Time Bandits - Season 1

Season 1
Time Bandits is a comedic journey through time and space with a ragtag group of thieves and their newest recruit: an eleven-year-old history nerd.
Episodes

Kevin Haddock
A boy struggles to make the most of everyday life—until a bumbling gang of thieves lands in his bedroom.

Mayan
On a whirlwind journey to ancient Mexico, Kevin and the Bandits take part in a feast. Pure Evil sends huntress Fianna on a quest.

Medieval
The Bandits pose as dragon slayers in England and feel the wrath of a wicked sheriff. Saffron embarks on her own search for answers.

Prohibition
Kevin and the Bandits run for their lives during New York's Harlem Renaissance. Saffron and an ally work to outwit enemies in Japan.

Georgian
While searching for Kevin's home, the Bandits cross paths with Casanova and the Earl of Sandwich. Penelope is challenged to a duel.

Mansa Musa
The Bandits scour the desert for a missing member and hatch a plan to rob history's richest man. Widgit delves into the mysteries of the Map.

Ice Age
Saffron saves the day in an icy situation. Penelope faces off with a tribal chief. Bittelig puts his heart into a rescue mission.

Home Again
Kevin and Saffron return to Bingley…but it's 1996 and their parents are children. Fianna continues her chase and crashes a goth party.

Pell-Mell
The gang sets out to find the missing piece of the Map. Kevin comes face-to-face with the Supreme Being, who offers a tempting deal.

Fortress of Darkness
Season finale. Despite impossible odds, Kevin, Saffron, and the Bandits venture into the Fortress of Darkness to save Kevin's parents.
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