James Bond Jr. (1991) is a animation web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch James Bond Jr. online in HD.
James Bond Jr. — Storyline
While attending prep school at Warfield Academy, James Bond Jr. with the help of his friends I.Q. (supposedly the grandson of Q) and Gordo Leiter (supposedly the son of Felix Leiter), fights against the evil terrorist organization SCUM (Saboteurs and Criminals United in Mayhem). Expanding on his uncle's famous line, James Bond Jr.'s catch phrase was "Bond, James Bond. Junior."
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Andy Heyward, Robby London, Michael G. Wilson
- Starring: Brian Stokes Mitchell, Simon Templeman, Corey Burton, Jeff Bennett, Julian Holloway, Mona Marshall, Bobbie Block, Pat Musick
James Bond Jr. — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1991-09-16 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 65 |
| Genre | Animation |
| Language | English |
| Network | Syndication |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 5.2/10 (15 votes) |
James Bond Jr. — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: The Beginning (1991-09-16) — En route to his new school, Warfield Academy, Bond Jr. is chased by S.C.U.M. who is interested in stealing the Aston Martin DB5.
- E2: Earth Cracker (1991-09-17) — Bond, I.Q. and Tracy travel to find El Dorado, the Lost City of Gold. They are met by Oddjob and Goldfinger and their deadly weapon, Earth Cracker.
- E3: The Chameleon (1991-09-18) — A class trip to Washington, D.C. is curtailed by a face-changing villain with plans to steal a top-secret army prototype from the Pentagon.
- E4: Shifting Sands (1991-09-19) — While assisting in the excavation of an ancient Egyptian tomb, Bond Jr. is caught up in Pharaoh Fearo's plans to steal oil from under the Middle East.
- E5: Plunder Down Under (1991-09-20) — When Tracy's sailor uncle goes missing along with his ship off the coast of Greece, a scuba expedition reveals a fiendish plot by Walker D. Plank to create a deadly pirate fleet.
- E6: A Chilling Affair (1991-09-23) — Doctor No kidnaps Professor Frost, a scientist involved in cryogenics, in order to thaw out a master criminal who hid his fortunes before being froze
- E7: Nothing to Play With (1991-09-24) — A desperate plea for help from Hong Kong sends James Bond Jr. and his friends into a head-on collision with Walker D. Plank's illegitimate foray into toy manufacture.
- E8: Location Danger (1991-09-25) — After making a fool of himself by insulting the action-film star father of a new student, Anna Genue, James decides to make amends by helping to organise her 16th birthday party. W
- E9: The Eiffel Missile (1991-09-26) — After encountering Skullcap in a daring airport escape, James Bond Jr. intercepts Dr. Derange's plans of launching a missile it the Eiffel Tower.
- E10: A Worm in the Apple (1991-09-27) — After an eventful day in English History, Phoebe Farragut asks Bond Junior if he'd like to go with her to witness the grand opening ceremony of the Mile High Sky Scraper in New Yor
- E11: Valley of the Hungry Dunes (1991-09-30) — While at a funfair, 007's nephew spots someone sabotaging a rollercoaster's tracks, and the ride's sole occupant is heading straight for disaster! Bond nicks and motorcycle and rid
- E12: Pompeii and Circumstance (1991-10-01) — Trevor Noseworthy IV invites James Bond Junior, IQ, Gordo Leiter, Phoebe Farragut and Tracy Millbanks to his family's home on the Iyalian Riviera. But whilst driving through the Ri
- E13: Never Give a Villain a Fair Shake (1991-10-02) — When Phoebe Farragut's father sponsors the feild testing of Professor Firma's seismic conductor, he invites Phoebe's whole geometric class to witness it. The device is designed to
- E14: City of Gold (1991-10-03) — Whilst on a feild trip to the Caribbean, James Bond Junior encounters the lovely Ivy Digger. Her father is an archaeologist leading the excavation of a ancient golden city. But whe
- E15: Never Lose Hope (1991-10-04) — Whilst in town at the mall Young Bond is attacked by a clown, but he escapes. It's the third attempt on his life in the week, and each the would be killer uses the same style. Bond
- E16: No Such Loch (1991-10-07) — In Lock Ness, Captain McGregger and his crew of two fishing men disappear. Eye witnesses say they saw his boat eaten by the Lock Ness Monster…
- E17: Appointment in Macau (1991-10-08) — While on a train heading back to Warfeild, ninja forces hang glide onto the plane and try to kidnap a judo student called Lily Mai. James Bond Junior is able to thwart the kidnappi
- E18: Lamp of Darkness (1991-10-09) — James, IQ and Phoebe take off for the Middle East in a race to find the legendary Lamp of Aladdin before Maximillian Cortex gets there first.
- E19: Hostile Takeover (1991-10-10) — Whilst returning to Warfeild Mr. Millbanks is attacked by S.C.U.M. agents trying to force the Warfeild van off the road. He survives and returns to the academy only to find that a
- E20: Cruise to Oblivion (1991-10-11) — During a cruise on one of Phoebe's father's ships, James runs into Goldfinger in Bermuda during his attempt to raise a sunken galleon filled with gold.
- E21: A Race Against Disaster (1991-10-14) — Doctor Derange uses the 24-hour race at Le Mans, France, as a cover for a daring plutonium theft from a nearby nuclear facility.
- E22: The Inhuman Race (1991-10-15) — James and his friends head to South Germany to represent Warfield in high school competition. However, Trevor gets abducted by Skullcap and Nick Nack so that Dr. Derange can use hi
- E23: Live and Let's Dance (1991-10-16) — Night time at Warfeild, when suddenly a bright light shines upon the complex. James Bond Jr and Gordo Leiter go outside to investigate, they find a new female student being attacke
- E24: The Sword of Power (1991-10-17) — James Bond and his friends head to Tokyo, Japan to recover a Japanese sword stolen by Dr. No's Ninjas in his plan to learn of the sword's powerful material origin and uses it to cr
- E25: It's All in the Timing (1991-10-18) — Dr. Derange's plot threatens to stop the rotation of the Earth. It's up to James Bond, IQ and a Swiss police officer to stop him. Elsewhere, Trevor Noseworthy cheats in the bicycle
- E26: Dance of the Toreadors (1991-10-21) — When IQ falls in love with flamenco dancer Dulce Nada and follows her to Pamplona, he has no idea that she's unwittingly embroiled in Baron von Skarin's plot to cause a nuclear mel
- E27: Fountain of Terror (1991-10-22) — James, IQ and Phoebe go to Tibet to find IQ's cousin, who was kidnapped by Dr. Derange, Jaws, Ms. Fortune and Snuffer, who use him to show him the way to a secret village where he
- E28: The Emerald Key (1991-10-23) — James and IQ's friendship is under threat when IQ has taken a fancy on a pretty girl who uncle has been abducted by Derange to get his hand on a golden statue which is a key to a f
- E29: Ship of Terror (1991-10-24) — During a Warfeild Academy field trip to Africa, Bond discovers a remote-control device attached to a rhinoceros, then another one attached to an insect. Bond tracks the signals tha
- E30: Deadly Recall (1991-10-25) — James and the gang's trip to Monte Carlo with Trevor turns into another adventure when Dr. Derange uses his hypnotic roulette wheel to hypnotise and rob wealthy people blind before
- E31: Hunt For Red Star One (1991-10-28) — The Russian treasury reserve is in danger when Doctor Derange and the Chameleon seize control of a satellite laser system.
- E32: Scottish Mist (1991-10-29) — James and Gordo help their science teacher Prof. What to find his former colleague who is abducted by Spoiler so that Baron Von Skarin can learn the formula to his secret catalyst
- E33: The Art of Evil (1991-10-30) — Young Bond has to clear his name when the Chameleon uses his ability to frame him for the second museum robbery in Paris. At the same time, he has stop the Chameleon and his partne
- E34: The Heartbreak Caper (1991-10-31) — Ms. Fortune uses the power of love on Mr. Milbanks so that she can get her hands on a new discovered painting of Da Shinci. But Bond and Tracy aren't fooled by her disguise.
- E35: Mindfield (1991-11-01) — Ms. Fortune kidnaps a female Warfield student who has telepathic ability for her latest plot.
- E36: Leonardo da Vinci's Vault (1991-11-04) — James Bond Jr. and his friends head to Venice when they find out that the museum that IQ went to visit got robbed by a mastermind named Maximillian Cortex who stole a newly discove
- E37: Far Out West (1991-11-05) — James Bond Jr. helps Mr. Mitchell find his missing brother when they arrive at his ranch in South Dakota.
- E38: Avalanche Run (1991-11-06) — Under instructions from S.C.U.M Lord, Jaws and Nick Nack hijack a train with James Bond Jr's friends on board and send it on a collision course for a nuclear power plant in S.C.U.M
- E39: Queen's Ransom (1991-11-07) — In Hong Kong, young Bond helps a young woman named Jade, who escapes from Walker D. Plank, who took her father and stole a shipment of silkworm missiles.
- E40: Barbella's Big Attraction (1991-11-08) — Barbella's high blood pressure leads her to mutiny when S.C.U.M lord insulted her. So Barbella uses the incoming asteroid that S.C.U.M. Lord wants to go on a collision course with
- E41: There for Ms. Fortune (1991-11-11) — Ms. Fortune attempts to kidnap IQ and him for ransom for Q's ice formula so that she use it to freeze Colorado river to shut down most of the United States' power supply. But her p
- E42: Invaders from S.C.U.M. (1991-11-12) — Student Hayley Comet and her scientist father are both convinced they've made first contact when a UFO lands at Warfield, but James suspects the truth is closer to home.
- E43: Going for the Gold (1991-11-13) — Barbella makes several failed attempts to get rid of James Bond Jr. when he and his friends represent Warfield in the High School games in Barcelona; Goldie Finger plans to rob the
- E44: A Deranged Mind (1991-11-14) — When an UFO is shot down by a military close to New York, the craft is taken for analysis to a military research laboratory.
- E45: Catching the Wave (1991-11-15) — Jaws and Nick Nack prepare to gatecrash a secret meeting of the Government Technology Committee.
- E46: Last of the Tooboos (1991-11-18) — While visiting the London Zoo, James interrupts Skullcap during his theft of a rare animal, a tooboo, whose unusual enzymes Dr. Derange wants for himself.
- E47: S.C.U.M. on the Water (1991-11-19) — James Bond Jr. and his comrades are planning a great day out at the regatta. However, he doesn't consider on the appearance of Captain Walker D. Plank, whose latest scheme involves
- E48: Goldie's Gold Scam (1991-11-20) — While in Africa, the group is attacked by a rhino wearing a strap with a micro chip in it. Tracking it back to its source, Bond and IQ uncover a plot by Goldfinger and Goldie Finge
- E49: Canine Caper (1991-11-21) — James, IQ and Gordo use a stray dog which follows Bond back to the Warfield to locate its master who had the security plan of Scotland Yard, who is abducted by Skullcap; Dr. Derang
- E50: Weather or Not (1991-11-22) — Dr. Derange takes control of the national weather satellite so that he would have complete control of the weather across England. He attempts to cause chaotic weather across the ca
- E51: Ol' Man River (1991-11-25) — Captain Walker D. Plank plans to flood New Orleans by destroying the Levee with a large amount of explosive placed in a fake River Queen. During evacuation of New Orleans, Plank at
- E52: Between a Rock and a Hard Place (1991-11-26) — James and his friends race against time to get to an advanced prototype fighter jet which has crashed somewhere in wild country of Australia before Dr. Derange and his henchmen get
- E53: Sherlock IQ (1991-11-27) — In London, James and IQ come from a Sherlock Holmes convention, but Baron von Skarin, with his henchmen Jaws and Nick Nack, use a prototype super tank they stole and attack the cit
- E54: Killer Asteroid (1991-11-28) — Goldfinger hijacks a space shuttle in midair so that he can use it to bring an asteroid made up solid gold on a collision course with Earth. With the tracing software being designe
- E55: Danger Train (1991-11-29) — James Bond Jr. and IQ get caught in a S.C.U.M. feud between Ms. Fortune and Walker D. Plank over stealing a super powerful engine from the 'Cold Fusion' Train.
- E56: Quantum Diamonds (1991-12-02) — James and his friend visit Yellowstone National Park where Dr. Derange attempts to extract a crystal from Old Faithful for his latest plot.
- E57: Rubies Aren't Forever (1991-12-03) — James saves a girl named Ruby who was captured by a gang who wanted her necklace, but she was set up by her aunt, Tiara Hotstones, who tries to bring them to Baron von Skarin in Ge
- E58: Garden of Evil (1991-12-04) — In Hong Kong, Trevor picks a purple rose, but it somehow hypnotizes him; now it is up to James, IQ, Tracey, and Jasmine to go to the field of the purple rose to find a cure; howeve
- E59: The Thing in the Ice (1991-12-05) — The gang is in Antarctica, where they see the massive devastation caused by a metallic monster with acid-spitting tentacles.
- E60: Goldie Finger at the End of the Rainbow (1991-12-06) — James, Phoebe, Gordo, and Trevor head to Ireland to investigate a haunted castle which was taken by a leprechaun who was actually Nick Nack who is scaring the people to find the se
- E61: Dutch Treat (1991-12-09) — In Holland, Tiara Hotstones stole an emerald from the museum to get to a counterfeit artist named Rembrandt but she accidentally drops it into a box of chocolates that Phoebe broug
- E62: No Time to Lose (1991-12-10) — A case of mistaken identity leads Spoiler to kidnap IQ, as part of Doctor No's plan to build an impenetrable government airship known as the Vulture.
- E63: Monument to S.C.U.M. (1991-12-11) — James and the gang are in Arizona and entering the scientist competition contest. Meanwhile, Dr. Derange uses a magnetic generator to change the Earth's core.
- E64: Nothern Lights (1991-12-12) — The Warfield students arrive in Toronto on a clean-up project, unaware that Baron von Skarin is also in town with a scheme to hold the city's electricity for ransom.
- E65: Thor's Thunder (1991-12-13) — Captain Walker D. Plank and Skullcap are on the prowl in Norway to find Mjölnir, which gives infinite power to whoever wields it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does James Bond Jr. have? 1 season(s) with 65 episodes.
Who created James Bond Jr.? Andy Heyward, Robby London, Michael G. Wilson.
Where can I watch James Bond Jr.? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
