List of Lego: The Animated Series (1997-2002 Series) episodes

The following is a list of episodes for the show Lego: The Animated Series. The series premiered on September 6, 1997 to December 14, 2002.
==Series Overview==
Season	Season 	Episodes	Originally aired 	Originally aired
Season	Season 	Episodes	First aired 	Last aired
 	[[List of Lego: The Animated Series Episodes#Original Pilot (1994)|Pilot]]	1 	March 5, 1994 	
 	[[List of Lego: The Animated Series Episodes#Season 1 (1997-1998)|1]] 	26 	September 6, 1997 	February 28, 1998
 	[[List of Lego: The Animated Series Episodes#Season 2 (1998-1999)|2]] 	26 	September 12, 1998	March 27, 1999
 	[[List of Lego: The Animated Series Episodes#Season 3 (1999-2000)|3]] 	26 	October 9, 1999 	April 22, 2000
 	[[List of Lego: The Animated Series Episodes#Season 4 (2000-2001)|4]] 	26 	September 9, 2000 	March 24, 2001
 	[[List of Lego: The Animated Series Episodes#Season 5 (2001-2002)|5]] 	26 	August 25, 2001 	March 23, 2002
 	[[List of Lego: The Animated Series Episodes#Season 6 (2002)|6]] 	13 	September 21, 2002	January 1, 2003
 	7 	29 	January 2, 2003 	April 2, 2004
 	8 	 	May 1, 2004 	August 4, 2005
==Original Pilot (1994)==
Episode	Title	Description	Debuts	Air Date 	Code Number
0 	Pilot	 	 	March 5, 1994	100
==Season 1 (1997-1998)==
Episode	Title 	Description	Debuts	Air Date 	Code Number
1 	"Welcome To Bricksburg" 	 	 	September 6, 1997 	101
2 	"The Goodtimes of the Giving" 	 	 	September 6, 1997 	102
3 	"‎Foodfight" 	 	 	September 13, 1997	103
4 	"Legozilla" 	 	 	September 13, 1997	104
5 	"Attack of the Mutant Pizzas" 	 	 	September 20, 1997	105
6 	"Box Office Infomaniac!" 	 	 	September 27, 1997	106
7 	"Lego Wars" 	 	 	October 4, 1997 	107
8 	"Bad Guys Most Wanted" 	 	 	October 11, 1997 	108
9 	"Places of the Fun" 	 	 	October 18, 1997 	109
10 	"Monster Hunters" 	 	 	October 25, 1997 	110
11 	"Space" 	 	 	November 1, 1997 	111
12 	"BrickTV" 	 	 	November 8, 1997 	112
13 	"Pepper Roni's Nightmares" 	 	 	November 15, 1997 	113
14 	"The Powerful Artwork" 	 	 	November 29, 1997 	114
15 	"Mr. Daring" 	 	 	December 6, 1997 	115
16 	"The Incredible Shrinking Mr. Bob"	 	 	December 13, 1997 	116
17 	"Ho Ho Ho at LEGO City" 	 	 	December 20, 1997 	117
18 	"Trading Places" 	 	 	December 27, 1997 	118
19 	"Nothin' But the Brick" 	 	 	January 3, 1998 	119
20 	"Clockstoppers" 	 	 	January 10, 1998 	120
21 	"Here Comes The Cakeblocks" 	 	 	January 17, 1998 	121
22 	"Book of Secrets" 	 	 	January 24, 1998 	122
23 	"What's Next?" 	 	 	January 31, 1998 	123
24 	"The Long Roadshow" 	 	 	February 14, 1998 	124
25 	"Choose A Minifigure" 	 	 	February 21, 1998 	125
26 	"Rider Jack" 	 	 	February 28, 1998 	126
==Season 2 (1998-1999)==
Episode	Title 	Description	Debuts	Air Date 	Code Number
27 	"The Wolf of the West" 	 	 	September 12, 1998	201
28 	"Twister are Evil" 	 	 	September 19, 1998	202
29 	"Moon Dreamers" 	 	 	September 26, 1998	203
30 	"Hey Arthur" 	 	 	October 3, 1998 	204
31 	"You Gotta Have Magic?" 	 	 	October 10, 1998 	205
32 	"You're a Mean One, Mr. Bob" 	 	 	October 17, 1998 	206
33 	"Version At The Prince Night" 	 	 	October 24, 1998 	207
34 	"The Dark Crow" 	 	 	October 31, 1998 	208
35 	"Paint God" 	 	 	November 7, 1998 	209
36 	"A Lego Family Vacation" 	 	 	November 21, 1998 	210
37 	"A Pepper in King Arthur's Court Part 1"	 	 	November 28, 1998 	211
38 	"A Pepper in King Arthur's Court Part 2"	 	 	December 5, 1998 	212
39 	"A Hundred-Year-Old Camera" 	 	 	December 12, 1998 	213
40 	"Infomandanger" 	 	 	December 19, 1998 	214
41 	"Dinosaurs in the 20th Century?" 	 	 	January 2, 1999 	215
42 	"An Scary Wizard At LEGO City" 	 	 	January 9, 1999 	216
43 	"Snow White and the Seven Bricks" 	 	 	January 16, 1999 	217
44 	"Go Go Go, Carmen!" 	 	 	January 23, 1999 	218
45 	"Master Hand" 	 	 	January 30, 1999 	219
46 	"Failure To Launch" 	 	 	February 6, 1999 	220
47 	"Greenwood The Smasher Ape" 	 	 	February 20, 1999 	221
48 	"Runaway, Idiot!" 	 	 	February 27, 1999 	222
49 	"Detective Pepper" 	 	 	March 6, 1999 	223
50 	"Legozilla II" 	 	 	March 13, 1999 	224
51 	"Just One Click" 	 	 	March 20, 1999 	225
52 	"The Treasure" 	 	 	March 27, 1999 	226
==Season 3 (1999-2000)==
Episode	Title 	Description	Debuts	Air Date 	Code Number
53 	"The Old Man With Little Hands" 	 	 	October 9, 1999 	301
54 	"Villain's Turnpike" 	 	 	October 16, 1999 	302
55 	"What Monkey Is Doing On Your Back?"	 	 	October 23, 1999 	303
56 	"Halloween Are Scary" 	 	 	October 30, 1999 	304
57 	"An American Brick" 	 	 	November 6, 1999 	305
58 	"Splat" 	 	 	November 13, 1999	306
59 	"Rush Hour" 	 	 	November 20, 1999	307
60 	"The Best Shagginess Ever!" 	 	 	November 27, 1999	308
61 	"Red Star At LEGO City" 	 	 	December 11, 1999	309
62 	"Go And Get It" 	 	 	December 18, 1999	310
63 	"Christmas Time At Lego Island" 	 	 	December 25, 1999	311
64 	"Mountain Time" 	 	 	January 1, 2000 	312
65 	"Brickerella" 	 	 	January 8, 2000 	313
66 	"A Lost Tango Part 1" 	 	 	January 15, 2000 	314
67 	"A Lost Tango Part 2" 	 	 	January 22, 2000 	315
68 	"Brother vs. Brick" 	 	 	February 5, 2000 	316
69 	"Bully Gets Super Powers" 	 	 	February 12, 2000	317
70 	"Code Name: K.B." 	 	 	February 19, 2000	318
71 	"Electric Boogaloo" 	 	 	February 26, 2000	319
72 	"Everything Badgeday" 	 	 	March 4, 2000 	320
73 	"I'm Faster Than You" 	 	 	March 11, 2000 	321
74 	"Cheaper by the Brick" 	 	 	March 25, 2000 	322
75 	"The Disappeared Cave" 	 	 	April 1, 2000 	323
76 	"The Good, the Bad and the Kilroy" 	 	 	April 8, 2000 	324
77 	"The Writing Work for Miss Sunshine"	 	 	April 15, 2000 	325
78 	"Oh No, It's Living Doll" 	 	 	April 22, 2000 	326
==Season 4 (2000-2001)==
Episode	Title 	Description	Debuts	Air Date 	Code Number
79 	"Magic Master" 	 	 	September 9, 2000 	401
80 	"Legozilla III" 	 	 	September 16, 2000	402
81 	"Heathpuff at the Zoo" 	 	 	September 23, 2000	403
82 	"Cute But Evil" 	 	 	September 30, 2000	404
83 	"Skyline" 	 	 	October 14, 2000 	405
84 	"The Mysteries of the Max Museum" 	 	 	October 21, 2000 	406
85 	"Bricks From The Crypt" 	 	 	October 28, 2000 	407
86 	"O, A Pizza Adventure" 	 	 	November 11, 2000 	408
87 	"Dude, We're Getting the Company Back" 	 	 	November 18, 2000 	409
88 	"Infomandanger Returns" 	 	 	November 25, 2000 	410
89 	"Finders Keepers" 	 	 	December 2, 2000 	411
90 	"Twilight Xmas" 	 	 	December 9, 2000 	412
91 	"Trading Spaces" 	 	 	December 16, 2000 	413
92 	"Bill & Pepper's Excellent Adventure"	 	 	December 23, 2000 	414
93 	"Lantern at the LEGO City Part 1" 	 	 	December 30, 2000 	415
94 	"Lantern at the LEGO City Part 2" 	 	 	January 6, 2001 	416
95 	"A Pirate Map" 	 	 	January 13, 2001 	417
96 	"Forgotten Dreams" 	 	 	January 20, 2001 	418
97 	"Million Dollar Mystery" 	 	 	January 27, 2001 	419
98 	"Escaper" 	 	 	February 10, 2001 	420
99 	"Broadway Magic" 	 	 	February 17, 2001 	421
100 	"3D Wars" 	 	 	February 24, 2001 	422
101 	"The Return of the Moon Dreamers" 	 	 	March 3, 2001 	423
102 	"Too Many Bricks" 	 	 	March 10, 2001 	424
103 	"Super Trax" 	 	 	March 17, 2001 	425
104 	"The Wall of the Ice" 	 	 	March 24, 2001 	426
==Season 5 (2001-2002)==
Episode	Title 	Description	Debuts	Air Date 	Code Number
105 	"The Table and Stuff" 	 	 	August 25, 2001 	501
106 	"Luke Nelson's Playhouse" 	 	 	September 1, 2001 	502
107 	"That's Fake Rain Road!" 	 	 	September 8, 2001 	503
108 	"Adventure Camp Forever!" 	 	 	October 6, 2001 (originally scheduled for aired in September 15, 2001 but had to delayed due to the 9/11 attacks) 	504
109 	"Penguin for a Day" 	 	 	October 13, 2001 (originally scheduled for aired in September 22, 2001 but had to delayed due to the 9/11 attacks)	505
110 	"Case Hotel" 	 	 	October 20, 2001 	506
111 	"The Computer Ride" 	 	 	October 27, 2001 	507
112 	"The Funtime at the Epic Land Part 1" 	 	 	November 3, 2001 	508
113 	"The Funtime at the Epic Land Part 2" 	 	 	November 10, 2001 	509
114 	"The Wacky and Crazy Brick" 	 	 	November 24, 2001 	510
115 	"The Space Dream" 	 	 	December 1, 2001 	511
116 	"Quest of Invention" 	 	 	December 8, 2001 	512
117 	"Work Hard, Infomaniac!" 	 	 	December 15, 2001 	513
118 	"The Brick Clause" 	 	 	December 22, 2001 	514
119 	"Musical Island" 	 	 	December 29, 2001 	515
120 	"My Sister Rachel Brick" 	 	 	January 5, 2002 	516
121 	"Mail Time for Alex Crawly" 	 	 	January 12, 2002 	517
122 	"Bricks Not Included" 	 	 	January 19, 2002 	518
123 	"Just in Time for the Film Festival" 	 	 	January 26, 2002 	519
124 	"It's Full of the Gimmicks!" 	 	 	February 2, 2002 	520
125 	"Page 1,000" 	 	 	February 9, 2002 	521
126 	"Legozilla IV: The Last Revenge" 	 	 	February 16, 2002 	522
127 	"Lego The Animated Series: The Next Generation"	 	 	March 2, 2002 	523
128 	"The B-Bomb World" 	 	 	March 9, 2002 	524
129 	"Morph Hero" 	 	 	March 16, 2002 	525
130 	"The Godbricker" 	 	 	March 23, 2002 	526
==Season 6 (2002-2003)==
Episode	Title 	Description	Debuts	Air Date 	Code Number
131 	"Sleepless in LEGO City" 	 	 	September 21, 2002	601
132 	"Brick of the Hill" 	 	 	September 28, 2002	602
133 	"Happy Birthday Mr. Daring"	 	 	October 5, 2002 	603
134 	"Pepper's Video Show" 	 	 	October 12, 2002 	604
135 	"Lego Zombie Island" 	 	 	October 19, 2002 	605
136 	"Star Point Part 1" 	 	 	October 26, 2002 	606
137 	"Star Point Part 2" 	 	 	November 2, 2002 	607
138 	"Back to the Brick" 	 	 	November 9, 2002 	608
139 	"Sandbox is Cool!" 	 	 	November 23, 2002 	609
140 	"Pepper Pen" 	 	 	November 30, 2002 	610
141 	"Infomandanger Forever" 	 	 	December 7, 2002 	611
142 	"Say Goodbye Part 1" 	 	 	December 14, 2002 	612
143 	"Say Goodbye Part 2" 	 	 	December 14, 2002 	613
==Season 7 (2003-2004)==
== Unaired Episodes ==
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