The Best Episodes Directed By Bob Zamboni

A little girl is looking for her beloved cat Spunky, and the Rescue Rangers are on the case. It seems that all of the cats have been kidnapped by mechanical dogs under the power of Professor Nimnul. The Professor is using the cats for static electricity to power his device to take over the city. The Rangers find Spunky and free him along with all of the other cats, and the Professor's plan is foiled.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Dale is being hassled with chores so much that he joins a group of pirate rats.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Mark Edward Edens

In order to get out of doing his regular chores, Dale switches places with a visiting space alien who has a penchant for shape-shifting.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Dev Ross

The Ranger plane is swiped by a primitive tribe of flightless Kiwis, who worship it in the hope that it will allow them to fly once again.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Julia Jane Lewald

Dale's television hero, Flash, is kidnapped and framed by Fat Cat, in a ploy to discredit dogs everywhere.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: David Wise

When an old detective friend is falsely accused of stealing a priceless ruby, Chip and Dale decide to take on the task of solving the crime themselves, in this introduction to the series.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Mark Zaslove

Unforseen circumstances cause the Rangers to take off in the Space Plane and be stranded in space!

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Mark Edward Edens

A queen bee enlists the Rangers' help (and Zipper's affections) when her hive gets mesmerized by a rock star wannabe.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Linda Woolverton

The Rangers are met with a supernatural mystery when they catch flying carpets in the act of burglarizing houses.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Somtow Sucharitkul

Humphrey the bear adopts a stray human child, and the Rangers have to figure out how to get him back to his gun-happy parents.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Dev Ross

Monty's father, Cheddarhead Charlie, comes for a visit and takes over, much to the Rescue Rangers' chagrin.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Mark Edward Edens

The Rescue Rangers try to recover the Maltese Mouse from Fat Cat, and end up with the unlikely task of babysitting a mother squirrel's two rambunctious daughters.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Tad Stones

A mother Booby's egg is eggnapped and she asks for the Rangers' aid in recovering it.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Eric Lewald

While trying to foil Fat Cat's plan to steal the Crown Jewels, Monty unearths one of his ghostly ancestors.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Art Cover

Monty tries to make some cheese chowder and instead encounters a couple of cut-rate crooks.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Mark Edward Edens

Chip and Dale are hot on Fat Cat's trail, who leads them to a Chinese laundry and then to a fishing vessel where they meet Monty and Zipper for the very first time.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Jymn Magon

Monty suggests they visit his old friend, Geegaw Hackwrench, but instead find Geegaw's daughter, Gadget, who flies the group to Glacier Bay as they continue their investigation.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Jymn Magon

The investigative trail leads Chip, Dale, Monty, Gadget and Zipper from Glacier Bay to a dog pound and then to the subway where they find Claudaine, who masterminded this whole thing.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Jymn Magon

Claudaine and Nimnul plot together and build a huge jello mold, which they plan to use to cause an earthquake to crack open a Reserve Building vault so they can steal all the gold inside it.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Jymn Magon

Monty's greed backfires when a genie in lamp tricks Monty into changing places with him.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Eric Lewald

Gadget takes pity on a hapless inventor who's had a streak of bad luck.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Kevin Hopps

Monty's exercise regimen turns into a major disadvantage as the Rangers try to capture some flying jewel thieves.

Director: Bob Zamboni

Writer: Tad Stones