Around the World in Eighty Days

Phileas Fogg tries to obtain a letter from the queen of England to start his journey around the world accompanied by his faithful servant Passepartout while that Mr. Fix tries his best to prevent Fog from reaching the palace of the queen.

The traveling duo leaves London to Paris by boat; Fogg reminds Passepartout that he must meet a certain gentleman in Paris by 4:00 pm. Fix causes many delays ; first by changing the course of the ship, and after arriving in France; they miss their train to Paris. They reach their destination with 10 minutes to spare; but Fix has one more trick up his sleeve.

Mr. Fix destroys the statue of William Tell and let Phileas Fogg and Passepartout take the blame so that they can be put in jail and their journey around the world will fail.

Mr. Fix tries to stop Phileas Fogg in Rome by stealing a painting and trying to blame Fogg for it.

In this episode, Phileas Fogg, his assistant Passepartout, and their monkey Toto arrive in Italy. They stop to explore the historic ruins of Pompeii, located in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius. While Fogg shares history about the ancient city, their enemy Mr. Fix-hired by Lord Maze to stop the journey-plots to trap them within the ruins.

Fogg and his team must use their wits-and a collection of seemingly random items packed by Passepartout at the start of the episode-to overcome Fix's sabotage. Through clever improvisation, they manage to secure passage and continue their race against time toward Athens.

Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, and Toto arrive in the historic city of Athens, Greece. While Fogg is keen to admire the ancient architecture of the Acropolis and the Parthenon, Mr. Fix is hiding among the ruins, planning to frame the travelers for damaging the ancient site to get them arrested.