Washingtoon

The spokesperson for Adults Against Funny Cartoons demolishes Acme Acres with an anti-tooniness device, so Buster and Babs set off to get help from Washington, where they discover that Vice-President Dan Quayle is their number one fan. Because this episode was broadcast the day after Bush and Quayle lost the election, it can be seen as the most extreme example of topical humor becoming dated- WASHINGTOON was a piece of Bush-era nostalgia in the episode's premiere!

Buster Bunny, Babs Bunny, Fifi Le Fume, Little Little Sneezer, Hamton J. Pig, Plucky Duck, Dizzy Devil, Gogo Dodo, Furrball, Uncle Stinky Pig, Byron Basset, Calamity Coyote, Little Beeper, Montana Max, Elmyra Duff, Mary Melody, Shirley the Loon, Fowlmouth, Arnold Dog, Concord Condor, Sweetie, Elmer Fudd, Barbara Walters

Gag Credit: Guess What We Are?

A Republicans
B Democrats
C As Of This Broadcast Being Investigated By The FBI

One of 37 episodes to be stretched into a full-length cartoon. Other episodes to be stretched into full half-hour stories are:

• "The Looney Beginning"
• "A Quack in the Quarks"
• "Her Wacky Highness"
• "Hollywood Plucky"
• "Journey To The Center Of Acme Acres"
• "Starting From Scratch"
• "Hare Raising Night"
• "Rock 'N Roar"
• "Prom-ise Her Anything"
• "Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow"
• "Gang Busters"
• "Citizen Max"
• "Europe In 30 Minutes"
• "Buster And The Wolverine"
• "Fields Of Honey"
• "Sawdust And Toonsil"
• "A Ditch In Time"
• "Animaniacs!"
• "The Acme Bowl"
• "Hero Hamton"
• "Whale's Tales"
• "No Toon Is An Island"
• "High Toon"
• "Hog-Wild Hamton"
• "Buster And Babs Go Hawaiian"
• "Sepulveda Boulevard"
• "Take Elmyra Please"
• "Thirteensomething"
• "Flea For Your Life"
• "The Return Of Batduck"
• "Toons Take Over"
• "Two-Tone Town"
• "Washingtoon"
• Who Bopped Bugs Bunny?"
• "Grandma's Dead"
• "The Horror of Slumber Party Mountain"
• "It's A Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special"