Sonic the Hedgehog: If it was Disney

This is an alternate timeline in which Sonic the Hedgehog was actually started out as a Disney animated series in the 1990's rather than a video game character. Most of this timeline is told through tables of the episodes of the hypothetical Sonic series, including specials or crossovers with other Disney shows. The actual episodes will have their own articles, however.
==1990-1996: Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM)==
1988 - Sandra C. Lofton comes up with the idea of Sonic the Hedgehog. Lofton is a Japanese-American woman and lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At first, Sonic remains simply a character she draws for herself in her spare time.'
1989 - Lofton submits the idea of Sonic to Disney to create a series based off of it. They accept and turn into Sonic the Hedgehog. Though they do tell Lofton to create more characters for Sonic to interact with on the show. She comes up with Bunnie Raboot, Miles "Tails" Prower", Rotor Walrus, Sally Acorn, Antoine D'Collette, and for the villains she creates Dr. Julian Robotnik and Snivley.
Though various other characters appear over the course of the series, including Rouge the Bat, Knuckles the Echidna, King Max, Ixis Naugus, Uncle Chuck, Mephiles the Dark, Athair & Lien-Da, Mecha Sonic and various other side and background characters.
1990 - Sonic & his show are announced, and are announced to be primarily on The Disney Channel. Though the episodes usually air on The Disney Afternoon aswell, but usually the Friday of the week after the Disney Channel airings which are on Saturdays.
Season	Season Ep.#	Title 	Original airdate 	Episode # (Series)	Notes
1 	1 	"Heads or Tails" 	November 3, 1990 	01 	Pilot Episode
1 	2 	"Sonic Boom" 	November 17, 1990 	02 	
1 	3 	"Sonic and Sally" 	November 24, 1990 	03 	
1 	4 	"Ultra Sonic" 	December 1, 1990 	04 	
1 	5 	"Sonic and the Secret Scrolls"	December 8, 1990 	05 	
1 	6 	"Super Sonic" 	December 15, 1990 	06 	
1 	7 	"Sonic Racer" 	December 22, 1990 	07 	
1 	8 	"Hooked on Sonics" 	December 29, 1990 	08 	
1 	9 	"Harmonic Sonic" 	January 5, 1991 	09 	
1 	10 	"Sonic's Nightmare" 	January 12, 1991 	10 	
1 	11 	"Warp Sonic" 	January 19, 1991 	11 	
1 	12 	"Sub-Sonic" 	January 26, 1991 	12 	
1 	13 	"Sonic Past Cool" 	February 2, 1991 	13 	Season 1 Finale
2 	1 	"Game Guy" 	November 7, 1992 	14 	Season 2 Premiere; debut of Dulcy the Dragon
2 	2 	"Sonic Conversion" 	November 14, 1992 	15 	
2 	3 	"No Brainer" 	November 21, 1992 	16 	
2 	4 	"Blast to the Past (Part 1)" 	November 28, 1992 	17 	
2 	5 	"Blast to the Past (Part 2)" 	December 5, 1992 	18 	
2 	6 	"Fed Up with Antoine" 	December 12, 1992 	19 	
2 	7 	"Ghost Busted" 	December 19, 1992 	20 	
2 	8 	"Dulcy" 	December 26, 1992 	21 	
2 	9 	"The Void" 	January 2, 1993 	22 	Debut of Ixis Naugus
2 	10 	"The Odd Couple" 	January 9, 1993 	23 	
2 	11 	"Ro-Becca" 	January 16, 1993 	24 	
2 	12 	"Cry of the Wolf" 	January 23, 1993 	25 	Debut of the Wolf Pack Freedom Fighters
2 	13 	"Drood Henge" 	January 30, 1993 	26 	
2 	14 	"Spyhog" 	February 6, 1993 	27 	
2 	15 	"The Doomsday Project" 	February 13, 1993 	28 	Season 2 Finale
3 	1 	"Snivley's Turn (Part 1)" 	October 2, 1993 	29 	Season 3 Premiere; Redesign initiated
3 	2 	"Snivley's Turn (Part 2)" 	October 9, 1993 	30 	
3 	3 	"Sonic against Mecha Sonic" 	October 16, 1993 	31 	Debut of Mecha Sonic
3 	4 	"Revenge of Mecha Sonic" 	October 23, 1993 	32 	
3 	5 	"The Power of Tails" 	October 30, 1993 	33 	
3 	6 	"Friend or Foe" 	November 6, 1993 	34 	
3 	7 	"Angel Island" 	November 13, 1993 	35 	Debut of Knuckles, Athair & Lien-Da
3 	8 	"Total Chaotix" 	November 20, 1993 	36 	Debut of the Chaotix (Espio, Charmy, Vector, Ray & Mighty)
3 	9 	"Knuckles' Choice" 	November 27, 1993 	37 	
3 	10 	"Cyber Sally" 	December 4, 1993 	38 	
3 	11 	"Sonic Underground" 	December 11, 1993 	39 	
3 	12 	"Hail to the King" 	December 18, 1993 	40 	
3 	13 	"The Ixis Problem" 	December 25, 1993 	41 	Season 3 Finale; Final appearance of Ixis Naugus
4 	1 	"An Old Foe" 	August 13, 1994 	42 	Season 4 Premiere
4 	2 	"Vicious Voodoo" 	August 20, 1994 	43 	First appearance of Honey the Lynx
4 	3 	"Goodbye, Knothole (Part 1)" 	August 27, 1994 	44 	Final appearance of Athair
4 	4 	"Goodbye, Knothole (Part 2)" 	September 4, 1994 	45 	Debut of "The General", Jules, Elias & Sir Geoffrey. Final appearance of Mighty.
4 	5 	"Sonic & Knuckles" 	September 10, 1994	46 	
4 	6 	"Echidna Troubles" 	September 17, 1994	47 	
4 	7 	"To Save a Princess" 	September 24, 1994	48 	
4 	8 	"Sonic vs Geoffrey " 	October 1, 1994 	49 	
4 	9 	"Sugarhog" 	October 8, 1994 	50 	
4 	10 	"Scourge of Mobius" 	October 15, 1994 	51 	First appearance of Scourge
4 	11 	"Of Hedgehogs & Skunks" 	October 22, 1994 	52 	
4 	12 	"Eternal Sunshine" 	October 29, 1994 	53 	Final appearance of Sir Geoffrey
4 	13 	"Terror of Mecha Sonic" 	November 5, 1994 	54 	Final appearance of Scourge
4 	14 	"That Scheming Weasel!" 	November 12, 1994 	55 	First appearance of Knack the Weasel & Rouge the Bat
4 	15 	"Long Time, No See" 	November 19, 1994 	56 	
4 	16 	"Waffles" 	November 26, 1994 	57 	
4 	17 	"Hyper Sonic" 	December 3, 1994 	58 	
4 	18 	"Life of Jules (Part 1)" 	December 10, 1994 	59 	
4 	19 	"Life of Jules (Part 2)" 	December 17, 1994 	60 	Final appearance of Jules & Mecha Sonic; Season 4 Finale
5 	1 	"Remember thy Father" 	October 21, 1995 	61 	Season 5 Premiere
5 	2 	"Journey to Moebius" 	October 28, 1995 	62 	
5 	3 	"The Chaos Emeralds" 	November 4, 1995 	63 	
5 	4 	"Sonic the Fighter (Part 1)" 	November 11, 1995 	64 	Only appearance of Bark the Polar Bear in any media. First appearance of Bean the Duck.
5 	5 	"Sonic the Fighter (Part 2)" 	November 18, 1995 	65 	Final appearance of Knack & Honey.
5 	6 	"Sonic the Fighter (Part 3)" 	November 25, 1995 	66 	First appearence of Metal Sonic, Tails Doll, Egg Robo & Metal Knuckles
5 	7 	"Botanical Nightmare" 	December 2, 1995 	67 	
5 	8 	"Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine"	December 9, 1995 	68 	
5 	9 	"Who is Nate Morgan?" 	December 16, 1995 	69 	First appearance of Nate Morgan, Final appearance of Bean.
5 	10 	"Story of Mobius" 	December 23, 1995 	70 	
5 	11 	"It's a Dragon Thing" 	December 30, 1995 	71 	
5 	12 	"No More Lies" 	January 6, 1996 	72 	Final appearance of Lien-Da.
5 	13 	"The End (Part 1)" 	January 13, 1996 	73 	First appearance of Mephiles the Dark
5 	14 	"The End (Part 2)" 	January 20, 1996 	74 	Season 5 Finale; Series Finale
January 21, 1996 - Disney officially decides to finally end the series, cancelling it themselves. Of course, plenty of fans were highly upset by this, but were happy the series got a fitting series finale and actually had an ending.
1996-1999 - For the most part, Sonic is restricted to cameos on other disney shows, most of the time in various episodes that are too many to count. He had appearances on posters and billboards in DuckTales, had a brief appearance on a television screen in Darkwing Duck, was occassionally referenced/mentioned in The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa, had various types of background cameos in Quack Pack, and even had cameos in Aladdin.
2000 - Sandra Lofton pitches an idea to Disney to do a revised version of the Sonic series, as she was against the idea of continuing her series any further after it had such a fitting finale. She actually kept her ground and convinced them to follow her idea despite them being originally against it. When the internet became super popular later, she was known as the "woman who stood up to the mouse and won".
January, 2000 - It is announced that Sonic and all of the characters would get a redesign for the new series. Sonic's redesign involved him becoming slimmer and taller, with longer spines, green eyes, and shoes designed like Soap Shoes. All of the other characters got similar redesigns, and even clothes added to them. The reasons for this drastic change of design is unknown, but it happened. The fans did accept it, as this was supposed to be a (technically) different series than the original, so obviously it had to look different in terms of style. Robotnik was more drastic, however. He was made to also be slimmer but still fat, and was more egg-shaped in terms of overall designed, and wore a more legit looking scientist-like outfit. He was also given the new nickname of "Dr. Eggman".
==2000-2007: Sonic the Freedom Fighter==
Feburary, 2000 - Disney announces that Toon Disney/The Disney Channel will be airing Sonic the Freedom Fighter on Fridays starting in March or April. The premise of the show is Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy (new character who is Sonic's fangirl who loves him, but he always runs from her), Cream (New character, a young rabbit who is a little girl), Cream's pet Chao Cheese, and Rotor all get brought into the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by scientist Nate Morgan. They have to live with Morgan's family (his grandson, his son and his daughter-in-law) while trying to get all seven chaos emeralds to return home. They also have to usually fight off Dr. Eggman and whatever his latest evil scheme or robot is. The show overall is much more light-hearted than the original series, but does have a good amount of story-arcs that go back to the original show's more dark-toned nature.
Voice Cast (Only the Main Characters and Recurring Characters) -
Character 	Voice Actor
Sonic the Hedgehog 	Dante Basco
Scourge the Hedgehog 	Dante Basco
Miles "Tails" Prower 	Tress MacNeille
Amy Rose 	Mae Whitman
Knuckles the Echidna 	Jim Cummings
Nate Morgan Sr. 	Keith David
Cream the Rabbit 	Amy Bruckner
Cheese (Chao) 	Tara Strong
Rotor Walrus 	Jeff Bennett
Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik 	Jonathan Freeman
Scratch 	David Ogden Stiers
Grounder 	Danny Mann
Honey the Cat (Lynx) 	Susanne Blakeslee
Mayor Snivley 	David Ogden Stiers
Gerald Robotnik 	Johnathon Freeman
Mecha Sonic II/Post-Resurrection Gerald	Tony Jay
Metal Sonic 	Tim Curry
Metal Knuckles 	Corey Burton
Benjamin Morgan 	Charlie Finn
Harriette Morgan 	Kali Troy (a.k.a "Kittie")
Nate Morgan Jr. 	Phil Morris
Tiara Boobowski 	Idina Menzel
Lien-Da 	Susan Sarandon
Espio Chameleon 	Jeff Bennett
Vector Crocodile 	John DiMaggio
Charmy Bee 	Andy Dick
Mighty the Armadillo 	David Spade
Ray the Squirrel 	Ricky Ullman
Shadow the Hedgehog 	Jeff Bennett
Rouge the Bat 	Nicole Sullivan
E-123 "Omega" 	Jeremy Irons
Christopher Thorndyke 	Haley Joel Osment
Fiona Fox 	Bebe Neuwirth
Mephiles the Dark 	Tim Curry
"X" 	Tom Kenney
April, 2000 - The new series begins airing:
Season	Season #	Series #	Episode Title 	Air Date 	Notes
1 	1 	1 	"Gotta Go Fast!" 	April 21, 2000 	Series Premiere
1 	2 	2 	"Sonic to the Rescue" 	April 28, 2000 	
1 	3 	3 	"Missle Wrist Rampage!" 	May 5, 2000 	
1 	4 	4 	"Enter the Chaos Emerald" 	May 12, 2000 	
1 	5 	5 	"Cracking Knuckles" 	May 19, 2000 	
1 	6 	6 	"Techno-Teacher" 	May 26, 2000 	
1 	7 	7 	"Party Hardly" 	June 2, 2000 	
1 	8 	8 	"Satellite Swindle"/"The Last Resort" 	June 9, 2000 	First "Double" Episode
1 	9 	9 	"Unfair Ball" 	June 16, 2000 	
1 	10 	10 	"Fly Spy"/"Scrambling Eggman" 	June 23, 2000 	
1 	11 	11 	"Pure Chaos" 	June 30, 2000 	Start of the "Sonic Adventure" story-arc
1 	12 	12 	"A Chaotic Day"/"Crouching Amy, Hidden ZERO" 	July 7, 2000 	
1 	13 	13 	"Metal vs Mettle"/"Robotic Rebellion" 	July 14, 2000 	
1 	14 	14 	"Battle for the Frog!"/"As the Eggman Watches" 	July 21, 2000 	
1 	15 	15 	"Heads Up, Tails!"/"Amy the Captive" 	July 28, 2000 	
1 	16 	16 	"Fall of the Egg Carrier" 	August 4, 2000 	
1 	17 	17 	"Eggman's Missle"/"A Family Reunited" 	August 11, 2000 	
1 	18 	18 	"Revenge of the Robot" 	August 18, 2000 	
1 	19 	19 	"Countdown to Chaos" 	August 25, 2000 	
1 	20 	20 	"Open Your Heart" 	September 1, 2000 	Season 1 Finale; "Sonic Adventure" Finale
2 	1 	21 	"The Big Payback" 	May 4, 2001 	Season 2 Premiere
2 	2 	22 	"How To Catch a Hedgehog" 	May 11, 2001 	
2 	3 	23 	"Project: SHADOW" 	May 18, 2001 	Start of "Sonic Adventure 2" arc
2 	4 	24 	"Sonic the Fugitive"/"Mecha Sonic II" 	May 25, 2001 	
2 	5 	25 	"B & E"/"Of Shards & Upgrades" 	June 1, 2001 	
2 	6 	26 	"Sonic's Big Break" 	June 8, 2001 	
2 	7 	27 	"Desert Rumble (Part 1)" 	June 15, 2001 	
2 	8 	28 	"Desert Rumble (Part 2)" 	June 22, 2001 	
2 	9 	29 	"Defective Detectives" 	June 29, 2001 	
2 	10 	30 	"Shadow World" 	July 6, 2001 	
2 	11 	31 	"Robotnik's Revenge"/"50 Years Ago" 	July 13, 2001 	
2 	12 	32 	"Sonic vs Shadow" 	July 20, 2001 	
2 	13 	33 	"Live and Learn" 	July 27, 2001 	"Sonic Adventure 2" Finale
2 	14 	34 	"Emerl" 	August 3, 2001 	Start of "Sonic Battle" arc
2 	15 	35 	"Battle Training, Battle Paining" 	August 10, 2001 	
2 	16 	36 	"How to Raise your Robot" 	August 17, 2001 	
2 	17 	37 	"Secret of the Gizoid" 	August 24, 2001 	
2 	18 	38 	"The Grand Tournament" 	August 31, 2001 	"Sonic Battle" finale
2 	19 	39 	"Sonic and the Secret Rings (Part 1)" 	September 7, 2001 	
2 	20 	40 	"Sonic and the Secret Rings (Part 2)" 	September 14, 2001	
2 	21 	41 	"Sonic and the Secret Rings (Part 3)" 	September 21, 2001	
2 	22 	42 	"Sonic X-Treme" 	September 28, 2001	
2 	23 	43 	"Sonic's Super Pinball Party" 	October 5, 2001 	
2 	24 	44 	"The Ballad of Knuckles and Hawk"/"A Revolutionary Tale" 	October 12, 2001 	
2 	25 	45 	"Enter Lien-Da"/"Scourge of the Earth" 	October 19, 2001 	
2 	26 	46 	"Horrors of Hang Castle" 	October 26, 2001 	Season 2 finale
3 	1 	47 	"Villain Assembly (Part 1)" 	May 24, 2002 	Season 3 Premiere
3 	2 	48 	"Villain Assembly (Part 2)" 	May 31, 2002 	
3 	3 	49 	"Oh, my Sweet Siren" 	June 7, 2002 	
3 	4 	50 	"Life and Times of Ivo Robotnik" 	June 14, 2002 	
3 	5 	51 	"Clowning Around" 	June 21, 2002 	
3 	6 	52 	"Chaotix, meet Destructix" 	June 28, 2002 	
3 	7 	53 	"Eggman for Mayor!" 	July 5, 2002 	
3 	8 	54 	"A Fox named Fiona" 	July 12, 2002 	
3 	9 	55 	"Fist full o' Knuckles" 	July 19, 2002 	
3 	10 	56 	"Wolf in Hedgehog's Clothing" 	July 26, 2002 	
3 	11 	57 	"Fiona Exposed" 	August 2, 2002 	
3 	12 	58 	"The Mole" 	August 9, 2002 	
3 	13 	59 	"Worth A Thousand Words" 	August 16, 2002 	Season 3 Finale
4 	1 	60 	"Sonic Heroes!" 	August 1, 2003 	Season 4 Premiere, Start of "Sonic Heroes" arc.
4 	2 	61 	"Seaside Denied"/"Metropolis Mayhem" 	August 8, 2003 	
4 	3 	62 	"Casino Chaos"/"Bingo Throwdown" 	August 15, 2003 	
4 	4 	63 	"Rail Canyon" 	August 22, 2003 	
4 	5 	64 	"Froggy Forest Showdown" 	August 29, 2003 	
4 	6 	65 	"Revenge of Hang Castle" 	September 5, 2003 	
4 	7 	66 	"Assault on the Egg Fleet!" 	September 12, 2003	
4 	8 	67 	"What I'm Made Of" 	September 19, 2003	"Sonic Heroes" finale
4 	9 	68 	"Who is Shadow the Hedgehog?" 	September 26, 2003	Start of the "Shadow the Hedgehog" arc
4 	10 	69 	"A Fallen Prison" 	October 3, 2003 	
4 	11 	70 	"That Cryptic Castle" 	October 10, 2003 	
4 	12 	71 	"Carnival Nightmare" 	October 17, 2003 	
4 	13 	72 	"Glyphic Canyon" 	October 24, 2003 	
4 	14 	73 	"The Doom" 	October 31, 2003 	
4 	15 	74 	"A Volcanic Rescue" 	November 7, 2003 	
4 	16 	75 	"Bull in the Jungle" 	November 14, 2003 	
4 	17 	76 	"Shadow against the World" 	November 21, 2003 	
4 	18 	77 	"Battle of the G.U.N HQ" 	November 28, 2003 	
4 	19 	78 	"Cyber Smackdown" 	December 5, 2003 	
4 	20 	79 	"Sky Troops" 	December 12, 2003 	
4 	21 	80 	"The Black Comet (Part 1)" 	December 19, 2003 	
4 	22 	81 	"The Black Comet (Part 2)" 	December 26, 2003 	Season 4 Finale, "Shadow the Hedgehog" finale
5 	1 	82 	"For Whom the Rooster Crows" 	March 12, 2004 	Season 5 Premiere
5 	2 	83 	"Attack of the Sonic Clones" 	March 19, 2004 	
5 	3 	84 	"The Power of Females" 	March 26, 2004 	
5 	4 	85 	"Smoke & Mirrors" 	April 2, 2004 	
5 	5 	86 	"Just a Trip to the Circus" 	April 9, 2004 	Start of "Evil Clowns" arc
5 	6 	87 	"The Honk of Doom" 	April 16, 2004 	
5 	7 	88 	"Complete Anarchy" 	April 23, 2004 	
5 	8 	89 	"Bobo for President!" 	April 30, 2004 	
5 	9 	90 	"The Evil that is Clowns" 	May 7, 2004 	"Evil Clowns" finale
5 	10 	91 	"A New Kid in Town" 	May 14, 2004 	
5 	11 	92 	"A Very BIG Problem" 	May 21, 2004 	
5 	12 	93 	"Don't Look in the Box" 	June 4, 2004 	
5 	13 	94 	"The Master Plan" 	June 11, 2004 	Season 5 Finale
6 	1 	95 	"Sonic and the Black Knight (Part 1)" 	June 3, 2005 	Season 6 Premiere
6 	2 	96 	"Sonic and the Black Knight (Part 2)" 	June 10, 2005 	
6 	3 	97 	"Sonic and the Black Knight (Part 3)" 	June 17, 2005 	
6 	4 	98 	"Robots do the Darnedest Things" 	June 24, 2005 	
6 	5 	99 	"Wild Goose Chase" 	July 1, 2005 	
6 	6 	100 	"Villain Assembly II" 	July 8, 2005 	
6 	7 	101 	"The Mecha Professor" 	July 15, 2005 	Start of the "Gerald's 3rd Revenge" arc
6 	8 	102 	"Metal vs Mecha"/"Loss and Despair" 	July 22, 2005 	
6 	9 	103 	"The Cruel North" 	July 29, 2005 	
6 	10 	104 	"The Lost World"/"Secrets of the ARK" 	August 5, 2005 	
6 	11 	105 	"Evening the Odds"/"Two Sides of One Coin" 	August 12, 2005 	
6 	12 	106 	"Mechanical Madness (Part 1)" 	August 19, 2005 	
6 	13 	107 	"Mechanical Madness (Part 2)" 	August 26, 2005 	"Gerald's 3rd Revenge" finale, Season 6 finale
7 	1 	108 	"When Death Awakes" 	April 7, 2006 	Season 7 Premiere, Start of "Sonic 06/Sonic Adventure 3" arc
7 	2 	109 	"Festival of the Sun"/"Blast from the Future" 	April 14, 2006 	
7 	3 	110 	"Quest for the Iblis Trigger"/"Showdown in Dusty Desert" 	April 21, 2006 	
7 	4 	111 	"That Beloved Dog"/"The White Acropolis" 	April 28, 2006 	
7 	5 	112 	"Stuck in the Future" 	May 5, 2006 	
7 	6 	113 	"Where the Flames Never Die" 	May 12, 2006 	
7 	7 	114 	"It's No Use!"/"Angel Island Throwdown" 	May 19, 2006 	
7 	8 	115 	"Hatsun the Pigeon"/"15 Minutes of Scourge" 	May 26, 2006 	
7 	9 	116 	"Radical Revelations" 	June 2, 2006 	
7 	10 	117 	"Charging Kingdom Valley"/"Shadow vs Mephiles" 	June 9, 2006 	
7 	11 	118 	"The Wrath of Solaris (Part 1)" 	June 16, 2006 	
7 	12 	119 	"The Wrath of Solaris (Part 2)" 	June 23, 2006 	
7 	13 	120 	"Sweet like Honey" 	June 30, 2006 	
7 	14 	121 	"Truth about Little Planet"/"Battle for the Chaos Emeralds!"	July 7, 2006 	
7 	15 	122 	"The Enemey of My Enemey" 	July 14, 2006 	
7 	16 	123 	"The Things one can't Escape" 	July 21, 2006 	
7 	17 	124 	"One Last Emerald" 	July 28, 2006 	
7 	18 	125 	"Diamond in the Sky (Part 1)" 	August 4, 2006 	
7 	19 	126 	"Diamond in the Sky (Part 2)" 	August 11, 2006 	"Sonic 06/Sonic Adventure 3" finale
7 	20 	127 	"Villain Assembly III" 	August 18, 2006 	
7 	21 	128 	"Terror of Metal Sonic" 	August 25, 2006 	
7 	22 	129 	"When You're Lyric" 	September 1, 2006 	
7 	23 	130 	"Sonic Goes NYC! (Part 1)" 	September 8, 2006 	Crossover with "American Dragon: Jake Long"
7 	24 	131 	"Sonic Goes NYC! (Part 2)" 	September 15, 2006	Crossover with "American Dragon: Jake Long"
7 	25 	132 	"A Hawaiian Misunderstanding" 	September 22, 2006	Crossover with "Lilo & Stich: The Series"
7 	26 	133 	"Sonic Possible!" 	September 29, 2006	Crossover with "Kim Possible"
7 	27 	134 	"Going to the Emperor's School" 	October 6, 2006 	Crossover with "The Emperor's New School"
7 	28 	135 	"Eggman Wins!" 	October 13, 2006 	
7 	29 	136 	"Never Let it Go" 	October 20, 2006 	
7 	30 	137 	"Super Sonic Racing!" 	October 27, 2006 	
7 	31 	138 	"Villain Assembly IV" 	November 3, 2006 	Season 7 finale
8 	1 	139 	"X" 	January 19, 2007 	Season 8 Premiere; Start of "X" arc
8 	2 	140 	"The Enigma of X" 	January 26, 2007 	
8 	3 	141 	"The Power of X" 	February 2, 2007 	
8 	4 	142 	"X's Game" 	February 9, 2007 	
8 	5 	143 	"X Marks the Spot" 	February 16, 2007 	"X" finale, Season 8 finale, Series finale
Rest of 2007-2009 - With the series now ended, the show continues on through re-runs on Toon Disney/The Disney Channel until Disney XD comes in as the new "Toon Disney" channel. Until Phineas & Ferb came along, it was the Modern Disney Channel's longest running toon show.
2009-Onward - The show continues to have occassional re-runs on Disney XD, and occassionally on other networks thanks to it going into Syndication with 8 seasons and 143 episodes. The show also gains a massive fan following all over the growing internet. Though unlike Kim Possible and American Dragon, there is no major "Save Sonic" campaign, primarily due to how long Sonic's show lasted compared to the other shows on the channel.
2011 - Rumours of a third Sonic show being in the works spreads across the Internet. There was no official confirmation from Disney or Sandra Lofton about the accuracy of these rumours.
2012 - A promo image of a new Sonic show is leaked to the internet and sends fans into a frenzy. There was still no official confirmation about it however.
2013 - A third Sonic show being in the works is announced. It is revealed it would be a somewhat loose continuation with bits of retelling of the previous series. The setting, instead of Philadelphia, would be in the Mystic Ruins, the place would be acting as Nate Morgan's main Home and HQ. It was also stated that many of the original voice cast would return, save Tony Jay who had passed away in 2006, which also means his character would be unlikely to appear.
==2014-Present: Sonic Boom==