• Monday, September 05, 1994

• Country:

  USA

• Language:

  English

• Runtime:

  30 min

1994

Before he settles down to become the prince of Agrabah, the street rat turned hero sees the world, continuing to rescue people, making new friends and enemies. Genie's impressions and modern jokes continue to annoy Iago, but give every evil they face a light side. Princess Jasmine learns more about ruling and proves that she can be a hero when the occasion calls for it.

And the sultan...well he continues to play with toys all day. Throughout the show, the teams faces something from each of their pasts along with mud creatures, bumbling theives, Greek inventors, the shambling undead, a selfish sand witch, a power crazed sorcerer, and creatures of all shapes and sizes. At the end of every day, Aladdin finds that he still has his friends and his home.

Trivias

• Many episodes were based upon old stories or elements from classic movies.
• The show was so popular that it ran for 86 episodes (three seasons).
• The opening credits originally included scenes from The Return of Jafar (1994) (V) which the series followed, chronologically. By the third season many of the clips were replaced by scenes from previous episodes.
• Though the series follows "The Return of Jafar" chronologically, it actually premiered just before the movie. So certain elements (such as why Iago was a "good guy" and why the Genie was still with them) were unexplained.
• One of the few exceptions to Disney's 65-episode limit.

Awards

1. Annie
   Event: Annie Awards
   Result: Nominated
   Category: Best Individual Achievement for Storyboarding in the Field of Animation
   Recipient(s): Denise Koyama
2. Annie
   Event: Annie Awards
   Result: Nominated
   Category: Best Individual Achievement for Storyboarding in the Field of Animation
   Recipient(s): Warwick Gilbert
3. Daytime Emmy
   Event: Daytime Emmy Awards
   Result: Won
   Category: Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition
   Recipient(s): Mark Watters