local pair of storks prove to be too incompetent to safely take in Tails as their adoptive son, and [[Sergeant Doberman]] proves to be too dangerous, but Sonic refuses to give up in his search for a loving family for Tails. But when they meet a pair of foxes claiming to be Tails' real parents, it seems too good to be true... and it is, for they're Robotnik's robots in disguise. Upon discovering this, Sonic breaks Tails out yet again, and apologizes for failing to find Tails a family. However, Tails assures him that Sonic himself was his family all along.
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
-|Running away from home
+|Aux2            = Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|-
+|ProdCode        = 101
-|17
+|EpisodeNumber   = 1
-|September 28, 1993
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 23
-|"[[Over the Hill Hero]]"
+|ShortSummary    = When Sonic and Tails are captured by Grounder and Scratch, Sonic tells the duo the story of how they first met, taking place in a flashback.
-|
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Calling 911 (emergency services)
-|Francis Moss
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
-|After rescuing the out-of-shape [[Captain Rescue]], Sonic grows tired of his incompetence, which leads to Robotnik tricking him into capturing the hedgehog.
+}}
-|Elders
+{{Episode list
-|-
+|Title           = "[[Subterranean Sonic]]"
-|18
-|September 29, 1993
+|OriginalAirDate = September 16, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
-|"[[Blank-Headed Eagle]]"
+|Aux2            = Robert Askin
-|Illegal Eagle, Scratch Goes Good
+|ProdCode        = 102
-|Dennis O'Flaherty
+|EpisodeNumber   = 2
-|Scratch suffers a blow to the head and thinks he's TV hero Edgar Eagle.
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 9
-|Wearing a seat belt
+|ShortSummary    = While escaping Scratch and Grounder in the [[Marble Zone (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|Marble Zone]], Sonic and Tails cross paths with a grumpy, self-centered mole named [[Spelunk]], who does not take kindly to ANY intruders in his mines.
-|-
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Sharing
-|19
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
-|September 30, 1993
+}}
-|"[[The Mystery of the Missing Hi-tops]]"
+{{Episode list
-|
+|Title           = "[[Lovesick Sonic]]"
-|Kevin Murphy &amp; Ed Ferrara
+|OriginalAirDate = September 15, 1993
-|During a fair in his honor, Sonic's shoes go missing and he has to resort to detective work to find them. Surprisingly, the culprit is NOT Robotnik.
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
-|Stealing
+|Aux2            = Bruce Shelly & Reed Shelly
-|-
+|ProdCode        = 103
-|20
+|EpisodeNumber   = 3
-|October 1, 1993
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 8
-|"[[So Long Sucker]]"
+|ShortSummary    = When Sonic saves a female hedgehog named [[Breezie]] from Scratch and Grounder, she sweet-talks Sonic into doing meaningless tasks around Mobius. Sonic is unaware that Breezie is actually one of Robotnik's robots, sent to distract him while he proceeds to destroy the underground wells of Mobius. On the flipside, Robotnik is unaware that Breezie is actually developing true feelings for Sonic.
-|Goodbye Sucker
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Sexual harassment
-|Cydne Clark &amp; Steve Granat
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
-|Tails adopts a pet from another dimension that grows larger when it gets angry.
+}}
-|Pets
+{{Episode list
-|-
+|Title           = "[[Slowwww Going]]"
-|21
-|October 4, 1993
+|OriginalAirDate = September 28, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
-|"[[Sonic Gets Thrashed]]"
+|Aux2            = Jack Hanrahan &amp; Eleanor Burian-Mohr
-|Sonic Gets Trashed, Scrap Valley
+|ProdCode        = 104
-|Cydne Clark &amp; Steve Granat
+|EpisodeNumber   = 4
-|When Robotnik opens up a resort to make the resident Mobians his slaves, Sonic enlists the help of some robots from an area of Mobius called [[Scrap Valley]].
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 17
-|Rubbish
+|ShortSummary    = After trashing the home of a family of sloths, Robotnik returns to his hilltop fortress and introduces the Subatomic Slow-Go Beam Weapon, a Mobian Mega Crystal-powered weapon that drastically curtails the molecular motion of its target. Scratch and Grounder attempt to use it on Sonic... and succeeds. Now, Sonic is just another slo-mo, and it's up to Tails to get him back up to speed.
-|-
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Some people have something smart to offer
-|22
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
-|October 5, 1993
+}}
-|"[[Pseudo Sonic (episode)|Pseudo Sonic]]"
+{{Episode list
-|
+|Title           = "[[High Stakes Sonic]]"
-|Cliff Macgillivray
+|OriginalAirDate = September 20, 1993
-|Robotnik creates a [[Pseudo Sonic|robot look-alike]] of Sonic with the intent of spoiling the hedgehog's image. This episode's plot was also used in issue #9 of the [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie)|Sonic comic book]].
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
-|Poison ivy
+|Aux2            = Robert Askin
-|-
+|ProdCode        = 105
-|23
+|EpisodeNumber   = 5
-|October 6, 1993
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 11
-|"[[Grounder the Genius]]"
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic and Tails infiltrate Robotnik's new [[Casino Night Zone]] to stop his henchman [[Smiley (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|Smiley]] from scamming the Mobians into becoming Robotnik's slaves.
-|
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Dares
-|Doug Molitor
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
-|Grounder accidentally puts a "genius chip" in his head, and it makes so smart that he easily captures Sonic and even takes over Robotnik's operations.
+}}
-|Using your brain
+{{Episode list
-|-
+|Title           = "[[Sonic Breakout]]"
-|24
-|October 7, 1993
+|OriginalAirDate = November 2, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
-|"[[Tails in Charge]]"
+|Aux2            = Douglas Zip Purgason
-|
+|ProdCode        = 110
-|Martha Moran
+|EpisodeNumber   = 6
-|When Scratch and Grounder zap Sonic with Robotnik's new freeze ray, Tails has to keep him safe.
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 42
-|Don't open your door to strangers
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik imprisons cartoonist [[Sketch Lampoon]], who has made fun of him in his comic book.
-|-
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Graffiti
-|25
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
-|October 8, 1993
+}}
-|"[[Sno Problem]]"
+{{Episode list
-|
+|Title           = "[[Trail of the Missing Tails]]"
-|Sandra Ryan
+|OriginalAirDate = October 1, 1993
-|Robotnik introduces the "Ultra Freeze-O-Matic", announcing his plan to freeze every citizen on Mobius and install "Servitude Chips" into the frozen citizens, causing them to completely and unquestionably obey Robotnik, with a test run on Scratch and Grounder proving successful. Meanwhile, at Mount Splatterhorn Sonic and Tails are getting some rest and relaxation when a blizzard suddenly hits the area. Robotnik discovers that Sonic is at Mount Splatterhorn and demands Scratch and Grounder to capture him. After a lengthy ski chase, Scratch and Grounder fall a considerable height and suffer a blow to their heads, causing their Servitude Chips to malfunction. Sonic takes this opportunity to fool Scratch and Grounder into believing that he is their master as to learn Robotnik's current plan. Sonic then commands the two robots to take him to the Freeze-O-Matic to make a few "adjustments". Robotnik learns of this, and believes that Scratch and Grounder have turned traitor, and decides to bury them all with the Ultra Freeze-O-Matic's "Avalanche Activator".
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bob Forward
+|ProdCode        = 109
+|EpisodeNumber   = 7
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 20
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik's insane cousin [[Doctor Warpnik]] captures Tails and lures Sonic into his [[Warp of Confusion]] as bait for Robotnik.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Remembering your Phone Number
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Close Encounter of the Sonic Kind]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 20, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Douglas Zip Purgason
+|ProdCode        = 134
+|EpisodeNumber   = 8
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 33
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic and Tails have to help fix a rocket ship for an alien prince who's late for his coronation.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Sunburn
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Momma Robotnik's Birthday]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 27, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Francis Moss
+|ProdCode        = 107
+|EpisodeNumber   = 9
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 16
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik's obnoxious [[Momma Robotnik|mother]] visits her son on her birthday and expects a present. After he fails to destroy a nearby forest as a present, however, she decides to capture Sonic as her own gift.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Trees
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Big Daddy (episode)|Big Daddy]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 23, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jess Borgeson
+|ProdCode        = 106
+|EpisodeNumber   = 10
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 14
+|ShortSummary    = After being exiled by Robotnik, Coconuts finds a lost baby gorilla who thinks he is his father. Coconuts attempts to use the gorilla to stop Sonic. The baby gorilla's father, meanwhile, is under the control of Robotnik, and Sonic has to save him.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Telling parents where you're going
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Sonic's Song]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 19, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Kevin Donahue &amp; Donald P. Zappala
+|ProdCode        = 112
+|EpisodeNumber   = 11
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 55
+|ShortSummary    = In response to a popular song about Sonic, Robotnik creates a robot designed to destroy all the music on [[Mobius (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|Mobius]].
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Hearing
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Birth of a Salesman]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 8, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Steven J. Fisher, Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
+|ProdCode        = 111
+|EpisodeNumber   = 12
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 3
+|ShortSummary    = Just as Robotnik frustratingly questions his ability to get rid of Sonic with such unreliable aid as Scratch and Grounder, an energetic salesman comes to Robotnik's doorstep introducing himself as [[Wes Weasley]], a representative of the "Handy Dandy Super Villain Appliance Distributors Limited Company". Robotnik takes a liking to Weasley's brash, obnoxious, pushy, rude demeanor and odd attire, and immediately hires the salesman. However, he later regrets it when Wes's gadgets keep backfiring on his minions.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': False advertising
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Best Hedgehog]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 6, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Martha Moran
+|ProdCode        = 116
+|EpisodeNumber   = 13
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 1
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic and Tails rescue Robotnik's first prisoner and work to reunite him with his lost girlfriend, whom Robotnik is also after.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Reading
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[The Robotnik Express]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 24, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Doug Booth
+|ProdCode        = 117
+|EpisodeNumber   = 14
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 15
+|ShortSummary    = En route to stop a train of explosives from reaching Robotnik's munitions factory ("The Emporium of Devastation, Destruction, and Demolition"), Sonic and Tails get caught by Scratch and Grounder, only to quickly escape. However, when "[[Da Bears]]" Big Griz and Big Mike arrive and mistake the robots for their heroes, things start to get crazy throughout the train ride.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Strangers
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Too Tall Tails]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 5, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Rowby Goren
+|ProdCode        = 115
+|EpisodeNumber   = 15
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 22
+|ShortSummary    = After interrogating [[Professor Von Schlemmer]] into helping him assemble the "Humongo-Gizmo", Robotnik banishes Schlemmer to the [[Jungle of Doom]], with plans to use the machine to become the undisputed master of Mobius. Meanwhile, Sonic and Tails discover [[Wienerville]], the wienie capital of Mobius, which happens to be inhabited by anthropomorphic (and cannibalistic) wieners. Sonic and Tails are greeted by [[Mayor Knackwurst]] and treated to a number of Wienerville's delicacies. Elsewhere, Robotnik tests the Humongo-Gizmo on Grounder's belly button lint, only to have the machine malfunction and explode on them, leaving them charred and causing a tree to fall on them. and creating residue in the form of an orange cloud that travels to Wienerville and engulfs Tails, enlarging him and his appetite to kaijū proportions. Needless to say, Tails now threatens to eat Wienerville out of existence.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Healthy diets
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Tails' New Home]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 7, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
+|ProdCode        = 120
+|EpisodeNumber   = 16
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 2
+|ShortSummary    = When Sonic decides to find Tails a suitable foster home to ensure his safety, Robotnik finds out and creates a robot fox family, who pose as Tails' long-lost parents.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Running away from home
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Over the Hill Hero]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 13, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Francis Moss
+|ProdCode        = 118
+|EpisodeNumber   = 17
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 6
+|ShortSummary    = After rescuing the out-of-shape [[Captain Rescue]], Sonic grows tired of his incompetence, which leads to Robotnik tricking him into capturing the hedgehog.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Wisdom of elders
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Blank-Headed Eagle]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 21, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Dennis O'Flaherty
+|ProdCode        = 113
+|EpisodeNumber   = 18
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 12
+|ShortSummary    = Scratch suffers a blow to the head and believes that he is his favorite television character, Edgar Eagle. Sonic uses this to his advantage in preventing another of Robotnik's schemes.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Wearing a seat belt
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[The Mystery of the Missing Hi-tops]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 4, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Kevin Murphy &amp; Ed Ferrara
+|ProdCode        = 114
+|EpisodeNumber   = 19
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 44
+|ShortSummary    = During a fair in his honor, Sonic's shoes go missing and he has to resort to detective work to find them and solve the whodunit case.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Stealing
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[So Long Sucker]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 29, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Cydne Clark &amp; Steve Granat
+|ProdCode        = 122
+|EpisodeNumber   = 20
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 18
+|ShortSummary    = Tails adopts a pet from another dimension that grows larger when it gets angry.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Pets
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Sonic Gets Thrashed]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 19, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Cydne Clark &amp; Steve Granat
+|ProdCode        = 119
+|EpisodeNumber   = 21
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 32
+|ShortSummary    = When Robotnik opens up a resort to make the resident Mobians his slaves, Sonic enlists the help of some robots from an area of Mobius called [[Scrap Valley]].
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Rubbish
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Pseudo Sonic (episode)|Pseudo Sonic]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 10, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Cliff Macgillivray
+|ProdCode        = 126
+|EpisodeNumber   = 22
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 5
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik creates a [[Pseudo Sonic|robot look-alike]] of Sonic with the intent of spoiling the hedgehog's image. He forces a lab rat named Laurence to pilot by threatening his parents.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Poison ivy
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Grounder the Genius]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 17, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Doug Molitor
+|ProdCode        = 121
+|EpisodeNumber   = 23
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 10
+|ShortSummary    = Grounder accidentally puts a "genius chip" in his head, and it makes him so smart that he easily captures Sonic and even takes over Robotnik's operations.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Using your brain
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Tails in Charge]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 11, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Martha Moran
+|ProdCode        = 124
+|EpisodeNumber   = 24
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 26
+|ShortSummary    = When Scratch and Grounder zap Sonic with Robotnik's new freeze ray, Tails has to keep him safe.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Home safety
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Sno Problem]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 22, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Sandra Ryan
+|ProdCode        = 125
+|EpisodeNumber   = 25
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 56
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik introduces the "Ultra Freeze-O-Matic", announcing his plan to freeze every citizen on Mobius so that he can install "Servitude Chips" into the frozen citizens and make them unquestionably obedient. Sonic and Tails must foil the scheme.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Bicycle safety check
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Submerged Sonic]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 9, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bob Forward
+|ProdCode        = 123
+|EpisodeNumber   = 26
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 4
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik is after the Power Gems from the city of [[Submerbia]] in the [[Labyrinth Zone]]. Sonic and Tails are enlisted by a local citizen to stop Robotnik.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Shallow water
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Boogey-Mania]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 22, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Rowby Goren
+|ProdCode        = 129
+|EpisodeNumber   = 27
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 13
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik reprograms a machine created by Von Schlemmer capable of turning dreams into reality and unleashes a Nightmare Monster upon Mobius. The Internet meme PINGAS originated in this episode.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Sleep
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Musta Been a Beautiful Baby]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 12, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Gordon Bressack
+|ProdCode        = 130
+|EpisodeNumber   = 28
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 27
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik's attempt to turn Sonic into an old man with his newest device backfires, turning him and Tails into babies. Now stuck in a day-care, the infantile Sonic and Tails must try and keep Robotnik under control, while Scratch and Grounder attempt to get him back.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Tumble dryers
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Robotnik, Jr.]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 22, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Robert Askin
+|ProdCode        = 127
+|EpisodeNumber   = 29
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 35
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik constructs a robot son in order to help him with his conquest of Mobius.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Peer pressure
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Full Tilt Tails]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 12, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Robert Askin
+|ProdCode        = 132
+|EpisodeNumber   = 30
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 50
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik makes chewing gum that makes the consumer as fast as Sonic. Robotnik gives it to Grounder, but he loses and Tails gets a hold of it.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Smoking
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[MacHopper (episode)|MacHopper]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 10, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Doug Booth
+|ProdCode        = 128
+|EpisodeNumber   = 31
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 48
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik attempts to brainwash [[MacHopper]] (a kangaroo who acts like Crocodile Dundee), into doing his dirty deeds, but an explosion causes his memory to become unstable.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Currents and riptides
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Momma Robotnik Returns]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 4, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Francis Moss
+|ProdCode        = 136
+|EpisodeNumber   = 32
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 21
+|ShortSummary    = Momma Robotnik visits her son, and after he fails once again, she disowns him and decides to adopt Sonic as her own son in order to capture him.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Obeying the law
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Spaceman Sonic]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 9, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
+|ProdCode        = 138
+|EpisodeNumber   = 33
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 47
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik send Scratch and Grounder into space to pillage the asteroid belt, with Sonic and Tails in pursuit. When the spaceship runs out of power, they are stranded at an abandoned space station, pursued by a residing alien.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Common colds
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Mad Mike, Da Bear Warrior]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 24, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Doug Booth
+|ProdCode        = 131
+|EpisodeNumber   = 34
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 58
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik starves a village of rabbits into building a statue of himself. With help from [[Da Bears]], Sonic and Updike, one of the villagers, manage to infiltrate the statue.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Medicine
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[The Last Resort (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|The Last Resort]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 15, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jess Borgeson
+|ProdCode        = 146
+|EpisodeNumber   = 35
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 30
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic is forced into retirement when Robotnik seemingly announces he is giving up villainy. Sonic is given an all-expense-paid vacation to an island resort in gratitude. Of course, Robotnik's set up the whole thing as a trap for the hedgehog.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Walking alone
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Robotnik's Rival]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 29, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Gordon Bressack
+|ProdCode        = 137
+|EpisodeNumber   = 36
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 19
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik and a rival named Quark Rex try to cooperate in capturing Sonic. However, Sonic tricks them into becoming enemies, and they try to outdo each other.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Cheating
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[The Magic Hassle]]"
+|OriginalAirDate =  October 25, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Douglas Zip Purgason
+|ProdCode        = 135
+|EpisodeNumber   = 37
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 36
+|ShortSummary    = Coconuts acquires a magic wand and magical gadgets from Wes Weasley (after agreeing to forward all payments to Robotnik), and attempts to master them while Robotnik trying to change the released Sonic banknotes into Robotnik money in the Mobius Mint.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Money
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Sonic the Matchmaker]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 13, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Robert Askin
+|ProdCode        = 139
+|EpisodeNumber   = 38
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 28
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik captures [[Breezie]] and [[Robotnik Jr.]] (who has fallen for the former) in order to find out why they betrayed him so he can build the perfect [[Omletta|robot wife]].
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Playground safety
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Tails Prevails]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 21, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bob Forward
+|ProdCode        = 133
+|EpisodeNumber   = 39
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 34
+|ShortSummary    = It's Sonic's Birthday and Tails builds Sonic an interesting gift. Realizing Tails' potential with mechanics, Sonic asks Professor Von Shlemmer to make Tails his research assistant, but then Robotnik captures and impersonates him to get Tails to build his latest anti-Sonic weapon.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Boredom
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Zoobotnik]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 8, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Rowby Goren
+|ProdCode        = 144
+|EpisodeNumber   = 40
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 25
+|ShortSummary    = An intergalactic huntress captures various citizens of Mobius and falls in love with Robotnik during her visit.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Wildlife
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Attack on the Pinball Fortress]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 14, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bob Forward
+|ProdCode        = 145
+|EpisodeNumber   = 41
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 29
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik has unleashed his "Stupidity Ray" on Mobius, knowing that the newly-stupifyed Mobians will be too braindead to stop him. As Sonic and Tails make their way to Robotnik's new lair, the Pinball Fortress, they find themselves competing with Wes Weasely and [[Sergeant Doberman]], both of whom want to capture the Stupidity Ray for their own purposes.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Stupidity
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Mass Transit Trouble]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 8, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Kevin Murphy &amp; Ed Ferrara
+|ProdCode        = 140
+|EpisodeNumber   = 42
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 46
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik plants bombs at three of Mobius' centers of transport (an airport, a lighthouse and a railway station), threatening to cause chaos unless Sonic can effectively be in three places at once.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Bicycle safety rules
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Coachnik (episode)|Coachnik]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 18, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Doug Molitor
+|ProdCode        = 142
+|EpisodeNumber   = 43
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 31
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik constructs a pushy P.T. (physical training) robot in an attempt to increase Scratch and Grounder's fitness.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Warming up
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Untouchable Sonic]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 1, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Dennis O'Flaherty
+|ProdCode        = 143
+|EpisodeNumber   = 44
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 41
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic comes to the rescue of a town as it is held to ransom by Robotnik's crime syndicate.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Gangs
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Super Robotnik (episode)|Super Robotnik]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 5, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Rowby Goren
+|ProdCode        = 152
+|EpisodeNumber   = 45
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 45
+|ShortSummary    = [[Coconuts (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|Coconuts]] accidentally mixes a chemical that gives Robotnik super powers, and the mad doctor quickly uses them to threaten Mobius's world leaders and publicly humiliate Sonic. However, Robotnik isn't completely invincible, and Sonic must find a way to exploit the weak chink in Robotnik's newfound powers in an Olympics-style gladiator match.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Chemicals
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Robolympics]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = September 14, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 108
+|EpisodeNumber   = 46
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 7
+|ShortSummary    = An asteroid is heading for Turtle Town and Robotnik offers to save it, but only if Sonic agrees to play in the Robolympics against him and his robots.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Being active
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Magnificent Sonic]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 7, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 141
+|EpisodeNumber   = 47
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 24
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic becomes the sheriff of Tranquil Gulch, in hopes of cleaning out Robotnik's robots from harassing the locals.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Gun safety
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Black Bot the Pirate (episode)|Black Bot the Pirate]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 26, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 148
+|EpisodeNumber   = 48
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 37
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik goes time-traveling to find four Chaos Emeralds that could make him all-powerful. His first stop is the time of [[Blackbot the Pirate|Blackbeard the Pirate]], where he enlists the pirate's help (after robo-transmogrifying him, that is) to find the Emerald of Invisibility. However, with help from a local scientist, Sonic and Tails go after him.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Caution with sharp objects
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Hedgehog of the "Hound" Table]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 27, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 149
+|EpisodeNumber   = 49
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 38
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik's next stop is the time of King Arfur and the Knights of the Round Table to get the Emerald of Invincibility. Sonic and Tails follow him, but Robotnik, with the unwilling help of local wizard Merlynx, obtains the Emerald, and takes over the kingdom.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Swimming alone
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Robotnik's Pyramid Scheme]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 28, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 150
+|EpisodeNumber   = 50
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 39
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik is erasing Sonic's family tree in order to get the Chaos Emerald of Immortality. Sonic and Tails go after him, prevent Robotnik from interfering with his ancestors' meeting, and then race to the crypt of Robotnik's ancestor Robotnikhotep, where the Emerald is kept.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Skateboard safety
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Prehistoric Sonic]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = October 29, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 151
+|EpisodeNumber   = 51
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 40
+|ShortSummary    = Despite the intervention of Sonic and Tails, Robotnik obtains the Chaos Emerald of life in prehistory and the other emeralds and becomes the [[Supreme High Robotnik]].
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Electrical appliance safety
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Baby-Sitter Jitters]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 11, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 147
+|EpisodeNumber   = 52
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 49
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic and Tails babysit a [[Becky (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|trio of]] [[Bucky|baby]] [[Chucky|beavers]] who are at least as much trouble as Robotnik and get themselves kidnapped at least as often as Tails.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Babysitting
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Honey, I Shrunk the Hedgehog]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 18, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 153
+|EpisodeNumber   = 53
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 54
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic, Tails, and a group of miners are hit by Robotnik's shrink ray and must work together to undo the effects.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Recycling
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Robotnikland (episode)|Robotnikland]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 25, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 154
+|EpisodeNumber   = 54
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 59
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik takes control of the local amusement park on Sonic's birthday.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Cooking
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[The Mobius 5000]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 17, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 155
+|EpisodeNumber   = 55
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 53
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic and Tails enter a car race in order to save an orphanage Robotnik's threatening to shut down.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Car safety
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[The Little Merhog]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 26, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 156
+|EpisodeNumber   = 56
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 60
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic and Tails help a [[Merna the Merhog|mermaid hedgehog]] save her [[Mertopia|underwater city]] from the wrath of Captain John Paul Memo.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Matches
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Road Hog]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 16, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jeffrey Scott
+|ProdCode        = 157
+|EpisodeNumber   = 57
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 52
+|ShortSummary    = Sonic and Tails get sentenced to hard labor for speeding as a result of Robotnik having hypnotized the law through pollen.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Calling for help
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[The Robots' Robot]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = December 2, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Jess Borgeson
+|ProdCode        = 159
+|EpisodeNumber   = 58
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 64
+|ShortSummary    = Scratch and Grounder build [[Robot|a robot]] of their own who soon runs away and ends up befriending Sonic.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Fire
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Tails' Tale]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = December 1, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
+|ProdCode        = 160
+|EpisodeNumber   = 59
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 63
+|ShortSummary    = When Sonic mysteriously vanishes, Tails, [[Professor Von Schlemmer]], and a pilot named [[Captain William Le Due|William Le Due]] search for him in the Pyramid of Kommamachs.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Computers
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Hero of the Year]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = December 3, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
+|ProdCode        = 165
+|EpisodeNumber   = 60
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 65
+|ShortSummary    = Wes Weasley pretends to host a roast (actually a [[Wikipedia:Clip show|clip show]]) to Sonic that Robotnik is using to trap him.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Alcohol
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Fast and Easy]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 30, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
+|ProdCode        = 161
+|EpisodeNumber   = 61
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 62
+|ShortSummary    = A pickpocket named [[Easy Eddie]] picks at Robotnik's Chaos Emerald ring, much to his anger. Sonic must keep Easy Eddie hidden so that he can discard the ring.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Breakfast
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Lifestyles of the Sick and Twisted]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 15, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Kevin O'Donnell
+|ProdCode        = 158
+|EpisodeNumber   = 62
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 51
+|ShortSummary    = When [[Throbbin Screech]] picks Sonic for his program instead of him, Robotnik kidnaps his niece in order to be featured on the show.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Vandalism
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Sonic is Running]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 23, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Doug Molitor
+|ProdCode        = 162
+|EpisodeNumber   = 63
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 57
+|ShortSummary    = When Momma Robotnik threatens her son into campaigning for the Mobius presidency, Sonic decides to run against him.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Tooth pain
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Robo-Ninjas]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 29, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Francis Moss
+|ProdCode        = 163
+|EpisodeNumber   = 64
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 61
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik captures a master of martial arts in order to turn Scratch and Grounder into better fighters which then creates Robo-Ninjas to stop Sonic.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Road safety
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+{{Episode list
+|Title           = "[[Sonically Ever After]]"
+|OriginalAirDate = November 3, 1993
+|Aux1            = Kent Butterworth
+|Aux2            = Gordon Bressack
+|ProdCode        = 164
+|EpisodeNumber   = 65
+|EpisodeNumber2  = 43
+|ShortSummary    = Scratch and Grounder use a ray gun Robotnik invented to transport Sonic, Tails and Robotnik into a book of fairy tales. But when some of the fairy tales come to life under Robotnik's control, Sonic and Tails have to try and give them happy endings to stop Robotnik.
+'''[[Sonic Says]] segment''': Library
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
+}}
+|}
+===Special===
-Sonic is able to use the fire from the friction his speed is creating to convert the falling snow into water, allowing him and the group to continue their mission. Meanwhile, Robotnik whips out his "Servitude Chip Remote Regenerator" and uses it to return the robots to his control. Scratch and Grounder, now under Robotnik's command, trick Sonic into crossing a thin ice bridge and capture Tails after the bridge breaks. Scratch and Grounder return to Robotnik's bunker with Tails, on which Robotnik tests the "Servitude Patch", a Servitude Chip designed to work on living, breathing creatures. Tails, now under Scratch and Grounder's control, lures Sonic into the clutches of the two robots, but Sonic easily tricks Scratch and Grounder into commanding Tails to remove his own Servitude Chip, and escapes himself. Robotnik decides to dispose of Sonic himself, using numerous weapons built into the Ultra Freeze-O-Matic. Sonic soon disposes of Robotnik, tossing him into Lake Splatterhorn and using the Freeze-O-Matic's "Frozen Concentrate" feature to freeze the lake. Mount Splatterhorn mysteriously thaws during this time.
+{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto; width: 100%;"
-|Bicycle safety check
 |-
+! style="width:8%" |#
-|26
+! style="width:8%" |Aired order
-|October 11, 1993
+! Title
-|"[[Submerged Sonic]]"
+! Directed by
-|
+! Written by
-|Bob Forward
+! Original airdate
-|Robotnik is after the Power Gems from the city of [[Submerbia]] in the [[Labyrinth Zone]].
+! style="width:10%" |Prod. code
-|Shallow water
+{{Episode list
-|-
+|Title           = "[[Sonic Christmas Blast]]"
-|27
+|OriginalAirDate = November 24, 1996<ref>{{Cite web|url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwi_sH7ZwYI |title= Sonic's Christmas Blast-Part 1 |author=3 Points of Articulation |publisher= Youtube |date= 13 November 2009 |accessdate= 26 January 2015}}</ref>
-|October 12, 1993
+|Aux1            = Blair Peters
-|"[[Boogey-Mania]]"
+|Aux2            = Reed Shelly and Bruce Shelly
-|Dream on
+|ProdCode        = S01
-|Rowby Goren
+|EpisodeNumber   = N/A
-|Robotnik reprograms a machine created by Von Schlemmer capable of turning dreams into reality and unleashes a Nightmare Monster upon Mobius. This episode is infamous for Robotnik's line: "Snooping as usual, I see?", with heavy emphasis placed on the syllables "ping" and "as" which makes it sound like Robotnik is saying the word "penis".
+|EpisodeNumber2  = N/A
-|Sleep
+|ShortSummary    = Robotnik disguises himself as [[Santa Claus]] in order to force him into retirement and con the children out of presents during Christmas. During a visit to Robotropolis, Sonic and Tails rescue the real Santa Claus, who presents Sonic with a speed run test due to a ring [[Sally (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|Sally Acorn]] gave him as a gift serving as a key.
-|-
+|LineColor       = 0000FF
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+}}
-|October 13, 1993
-|"[[Musta Been a Beautiful Baby]]"
-|
-|Gordon Bressack
-|Scratch and Grounder turn Sonic, Tails, and Robotnik into babies, putting the three of them in daycare.
-|Tumble dryers
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-|29
-|October 14, 1993
-|"[[Robotnik, Jr.]]"
-|Son of Robotnik
-|Robert Askin
-|Robotnik creates a robot son to help him capture Sonic.
-|Peer pressure
-|-
-|30
-|October 15, 1993
-|"[[Full-Tilt Tails]]"
-|
-|Robert Askin
-|Robotnik makes chewing gum that makes the consumer fast as Sonic, and then Tails steps on it himself. This episode's plot was later recycled for the ''[[Sonic Underground]]'' episode "Sonic Tonic".
-|Smoking
-|-
-|31
-|October 18, 1993
-|"[[Mac-Hopper]]"
-|
-|Doug Booth
-|Robotnik attempts to brainwash a kangaroo who acts like Crocodile Dundee into doing his dirty deeds, but an explosion causes his memory to become unstable.
-|Currents and riptides
-|-
-|32
-|October 19, 1993
-|"[[Momma Robotnik Returns]]"
-|The Return of Momma Robotnik
-|Francis Moss
-|[[Mama Robotnik]] escapes from the Home for Really Bizzare Mothers and hijacks a milk hovertruck to find her son, Doctor Robotnik, failing to defeat Sonic with a transforming, fire-breathing car. Momma takes Robotnik back to his hilltop fortress and "cleans house", starting with Robotnik. She officially disowns Robotnik and adopts Scratch and Grounder as her sons. Later that day, Sonic and Tails are seen hanging around when a beaver on a penny-farthing delivers a paper to Sonic saying that someone wants to adopt him. At court, Sonic states his disapproval of being adopted, but his objection is overruled when it is learned that Sonic isn't an adult. It turns out that the adopter is Momma Robotnik (in disguise), making Sonic, unable to fight the law, her adoptive son. To convince Sonic further, Scratch and Grounder kidnap Tails behind everyone's back, whom Momma threatens to drop down a bottomless pit if Sonic doesn't obey her orders.In the Robotnik home, Sonic is forced to do numerous chores (with Scratch and Grounder sent by Momma to cause trouble for Sonic) while Momma harasses all of Mobius with a device that controls all of the machines on Mobius. That night, Coconuts, on sewer patrol, is recruited by Robotnik, who is determined to get his fortress back. The next day, Miss Snitt, the adoption case worker abruptly arrives at the Robotnik residence to check up on Sonic's progress. Robotnik arrives and reveals to Miss Snitt that he was disowned by Momma, knowing that no one who disowns their child can adopt another. To confirm that Robotnik is indeed Momma's son, Sonic remove's Robotnik's mustache and places it on Momma, who looks exactly like Robotnik. With the adoption of Sonic the Hedgehog annulled, Momma orders Scratch and Grounder to eliminate everyone around her, but ends up destroying Robotnik's super computer, and is soon sent back to the Home for Really Bizzare Mothers.
-|Obeying the law
-|-
-|33
-|October 20, 1993
-|"[[Spaceman Sonic]]"
-|Space Sonic
-|Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|Sonic and Tails are blasted into space whilst trying to prevent Robotnik from launching a deadly rocket towards a space station.
-|Colds
-|-
-|34
-|October 21, 1993
-|"[[Mad Mike, Da Bear Warrior]]"
-|
-|Doug Booth
-|With help from [[Da Bearz]], Sonic and co. put a stop to the construction of a Robotnik statue.
-|Medicine
-|-
-|35
-|October 22, 1993
-|"[[The Last Resort (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|The Last Resort]]"
-|Robotnik on Vacation
-|Jess Borgeson
-|Sonic is forced into retirement when Robotnik seemingly announces he is giving up villainy. Sonic is given an all-expense-paid vacation to an island resort in gratitude. Of course, Robotnik's set up the whole thing as a trap for the hedgehog.
-|Walking alone
-|-
-|36
-|October 25, 1993
-|"[[Robotnik's Rival]]"
-|
-|Gordon Bressack
-|Robotnik and a rival scientist named Dr. Quark try to cooperate in capturing Sonic. At first they are successful, but due to Scratch and Grounder's incompetence, Sonic and Tails get away. A stream of attempts from Sonic to make the 2 doctors hate each other (along with Scratch and Grounder tricking Quark's super-intelligent robot, "DOOFUS", into turning against its master) eventually results in their failure.
-|Cheating
-|-
-|37
-|October 26, 1993
-|"[[The Magic Hassle]]"
-|
-|Douglas Zip Purgason
-|
-Coconuts acquires a magic wand and magical gadgets from Wes Weasley (after agreeing to forward all payments to Robotnik), and attempts to master them while Robotnik trying to change the released Sonic banknotes into Robotnik money in the Mobius Mint.
-'''Trivia:'''
-This episode recycles sound effects from ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show''.
-|Money
-|-
-|38
-|October 27, 1993
-|"[[Sonic the Matchmaker]]"
-|
-|Robert Askin
-|Robotnik captures [[Breezie]] and [[Robotnik Jr.]] (who has fallen for the former) in order to find out why they betrayed him so he can build the perfect [[Omletta|robot wife]].
-|Playground safety
-|-
-|39
-|October 28, 1993
-|"[[Tails Prevails]]"
-|
-|Bob Forward
-|It's Sonic's Birthday and Tails builds Sonic an interesting gift. Realizing Tails' potential with mechanics, Sonic asks Professor Von Shlemmer to make Tails his research assistant, but then Robotnik captures and impersonates him to get Tails to build his latest anti-Sonic weapon.
-|Boredom
-|-
-|40
-|October 29, 1993
-|"[[Zoobotnik]]"
-|
-|Rowby Goren
-|An intergalactic bounty hunter comes to capture Sonic and falls in love with Robotnik while doing so. She almost marries Robotnik but Sonic ruins the ceremony by inviting Momma Robotnik to the party.
-|Wild animals
-|-
-|41
-|November 1, 1993
-|"[[Attack on the Pinball Fortress]]"
-|Force Three from Mobius
-|Bob Forward
-|Robotnik has unleashed his "Stupidity Ray" on Mobius, knowing that the newly-stupifyed Mobians will be too braindead to stop him. As Sonic and Tails make their way to Robotnik's new lair, the Pinball Fortress (a reference to ''[[Sonic Spinball]]'', complete with a scorpion-like guard robot remincent of [[Scorpius]] from the first stage), they find themselves competing with Wes Weasely and [[Sergeant Doberman]], both of whom want to capture the Stupidity Ray for their own purposes.
-|Stupidity
-|-
-|42
-|November 2, 1993
-|"[[Mass Transit Trouble]]"
-|Robotnik's Chaos
-|Kevin Murphy &amp; Ed Ferrara
-|Robotnik plants bombs at three of Mobius' centers of transport (an airport, a lighthouse and a railway station), threatening to cause chaos unless Sonic can effectively be in three places at once. Note: The episode was later banned in Toon Disney airings because of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Plus it has a "weird animation bit" during when Tails was about to smash one of the bombs with a hammer but smashes Sonic's foot instead.
-|Bycicle safety rules
-|-
-|43
-|November 3, 1993
-|"[[Coachnik]]"
-|The Coachnik
-|Doug Molitor
-|Robotnik constructs a pushy P.T. (physical training) robot in an attempt to increase Scratch and Grounder's fitness.
-|Warming up before exercise
-|-
-|44
-|November 4, 1993
-|"[[Untouchable Sonic]]"
-|
-|Dennis O'Flaherty
-|Sonic comes to the rescue of a town as it is held to ransom by Robotnik's crime syndicate. A few scenes from the pilot animation are integrated into this episode.
-|Gangs
-|-
-|45
-|November 5, 1993
-|"[[Super Robotnik (episode)|Super Robotnik]]"
-|
-|Rowby Goren
-|[[Coconuts]] accidentally mixes a chemical that gives Robotnik super powers, and the mad doctor quickly uses them to threaten Mobius's world leaders and publicly humiliate Sonic. However, Robotnik isn't completely invincible, and Sonic must find a way to exploit the weak chink in Robotnik's newfound powers in an Olympics-style gladiator match.
-|Chemicals
-|-
-|46
-|November 8, 1993
-|"[[Robolympics]]"
-|
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|An asteroid is heading for Turtle Town and Robotnik offers to save it, but only if Sonic agrees to play in the Robolympics against him and his robots.
-|Being active
-|-
-|47
-|November 9, 1993
-|"[[Magnificent Sonic]]"
-|
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Sonic becomes the sheriff of Tranquil Gulch, in hopes of cleaning out Robotnik's robots from harassing the locals.
-|Guns
-|-
-|48
-|November 10, 1993
-|"[[Blackbot the Pirate (episode)|Blackbot the Pirate]]"
-|Quest for the Chaos Emeralds (1); Time for Trouble
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Robotnik goes time-traveling to find four Chaos Emeralds that could make him all-powerful. His first stop is the time of [[Blackbot the Pirate|Blackbeard the Pirate]], where he enlists the pirate's help (after robo-transmogrifying him, that is) to find the Emerald of Invisibilty.
-|Caution with sharp objects
-|-
-|49
-|November 11, 1993
-|"[[Hedgehog of the Hound Table]]"
-|Quest for the Chaos Emeralds (2); Medieval Madness
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Robotnik's next stop is the time of [[King Arfur]] and the Knights of the Hound Table to get the Emerald of Invincibility. Sonic and Tails follow him, but Robotnik, with the unwilling help of local wizard [[Merlynx]], obtains the Emerald, magically petrifies Sonic's feet and takes over the kingdom. After escaping and reversing the spell with Merlynx's help, Sonic challenges Robotnik to a jousting match. However, as Robotnik is now invincible, nothing Sonic tries is effective. Tails steals the Emerald while Robotnik is distracted, and Robotnik, Scratch, and Grounder are defeated and sent back in time to ancient Rome, where they are attacked by a lion in the Roman Coliseum.
-|Swimming alone
-|-
-|50
-|November 12, 1993
-|"[[Robotnik's Pyramid Scheme]]"
-|Quest for the Chaos Emeralds (3); The Pyramid Scheme
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Robotnik then heads to ancient [[Mobigypt]] to get the Emerald of Immortality and to ensure Sonic's ancestors, [[Masonic]] and [[Penelope (Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog)|Penelope]], never meet so that he'd never be born. Sonic and Tails go after him, prevent Robotnik from interfering with his ancestors' meeting, and then race to the crypt of Robotnik's ancestor [[Robotnikhotep]], where the Emerald is kept. Robotnik successfully obtains the Emerald, but, with help from his ancestors, Sonic steals it back and sends him, Scratch, and Grounder forward in time to a dogfight during World War I.
-|Skateboard safety
-|-
-|51
-|November 15, 1993
-|"[[Prehistoric Sonic]]"
-|Quest for the Chaos Emeralds (4); Going Way Back
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Robotnik travels back to prehistoric times to obtain the Emerald of Life, but is once again met with interference by Sonic and Tails. However, despite their best efforts, Robotnik obtains all four Emeralds and uses them to become the Supreme High Robotnik, and then attempts to finish off his nemeses once and for all by sending them back in time to the Big Bang. The duo narrowly escape, and then gather four versions of themselves from earlier points in the timeline and successfully defeat Robotnik. Afterwards, the four extra Sonics and Tailses use Robotnik's time machine to return the Emeralds to their proper owners, and also to destroy the time machine afterwards.
-|Electrical appliance safety
-|-
-|52
-|November 16, 1993
-|"[[Baby-Sitter Jitters]]"
-|
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Sonic and Tails babysit a trio of [[Baby Beavers|baby beavers]] who are at least as much trouble as Robotnik and get themselves kidnapped at least as often as Tails.
-|Babysitting
-|-
-|53
-|November 17, 1993
-|"[[Honey, I Shrunk the Hedgehog]]"
-|
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Sonic and Tails are hit by Robotnik's shrink ray and have to work with the citizens of other shrunken cities.
-|Recycling
-|-
-|54
-|November 18, 1993
-|"[[Robotnikland (episode)|Robotnikland]]"
-|
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Robotnik takes control of the local amusement park on Sonic's birthday.
-|Cooking
-|-
-|55
-|November 19, 1993
-|"[[The Mobius 5000]]"
-|Formula 5000
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Sonic and Tails enter a car race in order to save an orphanage Robotnik's threatening to shut down.
-|Car safety
-|-
-|56
-|November 22, 1993
-|"[[The Little Merhog]]"
-|Sonic and the Mermaid
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Sonic and Tails help a [[Merna the Merhog|mermaid hedgehog]] save her [[Mertopia|underwater city]].
-|Matches
-|-
-|57
-|November 23, 1993
-|"[[Road Hog]]"
-|
-|Jeffrey Scott
-|Sonic and Tails get sentenced to hard labor for speeding as a result of Robotnik having hypnotized the law through pollen.
-|Calling for help
-|-
-|58
-|November 24, 1993
-|"[[The Robots' Robot]]"
-|
-|Jess Borgeson
-|Scratch and Grounder build [[Robot|a robot]] of their own who soon runs away and ends up befriending Sonic.
-|Fire
-|-
-|59
-|November 25, 1993
-|"[[Tails' Tale]]"
-|
-|Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|When Sonic mysteriously vanishes, Tails goes looking for him (with help from a pilot and Von Schlemmer), searching in a pyramid.
-|Computers
-|-
-|60
-|November 26, 1993
-|"[[Hero of the Year]]"
-|
-|Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|Wes Weasley pretends to host a roast (actually a clip show) to Sonic that Robotnik is using to trap him.
-|Alcohol
-|-
-|61
-|November 29, 1993
-|"[[Fast and Easy]]"
-|48 Hour Sonic
-|Bruce Shelly &amp; Reed Shelly
-|Robotnik is after [[Easy Eddie]], a pick pocket that took his Chaos Emerald ring that he was going to use to conquer Mobius.
-|Breakfast
-|-
-|62
-|November 30, 1993
-|"[[Lifestyles of the Sick and Twisted]]"
-|
-|Kevin O'Donnell
-|When [[Throbbin Screech]] picks Sonic for his program instead of him, Robotnik kidnaps his niece in order to be featured on the show. Note: Although it was an insult made by Tails, this episode marks the first use of the name "Eggman" in America, which was Dr. Robotnik's name only in Japan at the time this episode was made until it was brought worldwide in ''[[Sonic Adventure]]''.
-|Vandalism
-|-
-|63
-|December 1, 1993
-|"[[Sonic is Running]]"
-|
-|Doug Molitor
-|Mama Robotnik returns to the hilltop fortress to make her reluctant son run for president of Mobius. After posting numerous posters all over Mobius (all of which are vandalized by Sonic), Robotnik bribes Wes Weasley into being his campaign manager. Despite the heavy advertising campaign, Robotnik's opponent, Henry Walrus, is ahead of Robotnik by a landslide in terms of approval rating. With this, Wes suggests that they give Robotnik a new "family man" image, starting with making a robotic wife and dog. The television advertisement that is aired later that day hypnotises the townsfolk with subliminal images of a spiral (that only Sonic can see), causing them to lash out at anyone who speaks ill of Robotnik. This forces Sonic to run for president himself.
-Sonic's "campaign" starts with editing propaganda tapes as to make Robotnik look bad. The next day, Sonic tricks Robotnik into eating such things as an old cigar butt, a used coffee filter, a piece of blown tire, and an old bicycle seat that smells of fish head. Robotnik's terrible reaction causes the hypnosis to wear off. A collapsing bridge at a bridge opening doesn't help his approval rating either. When Sonic tricks Robotnik's robotic wife into believing that Robotnik is cheating on her, Sonic publically accuses Robotnik of ducking the issue of his family life, and both hold a debate in Robotnik's front yard, which Scratch and Grounder attempting to eliminate Sonic during that time. Robotnik eventually makes himself look bad in front of Mobius, making Sonic the president of Mobius, a position from which Sonic resigns, leaving Henry Walrus to be president once more.
-|Tooth pain
-|-
-|64
-|December 2, 1993
-|"[[Robo-Ninjas]]"
-|
-|Francis Moss
-|Robotnik captures a master of martial arts in order to turn Scratch and Grounder into better fighters which then creates Robo-Ninjas to stop Sonic. Note: This episode was never aired on Toon Disney.
-|Road safety
-|-
-|65
-|December 3, 1993
-|"[[Sonically Ever After]]"
-|
-|Gordon Bressack
-|Scratch and Grounder use a ray gun Robotnik invented to transport Sonic, Tails and Robotnik into a book of fairy tales. But when some of the fairy tales come to life under Robotnik's control, Sonic and Tails have to try and give them happy endings to stop Robotnik.
-|Library
 |}
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