Episodes
- 1. A Star is Born
- 2. A Time for Laughs
- 3. Blue Ribbon Zoobles
- 4. Bravo Come Home
- 5. The Land of Rhymes
- 6. The Genie
- 7. When You Wish Upon a Tooth Fairy
- 8. The Robot Zoobles
- 9. Trading Places
- 10. The Great Trash Mystery
- 11. Strike Up the Band
- 12. Mystery in Zoobilee Zoo
- 13. Bill Sees Stars
- 14. The Cockatoo Fox Report
- 15. Grown Up for a Day
- 16. Winter Wonderland
- 17. Fox in Wolf's Clothing
- 18. Vaudeville Star
- 19. Is There a Doctor in the House?
- 20. Backwardville
- 21. Speak to Me, Bill
- 22. A Sticky Situation
- 23. To See or Not to See
- 24. Just in Time
- 25. The Cave Zoobles
- 26. Bear Behind the Badge
- 27. One Touch of Van Go
- 28. Job Hunting
- 29. The Great Game #1
- 30. Lookout, Super Zooble
- 31. Invisible Zooble
- 32. Lookout's Dog
- 33. Endangered Zoobra
- 34. Bravo's Puppets
- 35. The Witch's Spell
- 36. Talkerella
- 37. The Great Game #2
- 38. Van Go, Master Painter
- 39. The Ghost of Zoobilee Woods
- 40. Pigment Puzzle
- 41. Whazzat the Clown
- 42. The Great Zooble Tryouts
- 43. Gotta Dance
- 44. Close Encounters of a Zooble Kind
- 45. Laughland
- 46. Lady Whazzat
- 47. The Zooble Book of Records
- 48. Sing Along #1
- 49. The Magic Ring
- 50. A Trip to Memoryland
- 51. The Zooble Hop
- 52. Attack of the Giant Potatoes
- 53. Popular Bill
- 54. Simon and Leprechaun
- 55. Pictures to Remember
- 56. Smart Dummy
- 57. The Zoobadoobas
- 58. Sing Along #2
- 59. A Camping We Will Go
- 60. Bravo's Party
- 61. Two's a Crowd
- 62. Piano Man Bill
- 63. Surprise, Surprise
- 64. Teleportation
- 65. Without a Sound
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