The New Adventures of Jonny Quest

Season 1

13 episodes · Sep 14, 1986

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  • Peril of the Reptilian
    S1E1

    Peril of the Reptilian

    Sep 14, 1986

    A genetically engineered reptile man, built by the army as the ""ultimate weapon,"" goes out of control and Dr. Quest and the team are called in to stop it.

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  • Nightmares of Steel
    S1E2

    Nightmares of Steel

    Sep 21, 1986

    A shiek is attacked by desert outlaws riding robotic camels that are impervious to harm and possess killer weaponry.

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  • Aliens Among Us
    S1E3

    Aliens Among Us

    Sep 28, 1986

    A UFO attacks the site of Dr. Quest's current project, and Jonny and Hadji are kidnapped to force him to turn over his information. But Race and Quest suspect the aliens aren't all that they seem.

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  • Deadly Junket
    S1E4

    Deadly Junket

    Oct 5, 1986

    Dr. Zin returns, and kidnaps a rocket specialist to get his hands on Dr. Quest's current project. The specialist's daughter Jessie escapes and goes to the Quests for help.

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  • Forty Fathoms Into Yesterday
    S1E5

    Forty Fathoms Into Yesterday

    Oct 12, 1986

    The Quest team go on a salvage operation to recover a World War II German submarine that mysteriously disappeared in 1945, but find a time machine on board that sweeps them back to 1945 and leave them no apparent way to return.

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  • Vikong Lives
    S1E6

    Vikong Lives

    Oct 19, 1986

    The Quests uncover a frozen creature, an orange-furred Viking guardian ape that they name Vikong ('Viking' + 'King Kong'). The creature is friendly, but the local villagers and greedy land developers are not, and the Quests help protect the creature.

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  • The Monolith Man
    S1E7

    The Monolith Man

    Nov 2, 198630m

    The Quest team investigates when an oil-drilling operation uncovers a passageway to the center of the Earth. They go through and meet Hardrock, a creature of living rock, who joins their team.

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  • Secret of the Clay Warriors
    S1E8

    Secret of the Clay Warriors

    Nov 9, 1986

    The team travel to Tibet to investigate the disappearance of a scientist reputed to have fallen victim to clay warrior guardians angered by his disturbing their burial grounds.

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  • Warlord of the Sky
    S1E9

    Warlord of the Sky

    Nov 16, 1986

    A mad scientist creates a cloud-vehicle that can intercept any plane - the Quests must stop him.

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  • The Scourge of Skyborg
    S1E10

    The Scourge of Skyborg

    Nov 23, 1986

    A rivalry of sorts develops between Race and Dr. Quest when the latter builds a computer pilot and Race believes nothing can outfly a human. But during a test flight Race is kidnapped by a former rival from his past, a man badly injured and using robotics to replace his missing body parts (thus the name ""Skyborg""). Skyborg is out to steal Quest's computer guidance system on behalf of the foreign power that gave him his parts.

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  • Temple of Gloom
    S1E11

    Temple of Gloom

    Dec 7, 1986

    Delegates at a peace conference in India are plagued by hallucinations that set them against each other. Dr. Quest is called in to act as mediator while the others seek out Hadji's old mentor, only to find he's been kidnapped and his mental powers used to disrupt the conference.

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  • Creeping Unknown
    S1E12

    Creeping Unknown

    Dec 14, 1986

    A plant creature is responsible for the disappearance of a number of people in a nearby woods, and the Quests must deal with it before it spreads. Unfortunately they discover that the creature converts its victims into similar plant-creatures and soon an army of the vegetoids starts marching forth.

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  • Skullduggery
    S1E13

    Skullduggery

    Mar 1, 1987

    Dr. Quest comes to a London museum to determine the origins of an ancient crystal skull, and runs afoul of a group of Druids intent on unleashing its mystic powers.

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