101 Dalmatians Series
After foiling Cruella DeVil's plot to make a fur coat with the puppies' skins, the Dearly Family (Roger and Anita Dearly, Nanny, Pongo, Perdita, their 15 birth puppies and 84 adopted puppies) move to a new farm home in the country. Join Pongo and Perdy's pups, brave Lucky, tubby Rolly and Cadpig the runt, together with their chicken friend Spot, as they defend their new home from Cruella DeVil (Anita's boss and now new neighbor), continually get in and out of trouble, sneak into Grutely, and have all sorts of crazy adventures around the farm. Also along for the fun is Tripod, Patch, Two-Tone, Wizzer, Dipstick, Mooch, and the rest of their barnyard friends.
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When Roger and Anita's house proves to be too much trouble for the 101 dogs they own, they move to a new farm. Lucky, Cadpig, and Rolly, however, pref...
A circus elephant wanders onto the Dearly Farm, which gives Cruella the idea that the Dearlys will be forced to sell the farm because their deed prohi...
Lucky wishes to attend a dance with Two-Tone, but ends up with fleas, and he tries to get rid of them. However, Mooch wants to make Lucky fail so Two-...
Lt. Pug's old bully rival, Persian Pete, comes back to haunt him at exactly noon, and Cadpig is determined to help him face his fear by hypnotizing hi...
When Rolly traps himself into hearing the Colonel tell a story he has heard very often, Lucky stretches the truth to try to get him out of it, which l...
Lucky and Rolly compete on the game show Squeal of Fortune to win a bone autographed by Thunderbolt. Meanwhile, Cruella enters Scorch and Vendella int...
Lucky and Tripod compete to become Top Dog of Lt. Pug's Bark Brigade on the "Obstacle Course of Unspeakable Pain and Agony." The competition becomes m...
Rolly joins Mooch's gang after faking a fight with Cydne the Snake, although he dumps his true friends in the process. However, later Cydne comes to c...
Cruella makes her latest plans using the means of pollution, by being given responsibility of the farm while Roger and Anita are away and fooling the...
Rolly believes he has fallen in love with Dumpling and attempts to impress her. However, Dumpling doesn't seem interested in Rolly, causing him to los...
A Thunderbolt executive orders the Dearly Farm be used for the next episode of Thunderbolt. Lucky is overjoyed at the news. Despite this, when Lucky l...
Spot embarrasses herself while the pups videotape her every move and submit it to Stupendously Embarrassing Home Videos, causing her to sign a deal wi...
Fed up of hearing about Lt. Pug's fictional cat invasion, Lucky devises a plan to get him off their backs. However, the pups later discover Cruella's...
After seeing a boy billionaire ask for a specific railway car, Cruella tries to get rich quick by stealing the one on the Dearly's farm. However, the...
Rolly baby-sits Spot's mother's eggs, which Scorch tries to steal. When the chicks hatch, they believe Rolly is their mother.
Spot has to baby-sit a chick, Peeps, when she really would rather go for a swim. She decides to find out if she can do both. However, Peeps the chick...
After watching a soap opera, Cadpig jumps to the conclusion that Cruella telling Anita to work on a Saturday and her obedience to that order means Rog...
Lucky gets a new friend called Blaze, who has just arrived on the farm, but after a while, Rolly becomes jealous of him.
Cruella turns into Scrooge on Christmas and fires Anita. When Cruella hits her head she dreams that the pups take her on a trip through time. She goes...
The Pups sneak into cruella's Rocket plan to launch the DeVil NCCA spaceship to destroy the earth.
Cadpig plays along with the others and the farm animals as she thinks she's psychic.
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TMDB Reviews
Vinicius Monteiro
TMDB1 week ago
Adapting a classic movie into a TV show is usually a trap that leads to cheap, soulless knock-offs. But the 90s cartoon 101 Dalmatians: The Series went a completely different route. Instead of trying to copy the original movie's magic, it fully embraced the weirdness, mixing the charm of a kids' fable with the chaotic energy of a Saturday morning cartoon. One of the smartest things the writers did was shrink the focus. Rather than trying to juggle 99 puppies, the show zeroes in on a core crew: Lucky (the fearless TV addict), Rolly (the always-hungry one), Cadpig (the tiny New Age guru), and Spot (a neurotic chicken who really wants to be a dog). This lovable group gives the writers plenty of room for great character development and hilarious everyday conflicts.
Reinventing a classic villain is always risky, but the way they updated Cruella De Vil is brilliant. They dropped the creepy obsession with puppy fur—which would have gotten old fast on TV—and turned her into a ruthless, greedy corporate tycoon obsessed with real estate. She's the ultimate 90s satire, playing both an eccentric billionaire and the "annoying neighbor," which makes for some incredibly funny moments. On top of that, the show’s writing is surprisingly sharp. It never talks down to kids, delivering fast-paced humor, pop culture parodies, and fun running gags. It’s a great mix of visual comedy for younger viewers and subtle jokes for adults, often breaking the fourth wall and getting wonderfully weird.
To match all that chaotic energy, the show ditches the sketchy, gloomy London vibe of the 1961 film for bright colors, wacky backgrounds, and bold geometric shapes. It’s a purely expressive cartoon style that has actually aged really well. But despite all the quick jokes and crazy situations, the show never loses its heart. It perfectly captures that cozy 90s Saturday morning feel, wrapping up sweet lessons about friendship and belonging without ever feeling preachy. Ultimately, 101 Dalmatians:...
