Coldest Cut of All:
There are ice caves in Neverland, ruled by a mean king named Kyros. He has forbidden Peter to enter his realm, which of course means Peter is determined to go there. He steals a beautiful crystal from the ice caves, and brings it back to the underground house as a present for Tinker Bell. When Wendy admires it, he gives it to her instead. This makes Tinker Bell mad. When Peter is telling the story of how he stole the crystal to the Lost Boys, he accidently slips up and says Kyros's name. This immediately brings Kyros to the house, and after taking his crystal back, sternly tells Peter to never visit his caves again. Naturally, Peter decides to go right back to the caves to get a new crystal. John and Michael go with him. Managing to overcome all the obstacles Kyros puts in their way, they steal an even larger crystal and bring it home to give to Wendy. Unfortunately, this crystal is extremly powerful, and as soon as Wendy touches it, everything in the house turns to ice. Including the people! Tinker Bell manages to thaw herself and Peter out, but is too tired to help the others. Peter goes to a nearby volcano and brings back fire, which thaws everyone out, but ruins the furniture in the house. In retaliation, the Lost Boys try to melt the ice caves, and fail. Kyros creates a doppelganger of Peter who blows the children away, and begins freezing all of Neverland, including the Pirates! Wendy brings Peter the crystal and convinces him to return it. He does so, as he is tired of the game by now, and Neverland returns to normal.
The Ruby:
Tootles and the Dragon:
The Rake: (Also known as The Ghost Ship)
The Dream:
Eternal Youth:
Hook doesn't want to celebrate his birthday as it reminds him he is getting older. Peter fools Smee into thinking a bottle of spring water gives anyone who bathes in it eternal youth. When Hook tests it on Short Tom, Peter switches the parrot for an egg while Hook is sleeping. Soon Hook is chasing the source of the water, but what happens when he finds out it was only a prank?
Now Day Party:
Hook's Christmas:
Hook thinks Christmas is ridiculous and a waste of time. So he trashes the pirates party, and then locks himself in his cabin for the rest of the evening. That night, he is visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. They offer him a chilling look at his life thus far, and what lays in store for him if he does not embrace the spirit of the season.
The Phantom Shaman:
Slightly Duped:
Hard-to-Hit and Tiger Lily make Slightly believe an Oracle will help him become Peter's second-in-command. But the game becomes dangerous when Hook joins in. When Slightly gets his wish, will he be a good leader, or lead his friends into a trap?
Treasure Hunt:
The Girl Who Lives In the Moon:
Mullins's quest to cure his land sickness with a magical spell causes the moon to fall from the sky. Hook saves the Girl who lives in the Moon, and falls for her beauty and charm. In an attempt to prove to Peter that not all children hate him, he tries to win the Girl's affections by convincing her he wants to help put the moon back into the sky. Somehow, Peter must get the Girl away from Hook and put her home back where it belongs.
Slightly in Stone:
One of Tinker Bell's spells goes wrong and changes Slightly into a statue. The spell will become permanent unless Slightly is given a special potion before sunset. Unfortunately, some of the ingredients are located in a dangerous part of Neverland. It's a race against time as Peter and the other Lost Boys face the dangers to save their friend.
The Great Race:
The Twins are tired of being associated with each other so much, and start fighting constantly. This happens at the time a race around the island is to take place. Trying to beat each other in making the fastest racing machine, the Twins end up building the exact same machine. When the Race finally arrives, it is nearly ruined by the competition between Peter, the Lost Boys, and the Pirates. In the end, the Twins work together to save their friends. And Michael wins the race...riding only a tricycle!
Living In Pictures:
Peter complains that Wendy's stories aren't exciting enough. So Tinker Bell enchants the storybook so the stories come alive as they're told. Everyone who is in the story must obey the narration, this includes Peter who is the hero. Word of this soon reaches Hook and he decides to steal the book. Then he rewrites it so Peter can't fly or fight, the Lost Boys and Wendy and her brothers are helpless captives. Things take a turn for the better when Wendy is able to write the crocodile into the story.
Hook's Mother's Picture:

Not many at the moment, but I plan to add more later.

Hook:







Peter Pan:




Tinkerbell:




Michael:




Wendy:




Short Tom:

Peter in Wonderland:
Wendy has written Alice in Wonderland into her storybook, but when Peter insists he will not hear a story he is not in, she adds his name to the title. Unfortunately, Tinker Bell's magic has again enchanted the book, and when Wendy opens it, she and Peter are transported into the story. Apparently, when John drew the pictures, he used the likeness of Wendy, Peter, the Lost Boys, and the Pirates as the basis of all the characters in the story. Also unfortunately, Peter's name was only written into the title, not the story itself. So Wendy as the heroine, must see them safely through the adventure.
Vanity, Thy Name is Mermaid:
Peter and two mermaids are playing with an enchanted bubble ball in the lagoon, while Wendy teaches one of the Lost Boys about Morse Code. Soon the mermaids are arguing about who is the most beautiful being in Neverland. They ask Peter to settle the argument, and he picks Wendy because she tells beautiful stories. Wendy is flattered, but brushes it off as she believes the mermaids to be more beautiful. The damage has already been done however, as the mermaids grow so jealous that when Peter leaves, they trap Wendy in a bubble and drag her to the bottom of the lagoon. They then give her a potion giving her a mermaid tail, saying that if she is so beautiful, she must live among them. Wendy is enchanted with the tail. Until she realizes she cannot breath underwater, the bubble begins to shrink, and she starts to slowly suffocate. Meanwhile, Peter and the Lost Boys return to the lagoon to look for Wendy. A friendlier mermaid gives Peter a breathing bubble and tells him where Wendy can be found. On his way, he meets an old and ugly mermaid named Crooked Tail. In her youth, she made a potion to enhance her looks. It backfired and made her ugly instead, so she lives as an outcast. She agrees to help Peter when she finds out which two mermaids kidnapped Wendy. Wendy tricks the mean mermaids into thinking the mirror she left on the beach is magic. That Peter had given it to her and it was what made her so beautiful, all you had to do was look into it. They leave quickly to find the mirror, just before Peter and Crooked Tail arrive. Crooked Tail reverses the potion and brings Peter and Wendy back to the surface before the last of the air is gone. The mermaids are so surprised, they drop the mirror. Peter gives it to Crooked Tail, and Wendy says she is now the most beautiful being in Neverland. Crooked Tail tells the others that she is ending her seclusion and returning home. Much to their dismay.
Pirate Shadows:
Billy Jukes, Lost Boy:
Mullins catches the deadly Neverfever and wanders into the forest during a lightning storm. Billy Jukes is the only pirate who will go after him. Slightly captures Billy, and tries to capture Mullins in order to prove he should be second-in-command of the Lost Boys. When he finds out Mullins is dying, he offers to help Billy get the antidote to Neverfever. Along the way, they bond as each describes their families and experiences in Neverland. They save Mullins and return to their groups, but do not forget the friendship created along the way.
Curly's Laugh:
Curly loves to make his friends laugh. When Tink grants his wish to be the funniest boy in Neverland, EVERYthing that comes out of his mouth is cause for laughter. Meanwhile, Hook has written a comedy and is in search of anyone who has comedic talent. The pirates all fail his requirements, so he decides to test the Lost Boys. With or without their consent. Can Curly warn the others in time, and get taken seriously?
Nibs and the Mermaids:
A Day at the Fair:
Hook the Faithful Son:
The Croc and the Clock:
Jules Verne Night:
The Hook and the Hat:
The Play's the Thing:
Count De Chauvin:
Friday the Thirteenth:
The Letter:
Mardi Gras:
River of Night:
When Games Become Deadly:
A Wee Problem:
When three moons appear over Neverland, everyone is excited. Tinker Bell is especially so, as this means she now has the ability to shrink Peter to fairy size and take him to see the Fairy King. She is less happy when Peter insists Wendy and the Lost Boys come along. Tink messes with their ability to fly, which leads to a huge disaster and Oberon kicks Wendy and the Lost Boys out. Unable to return to their normal size, they become easy prey to Hook and the crocodile. Especially with Tink keeping Peter distracted.
Professor Smee:
Three Wishes:
Peter sees a shooting star and wants his three wishes. But Hook sees it at the same time as Peter and recites the rhyme. The two decided to split the wishes, each recieving 1 and a half. But the half wishes are granted first and don't turn out right. When the adventure takes a fatal twist for Hook, Peter uses his full wish to wish that none of it had ever happened.
All Hallows Eve:
It's All Hallows Eve, and Peter and the Lost Boys are playing pranks on the pirates. One prank pulled, is to steal the Pirates lantern. This brings out the Jack O Lantern ghost, who gets Smee to steal the lantern back from Peter. The ghost then summons other ghosts, witches, and goblins to wreak havoc on the island. At first Hook thinks Smee is a deserter and hunts him down. He and the other pirates soon realize their mistake, and must team up with Peter and the Lost Boys to reclaim the lantern before they are overrun with the undead!
Wendy and the Croc:
After the Laughter:
Stupid Smee:
The Plucking of Short Tom:
Peter on Trial:
Foot Race:
Dr. Livingstone and Captain Hook:
The Neverscroll:
Pirate Boys, Lost Men:
A Hole in the Wall:

The Demise of Hook:
Peter and the Lost Boys steal the Jolly Roger's Flag. While trying to retaliate, Hook puts too much gun powder in Long Tom and is blown to pieces. The pirates decided to leave Neverland since Hook's obsession with Peter was the only thing that had kept them there. Peter is devistated that Hook is dead and the pirates are gone. Then the Lost Boys tell him Hook's ghost is haunting one of the caves...
Tootles the Bold:
Play Ball:
Immortal Pan:
Knights of Neverland:
The Pirate Who Came to Dinner:
Elementary, My Dear Pan:
Seven League Boots:
Evicted:
The Wind and the Panther:
Invisible Tootles:
First Encounter:
John is curious and asks Peter how certain events in Neverland came to pass. Peter explains why he made the Crocodile swallow the clock. He then describes how the Jolly Roger was brought to Neverland by a strange hurricane and how the Lost Boys and the pirates first met. During the course of the story, Peter reveals that he cut off Hook's hand when he thought that the pirate had killed Nibs and Tootles in their first battle.
The Never Ark:
Frau Brumhandel:
The Lost Memories of Pirate Pan:
Peter and Tinker Bell travel in search of a new Lost Boy to bring to Neverland. Instead, they return with a little girl named Jane who seems to already know an awful lot about Neverland. Jane turns out to be Wendy's daughter from the future. Tink conjures a vision and the Darling children see their adult selves. One day they must leave Neverland. Unfortunately, the trip has erased Peter's memories. Only Jane can save Peter when Hook makes him a member of his crew...
The Ages of Pan (Part 1 & Part 2) [It was aired as "Hook's Deadly Game"]

Tootles: Chris M. Allport
Robert Mullins & Cookson: Jack Angel
Smaller Twin: Michael Bacall
Nibs: Adam Carl
Captain James Hook: Tim Curry
Tinker Bell: Debi Derryberry
Smee: Ed Gilbert
Michael Darling: Whitby Hertford
Alf Mason: Tony Jay
Curly: Josh Keaton
Wendy Darling: Christina Lange
Hard-to-hit & tall Twin: Aaron Lohr
John Darling: Jack Lynch
Peter Pan: Jason Marsden
Slightly: Scott Menville
Ignatious Starkey: David Shaughnessy
Tiger Lily: Cree Summer
Billy Jukes: Eugene Williams
Great Big Little Panther: Michael Wise