List of G.I. Joe Extreme episodes

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This is an episode list for the animated television series G.I. Joe Extreme . [1]

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Episodes

Season 1 (1995–1996)

#TitleDirectorWriterOriginal airdateProduction Code
01"A Summoning of Heroes"TBA Buzz Dixon September 24, 1995 (1995-09-24)TBA
With the mysterious organization SKAR (Soldiers of Kaos, Anarchy, and Ruin) poised to assault Europe, a new team of Joes must be formed to deal with the threats faced in this brave new world.
02"Serious Leg Work"TBAJulia Jane LewaldOctober 1, 1995 (1995-10-01)TBA
Mayday is injured and is forced to stay behind to "guard" the Joe's base while the rest of the team is out on a new mission. Iron Klaw sees this as the perfect opportunity to assault the base, dispatching Inferno and a squadron of Skyreens to do just that.
03"Point of Honor"TBARick MerwinOctober 8, 1995 (1995-10-08)TBA
The Joes are dispatched to claim an old missile silo before SKAR can get there. Lt. Stone opts to send Ballistic, Mayday (who is still injured from the last episode), and the mercenary Quick Stryke on this mission, but just who is Quick Stryke really working for?
04"Chips and a Cold, Cold Drink"TBARichard MuellerOctober 15, 1995 (1995-10-15)TBA
Black Dragon and Metal Head launch a daring strike against SKAR in an attempt to steal a valuable piece of technology. They have to deal with a very upset Rampage who intends to utilize this technology himself in his bid to overthrow Iron Klaw.
05"To Catch a Klaw"TBAMark EdensOctober 22, 1995 (1995-10-22)TBA
After Ballistic, Mayday, and Lt. Stone walk into a trap set by SKAR, the team begins to suspect that Count von Rani may be working for SKAR. Although Clancey, the team's contact, dismisses this immediately, Lt. Stone decides to infiltrate von Rani's castle while Sgt. Savage launches an attack against SKAR forces in order to gauge the Count's reaction.
06"Relics"TBAMatthew EdensNovember 5, 1995 (1995-11-05)TBA
When Iron Klaw busts an old Iron Army cryogenics expert out of prison, Sgt. Savage takes it upon himself to see that he is recaptured. Along the way we learn a little about the team's "oldest" member.
07"Dawn's Oily Light"TBA Steve Cuden November 19, 1995 (1995-11-19)TBA
When SKAR seeks to disrupt the world's oil supply by seizing oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico, Harpoon, Metal Head, and Black Dragon move to stop them. But when Rampage captures Metal Head and Black Dragon, Harpoon must rely on his Navy SEALs training to rescue his comrades and foil SKAR's latest scheme.
08"Crawling from the Wreckage"TBA Len Wein December 3, 1995 (1995-12-03)TBA
After a new weapons satellite is downed, it's a race against time for the Joes to beat both Inferno and the super-soldier Wreckage to the scene of the crash.
09"Extend a Helping Klaw"TBARichard MuellerDecember 10, 1995 (1995-12-10)TBA
Rampage creates a new weapon that turns living beings into walking time bombs. When Stone is hit by the weapon defending Count von Rani, help in dispatching Rampage comes from an unlikely source...
10"Now Hear This"TBALarry ParrDecember 17, 1995 (1995-12-17)TBA
When Inferno steals a device that projects subliminal messages called the Mesmerizer, his real aims in life become apparent, as does his life story.
11"Winner Take All"TBA Katherine Lawrence January 7, 1996 (1996-01-07)TBA
After Metalhead is critically wounded, Freight leaves the Joes and returns to his career in football. Iron Klaw is in the market for a new super soldier.
12"Coup of the Klaw"TBAMatthew EdensJanuary 14, 1996 (1996-01-14)TBA
Iron Klaw seizes control of the United States and orders the Army to hunt down and eliminate the Joes still on the loose. Despite the fact that the situation seems hopeless, the Joes continue to fight even as the country they knew seems to collapse around them.
13"Rebellion"TBAMark EdensJanuary 21, 1996 (1996-01-21)TBA
The Joes continue their efforts to dislodge SKAR from American soil.

Season 2 (1996–1997)

#TitleDirectorWriterOriginal airdateProduction Code
01"SKAR Under Siege"TBA Roger Slifer September 20, 1996 (1996-09-20)TBA
With Iron Klaw's apparent defeat, SKAR begins to fall to ruin as the Joes try and discover what really happened in Count von Rani's castle the night before.
02"Operation: Underground"TBA Marv Wolfman September 27, 1996 (1996-09-27)TBA
SKAR recruiting efforts, a mad bomber, and an attempt to get the team disbanded plague the Joes on a very bad day indeed.
03"A Traitor Among Us"TBARoger SliferOctober 4, 1996 (1996-10-04)TBA
The situation comes to a head when Sgt. Savage accuses Metalhead of treason when the latest in a string of missing security briefings points directly to the computer hacker.
04"Iron Klaw Unmasked"TBA David Anthony Kraft October 11, 1996 (1996-10-11)TBA
The source of Clancy's erratic behavior is discovered, but is it too late?
05"The Search for Clancy"TBADavid Anthony KraftOctober 18, 1996 (1996-10-18)TBA
Now that "Clancy" has been revealed to be Iron Klaw, the search for the real Clancy begins. But what exactly did happen to the team's contact after the failed SKAR invasion of the United States?
06"Sabotage in the Sky"TBA George Bloom October 25, 1996 (1996-10-25)TBA
A raid on a SKAR research facility reveals links to a large aviation corporation. Stone orders Mayday and Harpoon to infiltrate the company and discover what is going on.
07"The Silencer"TBAJay Bacal and Lloyd GoldfineDecember 20, 1996 (1996-12-20)TBA
The assassin known as The Silencer lures Eagle Eye to his island hideaway to settle an old score. Soon after, Eagle Eye's shooting hand is injured and his vision is impaired by The Silencer as the two men began a nightlong game of cat and mouse.
08"Rampage for President"TBADavid Anthony KraftDecember 27, 1996 (1996-12-27)TBA
The leaders of SKAR free Rampage from prison and set him on the path to election as President of the African nation of Comchaka. The Joes become involved and realize that Rampage isn't about to leave the outcome to the electorate.
09"Hard Road Home"TBA Roy Thomas January 3, 1997 (1997-01-03)TBA
Rogue General Leon Bosch takes an Inter-Alliance peacekeeping effort hostage in a bid to fully seize control of his country. The Joes are dispatched to rescue the team and end the General's reign of terror.
10"Wreckage: Revenge!"TBA Steve Englehart January 10, 1997 (1997-01-10)TBA
Rampage has organized a gun-running deal, but needs a little muscle in case things get rough. He convinces Wreckage to provide that muscle, promising to reveal Wreckage's origin to him. When things don't turn out as planned, Wreckage ends up on a journey with Freight. Together they discover Wreckage's true origins, helping to free the man who has become a monster.
11"Fear at Fifty Fathoms"TBADavid Anthony KraftFebruary 7, 1997 (1997-02-07)TBA
After an Air Force fighter squadron disappears in the Bermuda Triangle, Clancy sends the Joes in to find the missing airmen.
12"Metalhead goes A.W.O.L."TBARoger SliferFebruary 14, 1997 (1997-02-14)TBA
Tired of Savage's constant suspicion, Metalhead leaves the Joe Team and goes AWOL.
13"Betrayal"TBARoger SliferFebruary 21, 1997 (1997-02-21)TBA
Metalhead and Iron Klaw plot to further weaken the Joes and the Inter-Alliance by staging a rally for the entire world to see. Matters get worse when Black Dragon is captured and his execution becomes the cornerstone of the event.

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References

  1. "G.I.Joe Extreme Episode Guide". Yojoe.Com. Retrieved 2012-09-17.