Swat Kats: The Radical Squadron

SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron is an American animated television series created by Christian Tremblay and Yvon Tremblay and produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions.[1] The series takes place in the fictional metropolis of Megakat City, which is populated entirely by anthropomorphic felines, known as "kats". The titular SWAT Kats are two vigilante pilots who possess a state-of-the-art fighter jet with an array of weaponry. Throughout the series, they face various villains as well as competition from Megakat City's militarized police force called the Enforcers.

Main

 * Charlie Adler as Chance Furlong/T-Bone
 * Barry Gordon as Jake Clawson/Razor
 * Gary Owens as Captain Ulysses Feral/Matches Malone
 * Jim Cummings as Mayor Manx

Recurring

 * Brock Peters as Dark Kat
 * Jimmy Akingbola as Commander O'Brien
 * Candy Milo as Ann Gora
 * Mark Hamil as Johnny K
 * Frank Welker as Dr. Elrod Purvis/Dr. Viper
 * Jim Cummings as Katscratch
 * Brian Markinson as Simon Hunt
 * Jessica Walter as Fiona Clawson
 * Kevin McKidd as Thomas Wayne/Bat Kat
 * Alistair Duncan as Alfred Pennyworth

Season 1: 1993

 * 1) "The Radical Beginning"-Chance "T-Bone" Furlong and Jake "Razor" Clawson were members of Megakat City's paramilitary law enforcement agency, known as the Enforcers. They were discharged from the Enforcers after disobeying the orders of Lieutenant Ulysses Feral, which resulted in the destruction of the newly built Enforcer Headquarters. While in pursuit of Dark Kat the two rebelled against Enforcer Captain Feral's orders to fall back and leave Dark Kat to him. When they objected, citing their already-acquired target lock, Captain Feral crowded out their jet, clipping their wing and sending Chance and Jake's jet crashing into Enforcer headquarters. The resultant explosion distracted Captain Feral, allowing Dark Kat's escape. Commander O'Brien refused to blame Feral for the incident and discharges Chance and Jake from the Enforcers and reassigns them to work at the city's military salvage yard to pay for the damage to the Enforcer Headquarters. Using discarded military parts and weapons from the salvage yard, Chance and Jake built themselves technology and decided to call themselves the SWAT Kats. The Swat Kats first go after robots sent by Mac and Molly Mange to trash a factory full of workers for not paying their boss any protection money. Feral vows to arrest the vigilantes while arresting Mac and Molly for their crimes.
 * 2) "Love Amerikat Style"-Outraged at what Steele has done, PumaDyne CEO Fiona Clawson gets her son Jake a job in the IT department where Jake befriends Michael Holt. Unfortunately, Michael is depressed since his lover, who was illegally immigrating from Cuba, went missing which is why he asked Lieutenant Feral to look into it. Jake, showing sympathy for Michael, convinces Chance to help investigate by being a step ahead of Feral. T-Bone and Razor investigate salvage yard owners named Burke and Murray to discover that they're murdering smuggled immigrants who cannot pay for their freedom. Razor frees the immigrants while T-Bone subdues Burke and Murray, thus, leaving them for the Enforcers.
 * 3) "The Scientist"-An engineering professor  is killed by a swarm of bees at a university. While the team searches for a metahuman that can control bees, CSI Bart Allen arrives from Central City to do his own investigation since he was sent by his captain. T-Bone and Razor track down another bee attack, however, Razor is attacked by the swarm. T-Bone takes Razor to Bart for help while being able to capture one of the bees. Bart is revealed to be a descendant of Barry Allen, who was secretly a crime fighter known as the Flash.
 * 4) "The Origin of Dr. Viper"-Bart saves Razor's life, however Razor is angry that T-Bone told Bart his secret as he regains consciousness. T-Bone, Razor, and Bart decide to focus all of their attention on Purvis, who is a scientist employed at MegaKat Biochemical Labs who is responsible for controlling the bees. Dr. N. Zyme and Dr. Elrod Purvis engineer Viper Mutagen 368, a regenerative growth formula. Zyme imagines the benefits of the mutagen to mankind and tells Purvis he could not have done it without him. Purvis is uncaring, and only wants to sell the mutagen to finance his terrorist activities, only to be discovered by Zyme and pursued into the building's stairwell. Purvis trips down the stairs and becomes covered in the growth formula. He then collapses, supposedly dead and is taken to the morgue. Dr. Zyme discovers that the mutagen is ineffective and mutates its host into an evil monstrosity. Purvis is mutated by the formula and becomes Dr. Viper, taking his name from the mutagen itself. He then proceeds to apply the mutagen to mosquitos and honey bees to attack those responsible for his mutation.
 * 5) "Black Out"-Chance and Jake both decide to go after power plant owner Martin Jinx after Jake discovers that Jinx has been causing blackouts in Central City while wasting their power in that location. T-Bone and Razor force Jinx to turn over the wattage logs he has over to the Enforcers. However, Jinx attempts to double cross the SWAT Kats by hiring an assassin to deal with them when retrieving the logs from the company. Everyone is assumed to have been killed only for T-Bone and Razor to turn over the wattage logs over to Feral. As Jinx tells his story to Fiona and Dark Kat, Dark Kat shoots him dead which horrifies Fiona.
 * 6) "Dead To Rights"-T-Bone and Razor take out a hired assassin and discover that the latter's target is not safe yet. Fiona Clawson hires Turmoil and the Koshka Bratva to takeout Commander O'Brien, who is getting an award from Mayor Manx for reducing MegaKat City's crime rate. At the last moment, Chance discovers that O'Brien is the target which is why he and Razor race to the event to save him. Although they are almost caught by the Enforcers, T-Bone and Razor manage to get O'Brien away from Turmoil'screw. O'Brien is shot by one of Morbulus' deadly pullets, and the SWAT Kats are forced to reveal their identities to Feral so they can save O'Brien's life.
 * 7) "The Wrath of Dark Kat"-Dark Kat steals the material for a homemade nuclear bomb to destroy MegaKat City, neither the SWAT Kats nor the Enforcers can break through his defensive forcefield. Feral tries to sneak aboard Dark Kat's ship to defeat Dark Kat and retrieve the stolen parts, but is quickly subdued. The ambitious Lt. Steel (Hal Rayle), Feral's slimy partner, would rather advance in his career than rescue his boss, so it is up to the SWAT Kats to save both Feral and Megakat City. Feral decides to keep the SWAT Kats' identities secret in the end and Dark Kat is revealed to be O'Brien, who has been using a magic totem to transform his physical appearance.
 * 8) "Cold War"-Feral is stunned when he is visited by Mia Shard to rescue her brother Rex, whom she believes have been kidnapped. T-Bone and Razor track down Shard, who is revealed not to be kidnapped but working with his father, Pedro. Mia states that Shard would never work with Pedro willingly, because the latter was abusive towards her when she was a kitten. Eventually, Dr. Konway discovers that Pedro placed a bomb inside of Mia and threatened to kill her if Shard did not help him with his theft. Jake infiltrates Pedro's crew with assistance from Shard. Konway removes the bomb from Mia, so Shard uses his cold gun to kill his father in retaliation. Shard is sent to MegaKat Maximum Prison and Mia leaves MegaKat City.
 * 9) "Chaos In Crystal"-Convict Rex Shard is serving a life sentence at Megakat Maximum Security Prison and is forced to mine diamonds for Warden Cyrus Meece. While using a new type of diamondmining machine, the Gemkat 6000 – created by Dr. Lieter Greenbox (voiced by Robert Patrick), Shard tries to steal some of the diamonds collected in the machine. The machine explodes and crystals fuse to the left half of Shard's body. Exiting the mine, Shard touches the prison guards watching over him and turns them into solid crystals. Shard realizes his new power and, after converting his entire body to crystal form, he goes on a rampage, seeking revenge against Warden Meece, Dr. Greenbox and anyone else who gets in his way by turning them in crystals. While doing a test run of new missiles in the desert, the SWAT Kats pick up a strange signal from the prison and go to investigate. It is up to them to put a stop the crystal menace and save Megakat City.
 * 10) "Katnapped!"-Mac and Molly Mange reveal to Dark Kat a secret about Simon Hunt having an illegitimate son named Henry who comes from a family of immigrants. Feral becomes curious when Hunt begins to pressure Manx to have the Enforcers locate the kitten which is why he alerts T-Bone and Razor to do something about it. Hunt confides in Manx and O'Brien revealing the truth about Henry being his son. Tension starts to rise between T-Bone and Razor since Razor wants to find the boy while Razor doesn't due to him being Simon Hunt's son.
 * 11) "Cut Kat"-After failing to rescue Henry, Razor is found in a dumpster by Dr. Marcus Calvi, the son of Simon Hunt. Marcus takes Razor to his apartment, tends to his injuries, and removes his mask, discovering his face. He refuses to reveal his name, however, Razor does anticipate that Dark Kat's associates are searching the apartment building, giving Michael time to hide Jake and convince General Whiskas that he knows nothing. Razor realizes that Whiskas doesn't trust Marcus due to him being Hunt's son. T-Bone arrives to overpower Whiskas after having a change of heart, takes him to the roof, and tortures him with help from Marcus into revealing Henry's whereabouts. T-Bone and Razor enter the building where the Dark Troopers are keeping Henry, take out the guards, and rescue him.
 * 12) "Succubus!"-O'Brien begins to suspect that Feral is associated with the SWAT Kats and orders him to be dismissed in favor of Steele which disappoints Detective Felina Feral, who is investigating a string of murders of strong male kats who are having their life force drained. Feral falls in love with a wealthy heiress named Katrina Moorkroft, which is why Manx forces O'Brien to reinstate Feral. Unknown to everyone however, Moorkroft is secretly a succubus who is slowly draining the life force away from Feral. Hunt begins attacking the Dark Troopers in retaliation for what they did to his son, and O'Brien calls all Enforcers to remain on duty during the upcoming mob war.
 * 13) "All Happy Families Are Alike"- The mob war between Dark Kat and Simon Hunt escalates. Mac and Molly Mange attempt to kill Hunt so they can take his place, however, the SWAT Kats intervene. As Fiona Clawson and the Dark Troopers approach, T-Bone, Razor, and Feral bring Hunt, Mac, and Molly to a safehouse, however, they are captured by Turmoil and the Koshka Bratva. Molly manipulates Dark Kat and Turmoil into fighting over the mob leadership with Turmoil shooting Dark Kat dead.  T-Bone, Razor, and Hunt escape from the chaos with help from Feral, who was posing as a gangster named Matches Malone. Mac and Molly fight Turmoil only for Turmoil to throw them off the roof into the water, becoming MegaKat City's new crime lord. Hunt decides to retire from the mob and Razor vows to bring down his mother.

Season 2: 1994

 * 1) "The Metallikats"-Mac and Molly escape from the maximum security prison of  "Alkatraz" by boat, but while in the middle of the bay, they are hit by a passing ship and drown. They wash ashore near the laboratory of Leiter Greenbox, a weapons designer who decided to turn to crime to finance his experiments.They are discovered by two of Greenbox's robots. He scans Mac and Molly's minds onto hard drives and puts them into the robots. They nickname themselves "The Metallikats" since they are now made out of metal. Fiona gets the Metallikats decide to continue their villainous exploits and use their new robot bodies to their advantage. After nearly killing Mayor Manx, they set their sights on Turmoil's top associate Katscratch. T-Bone and Razor must race to save Katscratch from being terminated by the Metallikats.
 * 2) "Razor's Edge"- Dark Kat is up to his usual evil antics, this time stealing super conductive cable from an electrical lab. The SWAT Kats intervene and while in pursuit of Dark Kat's spider-like craft, they fire two non-explosive Octopus missiles at him. Dark Kat evades the missiles, which blow up an abandoned warehouse. Apparently, the warehouse wasn't so abandoned and two elderly passers-by are injured in the explosion. After realizing what he has done, Razor loses his nerve and refuses to fight anymore for fear of hurting more innocent people. To make matters even worse, Dark Kat has done some serious modifications on his spider craft, turning it into a walking, energy-consuming behemoth so he can level Megakat City. T-Bone realizes he must combat Dark Kat by himself without the help of Razor. Meanwhile, after disowning his mother, Razor goes to visit the two people he injured in the warehouse explosion, who berate him for being so careless and willing to hurt innocent bystanders. However, one of them accidentally reveals they are working for Dark Kat and Razor realizes the entire incident was staged. After defeating them, Razor gets his "edge" back and must help T-Bone stop Dark Kat before he destroys the city.
 * 3) "Going Rouge"- T-Bone and Razor learn a group of vigilantes, dressed like the "Swat Kats" are killing criminals all over MegaKat City  which is why he decides to go after them. Meanwhile, District Attorney Callie Briggs informs Feral that Raymond Earle, a suspect in two murders, is likely to kill again. However, Feral doesn't believe her. The vigilantes target Jake twice before kidnapping Fiona. T-Bone and Razor save her and turn the vigilantes over to the Enforcers. Jake begins to realize that he misses his mother, however, he still decides to have nothing to do with her because of everything she has done. Callie follows Earle, but is forced to get involved when Earle traps his latest victim in a Minotauran labyrinth. Feral manages to save Callie, but Earle escapes.
 * 4) "Death Trap"-Earle is arrested by the Enforcers and admits to the murders, but the case is dismissed on a technicality and he is set free. While T-Bone pursues Earle, he is captured and trapped in Earle's labyrinth, but manages to escape. Turmoil and the Koshka Bratva are pleased by Fiona eliminating Katscratch, however, the Koshka Bratva members are gunned down by an apparent "army", which is why Fiona decides to go into hiding. Fiona asks Jake to come with her, however, Jake still refuses. Loosing faith in the system, Feral and T-Bone both kidnap Earle and kill him. Unknown to Turmoil, the vigilante known as Bat Kat is behind all of this.
 * 5) "Cry Turmoil"- A commercial airliner is sabotaged by an unseen attacker but safely landed with the help of the SWAT Kats. The attacker reveals herself as Turmoil, who wants to flee the city because of the attacks made on the Koshka Bratva. She is the captain of an enormous airship containing the most advanced and powerful technology on the planet. Her greatest accomplishment is the "VertigoBeam," a device that renders any aircraft unflyable by severely disorienting the pilot and passengers. Turmoil wants Megakat City to pay her two million dollars in gold every week to use what she now deems "her airspace." The Enforcers will not stand for this and try a head-on attack, where Turmoil is amazed by Feral's flying skills. The Enforcers are eventually hit with the Vertigo Beam and drawn into the airship with a tractor beam, but not before Feral ejects an unconscious Steele. Turmoil explains that Feral is one of the greatest pilots she has ever seen and does not want such skill to go to waste. She offers Feral a position as "flight commander," second only to her. Feral accepts and begins helping her. However, after having a change of perception, he decides to help T-Bone and Razor capture Turmoil, citing that this was part of his plan the whole time.