The Best Episodes of 101 Dalmatians: The Series Season 2

The Trio chases after Scorch when he steals a diskette that Roger ordered Lucky to keep out of Cruella's hands.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Mirith J. Colao

The trio try to figure out a way to break into the silo when they miss lunch.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Mirith J. Colao

The Main Pups help their idol Go-Go the greyhound when a racetrack accident leaves him afraid of bunnies.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Mirith J. Colao

Convinced that he is Roger's favorite, Lucky bitterly competes with Tripod over whom Roger will enter in a bone-digging contest.

Director: Victor Cook

Writer: Fracaswell Hyman, Carin Greenberg Baker

Cruella dupes the Dearlys into signing onto a terrible variety series where they'll forfeit the farm if they quit.

Director: Victor Cook

Writer: Bruce Shelly, Reed Shelly

Thrown into the pound, Cadpig tries to help her fellow inmates but drives them up the wall instead.

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: Ken Koonce, Michael Merton

Cruella fakes an injury on Dearly property so that she can sue them for the farm.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Cydne Clark, Steve Granat

The Main Pups get an emergency Bark Brigade message but don't know how to translate it.

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: David Hemingson, Carin Greenberg Baker

The Main Pups establish their own place in a haystack, but Pug steals it from them.

Director: Rick Schneider

Writer: Bobs Gannaway, Fracaswell Hyman

While on a midnight march in the woods, each Main Pup seems to disappear into the hands of the monstrous Lockjaw

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: Don Gillies

Cruella has face surgery to look like Anita, because Anita wins the award Cruella wants.

Director: Skip Jones

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Cruella steals mushrooms from under the farm because they smeel good and tries to use them as a new perfume.

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: Richard Dubin

The Main Pups sneak into the supermarket to make sure that the humans buy Kanine Krunchies instead of Anymutt dogfood.

Director: Victor Cook

Writer: Bruce Shelly, Reed Shelly

When Lucky wants to live alone, Pongo and Perdita send him to live with Perdita's rich cousins Coco and Beamer Vandercreme.

Director: Skip Jones

Writer: David Hemingson

When their favorite show is delayed due to Cruella the pups imagine on how the show ended.

Director: Skip Jones

Writer: Holly Huckins

The Main Pups first meet the swamp denizens when they defy the Colonel's orders and explore the swamp.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: David Hemingson, Frank Conniff

Rolly becomes Ed Pig's protege when he has a fallout with the other pups and Ed gets fed up with Dumpling.

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: David Hemingson

Spot mistakenly believes she has only until nightfall to live. Knowing better, the Trio takes this as an opportunity to get her to live life to the fullest.

Director: Rick Schneider

Writer: Mirith J. Colao

Lucky wins a starring role in Cecil B. DeVil's latest Kanine Krunchies commercial.

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: Ken Koonce, Michael Merton

The Main Pups think the Dearlys are going to give them all away. Cruella thinks Anita is moonlighting for Ralphie St. Lowrent.

Director: Victor Cook

Writer: Doug Booth

The animals all join forces when Cruella dumps blue dye from her blue jeans factory into Hiccup Hole.

Director: Victor Cook

Writer: Doug Booth

Cruella will take posession of the farm if she can maintain residence in the barn for 24 hours.

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: Jonathan Greenberg

Lucky runs for mayor so he can get rid of the rules at the farm.

Director: Ken Boyer

Writer: Jonathan Greenberg

To get into the Bark Brigade, Lucky wants to throw Spot off his drill team, and lets Pug bully her around.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Carin Greenberg Baker

The pups return to Cruella a purse full of money that they think is hers, but then have to retrieve the purse when it turns out to be Anita's instead.

Director: Tony Craig, Bobs Gannaway

Writer: Mirith J. Colao