Thirteensomething

Babs answers Buster's challenge and seeks her fortune in New York, where she adopts the human guise of Babs Bunawalskioversmith, and quickly becomes the star of "thirteen-something," the hit teen angst TV show. Buster, left high and dry without a partner, auditions new toon bunnies while watching Babs' career from afar. Oh, yeah, Shirley whacks the heck out of Plucky a half-dozen times.

Buster Bunny, Babs Bunny, Plucky Duck, Elmyra Duff, Wile E. Coyote, Road-Runner, Shirley the Loon, Jason, Mary Hartless, Johnny Carson, David Letterman

Gag Credit: The Character of 'Flint' Is In No Way Based On Flint Dille Honest, Flint No, Really

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"