G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Specials: Episode Guide & Ratings

While Cobra Commander and Serpentor accuse each other's stewardship of Cobra as the root cause of the organization's failures, a mysterious woman breaks into the Terrordrome. Cobra Commander leads the counter-attack, but in an attempt to rid himself of Serpentor, allows the intruder to escape. Reaching Serpentor, the intruder reveals herself as Pythona, who comes from a secret civilization known as Cobra-La. Pythona states that they were responsible for causing Doctor Mindbender to create Serpentor through dream manipulation. At her urging, Serpentor plans to capture G.I. Joe's newest weapon, the Broadcast Energy Transmitter (BET).

The Joes have a new remote-control device in their possession. Cobra sends Zartan to steal this device while the Joes also send in their own spy to the enemy camp. The movie ends in a battle royale between Joe and Cobra forces. This is a prequel to G.I. Joe: Valor Vs. Venom.

The sequel to G.I. Joe: Spy Troops. The G.I. Joe team battles Cobra's newest threat, Venomous Maximus and his hybrid troops.

Legendary ninjas Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow were once the best of friends. Now they are bitter enemies. Each of the Arashikage clan are joined by other ninjas who fight to the finish in the ultimate martial arts battle, pitting GI Joe forces against the evil Cobra organization!

A compilation of 24 Public Service Announcements featuring characters from G.I.Joe. Included on the Rhino Home Video release of G.I.JOE Season 1 Part 1.

An in-depth and insightful look at the toy company that started it all and the many lives of G.I. Joe, from action figures and play sets to comic books, animated series and blockbuster feature films. Includes exclusive, brand-new interviews with those most responsible for the success of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero.

Torpedo teaches us how to tread water.

Alpine teaches us what to do if we get lost.

Blowtorch teaches you what to do if there is a fire in your house

Mutt teaches a boy not to try to pet dogs.

Barbecue teaches us what to do if there is a fire in the house.

Deep Six teaches us to stay out of water if there is lightning.

Roadblock teaches us to stay away from downed electrical wires.

Snow Job teaches us to stay off thin ice and how to help rescue someone if they are on it.

Footloose teaches us how to treat a nosebleed.

Lady Jaye teaches us to think before we leap.

Quick Kick teaches us to plan ahead.

Cutter teaches us not to fight when we disagree, but to look for a better way.

Flint teaches us to play as a team.

Doc teaches us not to take medicine without an adult around.

Scarlett teaches us not to give up.

Dusty teaches us about bike safety.

Gung Ho teaches us not to judge a book by it's cover.

Barbecue teaches us not to pull a false alarm.

Spirit teaches us what to do if our clothes catch on fire.

Shipwreck teaches that stealing is wrong.

Air Tight teaches what to do to help someone who faints.

Wild Bill teaches us to stay away from strangers.

Recondo teaches us to stay out of old refrigerators.

Spirit teaches that every one can help even people that have a handicap.

Deep Six teaches us to always wear a life jacket while on a boat.

Roadblock tells us to never tell strangers that you're home alone and don't give out your address.

Flint teaches us that when an accident happens you should tell the truth.

Ripcord says that if you are having trouble seeing to get your eyes tested.

Shipwreck teaches us that it's better to solve problems than run away from them. Running away leads to nowhere!

Leatherneck tells us that a bad sunburn can make you sick or even put you in the hospital.

Lifeline tells us to eat healthy snacks instead of junk food.

Cross Country and Beach Head teach us to protect our heads when riding ATVs.

Dial Tone says to use spray paints outside because of the poisonous fumes.

General Hawk says that beating the train is a dangerous game to play.

Flint teaches us that if you think something is wrong don't do it because of peer pressure.