List of Tiny Toon Adventures episodes facts for kids

This episode shows how the Tiny Toon Adventures cartoon supposedly began! An animator tries to create new rabbit characters, Buster and Babs Bunny. Then, Bugs Bunny, Buster, and Babs create Acme Acres and find other characters to live there.

This is a funny take on Star Wars. Plucky Duck has to save a planet called Planet X from the evil "Duck Vader".

Buster and Babs spin a special wheel to pick who stars in each cartoon!

• "Devil Doggie": Elmyra Duff thinks Dizzy Devil is a dog and takes him home.
• "Optical Intrusion": Furrball accidentally glues magnetic 3-D glasses to his face and tries to get them off.
• "Win, Lose or Kerplowie": Babs, Plucky, and Montana Max play a game show. Buster finds Max is cheating, so he takes over the show to get back at Max.

Buster introduces each cartoon.

• "Never Too Late to Loon": Plucky asks Shirley the Loon to make him super smart like Albert Einstein for a math test. But he still fails because Einstein wasn't great at school when he was young!
• "Li'l Sneezer": Sylvester the Cat tests Furrball to catch a mouse. The mouse, Lil' Sneezer, sneezes a lot and stops Furrball every time.
• "To Bleep or Not to Bleep": Fowlmouth tries to ask Shirley on a date, but she doesn't want to go.

This episode is a funny copy of The Mickey Mouse Club, with characters singing about Buster.

• "Buffed Bunny": Buster thinks Babs likes a gym ad, so he tries to get super fit to impress her. He later finds out she was looking at a carrot cake ad!
• "Squish": After Dizzy steps on a bug, Shirley says bad things will happen to him. Dizzy then dreams he's tiny like a bug.
• "Born to Be Riled": Babs' friends get mad when she imitates them, so they imitate her back.

Babs gets in trouble at school for not controlling herself. She runs away to Wackyland and becomes its queen. But she soon gets annoyed by how wild everyone there is! Buster, Plucky, and Hamton have to rescue her.

Plucky wants his movie script made, so he goes to Hollywood with Hamton. They get jobs at a fancy restaurant but are quickly fired. Plucky finally meets director Cooper Daville, but finds out Cooper already made a similar movie starring Buster and Babs!

A huge earthquake hits Acme Acres and sends the characters deep underground. They find out little creatures called gremlins are causing the quakes because Montana Max stole their giant gold nugget! The characters take the gold back from Max and return it to the gremlins.

This episode is a funny copy of Howdy Doody, with Buster as Buffalo Bob and Plucky as Howdy Doody.

• "Bag That Bunny": Elmyra pays Calamity Coyote to help her catch Buster. He fails many times and Elmyra takes him home instead.
• "Lifestyles of the Rich and Rotten": Buster and Babs try to interview Montana Max for a show that makes fun of rich people.
• "The Anvil Chorus": Anvils keep falling on Plucky while music plays. At the end, cannons shoot at Plucky!

Buster and Babs try to scare each other.

• "Home Wrecker": Buster finds Montana Max building a house right over his burrow. Buster pretends to be a ghost to scare Max away.
• "Fang You Very Much": Elmyra gets a bat from a pet club, and it turns into a vampire!
• "Easy Biter": Hamton is annoyed by a mosquito trying to bite him. He finally lets it go, but then the mosquito's whole family invades his house!

Buster says each episode shows characters helping those smaller than them.

• "Awful Orphan": Elmyra finds Lil' Sneezer in a basket and takes care of him like a baby.
• "The Re-Return of the Toxic Revenger": Montana Max steals water from Plucky's swamp for his pool. Plucky dresses as a superhero (the Toxic Revenger) to get the water back.
• "Dog-Bird Afternoon": Byron Basset tries to stop Furrball from getting to a nest of baby birds. After Furrball fails, the birds save Byron from the top of the house.

This episode is a funny copy of Don Bluth's An American Tail, but with fleas instead of mice! A family of fleas gets separated when their youngest child lands on Furrball. Buster, Babs, and Plucky shrink themselves to flea size to help the young flea find its family. The family then moves onto Furrball.

Buster, Babs, Plucky, and Hamton try to stop a crazy scientist named Dr. Gene Splicer, who does experiments on animals.

In these stories, Furrball tries to find a home while being chased by two bully cats, Amby and Floyd.

• "K-9 Kitty": Furrball is taken in by a couple who can't see well. They think he's a seeing-eye dog! When they get new glasses, they see he's a cat and get rid of him.
• "Aroma Amore": Furrball accidentally gets a stripe painted on his back. Fifi La Fume thinks he's a skunk and chases him! Furrball removes the stripe and paints Amby and Floyd to look like skunks.
• "Cross-Country Kitty": Furrball moves into Mary Melody's house and chases Sweetie Bird. Mary takes him on vacation, but he still travels everywhere trying to catch Sweetie. In the end, dogs scare Furrball back to his cardboard box home.

This episode is a funny copy of The Twilight Zone, with Buster as Rod Serling.

• "A Walk on the Flip Side": Montana Max dreams he's a rabbit. Buster and Babs live in his house and call animal control to take him away. When Max wakes up, he promises to be nice to rabbits, but then throws Buster and Babs out. Then, he finds many rabbits in his cabinets!
• "A Bacon Strip": Plucky and Hamton sneak onto Montana Max's property. Hamton goes swimming, but his clothes are stolen. Meanwhile, his friends planned a surprise birthday party for him.
• "Senserely Yours, Babs": Babs loses her sense of humor (which looks like a ghost of herself). Hamton and Calamity try to catch it.

Buster introduces each part, saying they show what life was like in the 1990s.

• "Whining Out": Buster, Babs, Plucky, and Hamton go to a fancy restaurant called Attitude, where the staff treats them badly.
• "Paper Trained": Buster asks Montana Max for money for his newspaper route. Max finally pays, then reads in the paper that his last money went to Buster.
• "Butt Out": Babs is annoyed by Roderick and Rhubella Rat smoking near her at a restaurant. She teaches them about how bad smoking is by pretending to be a doctor.

The characters are playing soccer when Buster's ball falls into a hole. Buster finds what he thinks are many soccer balls, but it's actually a dinosaur egg! It hatches, and Buster tries to raise the baby dinosaur, naming it Rover. After Rover messes up Acme Acres, Buster finds a way to the dinosaur world and takes Rover home.

Babs asks Buster to the prom. Buster tries to learn to dance by watching an old Bugs Bunny video, but he's bad at it until Bugs helps him. Meanwhile, Elmyra tries to get Montana Max to like her, but he's focused on the girl Dizzy brought.

Elmyra takes Buster Bunny home, but he tries to escape because it's so awful! Before leaving, Buster frees Elmyra's other pets, but he gets caught again. Babs, Fifi, Furrball, and Tyrone Turtle come to rescue him.

Buster and Babs "theater hop" at a movie theater while Montana Max chases them.

• "SuperBabs": A funny copy of the Superman movies, with Babs as Superman and Montana Max as "Wex Wuthor." Superbabs tries to stop Wex from destroying Acme Acres by pouring ink everywhere.
• "Duck Trek": A funny copy of Star Trek with Plucky, Hamton, Furrball (who talks in this one!), and others as the crew. They land on a planet looking for a toupee for Plucky, but a hair monster chases them. Hamton worries the planet bald, and they escape!
• "Pasadena Jones": A funny copy of Indiana Jones with Buster as Indiana Jones. Buster goes into a secret temple to find the Secret of Life, which turns out to be friendship.

Buster and Babs say this episode is "viewer request" day. Plucky invents a machine to pick who stars in each part, but he gets mad when it doesn't pick him.

• "Debutante Devil": Taz tells Dizzy to eat Babs. Babs then teaches Dizzy how to act properly with a finishing school lesson.
• "Sleight of Hare": Buster works as a magician's rabbit at Montana Max's birthday party. He gets revenge after the magician quits because Max keeps interrupting.
• "Duck Out of Luck": Buster and Babs say viewers decide what happens to Plucky. Plucky goes through many changes and places.

Montana Max and his friends trick Buster into looking like he stole a slushie machine. Plucky Duck acts as Buster's lawyer to prove he's innocent. Buster and Plucky end up in jail together but are praised for catching escaped criminals Rocky and Mugsy while breaking out. To get back at Monty, Buster and his friends rap until Monty admits he did it.

This episode is a funny copy of Citizen Kane, with Montana Max as Charles Foster Kane. Hamton interviews other characters, asking why Max said "Acme," but can't find an answer. At the end, it's revealed he actually said "acne"!

Buster and Babs talk about "the call of the wild" and animal instincts.

• "Migrant Mallard": Plucky tries to fly south with a group of ducks and tries to make them more modern. At the end, the ducks are flying while listening to Walkmans!
• "It's a Jungle Out There": Concord Condor escapes the zoo looking for "wide open spaces." After Arnold the Pitbull and other creatures chase him, he goes back to the zoo.
• "Kitty Cat-Astrophe": Furrball pretends he's living in prehistoric times and ends up destroying Hamton's kitchen.

In a funny copy of Peter and the Wolf, Elmyra (as the conductor) tells the story of Buster, Babs, Plucky, Hamton, Furrball, and Sweetie being chased by a wolverine. Each character has their own musical instrument.

This is another "viewer request" episode. Buster and Babs try to pick names from a drum, but Dizzy eats the drum!

• "The Weird Couple": A funny copy of The Odd Couple. Dizzy moves into Hamton's house, and Hamton gets tired of Dizzy's messy ways. But Dizzy wants back in, and they end up in his cave.
• "The Return of the Toxic Revenger": Plucky, as the Toxic Revenger, tries to stop Montana Max's factory from polluting the sky with smog.
• "Little Cake of Horrors": Hamton is on a diet and really wants a chocolate cake. After dreaming the cake is tormenting him, he calls Dizzy to eat it.

Plucky wins a trip to Europe on a game show and takes Buster, Babs, and Hamton. In England, they meet Princess Diana and Prince Charles, and a crazy palace chef. Buster and Babs get kidnapped, then stop villains who want to kidnap the royal couple.

Buster and Babs describe the sports in each cartoon.

• "Tennis the Menace": Buster pretends to be a pro tennis player after finding Montana Max cheating.
• "Bleacher Bummer": Furrball and Dizzy sneak into a baseball game. They accidentally show that the other team is cheating.
• "Miniature Goof": Buster and Babs try to play mini-golf at a course owned by Roderick and Rhubella Rat. The rats treat them unfairly, so Buster and Babs pretend to be fancy "Vanderbunnys."

Buster and Babs talk about what the characters do on rainy days.

• "Rent-a-Friend": Montana Max calls a "rent-a-friend" service, and Buster is sent. Buster outsmarts Max's attempts to get rid of him.
• "Bunny Daze": Babs uses her imagination to make cleaning fun.
• "Fur-Gone Conclusion": Buster and Babs accidentally end up in the Arctic. They protect a baby seal from Gotcha Grabmore.

Babs looks for a female cartoon character to be her mentor in the film vault. She finds Honey from Bosko and Honey. Babs builds a theater to show Bosko and Honey cartoons, and it becomes super popular!

A circus owner kidnaps Gogo Dodo and other Wackyland characters. Buster, Babs, and Plucky have to rescue them.

• "Love Among the Toons": Elmer Fudd, as Cupid, gets tired and hires Concord Condor to take his place. Concord is bad at it, so Elmer has to fix his mistakes.
• "Elmyra's Spring Cleaning": Elmyra cleans her house with too much energy.
• "That's Incredibly Stupid": Plucky and Dizzy compete on a game show where they do dangerous stunts. Plucky tricks Dizzy into doing the first two, but then Plucky gets beaten up in the last stunt, which is judging a beauty contest.

Shirley looks into her crystal ball and predicts what will happen to each character.

• "Piece of Mind": A funny copy of This Is Your Life with Wile E. Coyote narrating Calamity Coyote's life as Calamity falls from a tall building.
• "Class Cut-Up": In this follow-up to One Froggy Evening, Hamton gets a frog to cut open in class. He refuses when he finds it's alive and singing! But it only sings for him, looking dead to everyone else.
• "Rear Window Pain": Plucky is in the hospital and uses binoculars to look out the window. He sees Elmer Fudd growing what he thinks are alien Elmer clones.

Buster and Babs host a wildlife show, describing how "dangerous" Elmyra is between each part.

• "Turtle Hurdle": Tyrone Turtle escapes Elmyra's house and has to cross a busy highway to get to his pond. Michigan J. Frog teases him. Tyrone finally gets to the pond, and Elmyra takes Michigan home.
• "Drooley Davey": Elmyra has to babysit a baby who drools a lot and doesn't like being with her.
• "Go Fetch": Elmyra plays fetch with Barky Marky, even though he doesn't want to. He gets back at her by chasing her with a tennis ball machine.

Plucky put off his homework, so he invents a time machine to go back and warn himself. But he accidentally sends himself, Buster, and Babs to prehistoric times!

Buster shows Plucky how to make a cartoon for his class project. Plucky wins first prize at the film festival, but his prize is to take the course again because he skipped most of it! (This episode is the first time Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Warner appear!)

Buster talks about how good it is to have a part-time job.

• "Buster's Guide to Getting a Job": Buster shows Babs how to get a job step-by-step. They end up at Weenie Burger, serving a rude Montana Max.
• "Working Pig": Hamton needs to help a customer in the toy department to get promoted to cleaning supplies. Unfortunately, that customer is Elmyra.
• "Falling to Pizzas": Calamity Coyote has no money and tries to steal a pizza from Little Beeper, who is a delivery boy.

Buster and Babs introduce the cartoons while wearing lab coats.

• "Scentimental Pig": Hamton accidentally spills a chemical on his pants that was supposed to make dog food taste good. Now, other characters, including his best friend Plucky, try to eat him!
• "Pit Bullied": Sweetie teaches Furrball not to eat birds, but to go after dogs instead. So Furrball chases Arnold the Pit Bull.
• "Duck in the Muck": Plucky, as The Toxic Revenger, tries to stop Montana Max from dumping toxic waste into Plucky's pond.

Buster, Babs, and Calamity take a wild trip inside Plucky Duck's head!

• "Bat's All Folks": This is the origin story of another one of Plucky's superhero characters, Batduck.
• "Wild Takes Class": Plucky shows off some of Daffy's crazy "wild takes" and ends up stuck as a giant eyeball.

The Acme Acres football team hasn't won all season. Buster says the next game against Perfecto Prep will be different because he has a secret play book. Plucky acts as a double agent for Perfecto Prep to get a scholarship, but he changes his mind when Lil' Sneezer is upset by his sneaky tricks.

• "Buster's Guide to Dating": Buster and Babs give tips for a first date.
• "Love Stinks": One of Calamity Coyote's attempts to catch Little Beeper makes him look like a skunk, and Fifi falls in love with him!
• "The Dream Date Game": Buster and Babs trick Montana Max into being on a dating game show where the bachelorette is Elmyra.

Buster and Babs sing songs about Acme Looniversity.

• "The Learning Principal": Yosemite Sam sends Buster to the principal's office.
• "Eating Between the Lines": Sweetie chases Bookworm in the Looniversity library.
• "What's Up, Nurse?": Plucky pretends to be sick to get out of a test. Bad for him, Elmyra runs the nurse's office!

• "One Minute 'Till Three": Plucky really wants school to end for the weekend. But the clock won't move, and Granny the teacher keeps giving out long papers for wrong answers.
• "Sticky Feathers Duck": Plucky and Hamton steal an Acme Super Duper Munch 'n Crunch Bar (with almonds) from a store and feel guilty. They go back to confess, and the storekeeper warns them not to come back or he'll call the police.
• "Duck in the Dark": Plucky stays at Buster's house and has a nightmare after watching too many horror movies. It features "Eddy Cougar," a funny copy of Freddy Krueger.

Hamton accidentally hits Montana Max with his locker door, and Max threatens to hit him back. Plucky makes it worse by forcing Hamton to have a boxing match with Max. Hamton tries to get out of it, but his friends help him train. On fight night, Hamton is sad, so Buster and Babs take his place. When Hamton sees his friends getting beaten up, he uses his ancestors' power (and Porky's props) to get back at Max, who gets scared and runs away.

Elmyra finds a lost baby whale and keeps it as a pet. Buster and Babs convince Elmyra that the whale needs to go back to its mother, who is held captive by the evil Gotcha Grabmore, who makes beauty products from whales.

Buster Bunny, as Mr. Popular, gives advice.

• "Dapper Diz": Buster, Plucky, and Hamton literally turn Dizzy Devil into a proper gentleman. But Dizzy is very unhappy being so proper.
• "A Pigment of His Imagination": Feeling lonely, Hamton creates an imaginary friend who treats him badly.

• "Plucky's Dastardly Deed": Plucky cheats on a test and later feels bad about it.
• "Open and Shut Case": Hamton gets a new high-tech locker for his good grades. But it won't give him his lunch, even when he puts in the right code!
• "C Flat or B Sharp": Buster, Plucky, and Hamton must get a piano from the Looniversity tower and give it to Yosemite Sam.

• "Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool": Buster (as Mr. Popular) and Babs try to make Hamton a cool dude.
• "Slugfest": Plucky and Hamton pretend to be the Immature Radioactive Samurai Slugs. This leads them to face the Slugs' enemy, the Iodizer.
• "Venison Anyone?": Montana Max goes deer hunting and meets a smart deer named Vinnie.

Babs, as Tinkerbunny, faces total chaos just trying to set up modern fairy tales.

• "Bunnochio": A toy company that's not doing well mistakes Buster for their newest great idea.
• "Bear Necessities": Elmyra is the Goldilocks in a modern version of the Three Bears story.

This episode is a funny copy of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. A jealous cartoon character named Sappy Stanley tries to get rid of Bugs and make it look like Daffy did it. Luckily, Buster and Babs are on the case!

A collection of music videos starring the Tiny Toons characters:

• "Istanbul": Plucky and Hamton are hired to get a stolen statue back from Montana Max.
• "Particle Man": Plucky fights different wrestlers and loses.
• "Respect": Starring Babs.
• "Money": Starring Montana Max.
• "Top Secret Apprentice": In a funny copy of Fantasia 's "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" part, Buster decides to play with Bugs' new cartoon creator.

Another version of the Acme Acres Zone, this time starring Babs.

• "Real Kids Don't Like Broccoli": In the future, Buster is a detective looking for missing robots.
• "Boo Ha Ha": Plucky and Hamton stay at a haunted mansion and get scared by a ghost.
• "Duck Dodgers Jr.": Plucky is Duck Dodgers' new, eager young space helper.

Buster and Babs host their own shopping show.

• "Oh, for Art's Sake": Plucky pauses a dog and cat fight and says it's his own painting.
• "Teddy Bears' Picnic": Elmyra follows the Looney Tunes' Three Bears to an outdoor picnic.
• "I Was a Teenage Bunny Sitter": Babs babysits a small rabbit kid named Duncan.

Buster and Babs spend their day at the Looniversity library, and librarian Foghorn Leghorn tells them to be quiet.

• "Robin Hare": A Tiny Toons version of Robin Hood starring Buster Bunny.
• "To Babs or Not to Babs": Babs really wants to be a star in Shakespeare's newest play.
• "Elmyra's 'Round the World": Buster dreams that Elmyra's relatives from all over the world are also after him.

Buster and Babs decide to read fan mail from viewers.

• "Pluck 'o the Irish": Plucky and Hamton go to Ireland and deal with a Banshee.
• "Out of Odor": Elmyra chases Fifi, thinking she's a purple kitty.
• "Buttering Up the Buttfields": Junior waiter Plucky Duck has to serve a very important, high-class couple with big bottoms called the Buttfields.

• "Buster at the Bat": Sylvester tells the Tiny Toons version of a classic poem called Casey at the Bat, with a surprise ending.
• "Buster's New Bike": Buster gets a new bike from a dishonest dealer named Bicycle Bob.
• "Acme Acres' Summer Olympics"": The students from Acme Looniversity and Perfecto Prep compete in different sports.

Babs, as Tinkerbunny, has to clean up all of Acme Acres the hard way.

• "No Deposit, No Return of the Trash Bag Despenser": Plucky has to teach Elmyra about recycling using another new superhero character, the Trash Bag Dispenser.
• "Jungle Bungle": Buster and Babs must deal with a bad guy named Ronald Grump to save a rain forest.
• "Waste Deep in Wackyland": Montana Max dumps all his factory's pollution in Wackyland, and Gogo Dodo teaches him a tough lesson.

• "Buster's Guide to Goofing Off": Buster teaches how to put off your homework.
• "Elmyra at the Mall": Elmyra's love for animals gets her locked in the mall while it's being robbed by two burglars.
• "Hold the Sugar": A group of ants learn how much trouble a sugar addiction can cause them.

Buster and Babs do their own version of Masterpiece Theatre called Masterhare Theater.

• "And All That Rot": In this funny copy of Sherlock Holmes stories, Brainy Domes (Buster) and Flotsom (Babs) look for the Queen's (Elmyra's) missing jewels. They think Montiority (Monty) is the main suspect. But they find out they might be looking for the wrong jewels!
• "Day for Knight": Sir Buster goes on a quest to save Babs from a dragon.

Sweetie is upset that Buster and Babs star in all the episodes and demands her own episode.

• "Egged on Eagle": Sweetie is the daughter of a bald eagle.
• "Let's Do Lunch": Elmyra lets Furrball stay in her house if he doesn't try to eat Sweetie. Sweetie takes advantage of this and tries to make Furrball eat her.
• "The Raven": Sweetie is the raven in the classic Edgar Allan Poe story, but much more annoying.

Buster and Babs hold auditions for new characters to be on the show.

• "The Roches": They perform at Hamton's house.
• "The Return of Pluck Twacy": Plucky dreams he's a detective looking for Shirley's missing, evil aura. This is a tribute to The Great Piggy Bank Robbery.

Hamton is featured in funny copies of famous TV show intros.

• "Milk, It Makes a Body Spout": Buster and Plucky compete to see who can make Hamton shoot milk out his nose first.
• "America's Least Wanted": Plucky learns Hamton has a criminal look-alike named Knuckles Cutlet. He decides to turn Hamton in for a reward.
• "Drawn and Buttered": Hamton buys a mischievous lobster to cook for dinner.

Buster, Babs, Plucky, and Hamton find a treasure map. Their greed gets in the way of their friendship.

A collection of TV show parodies starring the Tiny Toons characters. They make fun of shows like Super Mario Bros., Jeopardy, I Love Lucy, The Wonder Years, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, The People's Court, and Lucky Charms.

Buster and Babs take a wrong turn on their way to Acmeland and end up in Prairie Junction, a western town. The Coyote Kid and his gang of outlaws are causing trouble there.

Donations for Pledge Week have a very low total.

• "It's All Relatives": Babs' date with Buster is stopped by a visit from her grandmother, who gives her a hard time.
• "Lifeguard Lunacy": Calamity tries his best to be Arnold's junior lifeguard, but Elmyra keeps getting in the way.
• "The Kite": Hamton is flying a kite at the beach, and a moth sticks to it, thinking it's its new friend.

The Tiny Toons go on a field trip to see people at work.

• "When You're Hot": At the Acme Firehouse, Pete Puma teaches about fire safety. He sets the school on fire with his dangerous demonstrations! Plucky, Buster, and Hamton try to put out the "Flame" that spreads. They defeat the "Flame," but not before the Looniversity is completely destroyed.
• "That's Art Folks!": At the Acme Art Museum, Babs doesn't like paintings. After hitting her head, she dreams about an art world where everyone avoids her.
• "Slaughterhouse Jive": At Max's Merry Meats Company, the Tiny Toons learn how meat is made. They avoid getting caught in the production line and convince Max to close his factory.

Gogo explains that this episode will talk about important social topics.

• "Why Dizzy Can't Read": Buster and Babs find out Dizzy Devil can't read because he spends all his time watching TV.
• "C.L.I.D.E. and Prejudice": A robot student named C.L.I.D.E. joins Acme Looniversity. He asks Buster for help after Montana Max teases him.

Hamton's parents leave him in charge of the house for the weekend. Plucky sees this as a chance to throw a party! But all the Looniversity students show up, bothering his neighbor Egghead Junior so much that he blows up the house, making Hamton very sad.

Buster introduces Fantastic Toyland.

• "Happy Birthday Hamton": Babs, Plucky, and Buster go to the mall to find perfect toys for Hamton's birthday. But they buy toys they want to keep for themselves! Instead, they give away their old toys and later regret it.
• "Fit to Be Toyed": Montana Max destroys his toys, which makes his father unhappy. Max is left with only his imagination and a paddle ball. Eventually, Max's imagination helps him.
• "Strung Along Kitty": Furrball chases and plays with Mary Melody's hair ribbon all over town.

Orson Whales teaches the Tiny Toons about "toon physics."

• "Once Upon a Star": Elmyra wishes on a star that her Barbette doll would come to life. Her wish comes true, but Barbette is a lot to handle, and her good looks make Elmyra jealous.
• "A Cub for Grub": Furrball chases Li'l Sneezer, who is going to a Boy Scout camp. Li'l Sneezer's camping knowledge stops Furrball's attempts.
• "The Year Book Star": Plucky tries to make sure his picture appears the most times in the yearbook. Because he's so self-centered, Babs makes sure Plucky gets embarrassing photos. At the photo counting, Babs and Plucky find out Buster tricked them to prove a point.

Babs and Buster are sick and watch their new Acme Cable TV, which shows funny copies of popular shows and commercials. At the end, it's revealed the bunnies have become literal couch potatoes!

Buster and Babs stop Hamton's show because they aren't in it. They go to Steven Spielberg's office and get put into a script written by 13-year-olds, where they go to Hawaii. In Hawaii, their cash is stolen, but Buster uses Bugs's gold card without permission. After their Hawaiian adventure, Buster and Babs get a new assignment: "Buster and Babs Go to Mars." This episode was mostly written by three regular viewers (Renee Carter, Sarah Cleef, and Amy Crosby), who also appear as cartoons in the show. Steven Spielberg also appears as himself.

Since Daffy Duck isn't there, Henny Youngman (who looks like a chicken) teaches the class, making everyone but Hamton bored.

• "Stand-Up and Deliver": Babs is about to perform at the 'Open Mic' show. After other messy performers, Red Robin Gillams seems to be better than Babs, but Robin saves Babs from trouble.
• "The Potty Years": When he was a duckling, Plucky didn't want to toilet train, but the sound of the flush made him try. He only managed to overflow the toilet by flushing many things down it.
• "Lame Joke": Buster is sad his joke isn't funny, but his friends eventually figure out what's funny about it.

Buster hosts the game show Love Disconnection, just like Chuck Woolery.

• "My Dinner with Elmyra": Montana Max's parents are having dinner with the Duff parents. Max unwillingly takes Elmyra to the restaurant, where he gets teased. Max and Elmyra go to the cinema to watch Max's least favorite movie, The Adventures of Fido and Mewmew. Max changes his mind when Elmyra kisses him at the end of the date.
• "The Amazing Three": Tired of their friends' childish habits, Babs, Shirley, and Fifi decide to go to the senior dance at rival Perfecto Prep to date older guys. The party ends quickly when Shirley, covered in red punch, explodes in a supernatural electrical rage, like in Carrie.

• "The Voyage of the Kon Ducki": A funny copy of the Kon Tiki expedition. Pluck Heyerdahl tries to prove his ancestors sailed from Yap to Salinas in the "ancient" 1970s, not flew. He gets Koom-Bye-Ya and his parrot to help him build a raft and sail for 21 days. The journey is hard because Heyerdahl keeps swapping leadership with Koom-Bye-Ya. They get caught in a storm but wash ashore at Salinas.
• "The Making of Kon Ducki": Buster narrates how the Kon Ducki movie was made, written, directed, and produced by Plucky Duck.

Montana Max is in trouble. Five years ago, he tried to copy Plucky Duck's script and hid in the Cutesy Toon mansion on Sepulveda Boulevard. Elmyra Desmond, Hamton, and Furrball from the 1930s live there. Max's stay was a nightmare until he planned to steal Elmyra's script ideas. After months of work with Elmyra bothering him, Max finished. Hamton delivered the script to Warner Bros. studio, but Plucky claimed it as his own. At the studio, Furrball was chosen to star in a new production. That night, Elmyra realized she was tricked and left Max in the gutter where he started his story. Elmyra's filming is cut short. Max, Elmyra, and Plucky go after Daville, who stole their life's work. This episode is narrated by Danny Cooksey, who voices Montana Max.

In the Duff house, the Duffs do their usual strange things. Mr. Duff announces he invented an eco-friendly fuel, and Elmyra thinks she's going on a TV show. The news reaches an industrial boss named Arthur Jabba, who wants to protect his business from the new fuel. He sends George and Lennard to kidnap Mr. Duff, but they take Elmyra and Furrball instead for ransom. Duncan tries to tell his distracted family he saw Elmyra's kidnapping. Meanwhile, George and Lennard have a hard time controlling Elmyra, who thinks she's in a TV studio. Finally, they get tired of Elmyra, surrender to the police, and give Jabba away.

Buster and Babs are going to watch TV, and Babs picks Thirteensomething. Babs decides to audition for Thirteensomething on a bet with Buster. Babs goes to New York City, while Buster can't find a new co-star. Babs disguises herself as a lady named Babs Bunnawalskioversmith to audition and wins the part. Even with her new fame, Babs starts to miss Buster, and he misses her too. During the next show taping, Buster shows up. He and Babs reveal who they really are before they escape.

Buster and Babs attend new classes for the semester.

• "The Just-Us League of Supertoons": Batduck (Plucky) and Decoy the Pig Hostage (Hamton) meet Superbun (Buster), Little Dasher (Little Beeper), Hawk Loon (Shirley), Wonder Babs, Aqua Mutt (Byron Basset), Pink Canary (Sweetie), Keen Arrow (Calamity), and Scentana (Fifi), but they are both dismissed. Wex Wuthor (Montana Max) attacks the heroes, and Batduck stops him.
• "Sound Off": In this cartoon with no talking, Buster takes Babs to a picnic with all the other Tiny Toons. Dizzy comes and ruins it. Buster and Babs chase Dizzy until they trap him in an ink bottle.
• "A Night in Kokomo": In a funny copy of the Marx Brothers, Susan Writtenhouse III meets Dr. Hackensack (Babs) and Chik-O-Lina (Buster) at a hotel to arrange an important bank payment with Mr. Mayonnaise at dinner.

Babs and Buster are chased by two foxes (who Buster calls "Fox network executives").

• "My Brilliant Revenge": Hamton breaks Plucky's bagpipes, making him miss his yearly TV show. Plucky plans revenge, but Hamton solves it with an apology.
• "Can't Buy Me Love": A new neighbor named Rhoda Queen moves to town. Elmyra is eager to be friends, but Rhoda is a spoiled brat who threatens to stop being friends with Elmyra unless her demands are met.
• "Phone Call from the 405": Babs gets a call from Steven, who isn't happy with the scene. Buster and Babs try to get the scene right, but in the end, they get tired of Steven and include him in the chase.

Buster and Calamity show off a time machine to watch the Tiny Toons' early lives.

• "Whirlwind Romance": Every cartoon couple is having a romantic time, except for Dizzy, who would rather play. He falls in love with a cyclone, thinking it's another Tasmanian Devil.
• "Going Up": Plucky Duckling asks his mother to take him on the elevator. Plucky rides it once, then swaps places with Baby Babs to ride it again and stops a robbery.
• "Nothing to Sneeze At": After failing to scare Hamton, closet monster Oogie tries to scare Li'l Sneezer. But the scaring makes Li'l Sneezer happy instead of scared, and his explosive sneezing is too much for Oogie to handle.

Itchy, the daughter of a flea family, gets tired of the same old routine on Furrball. To make things worse, the Tick is demanding a lot of fur coats that Itchy makes and wants her to marry him, or her family could be in danger. Itchy goes with Gnat to check out the Tick's home on Byron Basset. They find the Tick is keeping all the fleas' resources and not sharing them. With difficulty, Gnat helps Itchy reunite with her family. This episode is a follow-up to the Season 1 episode "Starting from Scratch" and both are funny copies of the Amblin movie An American Tail, about a young mouse having similar experiences.

After a silly attempt to start his own show, Plucky wants to be in Batman Returns. He goes with Hamton to the studio to talk with Tim Burton. They finally make it to his office. Tim doesn't want to give Plucky a screen test, but Plucky convinces him. Plucky and Hamton get ready with their Batduck and Decoy costumes and props. His screen test is a disaster, but he gets a part. At the studio, Plucky realizes he's being used as a stunt duck and quits to go back to his old show.

With Steven absent, Babs is totally sick of comedy. Babs, Buster, and Plucky go to talk to Cooper DeVille for a change in their act. They are all made directors for their own cartoons. Unfortunately, their jobs are hard, but they finally finish a six-minute movie. When it's time to show the cartoon, Babs puts it on satellite TV, causing a big stir around the world. Babs, Buster, and Plucky then go back to their usual rehearsals.

Buster introduces scary cartoons from a tomb inside a mansion.

• "Wait Till Your Father Gets Even": Hamton loses his father's bottle cap collection in a bet with Plucky and is scared to face his father's anger.
• "Concord the Kindly Condor": Concord helps animals in need, while his three big brothers think he should act more like a condor.
• "Night of the Living Pets": All the pets that died while Elmyra took care of them come back as zombies to haunt her! She gets scared until she starts smothering them with the same love that "killed" them.

Buster and Babs enter a black-and-white town called Two-Tone Town. Babs and Buster are sad to learn that the Two-Tone toons (Foxy, his girlfriend, and Goopy Geer) are out of style and losing their business to an Acme agent. Babs decides to train the Two-Tone toons to audition for Acme Oop!, while Buster goes to steal some materials. The Two-Tone toons are rejected from the audition, but Buster arrives and helps them become popular again, getting them a spot on TV.

Buster has been promoted to director for today's cartoon show, but his set for 'Furrball on the Roof' is interrupted.

• "Fit to Be Stewed": In a funny copy of Hansel and Gretel, Babs and Buster find a carrot-cake house with Witch Sandy, who wants to make stew out of them. She turns Babs into a real rabbit.
• "Ducklahoma": To get back at Plucky, Buster makes him star in "The Anvil Chorus" mixed with "Oklahoma!".

Buster and Babs find that cartoon characters are being stopped by the ACAFC chairwoman, who dislikes unrealistic funny violence. The chairwoman's actions put Acme Acres in danger, with Plucky helping her. Babs and Buster go to Washington to ask the President for help, but they need politicians to agree. After Buster and Babs have a conflict with the chairwoman in the Congress center, they restore the cartoons and save Acme Acres together.

Another collection of music videos, shown by Buster and Babs in a countdown:

• "It's in His Kiss": Babs wonders if Buster loves her.
• "Video Game Blues": Plucky fights space aliens in a video game, to the tune of "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" and "Russian Dance" from The Nutcracker.
• "Nothing Comes Close to You": A short Sinéad O'Connor parody.
• "The Name Game": Elmyra sings about the characters while stopping space aliens.
• "Toon Out, Toon In": An original song about the show's characters by a rapper named Vanilla Lice.
• "Do You Love Me?": Buster keeps telling Babs that he loves her.
• "Yakety Yak": Plucky's dad tells him to take out the trash and do laundry. While doing this, he's chased by cops who are after a criminal (who looks like the crazy hitchhiker from Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Summer Vacation).

Elmyra gets very upset when her hamster dies, but everyone else thinks she's crying because her grandmother passed away.

The Tiny Toons introduce Music Day in a theater.

• "Ruffled Ruffee": Buster has a battle of wits with a charming kids' song musician named Ruffee, who hates loud music.
• "The Horn Blows at Lunchtime": Li'l Sneezer tries to find a place to practice his trumpet. His bad playing and Limburger cheese cause a mistaken "farting" commotion in the cafeteria.
• "Loon Lake": Shirley becomes a ballerina for a recital, but the snobby swans think she's too silly to be a dancer. With Babs' encouragement and help, Shirley tries her best.

Babs, Fifi, and Shirley are staying in a house and playing games when a strange visitor enters. They think Plucky, Hamton, and Buster are up to no good. Sure enough, the three boys are camping nearby. After Buster tells the Legend of One-Eyed Jack, the girls scare them away. The real One-Eyed Jack appears. While Fifi holds him off, Babs and Shirley go into the nearby mansion. Buster, Plucky, and Hamton have also hidden inside. One by one, the friends disappear until they're trapped in the dungeon. The monster is actually Elmyra! The title might refer to The Ghost of Slumber Mountain, but the episode itself makes fun of slasher movies.

Buster and Babs talk about sports activities in Acme Acres.

• "Minister Golf": Plucky loved miniature golf since he was a duckling. He had trouble with his golf swings but soon got good.
• "The Undersea World of Fifi": Fifi is on an ocean trip to find sea monkeys. Elmyra has been chosen to dive for them. After a long walk on the seabed, she finds their hiding place. Elmyra's attempts to catch a sea monkey ruin Fifi's trip and eventually cause big trouble for the universe.

A funny copy of the NBC sketch show Saturday Night Live, hosted by a character who looks like Bart Simpson. It features funny copies of the show's popular characters and bits.

Elmyra tries to catch Furrball again.

• "Little Dog Lost": Tired of Elmyra's rough treatment, Byron runs away and is taken in by a nice lady. At first, Byron tries to stay, but he goes back to Elmyra, realizing how much she loves him.
• "Party Crasher Plucky": Plucky convinces Shirley to let him come with her to a celebrity party, but he keeps getting kicked out.
• "Homeward Bound": Furrball is sad because he has nowhere to go. He manages to get into a rich couple and their daughter's apartment, where a cat couple and their kitten live. But he's not wanted there. In the end, he stays with a poor couple and their son.

Buster is in trouble with Bugs for not getting good results.

• "Compromising Principals": Vice-Principal Yosemite Sam is trying to get a new job at a different school. Buster is worried that if Sam leaves, students won't be able to get away with as much. So he plans to mess up Sam's chances.
• "Maid to Re-Order": Montana Max fires the Grovely family (including his maid and butler), and they stay at Buster's home. Buster fixes the situation by making Monty want Grovely back.
• "Class Without Class": Buster and Dizzy don't want to be enemies, even though their teachers demand it. Their rivalry continues until they can't stand it anymore.

Acme Acres has a problem because Buster Bunny is thinking about quitting Tiny Toons. It started after Buster began a special show for TV executives. Because he was late and left out of the show, Montana Max messed up Buster's efforts, made him look like a failure, and replaced him as the star. Before Buster can give up, his guardian toon angel shows him what would happen to the TV show if he was never the star. Buster changes his mind and takes back his place as the star. This special episode is a funny copy of RKO Pictures' 1946 holiday movie It's a Wonderful Life.

The Tiny Toons go on a trip to Florida. Elmyra has a mission to catch Buster with "Operation: Easter Bunny," and she gets a police commissioner to help her. The Tiny Toons stay at a cheap motel, while Hamton and Plucky stay with Hamton's grandparents. Plucky plans to make his Tanmeister 6000 a success in a TV commercial and falls in love with a girl. Elmyra chases Buster until he tricks her into thinking an orca is the Easter Bunny. The Tiny Toons finish their holiday with a night at the beach. Pinky and the Brain and the Warner siblings from Animaniacs appear briefly without speaking.

A one-hour special that makes fun of different Halloween movies and stories, like Night Gallery.

• "Introduction": A funny copy of The Nightmare Before Christmas song "Jack's Lament" starring Pumpkin Guy.
• "The Tell-Tale Vacuum": Plucky is super scared of Hamton's vacuum cleaner and destroys it, but then deeply regrets it. A funny copy of "The Tell-Tale Heart".
• "Sneezer the Sneezing Ghost": Witch Hazel tells Furrball to catch the Sneezing Ghost, but Furrball turns into liquid. A funny copy of Casper the Friendly Ghost.
• "Demon Dog on the Moors": The people on the moors are scared by the Demon Dog, which Babs has never heard of. A funny copy of An American Werewolf in London.
• "Fuel": Calamity keeps getting run over by a fuel truck driven by Little Beeper. A funny copy of Duel.
• "The Devil and Daniel Webfoot": Daniel Webfoot goes to Montana Max's mansion to face Satan and judge Monty, but his plan doesn't work out. A funny copy of "The Devil and Daniel Webster".
• "Hold That Duck": Plucky and Buster go to Horsehead Manor, a mansion Plucky got from his Uncle Mortimer. Plucky keeps seeing scary creatures, but Buster sees nothing. A funny copy of the Abbott and Costello films Hold That Ghost and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.
• "Night of the Living Dull": The Wackyland gang is chased by dealers and advertisers. A funny copy of Night of the Living Dead.
• "Frankenmyra & Dizzigor": Frankenmyra has gathered materials to create her own cuddly pet. She activates the creature, which then makes a pet out of Frankenmyra in her own style. A funny copy of Frankenstein.
• "A Gremlin on a Wing": During a flight, Plucky sees a gremlin messing with the plane's wing and engine. He barely stops the plane from being destroyed. A funny copy of Star Trek, Twilight Zone: The Movie, and The Twilight Zone episode "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet". The Brain from Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain also makes a guest appearance.