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101 Dalmatian Street (" Balancing Act" and "Puppy Dreams").

Archer (seasons 8, 9 and 10, known as Archer: Dreamland, Archer: Danger Island and Archer: 1999, are considered filler, as they take place inside Sterling Archer's coma and have no impact on the series, with the exception of the season 10 finale, where he finally wakes up).

Because of that, Alvin/Mark had no plans of including this episode in the reboot) Z (original) (The Secret of the Pipe Maze episode was considered filler.

SuperMarioLogan (most episodes have at least some filler, with it being especially common in season 12).

Sword Art Online (several episodes in Season 1 and most of Season 2).

Sailor Moon (the majority of the series).

“Moneybags and his Monster” (both depending on your view), “Stunt Fever”, and “ Cannonballistic”)

Buddy Thunderstruck (" Get the Hock Out", “Thunderstruck Rab Cab”.Jackie Chan Adventures (a big chunk of Season 2).Avatar: The Last Airbender (many episodes, including " The Great Divide", "Avatar Day" and "The Painted Lady").

Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated (the majority of the series).Object Terror (There is a scene in the 2-parter episode Kiloto The Minoto where when they arrive, the characters dance for no reason at all).Pokémon (episode numbers listed in above image).Battle for Dream Island (most episodes of BFDIA).Naruto Shippuden (episode numbers listed in the above image).Naruto (episodes 26, 97, 101-106 136-219) (the most infamous example, while the first three seasons (the first 141 episodes) can have filler occasionally, the final two seasons are infamous for their collection of notorious filler episodes, the only episode in those seasons that aren't filler is the season 5 finale, which is also the 220th episode and the finale of the series, with Naruto Shippuden being the follow up).