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(Since no list of shows in broadcast order, or even a complete
listing of shows produced for the series, is available, this episode guide
is more or less a random sampling of the show. - Editor)
Presidential Pac-Nappers
- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
- Story: Pac-Man narrowly escapes a full-out ghost monster attack, but Ms. Pac-Man arrives
just in the nick of time with a helpful dose of power pellets. When Inky, Pinky,
Blinky, Clyde and Sue return to Mezmeron's lair, their master is enraged with their
bumbling. He concocts a new scheme: the ghost monsters will kidnap the President of
Pac-Land from the Yellow House and hold him for ransom. Their asking price? The
location of the Power Pellet Forest.
- Short: Pac-Man runs out of power pellets, but thwarts the pursuing ghosts with a
box of instant cactus seeds.
- Voice Cast: Marty Ingels (Pac-Man), Barbara Minkus (Ms. Pac-Man), Russi
Taylor (Baby Pac-Man), Lorenzo Music (Super Pac-Man), Darryl Hickman (Junior
Pac-Man), Alan Lurie (Mezmeron), Susan Silo (Sue), Barry Gordon (Inky),
Nelson Ross (Clyde), Frank Welker (Chomp Chomp), Peter Cullen (Hocus Pocus)
Picnic In Pac-Land
- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
- Story: As Ms. Pac-Man prepares a picnic feast of power pellet burgers, Pac-Man tries to
teach Chomp Chomp how to catch. But one of his long-distance frisbee throws leads
Chomp Chomp right to the ghost monsters, who see it as an opportunity to follow the
Pac-Dog back to his master. And when the ghosts corner Pac-Man and his family, they
have a problem - Chomp Chomp is eating everything in sight, including the power pellet
burgers!
The Great Pac-Quake
- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
- Story: The ghost monsters have themselves boxed up and delivered to Pac-Man in the hidden
Power Pellet Forest, but their victory is short-lived (especially since there is no
shortage of power pellets available for Pac-Man to chomp). Mezmeron, as usual, is most
annoyed with his minions' failure, and tells them to steal the secret map of Pac-Land
from the Pac-Museum. In order to fool the museum's security, the ghosts use one of
Mezmeron's gadgets to cause an earthquake. After they steal the map - which shows a
secret passage to the Power Pellet Forest - the ghost monsters decide to destroy the
forest for themselves rather than returning the map to Mezmeron as ordered.
- Note: The map of Pac-Land, seen very briefly, is a visual reference to the video game's
maze.
- Short: Cornered by the ghost monsters, Pac-Man takes the "portable hole" approach
to escaping.
Hocus Pocus Pac-Man
- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
- Story: Pac-Man's attempts to relax are foiled by Chomp Chomp and Hocus Pocus the cat.
To make matters worse, Ms. Pac-Man decides to leave Pac-Baby in the hands of the man of
the house - who'd rather be snoozing than babysitting. Pac-Man tries to keep Pac-Baby
occupied by performing some magic tricks...but all he manages to do is make her vanish
into thin air. And worse yet, Ms. Pac-Man will return home at any moment...
Here's Super-Pac
- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
- Story: The ghost monsters drive into Pac-Land in an armored tank, cornering Pac-Man and
demand that he reveal the location of the Power Pellet Forest. Just when things
look hopeless for Pac-Man and Ms. Pac, a hole opens in the sky and someone pops out -
and that someone happens to be Super Pac-Man. Super Pac's strength is matched only by
his limitless vanity, and after he defeats the ghosts, Ms. Pac-Man invites him to lunch
at Pac-Man's home. Mezmeron is irritated by the superhero's interference, and builds a
giant robo-ghost to munch Pac-Land into rubble - but Super Pac-Man's solution to the
problem may be more dangerous than the robo-ghost itself!
Hey, Hey, Hey...It's P.J.
- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
- Story: Pac-Man's attempt at spring cleaning around the house turns into a demolition
derby when he tries to swat a pesky Pac-Fly. As if things aren't bad enough, Pac-Man's
cousin P.J. drops by and announces that he's dropped out of high school and will be
moving in with Pac-Man and his family. P.J. eats his cousin out of house and home, and
tries to teach Pac-Baby how to drive his motorcycle. Ms. Pac-Man sees only one way out
of this mess - Pac-Man must try to get P.J. interested in going back to school.
- Short:
- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
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- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
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- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
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- written by Jeffrey Scott
- directed by Ray Patterson
- music by Paul De Korte
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