Yogi's Gang

During the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), the patriot Jonathan Wellington "Mudsy" Muddlemore and his pet cat Boo hid in a grandfather clock to escape arrest by the Redcoars. Unfortunately for them, they could not escape the clock and suffocated to death while trapped inside. In the 20th century, teenage girl April Stewart and her two prospective boyfriends Skip Gilroy and Augie Anderson are traveling the country in their dune buggy. Searching for a place to spend the night, they enter the long-abandoned house of Muddlemore. Around midnight, they notice the grandfather clock displaying the wrong hour and try to set it right. These releases the ghosts of Muddlemore and Boo, who befriend the teenagers. Afterwards, the teenagers act as amateur detectives, investigating mysteries which they encounter in their travels. Muddlemore lends a helping hand in their investigations.

Searching for the vile Tormak, the despot responsible for the deaths of his parents, Galtar aligned himself with beautiful princess Goleeta and her feisty younger telekinetic brother Zorn. Goleeta and Zorn also had a score to settle with Tormack, who'd stolen Goleeta's magical golden shield. Tormak in turn coveted Galtar's equally magical double-edged golden lance, for whosoever possessed both lance and shield would be all-powerful.

"Deep in the South Pacific, a tumultuous and untamed new continent has erupted, spawned by a highly unstable new element, known as Pheta-7. If this powerful new element could be controlled, whoever possessed it would be the undisputed ruler of the world! One man, General Lucas Plague, is determined to hold that title. And it's up to a rugged team of mountaineering experts, lead by commander Mike Summit, to stop him. Employing revolutionary new gravity-lock and laser-cable technology to traverse the ever-changing terrain of the High Frontier, Mike Summit's Sky Commanders, and General Plague's Raiders, are locked in mortal combat, with the fate of the entire world hanging in the balance" Taken from the opening narration.

Inch High is a private detective who is only one inch tall. He was once a normal man who attained his diminutive stature by way of a secret shrinking potion. He retains his intelligence and pragmatism, but he is physically unable to complete various tasks. So he regularly recruits his bright niece Lori and her simpleton boyfriend Gator to join him for missions. Gator is a tough muscleman, with some skills at elaborate disguises. Their pet dog "Braveheart" is brought along for missions, though he is easily scared and not particularly useful. The group drives the Hushmobile, a streamlined car that makes virtually no noise while being driven. They rely on its stealth for surveillance operations. The main detective is openly despised by his supervisor Mr. Finkerton, but the guy apparently does not have the authority to fire him.

In this series, the Harlem Globetrotters travel around the world on their usual business. However when trouble occurs, the team is able to transform into a superhero team able to face any threat they encounter.

An adaptation of a British children's book series by Roger Hargreaves. The series features abstract humanoid beings who serve as personifications of certain personality traits or emotions. Their names indicate what each of them represents. For example, "Mr. Happy" personifies joy, and "Mr. Greedy" personifies greed.