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The mob tries to recruit a boy with the power to stop time to join their rebellion.

After an intergalactic criminal escapes from prison and is turned into an android monster, Earth dispatches bio-mechanical androids called SilverHawks to battle the villain and his army.

Quicksilver, Bluegrass and the Steel Twins encounter a space cyclone that has a reversing effect and turn evil. They land in the Penal Planet after robbing Dolar and once the effects of the space cyclone wear off, must be rescued by Copper Kid to redeem themselves and stop the Mob from destroying Hawk Haven.

Hardware builds a Laser Satellite that is invisible in Limbo's artificial sun. While testing booster rockets he attached to the Hot Seat, Copper Kid crash lands on Brimstar and is placed inside the satellite with the hopes of destroying him on the Mob's mind. The Mob plans to use Laser Satellite to conquer Bedlama. Can Moonstryker and Flashback save the Copper Kid and destroy the satellite? Find out on Silverhawks.

The alien mob boss orders his henchmen to kidnap Tally-Hawk so his circuits can be used in a new weapon.

Lord Cash entrusts a new vault key to the Silverhawks for safe keeping. Mo-Lec-U-Lar leads Steelwill on a wild goose chase around Limbo but, Steelwill tricks Mo-Lec-U-lar with a disguise of his own to get the key back.

The mob programs the machines of the planet Automata to produce fearsome copies of Sky-Shadow. The twins work franticly to produce a counter-weapon, the Fighting Hawks.

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While Mo-Lec-U-Lar disguises himself as Mon-Star and leads the rest of the mob on an all-out raid on Dolar, the real Mon-Star and Hardware plot to take out Commander Stargazer by blowing up Hawk Haven's Power Room.

The SilverHawks explore Limbo, attack the android monster and force him back to his stronghold.

The SilverHawks try to stop their foes from using a terrifying Sky Chomper to eat other ships whole.

Steelheart runs into evil interference while escorting a prisoner to a penal planet.

When Hardware is arrested and imprisoned by Quicksilver, Mon-Star blasts to the rescue. Riding the powerful Sky-Runner, he goes head-to-head with Quicksilver.

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The Mob rob the mail ship of Limbo on a tip from Grod the informer of a rock that he says is worth a lot. After, Hardware's analysis and determination that it is worthless, Mon-Star promptly ejects Grod and the rock into deep space. Only to find out later from Mo-Lec-U-Lar that the rock is priceless because it is the only thing that can save planet Earth from catastrophe. Can the Silverhawks get the rock back and save the Earth in time? Find out on Silverhawks.

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The Limbo bank is robbed by a bandit with an uncanny resemblance to Quicksilver.

Mon-Star attempts to extort Bedlama's treasury by threatening to blow up Lake Luster Dam.

In another attempt to destroy the Silverhawks, the Mob makes clones of them.

To help Mon-Star, Yess-Man joins him in the Transformation chamber but, the effects of the Moonstar of Limbo have an adverse affect on Yess-Man's personality as he tries to take over the Mob. After, Mon-Star takes care of the bandits trying to start a rival mob, Timestopper comes and lets Mon-Star know what's going on. Mon-Star promptly goes and confronts Yess-Man and puts him back in his proper place.

The Three Outlaws from Fence (Bandit, Cyclops and Rhino) jump a prospector's claim only to have Melodia jump it from them for Mon-Star. Bluegrass goes undercover but, is thrown down a shaft by Melodia. Can Sideman get the other Silverhawks to save Bluegrass and return the claim to its proper owner? Find out on Silverhawks.

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The SilverHawks are assigned to protect an alien ambassador from the mob, which hopes to prevent the signing of a peace treaty.

The SliverHawks arrest Melodia but Hardware's pinball beam blasts her free and traps Commander Stargazer inside Hawk Haven.