Robotnik is in need of workers to build a huge monument of himself for Robotnik Day; he opens up the new Casino Night Zone to get gamblers to lose everything and have to work for him.

While Coconuts is permanent vacation, he runs into Boom-Boom, a long-lost Gorilla who thinks Coconuts is his father; Coconuts and Boom-Boom team to capture Sonic.

Dr. Robotnik invented a ray gun that's supposed to slow Sonic down for good; a family of sloths comes under attack from Scratch and Grounder, who use them to lure Sonic into the path of the Doc's ray.

Sonic saves a hedgehog girl, Breezie, from Scratch and Grounder, and falls for her; Breezie is truly a robot created by Robotnik to exterminate Sonic.

Sonic and Tails head into a network of abandoned mine shafts to escape Scratch and Grounder.

Dr. Robotnik has created two new Badniks whose full job is to eradicate Sonic; Coconuts, Dr. R's Monkey robot, tries to capture Sonic before the other Badniks.

Robotnik invents a ray gun that transports Sonic, Tails, and Robotnik's gang into a storybook.

Robotnik captures a flute-playing ninja crane called Kwai Chang Crane and taps his martial arts knowledge with electrodes attached to his head, then transfers it to Scratch and Grounder.

Momma Robotnik forces her son to run for president of Mobius, with Wes Weasley as his campaign manager; when Sonic hears of this, he runs, too -- and bedevils Robotnik every step of the high-speed campaign.

Throbbin Screech brings a TV crew to interview Robotnik for his talk show "Lifestyles of the Sick and Twisted"; Robotnik rampages through the Mobius countryside to prove he belongs on the program, keeping Sonic busy with rescues.

Lazy con-man Bo Beagle has the Choas Emerald ring stuck on his finger, and Robotnik wants it for one of his evil schemes,so he can use the emerald to sink the continent of LABYRINTH into the sea.

Wes Weasley sells out to Robotnik and lures Tails, Sonic and all of their friends to a yacht under the guise of a Hero of the Year ceremony to thank Sonic.

When Sonic vanishes mysteriously, Tails enlists the help of a bi-plane pilot named William Le' Duc and professor Von Schlemmer.

Scratch and Grounder build their own robot, a naive, overgrown kid called Robot, who leaves them and befriends Sonic instead.

Sonic loses his memory when Robotnik uses a hypnotic flower pollen on him and tells him he's just an ordinary guy; with Tails trying to remind him who he is, Sonic joins a Hog Biker gang and hits the open road.

Sonic and Tails help a mermaid try to save her underwater city.

Robotnik lures Sonic into a round-the-planet vehicle race called the Mobius 5000 by threatening to foreclose on a loan to an orphanage.

Robotnik takes over a local amusement park called Mobiusland and changes the name to Robotnikland.

Robotnik shrinks Sonic and Tails with a shrink ray and puts them into his terrarium; Sonic and Tails escape and must find a way to reverse the shrink ray.

Mama Robotnik has broken out of the asylum again to get her birthday present; Dr. Robotnik decides to catch Sonic for her for her birthday.

When Sonic rescues a village from a flash flood, he gets stuck with the job of baby-sitting three rambunctious baby groundhogs.

Sonic defends planet Mobius from the evil Dr. Ivo Robotnik.

Sonic and his siblings search for their mother while being chased.

The team protects the Mushroom Kingdom from King Koopa.

Brothers Mario and Luigi, Princess Toadstool and dinosaur Yoshi travel around Dinosaur Land, defending it from sinister King Koopa.

Inspector Gadget, a bumbling detective, needs lots of help and luck to solve cases assigned by short-tempered Chief Quimby. That help comes from his young, but smart-beyond-her-years niece, Penny, and faithful dog, Brain, who has a human IQ. The trio relies on high-tech items -- i.e. Penny's watch links to a video communicator in Brain's collar -- and other tools to elude trouble from Dr. Claw of MAD. Despite Gadget's shortcomings, he manages to solve each case. Don Adams -- who played Maxwell Smart in the 1960s series "Get Smart" -- voices Gadget.

An animated prequel to the live-action show "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," the series features 12-year-old Sabrina Spellman, who's half mortal and half witch. Though few people know of her powers, and her mortal uncle frequently warns her not to use her magic to solve problems, Sabrina still borrows spells from the Spookie Jar and gets into trouble with her friend Harvey. Star Emily Hart is joined by Nick Bakay, also the voice of Salem in the live-action show, and her older sister, Melissa Joan Hart, here playing Aunt Hilda, though she played the title character in the live-action version.

The Littlest Pet Shop toy line comes alive in this Hub incarnation, which centers on aspiring fashion artist Blythe Baxter beginning a new life in the Big City. She and her father move into an apartment above the Littlest Pet Shop -- a day camp for an assortment of adorable animals, including a monkey, panda, skunk, hedgehog, gecko and mongoose. The best part is, Blythe discovers that she alone can communicate with all of the pets, and she gets to design clothes for them! She isn't sure how or why the miracle occurred, but now that it has, she couldn't imagine not being able to talk to her four-legged friends.