Jumanji

1996
Jumanji

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 The Three Peters Sep 08, 1998

When Peter gets mad and smashes the game, it splits him into three individuals, each with different parts of his personality.

EP2 Young Alan Sep 15, 1998

Ibsen sends the kids back 20 years into the past, when Alan first arrived in Jumanji.

EP3 The Intruder Sep 25, 1998

When the kids find a prowler in the attic, he ends up going into Jumanji with them.

EP4 Oh, Grow Up Sep 29, 1998

Frustrated by his small stature, Peter trades Slick for a potion that makes him grow.

EP5 Return of Squint Oct 07, 1998

Alan and the kids steal Ibsen's submarine, and Peter turns into a salamander.

EP6 Armageddon Oct 16, 1998

Something is very wrong in Jumanji -- all the denizens are being nice.

EP7 Love Potion Oct 22, 1998

When her boyfriend invites another girl to the school dance, Judy buys a love potion from Slick.

EP8 Sorceress of Jumanji Oct 27, 1998

An unpleasant neighbor enters Jumanji after buying the game at Aunt Nora's rummage sale.

EP9 The Ultimate Weapon Nov 02, 1998

Slick auctions a dangerous weapon, the legendary Trans-Vector, to the most evil characters in Jumanji.

EP10 Who Am I? Nov 11, 1998

A strange lightning ball causes minds to be switched into different bodies throughout Jumanji.

EP11 Nothing to Fear Nov 17, 1998

Judy, Peter, and Alan's worst fears seem to be coming to life.

EP12 The Doll Nov 27, 1998

Peter steals the Manji witch doctor's doll and uses it to make people in Brantford do what he wants.

EP13 An Old Story aka (Bark At Jumanji) Nov 30, 1998

After swimming in Jumanji's Pool of Ages, Judy and Peter start aging rapidly.

EP14 Good Bye Jumanji Dec 10, 1998

While trapped in a cave, the kids and Alan see clips from their previous adventures via the Crystal of Reflection. Will it show them Alan's original clue, so that he can finally escape from Jumanji?
6.3| 0h30m| TV-Y7| en| More Info
Released: 08 September 1996 Ended
Producted By: Interscope Communications
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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Synopsis

Judy and Peter Shepherd are two kids that found a board game called "Jumanji". With each turn, the two of them are given a "game clue" and then sucked into a dangerous jungle until they solve their clue. There they meet Alan Parrish, who was trapped in the Jumanji jungle because he had never seen his clue.

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mat9813004 For its time it was a pretty good children's cartoon. The artwork was edgy and the theme music was engaging, the creatures looked pretty scary/sinister and the rules based, cause and effect reality created by the Jumanji game gave the environment character and some of the malevolent characters a certain pathos. Professor Ibsen in the episode Master Builder was a direct reference to the Norwegian playwright Henrick Ibsen, who wrote a play called Master Builder and contains parallels to the character. Tim Curry is the voice to Slick.Favorite episodes include Armageddon, where the rules of Jumanji begin to break down and Branford, a game version of the "real world" where Peter and Judy come from.
Jackson Booth-Millard If you have seen the movie starring Robin Williams about the jungle themed game with a mind of its own, then you'll love the cartoon TV series. From the makers of Aaagh! Real Monsters, Angry Beavers and Hey Arnold! Nickelodean, this cartoon was made after the film and shown on CITV. Basically Judy and Peter go into the game every day and solve puzzles to try and get their jungle friend Alan Parrish out of the game. Obviously the things in the jungle are trying to stop them from doing this, e.g. Van Pelt (from film). There were some new characters in the cartoon that were pretty good too, e.g. Trader Slick (who looks like Batman's Joker). Good!
Ginger87 "Jumanji" the T.V. series was as good as the Jumanji movie, which I really enjoyed. I used to watch this show on UPN before I went to school in the morning. "Jumanji" the T.V. series was sort of based on the movie. Peter and Judy would go into the game everyday to see Alan. My favorite character was Peter. He was clever when it came to solving the clues.My favorite episode was the one when Aunt Nora went into the game. That episode was hysterical. My favorite part of each episode was when Peter and Judy first receive the clue because the clue always sounded very interesting. I, along with Judy and Peter, would try to solve the clue.Overall I really enjoyed this series and was sad to see it leave. I give this show 9/10 stars.
seashellz I really enjoyed the then-unusual artwork, now rather prevalent in animation-and the fact that the characters were usually in the land of JUMANJI itself, unlike the film which took place on Terra Firma.