The Wild Thornberrys

Eliza succumbs to peer pressure from a "teenage" elephant disrupting her closeness with Marianne on an overnight trip.

Eliza convinces a mother kangaroo that she can handle the responsibilities of babysitting. She quickly learns that this mischievous Joey is more than meets the eye. After a close encounter with tazmanian devils, Eliza is happy to relieve her duties.

When a friendly polar bear is wrongly accused of vicious behavior, Eliza goes to great lengths to keep him from being harmed and learns the value of sticking by a friend in times of trouble.

When Eliza gets a hunch that foul play has led to Darwin's disappearance, she sets out to rescue her long lost companion. To her dismay, she finds Darwin has become one of the most popular acts at an Indian palace resided by a young prince.

Eliza finds an animal hero in a giraffe who can see great distances and warn others of approaching danger. But the giraffe skips out on the animals for his own needs. Only when Eliza is in danger does he realize his selfishness and comes to the rescue.

Eliza frees a Hyena, but never living in the wild it doesn't know how to survive. Eliza attempts to teach it, but it seems hopeless until a wild boar threatens them and the hyena's natural instincts take over. Now he is ready for the wild!

Darwin brings Eliza to a chimpanzee compound. When Eliza is not being subservient to the hierarchy, Darwin gets in hot water with the leader. Only after a threatening fire starts does Eliza realize the necessary hierarchy for jungle survival.

The Thornberrys discover that koalas are missing from their native groves. Eliza decides to unravel the mystery only to discover Kip and Biederman master minding this evil plot. It is now up to her to stop the culprits from wiping out an entire species!

When the Thornberrys leave Australia, Eliza can't bear to leave her wombat friend, Emily. She secretly brings Emily aboard their ship bound to India. Eliza is constantly forced to re-create Emily's habitat in order to ensure her survival.

The Thornberrys meet the Fensterkopfs, who make false documentaries. The Fensterkopf's kid lies to Eliza and gets them stuck on a cliff. After the families barely escape an avalanche, the value of truth is learned by all.

With the commvee broken down in the desert and no water left, the Thornberrys go through desperate measures to maintain their sanity. On the verge of dehydration, Eliza convinces her family to perform the ritual pictographs in a nearby monolith.

The Thornberrys trek their way up into the snow-capped Himalayan mountains to capture some rare footage of the local snow-leopards. However, something eerie looms in the distance. Eliza sets out to discover the secret of the ancient "Yeti!"

After Eliza saves an arctic hare from a determined stoat, she learns that underdogs come in all shapes and sizes.

When Eliza is told that 'Jake' is the last one of his kind, she can't just let his species become another member upon the extinction list. She discovers 'Samantha' and brings the two turtles together.

When the Thornberrys are in Finland for the annual reindeer races, Eliza uncovers Kip and Biederman's plot to sabotage the races. With the help of an excluded reindeer who didn't make the final cut, together they save the day by playing fair.

The Thornberrys get stranded on an uncharted island, basking at first in all the beauty and the splendor, but discover soon enough that being marooned isn't all it's cracked up to be.

Debbie discovers Eliza "talking" to dingoes and threatens to tell her parents. Eliza is afraid of being shipped back to the US as a science experiment and seeks help from nearby Aborigines. Together they trick Debbie into thinking it was just a bad dream.

Eliza pulls the wrong lever and catapults the commvee to the bottom of the deeper waters of Australia! She is soon forced to don scuba gear and enlist the help of an army of dugongs in order to rescue her dad!

When the Commvee is surrounded by angry seals, Eliza tries to use her own methods to get them to move, but she learns from her Inuit friend, Jim that traditional ways have their value.

When Kip and Biederman cause an oil spill, Eliza must save her sea otter friends.

Eliza goes through desperate measures to help animals survive during these tough times along the Skeleton Coast. However, the price she pays for her good-will intentions will soon cost her family's entire holiday cheer.

When Donnie kidnaps an aye-aye for a pet, Eliza must return the "bad luck" omen to his home before the villagers hunt it down.

When Eliza "accidentally" reads DebbieÆs diary she learns that Debbie thinks sheÆs an embarrassment of a sister. Debbie and Eliza have it out and learn the real truth about their sistership.

When a seemingly abandoned panda bear imprints on Debbie, Eliza doubts DebbieÆs "parenting" ability until a monsoon convinces Eliza that Debbie can handle more than she lets on.

When Eliza reunites with a Siberian Tiger, she is stunned when the tiger turns on her. ElizaÆs visiting Grandma Sophie helps her overcome her fears just as she is overcoming her own.