The Pink Panther Show

"The Pink Blueprint:" The Pink Panther changes the blueprint designs for a house to his own liking and fights with a contractor to make sure they are built. / "Bomb Voyage": The Inspector attempts to rescue The Commissioner, who has been captured by aliens from outer space. / "The Pink Tail Fly": After watching television till the wee hours, a sleepy Pink Panther trudges off to bed, but a pesky fly begins to "bug" him.

"Pinto Pink": A weary, footsore Pink Panther is trying to thumb a ride to Los Angeles when a smart-aleck horse catches his eye, and he decides to ride the poor beast into town. However, the ornery beast has ideas of his own. / "Le Pig-Al Patrol": The Inspector tries to apprehend a vicious motorcycle gang. / "In The Pink": The physical fitness craze hits the Pink Panther, and he decides to enroll in a body beautiful school to put himself back in shape!

"Jet Pink": Fascinated by the jet planes in a military airfield, The Pink Panther manages to get in a cockpit and to take off for a wild ride in the stratosphere. / "Pique Poguette Paris": The Inspector tracks down the wall-crawling menace, Spider Pierre. / "Tickled Pink": The Pink Panther's Fairy Godmother grants him three wishes and his first wish is for a brand new pair of roller skates. But, be careful what you wish for!

"Pink Pill": The Pink Panther is injured in an accident and is taken to a large hospital to seek treatment. / "Plastered in Paris": The Inspector finds himself having to travel from France to Egypt and then onto Nairobi in pursuit of the elusive villain "X." / "Pink Pistons": The Pink Panther buys a sleek new sports car. In true Pink Panther style he paints it pink and the race is on!

"Rock-A-Bye Pinky": The peace of the dark forest night is shattered by the loud snoring of a camper slumbering in his hammock beneath the tree where the Pink Panther is sleeping. / "Toulouse La Trick": The Inspector handcuffs himself to a huge prisoner, who escapes captivity. / "Sink Pink": Big game hunter, Tex, has promised his little wife Nora a lovely fur piece from his safari. In order to get all the animals he wants, Tex builds an ark and names it Nora's Ark and search for the Panther.

"Prehistoric Pink": A primeval caveman and a primeval Pink Panther are working together to push a huge stone along and may just discovered the wheel! / "Reaux Reaux Reaux Your Boat": The Inspector and Sgt. Deux-Deux are assigned to catch pearl smuggler Captain Calamity and his henchman Crab Louie. / "Come On In! The Water's Pink": The Pink Panther decides to spend a relaxing summer day at Bicep Beach, and brings his collection of inflatable swimming gear along with him.

"Pink Pest Control": The Pink Panther brings a log of wood into his house that has a little termite inside it. He inadvertently antagonizes the insect when he puts the log on the fire, and the termite vows to get even. / "Tour de Farce": The Inspector finds himself trapped on a desert island with a notorious criminal known as Mack Latrukk. / "Pink-A-Boo": Our poor friend, the Pink Panther, is having trouble with a mouse in his house.

"Pink Panic": A desert storm drives the Pink Panther to seek shelter in a ghost town. Unaware that the deserted hotel he has chosen as shelter is haunted, the Panther makes himself at home./ "Transylvania Mania": A vampire and his monstrous assistant need the Inspector's brain for a transplant experiment. / "An Ounce Of Pink": While enjoying a leisurely walk, the Pink Panther encounters a weight fortune machine that seems to be very adept in forecasting the future.

"Prefabricated Pink": The Pink Panther, sauntering casually along, sees a "Construction Workers Wanted" sign on the fence of a building under construction and hops over the fence unannounced and goes to work. / "Le Bowser Bagger": The Inspector and his police dog track down a robber. / "Sky Blue Pink": The Pink Panther gets the urge to fly a kite and, after finally putting one together, finds that he cannot get it off the ground.

"Dial 'P' For Pink": A masked, evil-looking desperado silently climbs to the second floor of a building, intending to crack a seemingly normal safe. Little does he realize that this particular safe is in the home of the Pink Panther. / "Napoleon Blown-Apart": The Inspector tries to stop a mad bomber intent on getting even with the Commissioner. / "Bully For Pink": El Matador, the Pink Panther, is set to fight a dangerous bull and decides to pull out his old bullfighter's cape for the occasion.

"Pink Sphinx": The Pink Panther has trouble with his camel on his way to a pharaoh's tomb. / "Cock-A-Doodle Deux Deux": Assigned to guard the world's largest diamond necklace, the Inspector disguises himself as a chicken to uncover a fowl plot. / "The Pink Phink": A painter is given the task of painting the inside of a house blue. The Pink Panther -- in his Academy Award® winning debut -- however, has other ideas and completely disrupts the painter's job with his pink paint.

"Pink of The Litter": The Pink Panther is arrested for littering in Litterburg, the dirtiest town in the USA, and he is sentenced to clean up the entire town. / "The Great Detaille Stone Operation": The Inspector guards the DeGaulle jewel from the Matzoriley Brothers. / "Shocking Pink": A disembodied narrator tells the Pink Panther to stop lazing around and get on with some odd jobs around the house. The results are predictably worse than leaving well enough alone.

"Pink Valiant": The Pink Panther is dubbed a knight, Sir Pink, and welcomed and accepted by the other members of the Round Table. / "Le Quiet Squad": The stressed-out Commissioner is advised to stay in bed in absolute quiet by his doctor. Unfortunately, the Inspector is dispatched to keep the peace. / "The Hand Is Pinker Than The Eye": It is snowing hard, and the Panther, shivering cold, looks in the window of a nearby house and climbs in to warm himself by the fireplace.

"Reel Pink": The Pink Panther decides to do some fishing, so he forces a worm to cooperate with him and to descend into the murky depths to look for fish. / "Les Miserobots": The Inspector tries to destroy a robot which has taken over his job. / "Smile Pretty Say Pink": When a photographer refuses to pay the Pink Panther's fee for taking pictures of scenic "Pinkstone Park," the Panther is determined to ruin his photos.

"Put-Put-Pink": Wanting to explore the beautiful countryside, the Pink Panther decides to build himself a motorcycle out of some old junk he has found. / "French Freud": The Inspector is wooed by temptress Melody Mercurochrome who secretly plots to steal the DuBarry emerald. / "Pink Is A Many Splintered Thing": The Pink Panther applies for a job at a lumber camp, but has trouble getting the knack of felling trees.

"Extinct Pink": During the Stone Age, a starving Pink Panther is lucky to find a delicious bone for dinner. When a caveman appears and snatches the bone away from him, the chase begins. / "Le Great Dane Robbery": To gain entry to a foreign embassy, the Inspector has to sneak past a guard dog. / "The Pink Quarterback": The Pink Panther is very hungry and luckily finds a quarter lying in the street. As he cannot decide whether to buy a hot dog or a hamburger, the Panther flips a coin.

"Genie With The Light Pink Fur": The Pink Panther finds a magic lamp and lets himself be convinced to become the genie of the lamp, that way he can do good and help people. / "Cherche Le Phantom": The Inspector has to capture an opera-loving gorilla. / "Pinknic": Snowbound in a mountain cabin, the Pink Panther finds that there is not a speck of food in the place. He visualizes himself dying of starvation long before the Spring thaw arrives. He is not alone in his predicament.

"G.I. Pink": The Pink Panther is drafted into the Army and happily reports to the induction center with his heart set on becoming a good soldier. Unfortunately, all of the Panther's efforts to please his officers backfire. / "Carte Blanched": The Inspector has a hard time trying to return a supermarket trolley cart. / "Pinkadilly Circus": The Pink Panther has a tack in his foot and when a passing pedestrian removes the tack, the Panther becomes devoted to his rescuer.

"Lucky Pink": A robber finds a horseshoe. Thinking that it's good luck, he puts it in his pocket and goes into a bank to rob it. He is immediately set upon by cops. They chase him until he loses the horseshoe which the Panther tries to return. / "Shooting Of Caribou Lou": The Inspector is held hostage by evil Caribou Lou in the Canadian northwoods. / "Pink In The Clink": The Pink Panther helps a man carry his heavy bag out of a railroad station, and winds up hauling it for a very long time.

"Little Beaux Pink": The Pink Panther becomes a shepherd in "Cattle Country" Texas. / "Bear De Guerre": On vacation, The Inspector goes quail hunting and disturbs a sleeping bear. / "Pink Package Plot": The Pink Panther is approached by an Anarchist and asked to deliver a package to the Slobvania Embassy...a package with a bomb in it!

"Pink Plunk Plink": The Pink Panther learns to play "The Pink Panther" theme on violin. Proud of his achievement, he goes to an outdoor concert to test his ability. / "That's No Lady That's Notre Dame": The Inspector, disguised as a lady to track a purse thief, catches the amorous eye of the Commissioner. / "Pink Outs": In this cartoon, the Pink Panther becomes involved in a series of unrelated sight gags, each ending when the screen "Pinks Out."