In a secret tunnel beneath the White House, Rocky and Bullwinkle discover the real U.S Constitution, but must also face an attack of Presidential proportions…

Rocky and Bullwinkle journey to Egypt to find the lost treasure of Pharaoh Rocher.

While Mr. Peabody meets General Custer in 1875, Rocky and Bullwinkle encounter a hidden society of Native American gophers.

Rocky and Bullwinkle discover the fountains of youth…and aging. Rocky ends up becoming an adorable baby squirrel, leaving only Bullwinkle to protect him against Boris and Natasha—who have de-aged to teens!

A shelved buddy-cop show “remake” of Rocky and Bullwinkle, set in the radical 1980’s, 20 years after the original show ended.

Rocky and Bullwinkle must journey to the deepest parts of the Amazon jungle to relocate a dying, rare flower of Bullwinkle’s.

This glorious fanfic most certainly is not a April Fools s**tpost.

Bullwinkle, distraught that he still can’t pull a rabbit out of a hat, goes to great lengths to perfect said magic trick. Meanwhile, Boris and Natasha have tricks up their sleeves as well…nefarious ones.

In this parody of Jurassic Park, Mr. Peabody creates an epic dinosaur-filled island, but things quickly go awry thanks to Boris and Natasha…

Rocky and Bullwinkle head to Washington, D.C., where they discover the U.S Constitution on display in the Capitol is a FAKE and venture into a secret tunnel to find the real one.

In this short, Boris and Natasha have made a recruiting video in order to persuade more people to “keel müse and skurrl”.

Rocky and Bullwinkle take a two-week cruise to Jamaica…and Boris and Natasha stow away.

A short episode celebrating the return of Jay Ward cartoons in 2022, read on to find out…

Rocky and Bullwinkle are invited to dinner with Rocky’s family, and some buried feelings are uncovered (WARNING! Rocky’s gramma says some very…not PC things).

A Bullwinkle-narrated episode in which he and Rocky have a film noir style adventure in 1940’s Chicago with Mr. Peabody, and attempt to bring down the legendary Al Capone.

In this shorter episode, Bullwinkle has a dream and becomes transported to ancient Japan, where he encounters Rocky…as a samurai.

Bullwinkle goes on an epic quest for the “Lost City of Atlanta” with Rocky…and actually discovers Atlantis! Meanwhile Boris and Natasha get “replaced” and decide to off their replacements to show Fearless Leader they’re truly evil.

In this shorter episode, Boris serenades Natasha with a classic song.

Rocky and Bullwinkle have an epic adventure through historic New Orleans, Louisiana. Because of a voodoo curse, (no thanks to Boris and Natasha) they’ve SWAPPED BODIES and must find a way to break it.

Rocky’s birthday celebration leads to a number of shenanigans…

Rocky and Bullwinkle enter a wrestling competition, slowly working themselves to the big leagues. Fearless Leader, under the delusion that wrestlers are worshipped by millions, sends a disguised tag team Boris and Natasha to beat Rocky and Bullwinkle.

The fractured fairy (from Fractured Fairy Tales), distraught that there hasn’t been much of her segment, decides to create her own version of a classic fairy tale, staring Rocky and Bullwinkle!

Rocky and Bullwinkle join Peabody and Sherman on another time travel adventure across the frozen land of Antarctica in 1904. There they join the famous Antarctic expedition led by Robert Falcon Scott.

Rocky and Bullwinkle get invited to the greatest Christmas party in Frostbite Falls, but Boris and Natasha plot to make their Christmas not so holly-jolly.

Mr. Peabody creates an immersive holographic D&D game and Rocky and Bullwinkle test it out…until this fantasy gets a little too real. (Also happy 62nd birthday to the show!)