Wishbone 1995
What is Wishbone?
Wishbone is a television series first released in 1995. Catalogued under Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1995
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 50
- Runtime
- 28 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 10, 1995
- Networks
- PBS Kids
- Genres
- Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
How long to binge?
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Wishbone is a television series first released in 1995. Catalogued under Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy. Status: Ended. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
Should you watch it?
“A Jack Russell Terrier imagines himself as heroes from classic literature.”
- Encourages interest in classic literature
- Features a charismatic canine lead
- Blends live-action with imaginative storytelling
- Episodes are short and aimed at younger viewers
- Limited appeal for older audiences
Watch it if you enjoy lighthearted stories that bring classic books to life for kids.
The series is gentle and suitable for children, with no intense violence or mature themes.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 40 episodes
- E1 A Tail in Twain (1) Mar 23, 1995
- E2 A Tail in Twain (2) Mar 24, 1995
- E3 Twisted Tail Mar 25, 1995
- E4 Rosie, Oh, Rosie, Oh! Mar 25, 1995
- E5 Homer Sweet Homer Mar 26, 1995
- E6 Bark That Bark Mar 30, 1995
- E7 Cyranose Mar 31, 1995
- E8 The Slobbery Hound Apr 1, 1995
- E9 Digging Up the Past Apr 2, 1995
- E10 Bone of Arc Apr 3, 1995
- E11 The Impawssible Dream Apr 5, 1995
- E12 Fleabitten Bargain Apr 5, 1995
- E13 Sniffing the Gauntlet Apr 6, 1995
- E14 The Hunchdog of Notre Dame Oct 26, 1995
- E15 Golden Retrieved Oct 27, 1995
- E16 A Tale of Two Sitters Oct 30, 1995
- E17 Frankenbone Oct 31, 1995
- E18 Hot Diggety Dawg Nov 1, 1995
- E19 One Thousand and One Tails Nov 2, 1995
- E20 Mixed Breeds Nov 3, 1995
- E21 The Canine Cure Nov 4, 1995
- E22 The Pawloined Paper Nov 5, 1995
- E23 Bark to the Future Nov 6, 1995
- E24 Paw Prints of Thieves Mar 2, 1996
- E25 Furst Impressions Mar 3, 1996
- E26 The Prince and The Pooch Mar 4, 1996
- E27 The Count's Account Mar 5, 1996
- E28 Salty Dog Mar 6, 1996
- E29 Little Big Dog Mar 7, 1996
- E30 A Dogged Expose Mar 8, 1996
- E31 Terrified Terrier Mar 9, 1996
- E32 Shakespaw Mar 10, 1996
- E33 Muttketeer! Nov 2, 1996
- E34 Hercules Unleashed Nov 3, 1996
- E35 !Viva Wishbone! Nov 4, 1996
- E36 The Entrepawneur Nov 5, 1996
- E37 Pantin' at the Opera Nov 6, 1996
- E38 Dances With Dogs Nov 7, 1996
- E39 Rushin' to the Bone Nov 8, 1996
- E40 Picks of the Litter Nov 9, 1996
Season 2 · 10 episodes
- E1 Halloween Hound: The Legend of the Creepy Collars (1) Mar 3, 1997
- E2 Halloween Hound: The Legend of the Creepy Collars (2) Mar 4, 1997
- E3 The Prince of Wags Mar 5, 1997
- E4 Groomed for Greatness Mar 6, 1997
- E5 Bone of Contention Mar 7, 1997
- E6 War of the Noses Mar 8, 1997
- E7 Moonbone Mar 9, 1997
- E8 Barking at Buddha Mar 10, 1997
- E9 Pup Fiction Mar 11, 1997
- E10 The Roamin' Nose Mar 12, 1997
Frequently asked questions
What is the premise of Wishbone?
Wishbone is a Jack Russell Terrier who daydreams as characters from classic literature, sharing adventures with his owner Joe Talbot in Oakdale, Texas.
Who does Wishbone live with?
He lives with his owner Joe Talbot.
When did the series originally air?
It premiered in 1995 and ran through 1999.
What genres does Wishbone belong to?
It is classified as Action & Adventure, Comedy, Kids, and Sci‑Fi & Fantasy.
Can the characters in Wishbone’s daydreams see him as a dog?
No, they see him as the famous character he is portraying, not as a dog.