- Eps 1: First Principles
- Eps 1: The Case of the Stuck-Up Blimp
- Eps 2: The Case of the Crime Circus
- Eps 2: A Proper Function of Government
- Eps 3: The Case of the Baffling Bugman
- Eps 3: Is Your Journey Really Necessary?
- Eps 4: The Case of Berserko's Big Surprise
- Eps 4: The Most Suitable Person
- Eps 5: The Case of the Bogus Justice Machines
- Eps 5: Always Glad to Help
- Eps 6: The Case of the Prison Break-In
- Eps 6: A Feasible Solution
- Eps 7: The Case of the Pardner in Crime
- Eps 7: Special Relationship
- Eps 8: The Case of C.O.P.S. File #1 (1)
- Eps 9: The Case of C.O.P.S. File #2 (2)
- Eps 10: The Case of the Blur Bandits
- Eps 11: The Case of the Bulletproof Waldo
- Eps 12: The Case of the Blitz Attack
- Eps 13: The Case of the Baby Badguy
- Eps 14: The Case of the Thieving Robots
- Eps 15: The Case of the Highway Robbery
- Eps 16: The Case of the Crime Convention
- Eps 17: The Case of the Crook with a 1000 Faces
- Eps 18: The Case of the Super Shakedown
- Eps 19: The Case of the Criminal Mall
- Eps 20: The Case of the Big Bad Boxoids
- Eps 21: The Case of the Half-Pint Hero
- Eps 22: The Case of the Brilliant Berserko
- Eps 23: The Case of the Big Frame-Up
- Eps 24: The Case of the Sinister Spa
- Eps 25: The Case of the Cool Caveman
- Eps 26: The Case of the Wayward Whiz Kid
- Eps 27: The Case of the Stashed Cash
- Eps 28: The Case of the Big Boss's Master Plan (1)
- Eps 29: The Case of the Big Boss's Master Plan (2)
- Eps 30: The Case of the Criminal Games
- Eps 31: The Case of the Iceberg Pirates
- Eps 32: The Case of the Giveaway Gold
- Eps 33: The Case of the Big Little Green Men
- Eps 34: The Case of the Crook with a Conscience
- Eps 35: The Case of Mace's Romance
- Eps 36: The Case of the Boy Nobody Wanted
- Eps 37: The Case of the Bogus Bride
- Eps 38: The Case of the Visiting Mother
- Eps 39: The Case of the Ghost Crooks
- Eps 40: The Case of the Lying Lie Detector
- Eps 41: The Case of the Disappearing Dough
- Eps 42: The Case of Mukluk's Luck
- Eps 43: The Case of the Baby Badguy's Return
- Eps 44: The Case of the Rock and Roll Robbers
- Eps 45: The Case of the Boy who Cried Sea Monster
- Eps 46: The Case of the Runaway Buzzbomb
- Eps 47: The Case of the Missing Masterpiece
- Eps 48: The Case of the Lesser of Two Weevils
- Eps 49: The Case of the Big Boss's Bye-Bye
- Eps 50: The Case of the Iron C.O.P. and the Wooden Crooks
- Eps 51: The Case of the Midas Touch
- Eps 52: The Case of the Ready Room Mutiny
- Eps 53: The Case of the High Iron Hoods
- Eps 54: The Case of the Kidnapped Kangaroo Caper
- Eps 55: The Case of the Missing Memory
- Eps 56: The Case of the Lowest Crime
- Eps 57: The Case of the Crooked Contest
- Eps 58: The Case of the Ransomed Rascal
- Eps 59: The Case of the Spotless Kingpin
- Eps 60: The Case of the Lawless Lady
- Eps 61: The Case of the Lost Boss
- Eps 62: The Case of the Bad Luck Burglar
- Eps 63: The Case of the Big Boss's Big Switch
- Eps 64: The Case of the Red-Hot Hoodlum
- Eps 65: The Case of the Invisible Crime
C.O.P.S.
HD
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3 Seasons
C.O.P.S. is an animated series from DIC Entertainment and Celebrity Home Entertainment that aired from 1988 to 1989. Set in a futuristic Empire City, the show follows a team of law enforcement officers battling against the villainous Big Boss and his gang. Taglined “Fighting crime in a future time,” the series captivated young audiences with its action-packed storytelling. In 1993, it was revived in reruns on CBS Saturday mornings under the title CyberCOPS, a rebranding necessitated by the launch of an unrelated reality show sharing the same name. The series was inspired by Hasbro's action figure line, C.O.P.S 'N' Crooks.
