Tiny Toon Adventures
After nearly a decade of dormancy, Warner Bros. decided to restart its animation studio in 1989, and to base their new show on their classic characters (really their only characters!). Produced by a collaboration of Steven Spielberg and Warner Bros. Animation, and created by Tom Ruegger, the show ran solid until it was replaced by Animaniacs.
Episode guide
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The Looney Beginning
Having crumpled up Montana Max and thrown him in the trash, a Warner Bros. cartoonist has until tomorrow morning to come up with a new cartoon series. Aiming for something between infantile…
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A Quack In The Quarks
Plucky volunteers to show two weird-looking transfer students around the Acme Looniversity campus, only to discover that they're actually aliens from Planet X, who have been sent to bring b…
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The Wheel O' Comedy
Buster's "Spectacular Day" is replaced by the arbitrary cartoon selector, the Wheel of Comedy. He and Babs are none too pleased. Contains the shorts "Devil Doggie," "Optical Intrusion" and…
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Devil Doggie
Elmyra adopts Dizzy, thinking he's a puppy.
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Optical Intrusion
Furball accidentally picks up a pair of 3-D glasses that make (big and blunt) objects actually come closer.
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Win, Lose, Or Kerplowie
Montana Max rigs a game show, until Buster intervenes on Babs' behalf.
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Test Stress
Exam time at Acme Looniversity. And it's only the fourth day! Contains the shorts "Never Too Late To Loon," "Lil Sneezer" and "To Bleep Or Not To Bleep."
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Never Too Late To Loon
Plucky, convinced he's going to fail his cartoon math test, gets Shirley the Loon to 'channel some Einstein' into his brain.
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Lil' Sneezer
Sylvester assigns Furball to catch a mouse. Unfortunately, Furball goes after the mouse with 'a little cold'.
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To Bleep Or not To Bleep
Fowlmouth, a young rooster with a swearing problem, enlists Buster's help in trying to get a date with Shirley.
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The Buster Bunny Bunch
The linking material is a goofy, violent satire on "The Mickey Mouse Club" of ancient times. Contains the shorts "Buffed Bunny," "Squish" and "Born To Be Riled."
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Buffed Bunny
Buster, trying to impress Babs, gets abused at a gymnasium run by the very pumped-up Arnold.
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Squish
Dizzy squishes bugs. Shirley says 'you could come back as a bug in the next life and get squished yourself, y'know.'
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Born To Be Riled
Babs manages to cheese off all her friends by impersonating them just too darn well.
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Her Wacky Highness
Babs is sent home from school after wildly imitating Elmer Fudd imitating Elvis. Since nobody in Acme Acres appreciates how truly great she is, she runs away to Wackyland, where Gogo Dodo i…
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Hollywood Plucky
Plucky and Hamton travel to Hollywood, where the duck hopes to sell his script "The Plucky Duck Story" to movie mogul Cooper DaVille. The two get rooked into performing waiter and valet dut…
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Journey To The Center Of Acme Acres
A series of earthquakes wreck Hamton's and Plucky's homes, and they eventually fall into a big crevice in the ground. Buster and Babs set out to rescue them, and find that the earthquakes a…
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It's Buster Bunny Time
The Elmyras of Many Nations are the peanut gallery for today's "Buster Bunny Bunch," a swipe at the "Howdy Doody Show," with Buster as Buffalo Bob and Plucky as Howdy Doody. Contains the sh…
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Bag That Bunny
Elmyra offers two months' allowance to Calamity Coyote for help in capturing cute little Buster.
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Lifestyles Of The Rich And Rotten
Montana Max does every- thing he can to avoid precocious interviewers Babs and Buster.
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The Anvil Chorus
Anvils fall from the skies (in time with the music), eliminating the Elmyra Swarm and terrorizing Plucky. Plus, a brief message from 'Adults Against Funny Cartoons'!
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Stuff That Goes Bump In The Night
A tribute to scary things. Contains the shorts "Home Wrecker," "Fang You Very Much" and "Easy Biter."
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Home Wrecker
Montana Max drops his new summer home on Buster, and the Bunny's poltergeist returns to drive him crazy.
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Fang You Very Much
Elmyra's pet-of-the-month delivery is a bat. A vampire bat. Pity it.
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Easy Biter
Hamton vs. a mosquito.
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Looking Out For The Little Guy
The themes are getting more and more ephemeral... Contains the shorts: Awful Orphan, The Re-Return of the Toxic Revenger and Bird-Dog Afternoon.
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Awful Orphan
Sneezer gets left at Elmyra's doorstep. For once, Elmyra is the victim of her cute-cuddly-little-animal.
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The Re-Return Of The Toxic Revenger
Plucky is the super-hero who battles to stop Montana Max from stealing the swamp's water supply.
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Bird-Dog Afternoon
A basset hound protects some motherless chicks from the always-hungry Furball.
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Starting From Scratch
A downright wacky parody of "An American Tail": a flea is separated from his family when he ends up on Furball while his family is in the fur of the dog that's terrorizing Furball. Spielber…
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Citizen Max
In this "Citizen Kane" parody, Hamton plays the role of the dutiful reporter who tries to find out what Montana Max meant when he said "Acme." In flashback, we see the story of how Max rigg…
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Hare Raising Night
Buster is sent on a secret agent-ish mission to stop the animal-mutation experiments of Dr. Gene Splicer. He rooks Plucky, Hamton and Babs into the adventure by telling them they're going t…
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Furrball Follies
Oh boy! A full day of Furball cartoons! As you might expect, he starts (and eventually ends up) homeless and pitiful under a less-than-stable drainpipe in a back alley. Contains the shorts…
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K-9 Kitty
Furball hooks up with a near-blind couple who want a dog and hate cats. The charade works until their glasses arrive.
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Aroma Amore
Furball gets run down by a street-lane-painting truck, leaving a stripe down his back. Fifi immediately goes for him.
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Cross Country Kitty
Mary Melody adopts Furball, then takes him across the country to keep him from eating Sweetie. He keeps making cross-continental jaunts across the U.S. while Mary's not looking.
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The Acme Acres Zone
Buster as Rod Serling, with Furball as his toupee. Contains the shorts "A Walk on the Flip Side," "A Bacon Strip" and "Senserely Yours, Babs."
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A Walk On The Flip Side
Rabbit-hater Montana Max wakes up to find he's become a bunny, to the delight of Babs, Buster and Elmyra.
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A Bacon Strip
Plucky dupes Hamton into trying to skinny-dip in Monty's pool, eventually leaving the pig naked and far from home.
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Senserely Yours, Babs
A misguided coyote experiment separates Babs' sense of humor from the rest of her body. Calamity & Hamton attempt to retrieve it before Babs is permanently nerd-ified.
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Life In The 90's
Let's ALL be trendy. Contains the shorts "Whining Out," "Paper Trained" and "Butt Out."
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Whining Out
Hamton tries to take Plucky and the Bunny's to a snotty restaurant. They should've gone to Weenie Burger.
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Paper Trained
Montana Max tries to get out of paying Buster for his newspaper subscription. He picked the wrong bunny to bilk.
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Butt Out
Babs battles rude smokers Roderick and Rhubella at a classy desserterie.
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Rock 'N Roar
Buster loses his soccer ball and accidentally replaces it with a dinosaur egg. The egg hatches and he and his new pal, Rover, try to deal with Acme Acres' lack of dinosaur-compatible facili…
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Prom-ise Her Anything
It's junior prom time at Acme Loo. Buster avoids asking Babs out immediately because he doesn't have the slightest idea how to dance (his use of some old Bugs Bunny spastic, hunter-foiling…
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Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow
Buster is finally snared by Elmyra, and the bunny leads a big prison break of all the cute animals she's captured, but is himself recaptured. Not quite enough of an idea for a full-length e…
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Cinemaniacs!
Buster and Babs go to the local theatre, where EVERYTHING is showing (the marquee lists thousands of movies). Of course, they go theater-hopping, against the orders of Montana Max, evil ush…
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Superbabs
Babs as a Superman/Supergirl parody, out to stop Wex Wuthor (a bald Montana Max).
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Duck Trek
Plucky as an overweight, overacting, toupee-adorned Captain Kirk on the starship Acme. Furball, as McCoy, talks!
