Tiny Toon Adventures

Compromising Principals: Yosemite Sam is being hired by another school, and Buster and the gang try everything to mess it up for him.

Maid to Re-Order: Montana Max fires his butler and his family. Buster and Babs give him a home in Buster's burrow while they try to get even with Max.

Class Without Class: In this final sketch of the series, Bugs and The Tasmanian Devil teaches both Buster and Dizzy Devil how to be adversaries. Buster and Dizzy rather be friends, but they have to show Bugs and Taz that being friends is better than being enemies.

Little Dog Lost: Byron runs away from Elmyra and finds a home with a nice and wealthy woman who treats him nicely.

Party Crasher Plucky: Plucky and Shirley crash a Hollywood party. (Well, actually Plucky crashes it.) And Plucky would have gotten away with it, too, if he hadn't said that he was a "Bush-Quayle".

Homeward Bound: With no where else to go, (since His Box was destroyed by the Rain) Furrball goes in a Despairing walk and makes friends with a kitten from a wealthy family after sneaking inside an Apartment. however the Older White Cats don't take to kindly upon intruders, When the wealthy family sees Furrball, they throw him out. Then a little homeless boy tries to be friends with the family's little girl, but is turned away as well. Furrball then keeps the boy company.

Minister Golf: Baby Plucky is back again. This time, his dad is teaching him how to play miniature golf, and gets hurt by balls in the process. I think this is where Plucky starts cheating and conniving to get his way.

The Undersea World of Fifi: Fifi narrates the legend of the sea monkeys, and Elmrya has an adventure trying to catch one.

Loon Lake: Shirley is becoming a big success in her ballet class, but the older loons are jealous of her and want to sabotage her dance skills. Babs helps her out by teaching the older loons a lesson in acting on jealousy.

The Horn Blows at Lunchtime: This would have to be the most disgusting misuderstanding ever! Little Sneezer is practicing his horn and eating limburger cheese, and the smell travels up through the vents and into the lunchroom where everyone thinks that one person has bad flatulence, if you get my drift.

Ruffed Ruffee: Buster is playing his guitar to his heart's content, but comes across a child singer named Ruffee who sings songs about caring and sharing and all that sappy stuff. The kids start paying attention to Buster's music and Ruffee doesn't like his competition. Buster starts ruining Ruffee's career so he can play his own music.

Fit to Be Stewed: Buster and Babs come across a Carrot Cake house with a witch named Sandy that lives inside. Buster watches in horror as Babs is turned into a real rabbit. So he has to defeat the Witch in order to bring his friend back. In fact, she remains a real rabbit until the end of the show.

Ducklahoma: Now Plucky wants his own cartoon, and he gets it. but Buster tampers with it and add some hazards. Think of "The Anvil Chorus" episode laced with the classic Broadway play Oklahoma!.moreless

Whirlwind Romance: Dizzy is lonely and sad, until he comes across a girl whirlwind whom he think is a devil. She then disappears as quickly as she came and then Dizzy meets the beautiful sexy ladies that he always displays.

Going Up: It's another adventure with Baby Plucky as he is mesmerized by the elevator in the mall. He then helps capture a robber using the elevator.

Nothing to Sneeze At: The scary monster business had gone down lately because no one believes in them anymore. When the job of scaring Little Sneezer comes along, no one take it but a slimy purple monster. What he has in store for him is enough to scare him back into the other realm!

My Brilliant Revenge: Hamton relaxes in his home watching his favorite show when Plucky breaks the sound barrier with his god-awful bagpipes. Hamton then destroys Plucky's pipes, and he and Hamton are about to duke it out in the wrestling ring. Hamton then apologizes for his behavior, and Plucky accepts but forgetting that he had a big boombox strapped to Hamton's chair so that it would blare off bagpipe music at a certain time. Plucky gets there too late, but saves Hamton when the music starts blasting.

Can't Buy me Love: This is exactly like the movie The Bad Seed, when the character terrorizes Elmyra.

Phone Call from the 405: Bustre and Babs and the foxes are on the chase again when they get a phone call from Spielburg himself. They are constantly bothered by Spielburg's changes and they have a hard time adjusting.

Just-Us League of Super Toons: Batduck and Decoy are back again, but now they fight for a chance to be in a super hero league.

A Night in Kokomo: Buster and the gang pretend that they are in a Marx Brothers movie.

Sound Off: Buster and Babs pay homage to the silent movies of the 1920s with this vintage-style cartoon.

Milk, It Makes a Body Spout: Buster and Plucky try to prove who is the funniest when they try to make Hamton laugh. Hamton was busy thinking of a math problem, and makes Plucky and Buster laugh when he trips.

America's Least Wanted: Plucky thinks that Hamton is an escaped convict because he looks just like him (Any fool can see that one has a stitch on the side of his head and one doesn't!).

Drawn and Buttered: Hamton buys a lobster to cook for dinner, but the lobster outsmarts him all the time.

The Roches: A band of singing roaches, The Roches, play a successful show in Hamton's house. Hamton hates bugs and tries to kill them, but Maggie stands up for herself and confronts him about the evils of bug prejudice. Hamton then changes his mind about killing bugs and wants to join the band, and they get scared away!

The Return of Pluck Twacy: This cartoon was basically cashing in on the success of the Dick Tracy movie by having Plucky dream that he is the great detective himself. This episode was based on an old Daffy Duck cartoon when Daffy pretended he was Dick Tracy.

Egged-On Eagle: The stork brings the American Bald Eagle an egg, but the Bald Eagle is not married and has to deal with being a single parent. The egg Hatches and out pops Sweetie and they instantly clash on their methods of doing things.

Let's Do Lunch: Elmyra gives Furrball a home IF AND ONLY IF he leaves Sweetie alone. But despite Sweetie trying to get him to eat her, he avoids her every plan. but when Sweetie finally succeeds, and Furrball is out. but when She tried to eat Bookworm, (in an ant farm) She gets booted out and into Furrball's mouth! of course He spit Her out.

The Raven: Sweetie participates in her own humorous version of Edgar Allen Poe's classic poem "The Raven".

Day of Knight: In the medieval times, Babs is giving the king a hard time with her jokes and put-downs, so he sends her to the dragon's dungeon. The dragon turns out to be a harmless soul and spills his guts to Babs. Buster as the brave knight avoids saving Shirley as the Joan of Arc to save Babs. He comes across a troll who gives him three challenges so he can cross the bridge. After meeting these challenges, he reaches the dragon's lair where Babs is consoling the dragon. Buster starts attacking him, but Babs defends the dragon. They then give the dragon a job as a cook in a little dinner theater they open up.

Buster's Guide to Goofing Off: Buster gives us steps on how to goof off when there's work to be done. He learns it the hard way when he does his project at the last minute, and blows up the science fair gallery. Buster wins a prize for the first project needed to be done over and the gang is mad at him for ruining their projects with his volcano.

Elmyra at the Mall: Elmyra gets locked in a shopping mall at night in a pet store, right when two burglars are robbing the place.

Hold the Sugar: The ant gets his wish as this cartoon portrays ants. These ants are sugar freaks and their hero, the Lone Ant, is a health food nut. The general kicks him out because he doesn't sweets, but the Lone Ant ends up saving them when they are about to become chocolate covered.

No Deposit No Return of the Trash Bad Dispenser: Plucky is enjoying a nice dip in his pond when he is pelted by cans thrown by Elmyra. He then turns into the Trash Bag Dispenser and teaches her a thing of two about how to recycle, if she can only keep her hands off him long enough.

Jungle Bungle: Buster is enjoying a nice day in Acme Acres when a giant tidal wave brings a few penguins to his home. He and Babs then find out that the polar ice caps are melting due to the destruction of the Amazon rain forests. They head on down to see what is up, and they find a company that tears down trees to make one stupid elevator button. They also meet Ronald Grump, the owner of this heinous company, who changes his mind when the bunnies try to destroy his home.

Waste Deep in Wackyland: "Give a hoot. Don't leave garbage lying around", Montana Max states. But that doesn't mean he can't leave garbage lying around in Wackyland. Gogo Dodo and his friends try to figure out what is going on, and they find Max flying over teasing them. Gogo gives him a trial, and Max agrees to clean up his mess.

Buster at the Bat: This episode is a parody of the famous "Casey at the Bat" poem with a twist ending. Buster makes a home run at the end of the game.

Buster's New Bike: Buster decides to buy a new bike, but he gets taken by Bicycle Bob, who is nothing more than a big thief.

Acme Acres' Summer Olympics: It's the annual Acme Acres Olympics, which begins when Hamton lights the ceremonial torch. From there, the characters compete in various events, and Calamity Coyote tries to capture Little Beeper in each event.

Pluck of the Irish: Plukcy and Hamton spend the night in an Irish castle to get rid of a sad Banshee.

Out of Odor: Elmyra is now chasing Fifi, but has to get rid of her skunk smell in order to catch her.

Buttering Up the Buttfields: Plucky meets the family with giant butts, the Buttfields as he works at the Acme Acres Country Club. They order Canard la Orange, which unbeknownst to Plucky, is roast duck in orange sauce. Pete the chef tries to get him into the oven, but finds Buster and gets the Buttfields to cahnge their minds about eating duck and settling for roast rabbit! Buster and Plucky then get the Buttfields back by serving them the specialty of the house "SKUNK A LA FIFI"!moreless

Robin Hare: This rendition of "Robin Hood" features Buster and his merry men fighting the Sheriff of Naughty Ham (Montana Max) to get the money back to the poor.

To Babs or Not to Babs: Babs tries her best to get into one of William Shakespeare's plays, but he will not give her the time of day.

Elmyra's Round the World: "You can't get away from me. I chase you all over the world!" shouts Elmyra as she chases Buster again. Buster falls down and has a dream that every country he goes to has an Elmyra to chase him.

Oh, For Art's Sake: Plucky needs an art project done, and so he resorts to pausing all of the action of a dog and cat fight with his VCR remote and submitting it as artwork. He become very popular and opens his own gallary featuring paused-action cat and dogs. Buster discovers the remote and brings all of the fighting animals to life right in the middle of the gallery! Then, Plucky is given his just desserts when he is put in a painting with fighting cats and dogs.

The Teddy Bear's Picnic: Elmyra sings about the annual Bears picnic and gets a bear family in trouble with a big, husky bear with a lot of emotional tattoos.

I Was a Teenage Bunny Sitter: Babs is babysitting the Potter's child, and he gives her hell with the memorable mashed potato man scene. She decides to get back at him by telling him a scary vampire story, and realized that she has traumatized the poor boy.

Istanbul, not Constantinople: (Performed by They Might Be Giants) In this video, a king's green duck statue gets stolen by thieves and he hires Plucky and Hamton to help get it back. The king's reward: his shrouded daughter. This sets Plucky off to find the thieves and the statue. When they do get it back, the king offers his daughter, who just happen to be ELMYRA! She knocks the Statue out of Plucky's hands and it breaks. Now the king has a new duck statue- Plucky!

Particle Man: (Performed by They Might be Giants) This video has Plucky portraying the title wrestler and has him facing the painful wrath of three wrestlers: Triangle Man, Universe Man, and Person Man.

Respect: (Performed by Aretha Franklin) The Queen of Soul herself would be proud of this great rendition of her song by Babs as he goes around the library, a courtroom and a pet cemetery.

Money (That's What I Want): (Performed by Barrett Strong) This great Motown Song definitely fits Montana Max to a T as he sings about his money and how bad he wants more of it!

Top Secret Apprentice: Buster messes around with Bug's cartoon scenery machine and gets himself into a big heap of trouble.

Bunnochio: The Acme Toy Company is in a bit of a slump, and they call on Mr. Gepetto to make a new toy. Gepetto makes an old fashioned drumming bunny and is ostrasized by the executives. That night Gepetto wishes that his toy would come to life. Coincidently, Buster burrows his way into Gepetto's factory and Geppetto thinks that his wish had come true. The next day, Buster is displayed and tells everyone off. Everyone thinks that he is a great toy, and Buster keeps telling them that he is not a toy. This gives way into a chase scene, where Buster has the executives fall into a toy-making vat. Pretty soon, the Executive wind-up toy is the hottest toy to hit toy store and Gepetto and Buster are both reaping the rewards.

Bear Necessities: This take on "The Three Bears" takes place in a small neighborhood community where the Three Bears are enjoying the luxury life of the 90's, all excpet the Baby Bear who wants nothing more than to be like the other ordinary little bears. The Mama Bear makes microwave porridge which is either too hot, on fire, and as Baby Bear describes "nuclear waste" as his is burned black. To keep it cool, the bears go shopping! While they're off spending, Elmyra is off chasing animals again. She comes across the bears' house and looks around for the bears. Since we already know what happens, we cut to when the bears come back and find their house in disarray. Of course, Elmyra finds them and gives them all sorts of hell. The father bear calls security and the security guards come and capture the bears instead! Now the bears are living in the Zoo, and the Baby Bear is happy.

Plucky's Dastardly Deed: Foghorn Leghorn gives out a test, and Plucky freaks out because he didn't study. His evil conscience tells him to cheat! And the perfect candidate is Egghead Junior, the smartest student at Acme Loo. Plucky then makes his way into Foghorn's desk and switches test papers. On his way home, Plucky is sure that no one caught him but the guilt sets in and everywhere he goes, he thinks that someone is calling him a cheater. That night, Plucky dreams of graduating and gets a diploma....that says "CHEATERS NEVER GRADUATE", and from there, the nightmare begins and he wakes up confessing. And then, something incredible happened: Foghorn announces that the class will take a retest because the first tests got messed up in the mud before he even looked at him! So, Plucky has another chance on a test and learns a valuable lesson about doing honest work.

Open and Shut Case: Because of his good grades, Hamton gets an electronic security Wonder locker as a reward. As Hamton uses his locker for the first time, the bell rings and he quickly places his lunch in the locker, along with the manual showing how to get it open again! At lunchtime, Hamton presses in his code and it is invalid! He then realizes that the manual is locked in the locker and Hamton has an all-out war with the Wonder locker to get his lunch out. After destroying the hallway with a magnetic crane, he finally gets his lunch out of the locker.

C Flat or B Sharp? A recital piano gets placed on the bell towers, and Yosemite Sam gets Buster, Plucky and Hamton to get it down. the trio find out that this task is easier said than done.

Dapper Diz: Mr. Popular helps Plucky and Hamton make Dizzy more sophisticated and more collected. It seems that Dizzy is too wild and socially inept, so Mr. Popular guides Dizzy with pizza rolls to his personality chamber where Plucky and Hamton each give Dizzy their own qualities. Dizzy comes out looking clean and suave! But then, the new Dizzy turns out to be as worse as the old Dizzy because he is too snobbish and snotty for his own good. This results in him losing his friends and his sexy girlfriends, and he begs for Mr. Popular to make him the way he was. Plucky and Hamton start reminding him about all the things that Dizzy satnds for, and Dizzy comes Back! There is a lesson to be learned from this: You shouldn't change you life for someone else's approval, and never go out with Dizzy's girlfriends during a commercial break!

A Pigment of His Imagination: Another cartoon of a snotty, rude character. Hamton is always picked last at his friends' games that he renounces his friendship with them. Mr. Popular appears and tells Hamton that he's his own best friend, so Hamton creates a muscular and hip character named Tad. Of course, Tad is better at everything than Hamton is and wins over his friends. Hamton is mad because Tad's purpose was to keep him company, not to bail out on him. Hamton tries to make it up to him, but Tad throws a party in the house and kicks Hamton out! While the party goes on, Tad tries to keep Hamton out of the house, and Hamton gets madder and madder. Hamton then tells them all out, and they reassure him that they still like him, even though he's picked last at games. Hamton then realizes that he doesn't need Tad after all and Tad shrinks and Sweetie eats him! Now everyone can party, in Hamton's honor!

My Dinner with Elmyra: Max has to take Elmyra out on a date and everyone rags on him about the whole affair. Max spends the whole time trying to avoid Elmyra, but she gives him a steamy kiss that he will never forget! Max concludes, "I think I'm in love!"

The Amazing Three: Babs, Shirley and Fifi are tired of the immature life that they lead and they sneak into a teenage party at Perfecto Prep to prove that they are sexy, sophisticated mamas.

Stand-Up and Deliver: Babs is practicing for a comedy talent show that she has entered. While there, a young comedian named Red Robin steals the show and Babs freezes on stage. Red helps her out at the end.

The Potty Years: We are introduced to little Baby Plucky as he faced his ultimate challenge: Using the potty! he is characterized by repeatedly saying "Water do down the hole!"

Lame Joke: Buster tries to tell the gang a joke and it dies right in the middle of him telling it.

One Minute 'Til Three: Granny is teaching a lesson and asks the class hard questions. Plucky hopes and prays that the clock makes it to 3:00 so class can be over because it's Friday and so that he can have fun over the weekend. Plus, he doesn't want to be called on and give a wrong answer so Granny can give him a thousand-page term paper for not paying attention.

Sticky Feathers Duck: Plucky get Hamton to go along with him to steal an Acme Spuer Duper Munch 'n Crunch Bar (with Almonds). When they actually pull it off, they fight over who is to eat the forbidden candy. The Candy bar then turns into a monster that gets Plucky and Hamton to confess to the storekeeper what they did. The storekeeper gives them a piece of advice "If you too EVER come back in here again, I'm CALLING THE POLICE!"

Duck in the Dark: Plucky spends a night at Buster's house and spends the entire evening looking at a lot of horror movies. Buster tells him that too much can give him nightmares, but Plucky doesn't believe him until he actually has horror movie nightmares!

The Learning Principal: Buster gets sent to the principal's office by Yosemite Sam, and his friends are afraid that he is going to be done for, all to get his brand new stereo system. Buster meets the principal, which is a big head and he discovers that Bugs was actually controlling the head. Bugs gives him some timely advice and he goes back to Sam's class and proves himself to be a good student.

Eating Between the Lines: Sweetie chases Bookworm throughout many famous books and stories in the Looniversity library.

What's Up, Nurse?: Plucky tries to get out of Foghorn's pop quiz by pretending to be sick. Of course, he ends up in the hospital where he is given the worst treatment by Nurse Elmyra! This makes him think twice about pretending to be sick during school.

Once Upon a Star: Elmyra wishes that her Barbette doll would come to life. Elmyra soon regrets it when the doll starts acting spoiled and simple-minded.

A Cub for Grub: Furrball chases after Sneezer, even if he has to join the Cub Scouts to do it.

The Year Book Star: Babs and Plucky fight over who's gonna be in the yearbook the most times. It seems that there is a little boy in an orange cap roaming around the school getting in every picture. The boy ends up winning and uncovers himself as Buster!

Buster's Guide to Dating: Buster gives us rules to how to get a date the right way by showing examples of how to respect others, the right clothes, and even importantly, meeting the date's parents!

Love Stinks: Calamity concocts a scheme to catch Little Beeper that involves tar and feathers. Of course, Calamity ends up in the icky mess and comes out looking like a skunk- and you all know what this means! Fifi is on the rampage!

Dream Date Game: Buster and Babs are still giving us lessons on dating until Max comes in yelling about how sappy this whole thing is. Max wants some action and danger, and Buster gives him just that when he makes Max a contestant on Dream Date Game, a cartoon parody of the classic Dating Game. Elmyra is the contestant and has a choice between Hamton, Plucky and Max; she can't keep her hands off Buster, who is the host. So Babs slips Max in a bunny disguise so Elmyra can go chasing him!

Happy Birthday, Hamton: Buster, Babs, and Plucky go shopping for presents for Hamton's birthday. The presents they pick out are so good they decide to keep them for themselves and give Hamton their old toys. As Hamton receives his new (old) gifts, Buster, Plucky and Babs each have their own fond memories attached to the toys. They rush back to get the presents that they bought and trade with Hamton. Of course, after they leave and the party's over, Hamton lets us in on a little secret: "Just between you and me, it isn't really my birthday!"

Fit to Be Toyed: Montana Max keeps blowing up his toys and his father is fed up with it. So he gives all of Max's toys away and takes away his credit card! Whoa, bummer! Max then finds an old paddle ball and his conscience tells him to use his imagination. Max then learns that the real fun is not having a lot of toys, but the power of his imagination.

Strung Out Kitty: Furrball finds a little yellow string and makes it his toy.

Bat's All Folks: This first 20-minute short features the evolution of Plucky as Bat Duck and his partner Decoy (Hamton in a lame disguise) as they fight crime.

Wild Takes Class: Plucky and Buster learn about wild takes, but Plucky wants more than what Bugs teaches him. He studies some expert takes and gets stuck as a giant eyeball! And what's even worse, it's school picture day! Plucky goes through some serious humiliation and Buster tells him that the only way that he can get out of an "eye-popping" situation is to just calm down.

Why Dizzy Can't Read: Dizzy is asked to read a lesson in school and he gets mad because he can't do it. Buster and Babs finds out the reason to Dizzy's illiteracy: He watches a lot of TV. The bunnies get Dizzy to see that reading is good for him and it opens a lot of doors for him. This proves evident when Dizzy is reading to little children.

C.L.I.D.E. and Prejudice: This short is about the evils of prejudice and how to deal with it.

One Beer: Buster, Plucky and Hamton drink one beer and get in a lot of trouble to show kids why you should never drink to be cool.

Scentimental Pig: A strange potion falls on Hamton which makes him smell good enough to eat, in a literal way. The whole neighborhood chases Hamton and even Plucky goes after him. But then the tables are turned when the potion falls on Plucky and everyone starts smelling him out...

Pit Bullied: Fed up with being chased by Furrball, Sweetie reprograms him to make him eat pit bulls! Sweetie might be out of the woods, but that doesn't mean Furrball is exactly out of Her Hair When He realizes what she has done and programs Arnold the pit bull into chasing Sweetie!

Duck in the Muck: Plucky's relaxing swim in his pond turns into a freakish nightmare when the animals (a two-headed frog) and his pond is polluted by Montana Max's Ice Cream Spoon Factory. Plucky then turns into The Toxic Revenger to wipe out Max's factory.

When You're Hot...: While Visiting the fire station, Pete Puma accidentally sets off a rocket in a demonstration and Acme Looniversity burns. It's up to the Tiny Toons to save their beloved school from becoming ashes.

That's Art Folks!: The next stop is the Museum of Fine Arts, and the teacher is going about describing the most important pieces of art, but Babs doesn't appreciate it until it hits her on the head. In an Oz-like hallucination, she dreams that she is in the World of Art where she is causing trouble for the greatest characters and artists of art history. Babs then tells them all about animation and the magic of squash and stretch. Then, after being chased by Whistler's mother, Babs wakes up to tell all of her friends about her dream, a la Dorothy in the final scene of The Wizard of Oz.

Slaughterhouse Jive: It's off to Montana Max's Jolly Meat factory where the Toons get a tour of the place. The trip starts to get dangerous when Hamton gets kidnapped by a pig inspecting machine. The Toons get him out and teach Max an unforgettable lesson about slaughtering animals.

Buster's Guide to Part-Time Jobs: In this instructional short, Buster gives us guidelines to find that certain good job, even if it as lousy as the Weenie Burger.

Working Pig: Hamton is given a job in a department store, but the manager starts him off in the toy department. If Hamton makes one good sale, he is promoted to the cleaning department which was the job of his dreams. of course, he has to get through the nightmare of spending one day in the toy department with that out-of-control shopper, ELMYRA!

Falling to Pizzas: Calamity wants pizza but doesn't have enough money for a single slice, let alone a whole Pizza. So he resorts to trying to stealing delivery pizzas from the fastest pizza delivery boy, Little Beeper.

It's All Relative: Bab's grandmother comes to visit and wants Babs to do the funny thing that she used to do. Babs goes through a whole lot of impressions of popular people and cartoons until she says "I'm Falling and I can't get up", which is the funny thing that they had wanted the whole time.

Lifeguard Lunacy: Calamity Coyote gets a job as a lifeguard, but Arnold thinks that he's nothing but gives him a chance to prove himself. Of course, Elmyra messes up his chances at being a lifeguard. It isn't until Arnold falls into the pool and Calamity saves him.

The Kite: A bug makes friends with a colorful kite and has adventures with it.

Turtle Hurdle: Tyrone escapes from Elmyra's house and is on his way home to his pond.....if he can get across a newly-built freeway. Michigan J. Frog, making a cameo, tries to tease poor Tyrone. Tyrone tries his best to get across and makes it to his pond, only to be caught by Elmyra. But then Elmyra catches Michigan instead and takes him home (Praise the Lord!)

Drooley Davey: Elmyra is babysitting little baby Davey and giving him all sorts of hell. Especially when she tries to give him a hotter-than-Hades milk bottle!

Go Fetch: Barky Marky is having a good time with his ball...until Elmyra shows up. Barky Marky learns that fetch can be very dangerous to a dog, especially if Elmyra is throwing the ball. But he turns the tables on her at the end when he chases her with a tennis-ball machine.

Piece of Mind: Calamity chases Little Beeper again and he ends up falling off a very tall building. As he falls to his doom, Wile E. Coyote appears to show him what his life was like before he comes "street pizza".

Class Cut-Up: Hamton's future displays an encounter with the famous singing frog from the classic Warner Bros. cartoon "One Froggy Evening". If you all recall, a man finds a frog that sings only around him and just sits there whenever he wants to show the frog to someone. Well, the same thing happens to Hamton.

Rear Window Pain: Plucky is in the hospital and Buster and Babs give him binoculars as a get-well present. This cartoon is reminiscent of the famous Alfred Hitchcock movie Rear Window as he thinks that Elmer is growing a patch of alien Elmers, when in reality he was growing eggplants.

Tennis the Menace: Max is cheating at tennis matches, but Buster catches on and decides to teach him a lesson by masquerading as a Swedish tennis player named Bjorn Bunny.

Bleacher Bummer: As Dizzy and Furrball try to get into a baseball game and avoid Arnold the security guard,(Which took two tries.) they find out that Perfecto Prep is playing mean tricks on Acme Looniversity so they can win.

Miniature Goof: Roderick and Rubella own a miniature golf course and are not treating their players fairly. So Buster and Babs pose as the Vanderbunnies to take them on.

The Weird Couple: Just like The Odd Couple, complete with studio audience. Dizzy gets rained out of his cave, and ends up staying with Hamton as the sketch opens. The sketch begins with Hamton trying to find out ways to get rid of Dizzy, who is constantly making his life miserable. Things get to a head when Dizzy eats the bedroom light, and Hamton kicks him out in the rain. After loud bawling, Hamton lets Dizzy in and he takes Dizzy's cave to sleep in.

The Return of the Toxic Revenger: Plucky is out flying in the sky when he flies into a cloud of smog, which makes the birds cough. He finds out that the smoke is coming from Montana Max's donut hole factory and turns into his famous alter ego: THE TOXIC REVENGER! He then cleans up Max's act by turning over a big donot hole vat that swallows the entire factory and the entire scene!

Little Cake of Horrors: Hamton is going on a diet, but keeps getting tempted by a chocolate cake that controls his every move. Hamton tries to get rid of the cake, but in true cartoon-style, it keeps coming back to him. Then, all of a sudden, Hamton wakes up from the dream and calls up Dizzy to come over and eat the cake. Dizzy then states that he's been hungry since the first sketch and wants a BLT Sandwich. Hamton says that pork is bad for him, but Dizzy's not on a diet as he licks Hamton......

Migrant Mallard: Plucky cannot get to sleep because migrating ducks are quacking up a storm. Then, he starts to get that feeling that he has to migrate, too. He joins the flock of non-talking ducks and flies along with them. Plucky likes it at first, but then he decides to modernize the migrant ducks by taking them out of a restaurant and to the playground. When all the plans fail, Plucky decides to go back to civilization. At the end, the ducks inherited one thing from Plucky: they all have Walkmans while flying.

It's a Jungle Out There: Concord Condor wants more adventure and excitement in his life than being locked in the zoo. While the zookeeper, Arnold, is watching TV, Concord sneaks out and heads to the "wide open spaces". Then Arnold comes after him, and gets beaten up by a bear. Then Concord decides to go back to the zoo.

Kitty Cat-Astrophe: Furrball thinks of himself as a prehistoric cat as he envisions the prehistoric times in Hamton's kitchen. Of course, his overactive imagination causes Hamton to go crazy and starts chasing after Furrball.