The Daltons

Mexico’s army invades the United States! Well, first they attack the penitentiary, they’ll decide on the rest later. Mexican forces besiege the prison, led by Santa Anna.

Without realising it, Fabulous Falcon invents a Rejuvenation potion. Miss Betty drinks it and, oops! She’s a rebellious teenager! The penitentiary has no right to lock up minors!

The Daltons get hold of a machine that can shrink them to virtually microscopic size, that’s a cool way to escape! But Rintindumb swallows them by mistake!

A designer is hired by the government to give prison uniforms a new look. Joe finds out that four models will be selected from the inmates to present the collection.

A ball and chain salesman is promoting a revolutionary model at the Penitentiary: if a prisoner with the ball tries to escape, a series of mechanisms goes off to stop him!

Miss Betty has the Daltons try a machine that makes hardened criminals gentle as lambs. 350 hours of educational films, presented by a pink bunny called Precious.

The Indians hold a wigwam sale. Joe steals a magic necklace from Fabulous Falcon.

Peabody is in a panic: a lady inspector turns up to ensure that prison conditions are up to standard. If her report is negative, the Penitentiary will be closed.

The Daltons head towards the main prison doors, disguised as guards.

10 bucks for 100 grams, what a deal! At that price, the Daltons don’t think twice about buying a fistful of Fabulous Falcon’s magic sand.

The most fearsome prisoner on the continent is due to arrive in the penitentiary. But when the doors of the armoured truck swing open, out steps a cute little girl with pigtails!

Ma Dalton and Peabody’s mom visit their respective sons on the same day. Personality clash!

A weird Marquis turns up at the penitentiary and demands asylum. Peabody puts him in the Daltons’ cell. That’s weird, the guy sleeps in a coffin!

Peabody buys an Indian dog from Crazy Wolf. The dog, Geronimo, seems a lot brighter than Rintindumb and is very resourceful.

Strange animal tracks appear outside the penitentiary. Peabody calls on Nelly Rocket, the famous lady trapper, to locate the wild creature.

A Foreign Legion recruiting officer turns up at the penitentiary. Volunteers can have their sentences cleared after serving five years!

Ma Dalton sends her sons a beginner’s home recipe for nitro-glycerine. Apparently, it’s still too complicated for the Dalton boys.

Peabody refuses to give Miss Betty a vacation. She won’t allow it. Dressed as a bounty hunter, she takes the Daltons hostage!

The Daltons decide to make themselves cactus costumes. That way, the next time they go out to break rocks, they’ll just slip their costumes on.

Joe is impressed by Fabulous Falcon’s magic ‘teleportation’ box. He can picture he and his brothers ‘de-materialising’ inside the penitentiary.

The Daltons build a giant robot out of spare parts, recuperated from all over the place.

A world-famous thief is locked up in the penitentiary. He’s known for countless bank robberies, followed by inexplicably successful escapes every time.

The Prince of the Desert, who travels the world on his camel, asks for hospitality. The prince opens his camel’s hump, like a car’s trunk, and takes out his tent.

In order to send the director a fake telegram ordering their immediate release, William pirates the telegraph line but he's not very gifted.

Joe has an idea: if they act exhausted, they’ll get to stay in the infirmary and make their escape from there!

Henry Fard, famous automobile inventor, visits the penitentiary to experiment his famous assembly line method… with the inmates!

While digging (yet another) tunnel in their cell, Averell finds an old trumpet. It’s magic! Four particular notes played on the instrument bring walls crashing down!

The Daltons’ endless escape attempts are driving Peabody crazy! He complains to Miss Betty that he can’t help seeing Joe everywhere, even when he’s alone!

Peabody wants a new annex built for himself inside the penitentiary walls. The Daltons volunteer to be put in charge of construction.

Joe benefits from a 100% pardon on his sentence because of an error. He leaves the penitentiary.

The Daltons escape by hiding inside a hearse as it leaves the prison. Once they’re in the desert, they take off along the mountain roads at top speed.

The Daltons build a kind of huge drilling machine in their cell, to escape underground. But, thanks to Miss Betty, Averell is chosen to display his paintings at the Paris Louvre!

A new inmate turns up at the penitentiary: Pat Rabbit! This guy brings good luck to anyone who touches him.

Rintindumb swallows an Indian magic walnut and finds himself inside a rubbery ball… If the ball brushes against another object, the latter bounces off into the distance.

The prison inmates visit the Broken Wings Weaving workshop. The Indians use special spiders to weave – the spiders’ silk is extremely resistant.

Joe manages to get Peabody locked up as an inmate… No one knows the prison like him, and Joe plans to use that to his advantage.

A chimp sneaks into the penitentiary. In the yard, he spots a "cage", the Daltons’ temporary cell. The chimp snaps the lock open in one move.

An Australian visits the prison with a female kangaroo, so that prisoners can keep fit boxing with her. Joe has an idea: he’ll hide inside her pocket!