James Bond Jr. 1991
What is James Bond Jr.?
James Bond Jr. is a television series first released in 1991.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1991
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 65
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 16, 1991
- Networks
- Syndication
- Genres
- Animation
- Updated
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Estimate the schedule using 65 episodes and an average 30-minute runtime.
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James Bond Jr. is a television series first released in 1991. Catalogued under Animation. Produced and broadcast by Syndication. Current status: Ended. Spans 1 seasons and 65 tracked episodes.
Should you watch it?
“Teen James Bond Jr. battles the villainous SCUM while navigating prep school adventures.”
- Classic spy fun for younger viewers
- Features familiar Bond legacy characters
- Short 22‑minute episodes limit plot depth
- Early‑90s animation may feel dated
Watch it if you enjoy light spy action cartoons with a nostalgic Bond twist.
The series is a kid‑friendly animated adventure with mild cartoon violence.
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Season 1 · 65 episodes
- E1 The Beginning Mytharc Sep 16, 1991
- E2 Earth Cracker Core Sep 17, 1991
- E3 The Chameleon Core Sep 18, 1991
- E4 Shifting Sands Core Sep 19, 1991
- E5 Plunder Down Under Mytharc Sep 20, 1991
- E6 A Chilling Affair Core Sep 23, 1991
- E7 Nothing to Play With Core Sep 24, 1991
- E8 Location Danger Core Sep 25, 1991
- E9 The Eiffel Missile Core Sep 26, 1991
- E10 A Worm in the Apple Core Sep 27, 1991
- E11 Valley of the Hungry Dunes Core Sep 30, 1991
- E12 Pompeii and Circumstance Core Oct 1, 1991
- E13 Never Give a Villain a Fair Shake Core Oct 2, 1991
- E14 City of Gold Core Oct 3, 1991
- E15 Never Lose Hope Core Oct 4, 1991
- E16 No Such Loch Core Oct 7, 1991
- E17 Appointment in Macau Core Oct 8, 1991
- E18 Lamp of Darkness Core Oct 9, 1991
- E19 Hostile Takeover Core Oct 10, 1991
- E20 Cruise to Oblivion Core Oct 11, 1991
- E21 A Race Against Disaster Core Oct 14, 1991
- E22 The Inhuman Race Core Oct 15, 1991
- E23 Live and Let's Dance Core Oct 16, 1991
- E24 The Sword of Power Core Oct 17, 1991
- E25 It's All in the Timing Core Oct 18, 1991
- E26 Dance of the Toreadors Core Oct 21, 1991
- E27 Fountain of Terror Core Oct 22, 1991
- E28 The Emerald Key Core Oct 23, 1991
- E29 Ship of Terror Core Oct 24, 1991
- E30 Deadly Recall Core Oct 25, 1991
- E31 Hunt For Red Star One Core Oct 28, 1991
- E32 Scottish Mist Core Oct 29, 1991
- E33 The Art of Evil Core Oct 30, 1991
- E34 The Heartbreak Caper Core Oct 31, 1991
- E35 Mindfield Core Nov 1, 1991
- E36 Leonardo da Vinci's Vault Mytharc Nov 4, 1991
- E37 Far Out West Core Nov 5, 1991
- E38 Avalanche Run Core Nov 6, 1991
- E39 Queen's Ransom Core Nov 7, 1991
- E40 Barbella's Big Attraction Core Nov 8, 1991
- E41 There for Ms. Fortune Core Nov 11, 1991
- E42 Invaders from S.C.U.M. Core Nov 12, 1991
- E43 Going for the Gold Core Nov 13, 1991
- E44 A Deranged Mind Core Nov 14, 1991
- E45 Catching the Wave Core Nov 15, 1991
- E46 Last of the Tooboos Core Nov 18, 1991
- E47 S.C.U.M. on the Water Core Nov 19, 1991
- E48 Goldie's Gold Scam Core Nov 20, 1991
- E49 Canine Caper Core Nov 21, 1991
- E50 Weather or Not Core Nov 22, 1991
- E51 Ol' Man River Core Nov 25, 1991
- E52 Between a Rock and a Hard Place Core Nov 26, 1991
- E53 Sherlock IQ Core Nov 27, 1991
- E54 Killer Asteroid Core Nov 28, 1991
- E55 Danger Train Core Nov 29, 1991
- E56 Quantum Diamonds Core Dec 2, 1991
- E57 Rubies Aren't Forever Core Dec 3, 1991
- E58 Garden of Evil Core Dec 4, 1991
- E59 The Thing in the Ice Core Dec 5, 1991
- E60 Goldie Finger at the End of the Rainbow Core Dec 6, 1991
- E61 Dutch Treat Core Dec 9, 1991
- E62 No Time to Lose Core Dec 10, 1991
- E63 Monument to S.C.U.M. Core Dec 11, 1991
- E64 Nothern Lights Mytharc Dec 12, 1991
- E65 Thor's Thunder Mytharc Dec 13, 1991
Frequently asked questions
What is the premise of James Bond Jr.?
James Bond Jr. attends Warfield Academy and, with friends I.Q. and Gordo Leiter, fights the terrorist group SCUM.
How many episodes does the series have?
The show comprises 65 episodes, each roughly 22 minutes long.
Who produced James Bond Jr.?
It was produced by Murakami‑Wolf‑Swenson and MGM Television.
Is James Bond Jr. animated?
Yes, it is an animated television series.
When did James Bond Jr. first air?
The series premiered in 1991.
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