Dungeons and Dragons Episode List

I built this list from memory and was able to do it thanks to 
foxwere@iat.holonet.net (Mark Blattel) who posted the first episode list 
of 
the Dungeons and Dragons cartoon and deitrich@gaia.gatech.edu (Dave 
Deitrich) who helped complete it.
I don't have tapes.

Main Characters
Name     DM's name-weapon
Hank:    Ranger-energy bow that could do many things
Shela:   Thief-cloak of invisibility
Presto:  Magician-hat that did not work right all the time
Diana:   Acrobat-pole that could extend to any length and become many poles
Eric:    Cavalier-Shield
Bobby:   Barbarian-Club that could smash almost anything
Uni the Unicorn: teleportation once per day

Dungeon Master
Venger
Tiamat

First Season (1983-84)
 The Night of No Tomorrow
  Venger poses as Merlin and tricks Presto into releasing dragons on the 
  city of Helix
 The Eyes of the Beholder
  Sir John, a coward, must be brave and face a Beholder
 The Hall of Bones
  The weapons have to be recharged.
 Valley of the Unicorns
  Kelek wants to replace Venger and is using unicorn horns to do it.
 In Search of the Dungeon Master
  Warduke captures DM and the children must rescue him
 Beauty and the Bogbeast
  Eric the Cavalier is turned into a bogbeast by a flower and looks for a 
  cure.
 The Prison without Walls
  The children search for Lucion and the heart of the dragon
 Servant of Evil
  All the kids except Bobby are captured by Venger.  Bobby befriends an 
  unwilling servant of Venger in order to free them.
 Quest of the Skeleton Warrior
   The children must face their greatest fears.
 The Garden of Zinn
   Queen Zinn has chosen to marry Eric if he passes the test of the worm.
 The Box
   The children use Zandora's dimension portal to free her and then try to
   use it to get home.
 The Lost Children
   Venger tries to get a spaceship.
 P-R-E-S-T-O Spells Disaster
   The children get involved in a 'Jack & the Beanstalk' scenario and 
save 
   the egg of a Gold Dragon.

Second Season (1984-85)
 The Girl Who Dreamed Tomorrow
  The children take a girl from Earth who can dream of tomorrow home by 
  beating a maze of Venger's (first indication that someday the young 
  ones will get home).
 The Treasure of Tardos
  Venger creates the Demodragon in order to get the Dragon's Bane (the 
  Treasure of Tardos) which destroys dragons.  Demodragon rebels, and is
  eventually destroyed using the Dragon's Bane.  At the end of the episode,
  DM comments  "You are wrong, Cavalier. There _was_ good in Venger once...
  a long time ago. Everyone makes mistakes. Venger was mine."
 City at the Edge of Midnight
  Children from D&D World and Earth are kidnapped to prevent a clock from 
  striking midnight.
 The Traitor
   Hank betrays the group in order to save Bobby's life.
 Day of the Dungeon Master
  Eric the Cavaler becomes Dungeon Master
 The Last Illusion
  Presto meets Varla a girl who can create illusions.
 The Dragon's Graveyard
  The children face Venger in Tiamat's home (DM calls Venger 'son' at the 
  end of this.)
 Child of the Stargazer
   Diana fulfils a prophecy involving the child of a stargazer

Third Season (1985-86)
 The Dungeon at the Heart of Dawn
  The kids accidentally summon a powerful force of evil by opening a box.
  Both the DM and Venger are drained by combat with it, and must replenish
  their energies in a mystic pool in the Dungeon.
 Citadel of Shadow
  Shela befriends and rescues a girl who turns out to be Venger's sister, 
  involves two powerfull rings; the ring of heart and the ring of mind.
 The Timelost
  Venger tries to change the outcome of WWII with the Temple of Chronos.
 Odyssey of the 12th Talisman
  Eric befriends a boy who comes into possession of the 12th Talisman;
  a powerful magic item that brings misfortune to all who possess it.
 The Winds of Darkness
  The kids fight a demon who is stealing the local townspeople.  Hank also
  gets kidnapped by the creature during the fight, and Eric (!) takes the
  lead.
 Cave of the Fairie Dragons
  The kids fight to protect a clan of Fairie Dragons from an evil warlord.