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I'm not sure because I rarely use Youtube to watch episodes : I have them on my local hard drive.
But I think most of them were online.

And if some of them still are, that's probably because they don't check constantly.

Well, Disney has put most Gargoyles episodes online at their official site, but still no TaleSpin :/ Maybe one day?

One can only hope, though at this rate Disney actually offering Talespin episodes on their official site seems more like a dream than anything else oh well. Do you have any knowledge if these episodes were in English or not? Because I HAVE seen a lot of Talespin episodes on youtube but only the ones uploaded over the summer seem to be in English.

Yes they were definitely in english.
And, Disney DID add the Gargoyles (and other series) episodes, so I'd say it's still highly possible they may do it.
You can't buy/import the DVDs where you are?

Well, I CAN order the DVD's off Amazon, but that'd be a bit of a pain, and it's especially disheartening to know that only a year and a half ago I could have just watched these episodes on youtube!

I don't really go on youtube to watch Talespin since I noticed about half a year ago that there weren't that many on the site.

I usually go to Veehd, its a free movie website that has everything from cartoons to anime to tv shows.

However I don't think Veehd has every episode on Veehd that was released on DVD but it certainly has more than youtube has.

The one or two episodes that Veehd lacked was the episode that Kitten Kaboodle was in and the one where Rebecca fell in love with a ghost.

Oh! And the registration and access is all free so you don't have to pay a penny.

Don't get me wrong. I would buy the DVDs but I'm currently strapped for cash and those DVDs are considered a luxury.

Actually, the last 11 episodes haven't even been released, so even if you did buy the dvd's you still wouldn't be able to watch all the episode's. :c Disney has this trend of releasing dvd's for their old shows but never finishing the series (Ex: Gargoyles, Chip & Dale, Goof Troop)

At least this was the series that's the closest to completion!

True. :3

I don't know why they do it? It makes more sense too me when it's say just 65 episodes too just make a 5 disk box set of the whole ruddy thing.

Heck the only reason I watch shows on the net is due too lack of DVD/Blu-Ray access, if they were around I'd be too lazy too watch any other way!

There are still there.

I can still see them on YouTube. Hurrah.