Season
- Season 1 1957-09-13
- Season 0 1998-01-01
Episode
- Episode 1: How The Mole Got His Pants...
- Episode 2: The Mole and the Car
- Episode 3: The Mole and the Rocket
- Episode 4: The Mole and the Transistor Set
- Episode 5: The Mole and the Chewing Gum
- Episode 6: The Mole and the Green Star
- Episode 7: The Mole in a Zoo
- Episode 8: The Mole as a Gardener
- Episode 9: The Mole and the Hedgehog
- Episode 10: The Mole and the Lollipop
- Episode 11: The Mole and the TV
- Episode 12: The Mole and the Umbrella
- Episode 13: The Mole as a Painter
- Episode 14: The Mole and the Music
- Episode 15: The Mole and the Telephone
- Episode 16: The Mole and the Matchbox
- Episode 17: The Mole as a Chemist
- Episode 18: The Mole and the Bulldozer
- Episode 19: The Mole and the Carpet
- Episode 20: The Mole and the Egg
- Episode 21: The Mole as Photographer
- Episode 22: The Mole as Watchmaker
- Episode 23: The Mole in the Desert
- Episode 24: The Mole at Christmas
- Episode 25: The Mole at a Carneval
- Episode 26: The Mole in Town
- Episode 27: The Mole in a Dream
- Episode 28: The Mole and the Medicine
- Episode 29: The Mole as Movie Star
- Episode 30: The Mole and the Eagle
- Episode 31: The Mole and the Clock
- Episode 32: The Mole and the Little Duck
- Episode 33: The Mole and his Friends
- Episode 34: The Mole's Birthday Party
- Episode 35: The Mole and the Robots
- Episode 36: The Mole and the Charcoal
- Episode 37: The Mole's Weekend
- Episode 38: The Mole and the Mushrooms
- Episode 39: The Mole and the Mother
- Episode 40: The Mole in the Underground
- Episode 41: The Mole and the Flood
- Episode 42: The Mole and the Snowman
- Episode 43: The Mole and the Little Hare
- Episode 44: The Mole and the Source
- Episode 45: The Mole and the Grumbler
- Episode 46: The Mole and the Flute
- Episode 47: The Mole and the Swallow
- Episode 48: The Mole and the Little Fish
- Episode 49: The Mole and the Little Frog
The Adventures of the Mole Season 1 The Mole as a Chemist
Created by Czech director and animator Zdeněk Miler in 1956, Krtek, or The Mole in English, was an international hit with children. Because the cartoons were presented with no dialogue, Krtek was held to no national boundaries.
Milers daughter voiced the noises and grunts that Krtek made, and gave Miler the feedback from a child's perspective he needed to keep his stories focus on his young fans.
