Scripted series · CBS
Aladdin
Who's in it
Cast
The principal ensemble across the run of the series.
Scott Weinger
Aladdin (voice)
86 eps
Linda Larkin
Jasmine (voice)
86 eps
Dan Castellaneta
Genie (voice)
86 eps
Gilbert Gottfried
Iago (voice)
86 eps
Frank Welker
Abu (voice)
86 eps
Val Bettin
Sultan (voice)
86 eps
Matt Frewer
1 eps
Nancy Cartwright
2 eps
Bebe Neuwirth
3 eps
Kath Soucie
1 eps
Michael Dorn
1 eps
Tone Loc
1 eps
Kate Mulgrew
1 eps
Tony Jay
1 eps
Tim Curry
2 eps
Julie Brown
2 eps
Ron Perlman
2 eps
René Auberjonois
Nefir Hasenuf (voice)
2 eps
Kellie Martin
Sadira (voice)
3 eps
Michael Bell
3 eps
Jonathan Brandis
Mozenrath (voice)
8 eps
Hamilton Camp
2 eps
Keith David
2 eps
Dave Fennoy
Man (voice)
1 eps
Ron Glass
Kwanseer (voice)
1 eps
Tahj Mowry
King Mamoud Zashiftin (voice)
1 eps
Jeff Bennett
Amin Dimoola (voice)
2 eps
Tino Insana
Prince Uncouthma (voice)
3 eps
Jason Alexander
Abis Mal (voice)
12 eps
Debi Derryberry
Dhandi (voice)
1 eps
Valery Pappas
Eden (voice)
1 eps
Héctor Elizondo
2 eps
Alex Dent
Boy (voice)
1 eps
Rob Paulsen
Sand Beast (voice)
2 eps
Nick Jameson
Man (voice)
1 eps
Nancy Linari
Woman (voice)
1 eps
Jim Cummings
Razoul (voice)
12 eps
Candi Milo
Thundra (voice)
2 eps
James Avery
Haroud Hazi Bin (voice)
4 eps
Ed Gilbert
Fasir (voice)
5 eps
The Nutevio profile
TV DNA
How Aladdin actually feels to watch, measured on the traits our editors track across every series.
Signature profile
Aladdin reads strongest on Spectacle, Humour and World Building.
Visual ambition — scale, craft and set-piece filmmaking.
How often the series is genuinely funny, by design.
The scale, internal logic and texture of the world.
How hard it is to stop after one episode.
How fully written and psychologically layered the ensemble is.
How much each hour depends on the one before it.
How often an episode ends on a hook you can't ignore.
The sustained pressure the series keeps you under.
How much the series is designed to affect you.
The story
What it's about
Coming on the heels of the direct-to-video sequel The Return of Jafar, the series picked up where that installment left off, with Aladdin now living in the palace, engaged to beautiful and spunky Princess Jasmine. "Al" and Jasmine went together into peril among sorcerers, monsters, thieves, and more. Monkey sidekick Abu, the animated Magic Carpet, and the fast-talking, shape-shifting Genie came along to help, as did sassy, complaining parrot Iago, formerly Jafar’s pet but now an antihero.
The run
Seasons
3 seasons · 86 episodes.
- Poster unavailableSpecials
Season 0 · Unannounced
Specials
3 episodes
Season 1 · Complete
Season 1
19949 episodes
While the movie ended with Aladdin becoming a "Prince," the TV series takes place during his engagement to Jasmine. He still lives on the streets or in the palace, acting as Agrabah's primary defender against a "rogue's gallery" of supernatural and human villains.
Season 2 · Complete
Season 2
199469 episodes
5.9IMDbSeason 2 of Aladdin: The Series is significantly longer than the first, consisting of 69 episodes. It shifts from setting up the world to exploring the "Seven Deserts" and introducing complex new allies and recurring threats. The season continues after the events of The Return of Jafar, with Aladdin and Jasmine engaged and Iago firmly (if grumpily) established as a member of the group.
Best episode · S02E28 The Game
Season 3 · Complete
Season 3
19958 episodes
5.3IMDbSeason 3 of Aladdin: The Series (1995) is the shortest season of the show, consisting of only 8 episodes. Because the series was originally aired in a staggered format, Season 3 serves as the final bridge between the daily TV adventures and the final film, Aladdin and the King of Thieves. In this season, the stakes for the "Seven Deserts" are at their highest, and Aladdin faces a more personal struggle with his future role as Sultan.
Best episode · S03E04 While the City Snoozes
Where the series peaks
Best Episodes
The hours that define the show, ranked by audience response and editorial signal.
S02E14
SandSwitch
Sadira uses a magic spell to trade lives with Jasmine, so Aladdin can love her. Now Sadira is a princess and Jasmine is a street rat. The spell effects everyone except for the animals ( Abu, Iago, and Rajah), so they save the day.
- Directed by Toby Shelton, Rob LaDuca
- Written by Bill Motz, Bob Roth
S02E52
Heads, You Lose
Aladdin and friends are tricked into finding an evil wizard's body. When they do the wizard attaches his head to his body then removes Aladdin's head from his own!
- Directed by Rob LaDuca
S02E67
From Hippsodeth, with Love
Queen Hippsodeth has fallen in love with the Sultan of Agrabah, but King Pecter has fallen in love with her. A deadly love triangle means trouble for the Sultan and Agrabah.
- Directed by Alan Zaslove
S02E03
Do the Rat Thing
Aladdin doubts that Jasmine could survive as a street rat. Jasmine gets angry at this, so she spends an entire day at the marketplace. She steals a mirror that casts a magic spell on her and becomes a real rat while Iago becomes a frilled lizard.
- Directed by Toby Shelton
- Written by Jan Strnad
S02E01
Air Feathered Friends
Abu often steals dates out of trees so Rasoul threatens to throw Abu in jail if he steals one more. Later, someone sets Abu up for stealing more dates and Aladdin must prove him innocent by finding Abis Mal.
- Directed by Toby Shelton
- Written by Brian Swenlin, Tad Stones
S02E19
Dune Quixote
Sadira puts a spell on Aladdin so he will love her over Jasmine, but the spell goes wrong and now Aladdin thinks he's Don Quixote. The only way to cure this spell is a kiss from Sadira, but Jasmine won't allow it.
- Directed by Rob LaDuca
Recently aired
Latest Episodes
S03E08
The Great Rift
S03E07
The Shadow Knows
S03E06
The Ethereal
S03E05
Two to Tangle
S03E04
While the City Snoozes
S03E03
The Book of Khartoum
Behind the series
Created by
Showrunners, creators, executive producers and the writers who set the voice of the series.
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Mark Saraceni
Writer
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Steve Roberts
Writer
Bill Motz
Writer
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Bob Roth
Writer
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Marlowe Weisman
Writer
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Mirith J. Colao
Writer
Michael Ryan
Writer
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Kevin D. Campbell
Writer
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Jan Strnad
Writer
Brian Swenlin
Writer
Tad Stones
Writer
The craft
Key Crew
Directing, writing, production, camera, music and editing.
Writing
- Mark SaraceniWriter
- Steve RobertsWriter
- Bill MotzWriter
- Bob RothWriter
- Marlowe WeismanWriter
- Mirith J. ColaoWriter
Direction
- Toby SheltonDirector
- Bob HathcockDirector
- Rob LaDucaDirector
- Alan ZasloveDirector
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