All Dogs Go To Heaven

Charlie and Itchy are off to join the circus to investigate rumors of cruelty to animals. When they discover it's true, all they have to do is sneak the evidence to the proper authorities. Unfortunately, the evidence is a huge elephant.

In order to help loosen up an introverted kid on a military base, Charlie and Itchy must go undercover as Military Dogs. But they have to get past their drill instructor, SGT. Yorky, first...a real problem for a lack-of-discipline guy like Charlie.

Charlie is convinced that humans have an easier life than dogs. So Charlie misuses the Miracle Tag to turn himself into a human. Charlie's selfishness ultimately puts Itchy on a leash and lands Charlie in jail, making Charlie regret his choices.

David has to write a report on "dogs," so Charlie and Itchy work to inspire him with tales of how helpful dogs have been. When these stories fail to inspire, the dogs decide to write the report of an epic tale of the "dogfighters" of WWII.

Charlie, dissatisfied with his common life, wants to trade places with Thor, a rich show dog who looks like him. Thor goes along with the plan; he's lonely and can't have fun because he's so pampered. But both struggle adjusting to the other's life.

Charlie's laziness ruins a party when he relies on futuristic gadgets to avoid work. One gadget puts Charlie to sleep for two hundred years, and he awakes in a future where dogs are oppressed by a mysterious tyrant, the Great Deliverer.

Charlie has a sudden craving for a new dog food, Happy Hound. He is unaware that Carface has tainted the supply with a terrible mutant chemical that turns Charlie into his very own version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Only Itchy can save him.

In an attempt to teach Charlie responsibility, the powers-that-be in heaven send down three young angels for him to train. But instead of being a mentor, Charlie uses the gullible pups as his personal dogs-in-waiting. Then Carface appears.

After Itchy gets hurt, Charlie complains that one dog can't make a difference in the world. So Itchy tells him a tall-tale about a secret agent who single-handedly saved the world--Double-Dog Dare, Agent from F.I.D.O.!

Itchy is worried about making a fool of himself at Bess' Show Dog School reunion, so Charlie stages a series of wacky masquerades to make Itchy seem rich and famous. But when Itchy gets over-confident, everything backfires.

Charlie and Itchy step in to break up an argument between two young puppies. Charlie and Itchy hope to help by telling them the story of how the leader of a street dog gang and a quiet unappreciated yard dog became friends.

Charlie wants to be seen as heroic so he can win a reward being offered by a local TV station. Charlie fakes several "heroic saves" with Itchy, but they all seem to go awry. When he does save Itchy, the reward isn't what he expected.

Hoping to help Itchy conquer some of his fears, Charlie forces him to stay the night in an abandoned mansion. But Itchy discovers that he is not in fact, alone in the home. Two ghosts and a cranky cellar-dweller also are in the mansion.

Charlie is put on Heavenly Trial under the charge of misusing his Miracle Dog Tag. Itchy, coming to Charlie's defense, says Charlie used it selflessly to save a poor old dog, while Carface claims he was being selfish to get free snacks.