Danger Mouse (New)

Pink Dawn has become a teenager and has renamed herself Dark Dawn. Her cuddly teddy bear henchman, Snuggles, with the super-powered energy from Dawn's tiara, turns villainous, and begins wreaking havoc throughout Great Britain.

An accident leaves Penfold and the Baron shipwrecked on half of an island, with Danger Mouse and Stiletto stranded on the island's other half. Forced to work together, will Penfold successfully help change Baron for the better?

Colonel K takes a holiday, so Danger Mouse takes charge of the Secret Service. Meanwhile, Colonel K's spa retreat turns out to be the Toadlantis-based diversion tactic in Greenback's latest plot to take over the world.

Envious of Danger Mouses' ever-growing medal collection, Penfold questions whether he will ever be deemed special enough to receive a prize of his own. That is when Quark, disguised as a holographic salesman, appears at the door.

At the Annual Brainiacs Symposium, Professor Squawkencluck swaps her mind with that of King Kong Brunel to disprove a theory, but instantly loses all credibility. Moreover Brunel, in Squawkencluck's body, gets access to her top-secret lab.

After an exhausting day of training, the Danger Babies ask Danger Mouse to tell them a story. What could possibly go wrong? Danger Mouse thus proceeds to make up a story about being a double agent, and the tiny tots believe every word.

Danger Mouse and Jeopardy Mouse team up to investigate a huge blackhole in deep in outer space. However, the bickering duo end up crash landing on a seemingly desolate planet, 5,000 years away from any attempt at rescue.

After Danger Mouse defeats Burt Badboy and his cult of cats, the cats immediately trade in their mohicans for eye-patches and become Danger Mouse worshippers. However, Penfold warns about Danger Mouse's newly acquired cult status.

Jeopardy Mouse, Danger Mouse, and Penfold spend Thanksgiving together, but wonder where their meal came from. We soon learn that Professor Ham Hands and Hissteria have teamed up to turn the world into stuffing.

Pompom of Bozoria steals Squawkencluck's Seriousizer ray-gun and plans to turn his clown planet serious. Danger Mouse and Penfold team up with Bozoria's clown agent, Cupcake, to save both of their worlds from Pompom's reckless schemes.

Danger Mouse and Penfold travel back in time to the 1980's to attempt to stop Bad Boy's Rudeness Machine from existing in the future, but their efforts only serve to complicate matters further.

Danger Mouse is starring as himself in "Loo to a Kill: The Rise of Loocifer," directed by Martin Horsese and co-starring Scarlett Johamster as Penfold. The real Penfold, however, uncovers something stinky taking place behind the scenes.

Jeopardy Mouse, Hazzard Mouse, Danger Cash, and Danger Mouse find themselves trapped inside a game of Dangers and Dragons, leaving Penfold to figure out how to outwit Ian, their captor.

Quark learns that Danger Mouse suffers from C.C.D. (Compulsive Challenge Disorder), and tricks him into taking a world threatening Midas Machine, supposedly a harmless gigantic trophy, into Danger Headquarters.

When Scarlett Johamster invites Penfold to go out on a date, Danger Mouse and the Professor offer conflicting advice as to how Penfold should woo his new world-famous love interest. When the big date arrives, Scarlett is just as nervous.

Danger Mouse finds himself being framed for Cheeseburgling. Penfold is the only one who realizes that Count Duckula, or as he now prefers to be called, Danger Duck, is the one responsible for Danger Mouse's predicament.

Penfold is left at Danger Headquarters after being rendered a trembling wreck by a horror film the previous evening. When Greenback announces his plans to flood the entire world, Danger Mouse realizes Danger Headquarters is at great risk.

In the distant future Derek Mullard, Danger Mouse's future relative, watches a video of Danger Mouse seemingly destroying the world. Thus, to clear his family name, and so he may marry his beautiful bride Pennyfold, Derek travels back in time.

Danger Mouse and Penfold arrive at the United Nations amid a diplomatic incident caused by a glitch in the interpretation system that has resulted in the delegates messages of peace and goodwill being translated into playground insults.

An intruder at Headquarters turns out to be a goldfish that the pet-starved Penfold quickly adopts. The gang soon discover that the fish was sent by Greenback and, upon returning it to him, are introduced to his latest doomsday device.

Danger Mouse seeks Crumhorn's help to stop Dudley Poison and Mack the Fork from releasing embarrassing videos. Naturally, it is all part of Crumhorn's plan to escape. Now, Danger Mouse must enlist more arch villains to help save the Earth.

Assisted by several Danger Agents and Danger Puppy, Danger Mouse finds himself transporting Colonel K as the Colonel spins a terrifying yarn about the Headless Postman, who then hauntingly appears.

It's Christmas, and Jimmy Camel hosts a retrospective of Danger Mouse and Penfold's greatest hits from the first season, but the episodes are soon revealed to have been manipulated to paint the duo in a dysfunctional light.

When Professor Squawkencluck is transformed by her own age-reversing balm, Danger Mouse discovers that he prefers her younger, more carefree self, but things get out of hand when she gets her hands on Twystymatter from the Twystyverse.

After the Mark 4 Danger Car becomes jammed along with the rest of the Danger cars, the gang turn to the good old Mark 3. While the Mark 3 is thrilled to be back in action with Danger Mouse, Penfold gets the feeling it does not like him.