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The Worst Episodes of Liberty's Kids

Every episode of Liberty's Kids ranked from worst to best. Explore the Worst Episodes of Liberty's Kids!

Liberty's Kids is an animated educational historical fiction television series produced by DIC Entertainment, originally broadcast on PBS Kids from September 2, 2002 to April 4, 2003, although PBS continued to air reruns until August

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#1 - The Boston Tea Party
S1:E19/2/2002
At the direction of Benjamin Franklin, Moses, James and Henri travel to Boston in search of Sarah, who has arrived from England on a tea-laden ship. When they get to the Harbor, they happen upon the disguised colonists and discover they are raiding the very ship Sarah is on.
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#2 - The Intolerable Acts
S1:E29/3/2002
Moses, James, Sarah and Henri hide at poet Phillis Wheatley's house in Boston, where some of His Majesty's soldiers are being quartered. Hearing Phillis Wheatley's story, Sarah is confronted with the horror of slavery for the first time. Later, though Sarah does not agree with her new friends' thoughts about Mother England, she helps them in a time of trouble.
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#3 - United We Stand
S1:E39/4/2002
Moses lets James report on Congress and after a British sailor is ""tarred and feathered,"" James learns about the ugliness of mob rule, when emotions get in the way of compassion. Sarah and Henri meet Abigail Adams and travel with her to bring supplies and pamphlets to the occupied city of Boston. Sarah immediately finds in Abigail a strong female role model to look up to.
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#4 - Liberty or Death!
S1:E49/5/2002
James, Sarah, Henri and Moses travel to Virginia, where they witness Patrick Henry's speech. Moses is shocked to find his brother Cato on the slave auction block and risks his own freedom to rescue him. Cato sees hope for himself in Dunmore's Proclamation and in the end leaves his brother to seek his own path to freedom.
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#5 - The Midnight Ride
S1:E59/6/2002
Sarah and James travel to Boston to deliver a message to Patriot leader Dr. Joseph Warren and end up riding with the famous messengers so that they can write about it for the paper.
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#6 - The Shot Heard Round the World
S1:E69/9/2002
James, reporting on the Minutemen, and Sarah, falling in with the British forces, report from both sides on the ""shot heard â€˜round the world"" at Lexington. They each leave the scene fearful of what the future will bring though James is caught up with the romanticism of fighting for liberty.
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#7 - The Green Mountain Boys
S1:E79/10/2002
James heads to the Grants to cover the story of the settlers' struggle; Sarah goes hoping to find a place in the Green Mountains for her family to settle, and Henri wants to find maple syrup. Sarah and James witness the capture of the fort and Sarah befriends Benedict Arnold, whom she instantly respects.
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#8 - The Second Continental Congress
S1:E89/11/2002
Desperate for information on what Congress is doing behind the closed doors of the statehouse, James unknowingly befriends a British spy. Sarah and Moses meet George Washington and together use ""Yankee ingenuity"" to fix Washington's carriage after it breaks.
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#9 - Bunker Hill
S1:E99/12/2002
James witnesses the Battle of Bunker Hill from the American side, while Sarah interviews one of the British officers, and Henri acts as a messenger.
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#10 - Postmaster General Franklin
S1:E109/13/2002
When the Philadelphia patriots find out that some of their mail isn't being delivered to the right people by the British-controlled postal service, James and Sarah volunteer to carry important letters to New York. Ben Franklin becomes the colonies' Postmaster General on July 26, 1775.
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#11 - Washington Takes Command
S1:E119/16/2002
Washington puts together the Continental Army. Meanwhile James goes with Henry Knox to get cannons from Fort Ticonderoga.
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#12 - Common Sense
S1:E129/17/2002
Sarah, James and Henri meets Thomas Paine and they hear his beliefs on the common man and independence.
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#13 - The 1st Fourth of July
S1:E139/18/2002
Sarah and James meet Thomas Jefferson and witnesses the writing of the Declaration of Independence.
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#14 - New York, New York
S1:E149/19/2002
Sarah does a report on the loyalists opinion on the revolution in New York. Meanwhile James escapes to Manhattan with the Continental Army.
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#15 - The Turtle
S1:E159/20/2002
Sarah, Henri and James reports on a sea monster in the New York harbor, then they meet the submarine inventor David Bushnell.
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#16 - One Life to Lose
S1:E169/23/2002
Sarah and James witnesses Nathan Hale's commitment to independence.
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#17 - Captain Molly
S1:E179/24/2002
With General Washington losing battle after battle, James' confidence wavers. He and Sarah go to Washington's camp to report from the front lines. However, because she is a girl, Sarah is sent to Fort Tryon with the other women and children. There, she befriends Molly, a spunky patriot whose husband was killed fighting the British. But then James finds out that the British are going to attack Fort Tryon! Meanwhile, back in Philadelphia, Moses starts teaching Henri how to read.
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#18 - American Crisis
S1:E189/25/2002
The gang meets back up with Thomas Paine. Meanwhile, George Washington is under pressure to win his battle.
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#19 - Across the Delaware
S1:E199/26/2002
James learns more about the captured British spy.
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#20 - An American in Paris
S1:E209/27/2002
While visiting Abigail Adams, Sarah gets exposed to smallpox. Meanwhile Alexander Hamilton joins George Washington in the battle.
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#21 - Sybil Ludington
S1:E219/30/2002
James learns from the courageuos Sybil Ludington that the thought of independence not only lies in the hearts of soldiers and determined young men, but also in the hearts of determined young women. Sarah travels to Philadelphia with General Benedict Arnold and witness his passion of being ranked to a higher office in the army.
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#22 - Lafayette Arrives
S1:E2210/1/2002
Henri meets the Marquis de Lafayette.
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#23 - The Hessians Are Coming
S1:E2310/2/2002
James is found by the British and is tied to a Hessian.
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#24 - Valley Forge
S1:E2410/3/2002
James and Sarah see the hardship that foot soldiers endure during the war; Washington faces betrayal.
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#25 - Allies at Last
S1:E2510/4/2002
James learns about religious freedom from Moses Michael Hayes; Sarah and Henri are in occupied Philadelphia.
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Worst Episodes Summary

"The Boston Tea Party" is the worst rated episode of "Liberty's Kids". It scored /10 based on 0 votes. Directed by Unknown and written by Doug McIntyre, it aired on 9/2/2002. This episode scored 0.0 points lower than the second lowest rated, "The Intolerable Acts".