The Jackson 5ive - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

It All Started With...

Pinestock U.S.A.
The Jacksons are booked to do a big, out of doors, Woodstock-type rock concert. When they arrive at the site they find that the selfish concert promoter intends to cut down part of a great forest to make room for the stadium. The boys send the promoter packing, save the forest for their woodland animal friends, and do the concert in the trees.

Drafted
When playing an engagement at an army base, Michael and Marlon wander into the induction center and briefly become the youngest paratroopers in the U. S. Army.

Mistaken Identity
On the way to Las Vegas for a nightclub date, the boys hire a cheap printer to make their publicity posters. The printer gets their pictures mixed up with those of the Dingbat Brothers, who are wild desperados. Wherever the Jacksons go they are mistaken for the feared Dingbats.

Bongo, Baby, Bongo

The Winners' Circle

CinderJackson

The Wizard of Soul

The Tiny Five

The Groovatron

Ray & Charles: Superstars

Farmer Jacksons

Jackson Island

The Michael Look

Jackson Street, U.S.A.

Rasho-Jackson

A Rare Pearl
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