List of Wacky Races (2017 TV series) episodes facts for kids

The Racers participate in the Wacky Winter Games and compete in luge, ski jump, slalom and snowboarding events. The games culminate in a final competition, where Dastardly and Muttley do a very disturbing ice-skating dance.

While stopping at a small Italian town for gas, the Racers are recognized by the citizens, who invite them for a small party in their town. Unfortunately for the Racers, they are unable to leave the town, as the citizens consciously throw parties and feed them.

The Racers, joined by guest Racer Pandora Pitstop, race customized watercraft through the Louisiana bayous.

The residents of Easter Island celebrate an ancient festival with a Wacky Race. The Racers end up awakening a giant alien menace that awakes the slumbering Easter Island statues to conquer the world, unless Muttley can stop them.

Medieval Camelot has never been so exciting, or so wacky!

Peter and Dastardly are caught in the explosion of I. Q.'s latest invention, where Peter loses his mojo, but Dastardly has absorbed Peter's perfectness and refuses to give it up unless Peter's friends can find Dastardly and make Peter perfect again.

On vacation, the Racers' competitive attitudes overwhelm each other to the point where they end up destroying the Grand Canyon.

The Racers take the roles of ancient Roman chariot racers during the very wacky version of the Roman games.

The Racers drive through the Deep South, until they run afoul of Dastardly's crooked cousin Sheriff Longarm D. Lawe. Captured by his speed traps, the Racers are sentenced to 847 years in the local jail and must find a way to escape and finish the race.

Penelope, Peter, Tiny and Bella take the roles of the Three Musketeers in a wacky and action-packed version of The Man in the Iron Mask.

Shrunk down to microscopic size, the Racers are accidentally injected into Dastardly and must race through his circulatory system, avoiding his white blood cells, to find a way out before they enlarge inside him.

A thousand years in the future, the Wacky Races are alive and well and even wackier than ever!

The Racers have always been curious about the mysterious Doombuggy, in which the Gruesome Twosome apparently live in the trunk. The Racers sneak inside and find themselves trapped in a gigantic Halloween wonderland and pursued by familiar monsters.

Peter and his friends race back to Peter's hometown of Perfectville and find out that it is not so perfect after all.

A trip back in time reveals the very first Wacky Race, as prehistoric versions of the Racers race through a prehistoric landscape while evading hungry dinosaurs.

With the help of a very unusual spiritual adviser, the Racers find themselves racing through their collective unconscious dream world encountering their fondest fantasies, or in the case of Dastardly, a deeply screwed-up mess of a psyche.

Before a race to the South Pole, Peter challenges Dastardly to win just one race fair and square. As they roar across Antarctica, they encounter dangerous booby traps.

During a Wacky Races Christmas party, Dastardly triggers his latest tricks and finds himself in Heaven, reviewing his past misdeeds with a familiar angel named Maurice.

Dastardly's Bavarian cousin Desdemona captures the Racers during a competition over the Alps and locks them in her pretzel mines.

During a race to the North Pole, the Racers accidentally run over Santa Claus and now must take his place to save Christmas.

The Racers are turned into babies, with Dastardly as their babysitter.

Fed up with Dick Dastardly's unorthodox and surreal ways of cheating, P. T. Barnstorm decides to fire and ban Dastardly from the Wacky Races, forcing Dastardly to find a new career.

Pandora switches places with her twin sister Penelope in order to steal a prize for good sportsmanship and fair play.

P. T. Barnstorm's latest money-making race event sends the Racers off to race on Mars against an evil space tyrant, with Earth as the prize.

As the race continues through the center of the Earth to the Land that Time Forgot, the Racers are attacked by dinosaurs, but are rescued at the last second by a tribe of mole people that crown Muttley their king.

An experimental time machine created by I. Q. gives Dastardly the ability to rewind time 30 seconds at a time.

As the Racers zoom through the bluegrass hills of Kentucky, another one of I. Q.'s inventions begins randomly exchanging the Racers' personalities meaning is switching bodies.

At an annual race where their mothers accompany each of the Racers, their maternal relationship is painfully explored, until the moms get caught up in the race and leave the Racers in the dust.

I. Q. has been secretly working on a time machine to make time and the Racers' cars go faster. It backfires and brings future versions of the Racers back to advise their younger selves.

Tiny receives an invitation to speak at his old high school. Tiny does not want to go because he will not fit in well at Miss Prissy Prisswell's Finishing School for Young Ladies, Gentlemen and Others.

A raucous race across the Emerald Isle runs afoul of a clan of leprechauns determined to protect their pot o' gold.

Note: The Slag Brothers make a cameo in this episode.

A thousand years in the future, the Wacky Races are alive and well and even wackier than ever!

The Racers swing into action to save Peter, who has been kidnapped by a crazy fan.

Note: The title episode is a reference to The Perils of Penelope Pitstop.

Dastardly is tired of his rivals and goes to a dimension where everyone is like him. He then finds himself unable to keep up with his rivals, who are cheaters like him.

In the far future, brave, if not too bright, space ranger Peter Perfect entrusts the secret location to the galaxy's greatest weapon to speeder racer Penelope Spacestop. But can she and her android friends keep evil Lord Dastarius from finding it and conquering the universe?

Dastardly buys a lamp with a genie inside, in spite of the salesman's warning about the twists that usually come with the wishes, and uses the first wish to make his rivals behave just like him.

A Western-themed race ends up to be more than the Racers bargained for.

Under pressure from his grandfather to finally win at least one race, Dastardly pulls out all the stops with a barrage of tricks and traps. They all backfire, so Penelope convinces the other Racers to let Dastardly win.

The Racers meet up with Hong Kong Phooey during a thrilling adventure in China, where the evil organization K.I.T.T.Y., led by Golden Paw, mistakes Muttley for Hong Kong Phooey.

Note: Like Hong Kong Phooey (who was voiced by Phil LaMarr voice-matching Scatman Crothers), Huckleberry Hound (who was voiced by Billy West) also makes a cameo appearance in this episode. Also, this can be an crossover episode between Hong Kong Phooey and The Huckleberry Hound Show.

To celebrate the 40th race of the Wacky Races, it was decided that this race would be only a 40-yard race. However, unexpected events prevent the Racers from finishing the race.

In the ancient time of legendary heroes, the Wacky Racers race to find the Golden Fleece before the terrible Pluto (Dastardly) and Cerberus (Muttley) do.

To improve his terrible image, Dastardly is forced by the network to host a morning pre-school kiddie show with the help of his friends.

When Hollywood lures Peter away to a life of fame and fortune, he is replaced in the Wacky Races by an insane, but very handsome robot.

The Racers zoom through an enchanted forest on the way to Granny's house with the help of guest Racer Winsome Witch.

To celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee, our Victorian Racers compete using the latest in steam-powered automotive vehicles, until Dickie reveals his plan to take over 19th century England by queen-napping Victoria.

Thor, God of Thunder challenges a crazed team of berserker Viking Racers to sail across the dangerous sea and discover America...which they do, when they can be troubled to stop smiting everything they see.

The Racers are shanghaied by the king of the underwater city of Atlantis to race his vain and spoiled son through the depths of the Marianas Trench.

Pandora traps the Racers in their own video game, where the only way to escape is to win the race.

In the most cultured episode of Wacky Races ever, Dastardly devotes an entire show to acting out the works of William Shakespeare with the help of the other Racers.

In a homage to Bollywood musicals, the Racers zoom through Mumbai in an effort to bring two star-crossed lovers from feuding families together.

Hard-boiled 1930's private detective Bad Penny Pitstop is hired to track down Peter's stolen lunchbox in a race against Dastardly and the Gruesome Twosome.

A race through the Sahara Desert to the Pyramids of Giza leads the Racers to uncover ancient aliens' plot to conquer the world.

Deep in the heart of Africa, the Racers and guest Racer Pandora Pitstop get trapped in the labyrinthine and trap-laden mines of King Solomon.

After Dastardly's cheating goes too far, he is banned from the Wacky Races by the creators of the original show. His friends do their best to defend him before a jury of the worst cartoon villains ever. The Hooded Claw from The Perils of Penelope Pitstop serves as the prosecutor.

Penelope is kidnapped by aliens and forced to compete in a space race against strange but oddly familiar aliens and only Space Ghost can save us all.

When a bolt of lighting rewires Dastardly's brain so everyone he sees looks like Muttley, the Racers must dare to travel to the most horrible, dangerous, despicable, awful place in the universe...Dastardly's mind.

In a homage to 1930's space adventures, brave two-fisted American hero Peter Perfect and his friends takes a trip to Pluto to stop the evil space emperor Dastardly from conquering Earth.

During a race through Japan, another of Dastardly's schemes gone wrong causes Muttley to grow into a giant monster and attack downtown Tokyo. With I. Q.'s help, the Racers build a super-cool mega mecha to take on the rampaging pooch.

The Racers find themselves in Storyland with all the greatest characters of fiction, where they struggle to prove they are real people (and not badly written cartoon characters) so they can return to reality.

When I. Q. accidentally ages the Racers into their 80s, they are retired to a elder care storage facility in Florida, where the Racers prove you are never too old to cause complete wacky chaos.

The evil wizard Lord Dast enlists his army of flying Muttleys to steal a powerful pendant from the good-natured Penelope Peasant. With the help of the other Racers, Penelope embarks on a quest to save their magical world.

The super-city of Wackopolis is thrown into peril when the supervillain the Purple Puppeteer executes a foul scheme to outlaw the city's heroes. Can the Super Racers stop him?

When the future version of Dastardly returns from the future to alter history, the Racers and our Dastardly battle to reset time and save the world.

When evil penguins capture Santa Claus, the Racers are recruited by Mrs. Claus to save him.

A movie executive from Wacky Brothers Studios hires the Racers to star in a big budget action-filled movie version of their adventures, complete with zombies, mutant vampires, aliens and even worse...Hollywood directors and writers.

Dastardly's penchant for cat-based weaponry and traps finally cat-ches up with him when he is transported into a distant future world ruled entirely by cats.

Tiny's creator returns to town with a special gift: the missing half of Tiny's brain! When his newfound intelligence goes straight to his head, the Racers grow tired of his arrogant attitude and team up to steal back half of his brain.

In a parody of The Prince and the Pauper, the Racers attend a race for a royal coronation, where Dastardly meets his doppelganger, the prince of the country.

The Racers visit the amusement park "Wackyland" when Peter is kidnapped by an evil genius who aims for world domination.

After Dastardly finally wins a race despite using his usual nefarious deeds, he also wins a cursed idol, which brings him bad luck.

Dastardly meets the only member of his fan club, a 6-year-old girl, except that she is meaner and more deceitful than he is and wants to challenge him to a race to see who is the best cheater of all.

In a race through the Appalachian Mountains, the Racers compete against various guest stars Huckleberry Hound, Ricochet Rabbit and Touché Turtle.

Note: Snagglepuss makes a cameo at the end of the episode.

The Racers star as the lords and ladies of Enlightenment-era England and are challenged to sneak off to France and smuggle a French aristocrat back to London.

In a parody of Homer's Iliad, Brick Crashman tells the story of the Trojan War with the help of the Racers.

The Racers and the new Wacky Network executive must try to come up with a brainstorm to change the format of the show to attract a younger, hipper demographic.

Dastardly's attempt to upgrade his car has caused all the other Racers' cars to gain consciousness and free will.

After discovering that Muttley lives a double life as a Secret Agent, Dick Dastardly tag along with him and Agent Z to stop the evil Dr. Doomsdoctor as he devises a plan to make the moon come to earth.

Note: This is a half–hour series finale.