Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers - Season 3
Season 3
Network
Episodes5
DatesSept. 10, 1990 - Nov. 19, 1990
Episodes
Season 3Episode 125 min
Zipper Come Home
Zipper runs away from home and is taken in by a tribe of beetles who plan on fattening him up and sacrificing him to The Great Ribbit.
Sept. 10, 1990
Season 3Episode 225 min
Puffed Rangers
In their neverending quest for truth, the Rangers travel to Hong Kong to find out who has been stealing the toys out of Dale's favorite brand of cereal.
Sept. 18, 1990
Season 3Episode 325 min
A Fly in the Ointment
Zipper gets caught in the 'modemizer' and ends up switching heads with Professor Nimnul, in this horror movie spoof!
Sept. 26, 1990
Season 3Episode 425 min
A Chorus Crime
Chip, Dale and Gadget offer to help famous screen star Canina LeFur recover some stolen dancing shoes, while Monty journeys to the Arctic Circle to try to find out what's been sinking the cheese ships.
Nov. 5, 1990
Season 3Episode 525 min
They Shoot Dogs, Don't They?
The Rangers once again go to Canina LeFur's aid -- this time in Taxadermia where Canina fears her stand-in is trying to bump her off and take her place.
Nov. 19, 1990
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