All Dogs Go To Heaven

Charlie and Itchy are off to join the circus.

In order to help loosen up an introverted kid on a military base, Charlie and Itchy must go undercover as Military Dogs.

Charlie is convinced that humans have an easier life than dogs.

When David has to write a report on 'dogs,' Charlie and Itchy work to inspire him by relating events of how helpful pooches have been for mankind down through the ages.

Charlie, dissatisfied with his common life, wants to trade places with Thor, a rich show dog who looks like him.

Charlie's laziness ruins a party when he relies on futuristic gadgets to avoid work.

Carface's bizarre revenge plot with a secret formula cioncides with Charlie's sudden craving for a new dog food.

In an attempt to teach Charlie responsibility, the powers-that-be in heaven send down three young angels for him to train.

When Charlie complains that one dog can't make a difference in the world, Itchy tells him a tall-tale about a secret agent who single-handedly saved the world--Double-Dog Dare, Agent from F.I.D.O.!

Itchy is worried about making a fool of himself at Bess' Show Dog School reunion, so Charlie stages a series of wacky masquerades to make Itchy seem rich and famous.

Charlie and Itchy break up a fight between two puppies. To teach them the value of friendship, Charlie tells them the story of how he and Itchy met as young dogs.

Charlie wants to be seen as heroic so he can win a reward being offered by a local TV station.

Hoping to cure Itchy of his fears, Charlie forces him to stay a night in an abandoned mansion.

Charlie is on Heavenly Trial when he misuses a Miracle Dog Tag.