New Pink Panther Show

In "Pink, Pink and Away," Super Pink flies into action when the Dogfather robs a bank and then accidentally kidnaps a little boy. And in "Down on the Ant Farm," The Panther's experimental ant farm, complete with Ant, is accidentally delivered to the Aardvark.

In "Pinky in Paradise," aided by a voracious Parrot, Pinky searches for buried treasure only to come up against a territorial Voodoo Man with a bad attitude and a magical Voodoo staff. And in "Department Story Pink-erton," Pinky gets a security job at a department store and must contend with the notorious "Whistler" and a precocious kid.

In "Pink Pizza," Pinky helps Granny, the owner of a ramshackle pizza parlor, to compete and eventually succeed against Big Eddie's, a hi-tech, glitzy pizza conglomerate. And in "The Pink Painter," Pinky is determined to hang his painting in the French Art Museum despite interference from the obnoxiously officious Assistant Museum Director and the Dogfather.

In "Pink and Quiet," Pinky can't sleep so he moves out to the country where he meets Thelma, a little girl who makes his life miserable. Also, in "The Pinky 500," Pinky, while trying to win an auto race, must first deal with driving a car that has a mind of its own.

In "Pilgrim Panther," Puritan Chef Pinky competes with an Indian Brave to capture a wild turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. And in "The Old Pink Magic," Pinky, while performing magic at a birthday party, accidentally makes the birthday boy disappear and has to rescue him from a lonely, wacky witch.

In "Pink-Anderthal Man," Manly Man pursues the Panther through the ages, as Prehistoric inventor Pinky is transported to modern times by a time machine. And in "Pink Kong," despite strong opposition from Voodoo Man, the Panther helps Queen Kong realize her dream of becoming a famous torch singer in the Big Apple.

In "Moby Pink," Pinky, while trying to take a luxury cruise, accidentally stows away on a broken-down fishing scow, skippered by a loony old salt searching for a great "off-white" whale. And in "The Pink Stuff," Astronaut Pinky wants to be the first to walk on Mars. But co- Astronaut Avery Bravery and a pair of hostile aliens have other ideas.

In "Rock Me Pink," while trying to get a heavy metal rock star to play his song, Pinky winds up becoming the concert's main attraction. And in "Pinkus Pantherus," Pink joins the Roman Legion Army and not only ends up with the vindictive Manly Man as his commanding officer, but he must escort the Emperor's Daughter on a dangerous journey.

In "Werewolf in Panther's Clothing," Pinky, working as a dog-catcher, encounters a werewolf in a spooky European village where the inhabitants are all a little "batty." And in "Pink Paparazzi," Pinky uses a video camera to try and capture a zillionaire on tape and ends up capturing the Dogfather instead.

In "The Magnificent Pink One," when a one-horse town needs a new Sheriff, Pinky gets the job. Only to learn that the notorious baddie Brothers are comin' to town. And in "Downhill Panther," Pinky competes against a ski resort owner to decide who gets control of the mountain they both occupy.

In "14 Karat Pink," set in the Old West, the Panther sets out to claim the Lollapalooza Gold Vein and must contend with a couple of ornery hombres: Manly Man and the Boss. And in "Robo-Pink," while working as a Security Guard at a super secret factory, the Panther thwarts the Dogfather's plans to steal their newest item, a secret...um, "doodad."

In "The Ghost and Mr. Panther," when an unsuspecting Pinky takes a job as a house sitter, he soon finds himself up against an abusive parrot, a haunted house and the Dogfather. And in "Cleopanthra," Pinky wants to make it as an architect in ancient Egypt but must contend with the Royal Architect who is out to destroy his work.

In "Pink Encounters," while on vacation, the Panther mistakes an alien spaceship for his pink caddie and inadvertently blasts into space, taking with him a young alien boy that he must return to his parents. Also, in "Junkyard Pink Blues," when Pinky goes into business as a Tracer of Missing Pets, he finds himself up against the Dogfather, a runaway pedigreed French poodle, and a rapacious Junkyard Dog.

In "Pantherobics," in order to get on the TV show, "The Beefy Barbarians," Pinky goes through a rigorous training routine with a gruff old personal trainer. And in "Pinkenstein," when a love-struck Witch prevents our hero from building his better mouse trap to rid the town of mice, Pink builds a Panther look-alike Frankenstein to distract her.

In "Pinky....He Delivers," a modern Red Riding Hood hires Pinky to deliver a mysterious goodie to Grandmother's house which happens to be underwater near a dangerous shark. And in "Super Pink's Egg-celent Adventure," Super Pink rescues the World's Largest Egg from a mad Sumo Chef who wants to turn it into the World's Largest Bowl of Egg Drop Soup.

In "Cowboy Pink," tenderfoot Panther helps Heidi Von Schmarty get her priceless herd of three cows to San Francisco, despite cattle rustling attempts by outlaws Dogfather, Louie and Pugg. And in "Stealth Panther," ace pilot Panther goes on a secret mission to recover a stolen Stealth aircraft from a group of very strange bad guys.

In "Pinky Rider," Pinky starts a delivery service, and though menaced by a motorcycle gang and a monster truck delivery company, he manages to deliver the goods. And, in "The Midnight Ride of Pink Revere," when Paul Revere gets conked on the head by a horseshoe, stable boy Pinky has to take over the famous midnight ride and ends up facing the Redcoats single-handedly.

In "Pinkazuma's Revenge," when Don Rosaro Pantero (the Pink Panther as a Spaniard during the 1500's) bravely embarks upon an adventure to the New World, he encounters fierce Conquistadors, friendly Aztecs and a very uncooperative Parrot. And in "Pinky Down Under," Pinky, a legendary Australian bush guide, is hired by two city slickers who try to poach the rare pygmy plaid kangaroo.

In "Pinkadoon," Moroccan taxi driver Pinky gets trapped in an Arabian Nights city which magically appears for only one hour every hundred years. With the help of an inept genie, he tries to free his female fare from the clutches of the evil Sultan and his men. And in "A Camp-Pink We Will Go," working as a park ranger, the Panther tries to keep peace and quiet at Hand Rock Park, only to be foiled by a pair of young punkers.