ST. PATRICK'S DAY EPISODES AND SPECIALS (2026)

Happy St. Patrick's Day! To celebrate the day when everyone considers themselves Irish, we're bringing you a collection of St. Patrick's-themed episodes from some of your favorite Saturday morning programs. Know of any we missed? Let us know!

The Care Bears Family

"Grumpy's Three Wishes"

To bring confidence to a boy named Alvin, Grumpy makes three wishes on an eight-leaf clover...with surprising results.

Doc McStuffins

"St. Patrick's Day Dilemma"

Doc's new Irish paper doll, Fiona, refuses to get cleaned up after getting dirty and wants to go dance in the St. Patrick's Day parade.

Inspector Gadget

"Luck of the Irish"

Gadget must retrieve Ireland's famous Blarney Stone after Dr. Claw steals it.

Jackie Chan Adventures

"Tough Luck"

The Enforcers break out on their own and their first caper spoils Jackie's plans to return a cursed gem to its tomb in Ireland.

The Loud House

"No Such Luck"

Lincoln is excluded from family activities when everyone thinks he's a jinx.

Martin Mystery

"Rage of the Leprechaun"

An angry leprechaun wants the mystic four-leaf clover Martin has that grants the holder limitless good luck.

¡Mucha Lucha!

"Shamrock and Roll"

Rikochet discovers he has a tricky leprechaun doppelganger and is led into a match with him for the rights to the "Rikochet" name.

Puppy Dog Pals

"Somewhere Under the Rainbow"

The pugs journey to the end of the rainbow to find a pot big enough for Bob's St. Patrick's Day stew.

"Pups of the Dance"

Bob wants to learn traditional Irish dance before heading to Ireland, but Bongo and Rolly must find the instructor first after he disappears.

"Find That Fiddle"

The pets must find a new bow for Bob's fiddle so he can play at the festival.

The Real Ghostbusters

"The Scaring of the Green"

In exchange for getting the Ghostbusters out of legal trouble, police chief O'Malley asks them to help rid his family of a leprechaun's curse.

Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo (1981)

"Scooby's Luck of the Irish"

A leprechaun tortures the gang with the promise of a pot of gold.

Teen Titans Go!

"Beast Boy's St. Patrick's Day Luck, and It's Bad"

When accidentally pinching Beast Boy on St. Patrick's Day curses the team with bad luck, they must get gold coins from a leprechaun to free themselves.

"The Gold Standard"

Wishing to become a leprechaun causes Beast Boy to become obsessed with gold.

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!

 

10TH ANNIVERSARIES

Continuing our 8th anniversary celebration with the Saturday morning shows that are currently celebrating

CROSSOVER: A SMACKEREL OF CARE

 

            Doc McStuffins was a computer animated series on Disney Junior that followed the adventures of Dottie “Doc” McStuffins (Kiara Muhammad & Laya DeLeon Hayes) as she pursued her dreams of becoming a doctor by practicing on her menagerie of stuffed animals. A magical stethoscope allowed her to bring toys to life, and following Toy Story rules they behaved like toys around other people. In the 4^th season, her grandmother (Dawnn Lewis) gave Doc her own magical stethoscope that transported her to McStuffinsville, a city populated by living toys where Doc became the head of the hospital there.

            So it was only natural that Doc would end up meeting Disney’s most famous stuffed animal: Winnie the Pooh (Jim Cummings). In the episode “Into the Hundred Acre Wood” written by series creator Chris Nee Pooh found himself carried into McStuffinsville via a handful of balloons by a blustery day (a common occurrence in the world of Pooh, it seems). Doc and her friends gave chase to try and get Pooh down, but didn’t succeed before his stomach got torn on a tree branch in the Hundred Acre Wood. Fortunately, one quick trip to the hospital was all that was needed to get Pooh back up to snuff. Not only was this the first episode to feature hand-drawn animation in Pooh’s flashbacks, but it was the first time that Peter Cullen had voiced Eeyore since 2010. This also marked a rare instance where Pooh and his friends being stuffed animals was acknowledged outright.