The General will reward the one who stops Yankee Doodle Pigeon with a 30-day furlough with all expenses paid.
Muttley wants a day off because it's his birthday. Dastardly reminds him the birthday party cannot be held until after they stop the pigeon
Dick Dastardly and the Vulture Squadron try to stop Yankee Doodle Pigeon with a feather-seeking homing missile.
Klunk is sure his new invention, a flying anvil, will work. Dick Dastardly is flattered - or should I say flattened - by the idea of finally getting Yankee Doodle Pigeon.
The General sends an efficiency expert in order to shape up the Vulture Squadron. Having analysed the results of an attitude test, he recommends Muttley to take command of the squadron.
The Vulture Squadron has run out of planes. The General calls to tell them there's no more money to by new ones. Dick Dastardly decides to buy a wreck so he'll still be able to catch Yankee Doodle Pigeon.
When their latest failure sends them crashing through a barn, Klunk builds the Vulture Squadron a new plane with its boards.
Yankee Doodle Pigeon now flies bravely across open water carrying top secret messages to ships at sea. The General transfers the Vulture Squadron to sea duty on board a flat deck ferry boat.
Klunk creates a missile that homes in on sneezes.
Dick Dastardly is fed up with Zilly being a scary cat. So, he calls for a doctor who hypnotizes Zilly. Now Zilly changes into the bravest Vulture Squadron warrior.
In order to fool Yankee Doodle Pigeon, The Vulture Squadron dresses as birds. A clockmaker mistakes the befeathered Dick Dastardly for his giant cuckoo clock.
The inimitable entrepreneurs of the Vulture Squadron drop in on a mad professor's laboratory. He gives them a chance to try his flying inventions on the pigeon instead of Klunk's.
High in the sky our gallant courier Yankee Doodle Pigeon now sweeps swiftly trough the canons of the Swiss Alps. Of course, followed by Dastardly and his men who are having their planes rocked.
Having made a mess of several operations, Dick Dastardly comes to the conclusion an eagle is much easier to fetch than a pigeon.
When the Vulture Squadron shot themselves instead of Yankee Doodle Pigeon, Dick Dastardly has them fitted for glasses.
The episodes opens with the gang doing their normal thing. One by one they run out of fuel. One of the gang suggest they can never catch Yankee Doodle because they run out of fuel. Klunk gets the idea to fuel while in the air. They try many different ways of in-air fueling.
To evaluate the Vulture Squadron and identify their shortcomings, the General sends a movie director to film them.
Zilly,Muttley and Klunk refuse to obey Dastardly's command because their enlistments are up. Dastardly cries and makes them feel bad so they decide to go along for one last time. The crew tries to try and feather Yankee Doodle but it doesn't work. They try a wreaking ball. It fails. The crew decides to leave for good this time. Yankee Doodle flies by and scares everyone so they decide to go get him. Dastardly tricks the crew in to reenlisting for four more years.
Dick Dastardly has Muttley photograph the Vulture Squadron in action to prove they're not just collecting flight pay.
The General calls Dick Dastardly to tell him he is allowed to take a two weeks furlough. Zilly, Klunk and Muttley now have to try to stop the pigeon without their leader. But they can't do without him.
When the General pays a visit, Dick Dastardly tries to use a Yankee Doodle Pigeon lookalike to make him think they've caught the bird.
Equipped with Klunk's latest invention - a weather machine - the Vulture Squadron tries to stop Yankee Doodle Pigeon for the umpteenth time.
When Dick Dastardly suffers amnesia, Klunk takes command of the Vulture Squadron.
According to Dastardly the Vulture Squadron will certainly be able to catch Yankee Doodle Pigeon if they learn to think like a pigeon. In order to achieve this, they should also sleep and eat like a pigeon.
The complete collection of Muttley's medals appear to be stolen. Muttley insists on Dick Dastardly helping him to get back the medals. Until then, he refuses to do his duty.
Dick Dastardly, Muttley, Klunk and Zilly experience great difficulties finding the pigeon among many other birds going south to hibernate.
Dick Dastardly has each of the other pilots in the Vulture Squadron invent their own planes.
Continuing his dangerous task of delivering secret messages, Yankee Doodle Pigeon now flies above the frozen area of the northern front. Of course, hotly pursued by Dick Dastardly and his Vulture Squadron
Dick Dastardly consults a fortune teller to help him catch Yankee Doodle Pigeon.
The General sends a camouflage expert to help the Vulture Squadron out. These vicious men will certainly stop that pigeon while in disguise.
The General stations the Vulture Squadron on a deserted island.
Yankee Doodle Pigeon now flies above The Netherlands, of course pursued by the preposterous Vulture Squadron, trying to catch the brave messenger with a windmill plane.
Klunk creates a plane with a spare plane on top for the Vulture Squadron after their repeated crashes.
The General calls to tell Dick Dastardly there'll be no birthday celebrations until they stop Yankee Doodle Pigeon. Dastardly wonders who's birthday it is, and comes to the conclusion it's the General's. He decides to bake him a cake and deliver it to him right after catching the pigeon.
Commentary on "Balmy Swami," "Camouflage Hop-Aroo," by designers Iwao Takamotot and Jerry Eisenberg, and Warner Bros. Animation Scott Awley and Scott Jeralds
A compilation of some of Dastardly & Muttley's greatest failures.
A short featurette taking a look at the series and how it came to be, featuring creators and industry experts.
Commentary on "Stop Which Pigeon?," "Ceiling Zero Zero" by designers Iwao Takamoto and Jerry Eiseberg, and Warner Bros. Animation Scott Awley and Scott Jeralds
