Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 18, 1993
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 39
Networks: CBS
Genres: Family, Animation, Comedy, Kids, Drama

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Marsupilami(1993)

TMDB Rating: 5.5 (28 votes)

Overview

Marsupilami is an animated series that first appeared on television in Raw Toonage in 1992, and was then spun off into his own eponymous show on the CBS television network for the 1993–1994 season.

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Season 1

39 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Working Class Mars	Sep 18, 1993
2	King of the Beach	Sep 18, 1993
3	The Hairy Ape	Sep 18, 1993
4	Normzan of the Jungle	Sep 25, 1993
5	Room Service	Sep 25, 1993
6	Bath Time for Maurice	Sep 25, 1993
7	Hole in Mars	Oct 2, 1993
8	Crab Scouts	Oct 2, 1993
9	The Treasure of the Sierra Marsdre	Oct 2, 1993
10	Wizard of Mars	Oct 9, 1993
11	TV Jeebies	Oct 9, 1993
12	The Puck Stops Here	Oct 9, 1993
13	Mar-Sup-Du-Jour	Oct 16, 1993
14	Kung-Fu Kitty	Oct 16, 1993
15	Romancing the Clone	Oct 16, 1993
16	Toucan Always Get What You Want	Oct 23, 1993
17	I.Q. You, Too	Oct 23, 1993
18	A Fear of Kites	Oct 23, 1993
19	Mars' Problem Pachyderm	Oct 30, 1993
20	Night of the Living Shnookums	Oct 30, 1993
21	Marsupilami Meets Dr. Normanstein	Oct 30, 1993
22	Steamboat Mars	Nov 6, 1993
23	Something Fishy	Nov 6, 1993
24	Someone's in the Kitchen with Mars	Nov 6, 1993
25	Hey, Hey!, They're the Monkeys!	Nov 13, 1993
26	Jingle Bells, Something Smells	Nov 13, 1993
27	Prime Mates Forever	Nov 13, 1993
28	Thorn O' Plenty	Nov 20, 1993
29	Basic Insting	Nov 20, 1993
30	Witch Doctor is Which?	Nov 20, 1993
31	A Spotless Record	Nov 27, 1993
32	A Boy and His Crab	Nov 27, 1993
33	Mars vs. Man	Nov 27, 1993
34	Cropsy Turvy	Dec 4, 1993
35	A Crabby Honeymoon	Dec 4, 1993
36	Safari So Good	Dec 4, 1993
37	Royal Foil	Dec 11, 1993
38	Flambe, Bombe	Dec 11, 1993
39	Jungle Fever	Dec 11, 1993

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