Chip and Dale head a small, eccentric group of animal characters who monitor not only the human world, but the animal community as well, solving mysteries wherever they may be. The "Rescue Rangers" take the cases that fall through the cracks.
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Chip and Dale head a small, eccentric group of animal characters who monitor not only the human world, but the animal community as well, solving mysteries wherever they may be. The "Rescue Rangers" take the cases that fall through the cracks.
Season 2 episodes
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When an old detective friend is falsely accused of stealing a priceless ruby, Chip and Dale decide to take on the task of solving the crime themselves, in this introduction to the series.
Episode credits
Directed by John Kimball, Bob Zamboni, Jamie Mitchell, Rick LeonWritten by Jymn Magon, Tad Stones, Mark Zaslove, Kevin HoppsGuest stars Alan Oppenheimer, Rob Paulsen
Chip and Dale are hot on Fat Cat's trail, who leads them to a Chinese laundry and then to a fishing vessel where they meet Monty and Zipper for the very first time.
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Directed by John Kimball, Bob Zamboni, Jamie Mitchell, Rick LeonWritten by Jymn MagonGuest stars Alan Oppenheimer
Monty suggests they visit his old friend, Geegaw Hackwrench, but instead find Geegaw's daughter, Gadget, who flies the group to Glacier Bay as they continue their investigation.
Episode credits
Directed by John Kimball, Bob Zamboni, Jamie Mitchell, Rick LeonWritten by Jymn MagonGuest stars Alan Oppenheimer, Rob Paulsen
The investigative trail leads Chip, Dale, Monty, Gadget and Zipper from Glacier Bay to a dog pound and then to the subway where they find Claudaine, who masterminded this whole thing.
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Directed by John Kimball, Bob Zamboni, Jamie Mitchell, Rick LeonWritten by Jymn MagonGuest stars Alan Oppenheimer, Howard Morris, Rob Paulsen
Claudaine and Nimnul plot together and build a huge jello mold, which they plan to use to cause an earthquake to crack open a Reserve Building vault so they can steal all the gold inside it.
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Directed by John Kimball, Bob Zamboni, Jamie Mitchell, Rick LeonWritten by Jymn MagonGuest stars Alan Oppenheimer, Rob Paulsen, Maureen Schrum
Some elephants at the zoo accept the Rangers assistance to help them find out who's been stealing all their peanuts but the Rangers have to go undercover when they become the main suspects!
A night at the Opera proves to be more than just culturally enriching for the Rescue Rangers, when they go underground into the sewers and run into an insane alligator with a yen for acting.
Captain Fin, self-appointed crusader for rights of fishes everywhere, uses a converted submarine to terrorize the land dwellers and the Rangers must find a way to stop him.
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Written by Mark Edward EdensGuest stars Rob Paulsen
The Rangers visit a gypsy fortune teller at a local carnival and are shocked when she predicts that Chip will become the victim of a horrible accident.
The maiden voyage of the Ranger Wing turns into an adventure when Dale flies into the jet stream which takes them halfway across the world to a beautiful valley in the Himalayas.
It's Nimnul's ray gun again -- this time being used to shrink objects. When Chip and Dale investigate, they're captured and given as pets to amuse a gangster's daughter.
Jim CummingsMonterey Jack / Fat Cat / Professor Nimnul (voice)
Peter CullenMonterey Jack / Various (voice)
Kathleen Freeman
Gregg Berger
Robert Ito
Susan Blu
Credits
Written by
Kevin Hopps, Mark Edward Edens, Dev Ross, Tad Stones, Jymn Magon, David Wise, Ken Koonce, Eric Lewald, Julia Lewald, Dean Stefan, Bruce Talkington, David Wiemers, Alan Burnett, Linda Woolverton, Somtow Sucharitkul, Len Uhley, Michael Edens, Sindy McKay, Larry Swerdlove, Mark Zaslove, Buzz Dixon, Bryce Malek, Lydia Marano, Art Cover, Tad Stones, Kevin Hopps