When lightning strikes an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus in a museum, the mummy of a 10-year-old Pharaoh is brought back to life. Short in stature, but long on attitude, King Tut-ankh-en-set-amun believes he is the supreme ruler of the world. Join Tut and his friends Cleo (a hip, 21st Century, 12-year-old girl) and Luxor (his faithful, talking-cat servant) as Tut tries to regain his throne in a modern world.

Tut, Jr.
When Tutenstein finds himself in charge of watching Cleo's imaginative five-year-old cousin, it doesn't take long before our little Pharaoh also finds himself having to rescue the boy from an unexpected trip to the Pits of the Underworld.

Something Sphinx
When Tutenstein decides to help out poor overworked Luxor, the boy mummy recruits an assistant (one of Thoth's baboons). However, the new help proves to be extremely handy, and Luxor begins to doubt himself.

Supreme Tut
When Tutenstein badgers the falcon-god of the sky Horus into giving him god-like powers, Horus decides to teach the impulsive Pharaoh a lesson by granting him his wish. Soon Tut realizes that being a god isn't so easy when he has to quell trouble in the Underworld.

Procras-TUT- nation
When Tutenstein procrastinates about completing the legendary ancient Egyptian Sed Festival ceremony, he almost loses his pharaonic powers and allows Set the opportunity to rule the world.