Tiny Toon Adventures - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Looney Beginning
Bugs Bunny tells the story of how Tiny Toon Adventures was created.

A Quack in the Quarks
Plucky brags about his strengths and talents (that he doesn't actually have) to two new students, who turn out to be from another planet and kidnap him.

The Wheel o' Comedy
Babs and Buster spin a wheel with all the main characters on it to decide who will be the star of the next of several cartoons.
#1 - "Devil Doggie" - Dizzy Devil becomes Elmyra's new pet.
#2 - "Optical Intrusion" - Furrball stumbles on a pair of 3D glasses that work far too well.
#3 - "Win, Lose, or Kerplowie" - Babs, Montana, and Plucky are picked for a game show that Buster finds has been rigged by Montana.

Test Stressed
#1 - "Never Too Late to Loon" - Plucky fears he'll fail a math test, so he gets Shirley the Loon to give him Einstein's brain.
#2 - "Lil' Sneezer" - Furrball gets a class assignment from Sylvester to catch a mouse. But the mouse he goes after is allergic to almost everything.
#3 - To Bleep or Not to Bleep" - Buster tries to help Fowlmouth stop swearing because Shirley the Loon won't go out with him otherwise.

The Buster Bunny Bunch
This episode serves up a spoof of the Mickey Mouse Club between cartoons.
#1 - "Buffed Bunny" - Buster goes to the gym in order to bulk up and impress Babs.
#2 - "Squish" - Shirley the Loon tells Dizzy Devil that he could come back as a bug in his next life when she catches him squishing bugs for fun.
#3 - "Born to be Riled" - Babs impersonates all her friends, insulting them all in the process.

Her Wacky Highness
Babs is sent home from school after impersonating her teacher, Elmer Fudd. Feeling noone understands her, she runs away to Wackyland.

Journey to the Center of Acme Acres
During an earthquake, Hamton and Plucky fall into a crevice down to the center of the Earth, where gremlins live, angry that someone has stolen their gold.

Stuff That Goes Bump in the Night
#1 - "Home Wrecker" - Buster becomes a poltergeist, tormenting Montana Max when he builds a summer home on top of Buster's hole in the ground.
#2 - "Fang You Very Much" - Elmyra's latest package from the Acme Pet of the Month Club is a bat, of the vampire kind.
#3 - "Easy Biter" - Hamton has to battle a mosquito when he's trying to sleep.

It's Buster Bunny Time
The "Buster Bunny Bunch" show is live, with an audience full of Elmyras.
#1 - "Bag That Bunny" - Elmyra hires Calamity Coyote to catch Buster to be her pet.
#2 - "Lifestyles of the Rich and Rotten" - Montana does whatever it takes to avoid being interviewed by reporters Babs and Buster.
#3 - "The Anvil Chorus" - Plucky is on the run trying to avoid anvils falling on him from the sky no matter where he goes.

Looking Out for the Little Guy
Buster explains that these cartoons are all about someone trying to look out for someone smaller than they are.
#1 - "Awful Orphan" - Lil' Sneezer gets left on Elmyra's doorstep, and is too much for Elmyra to handle.
#2 - "The Re-Return of the Toxic Revenger" - Montana Max is stealing the water from the swamp, and it's up to superhero Plucky to stop him.
#3 - "Bird-Dog Afternoon" - Byron Bassett takes it upon himself to protect some little chicks from a hungry Furrball.

Starting from Scratch
In a spoof of the movie "An American Tail", when Elmyra causes a family of fleas to abandon their home on her pet dog, the son ends up on Furrball while the rest of the family lands on a dog that's chasing him.

Hare Raising Night
Dr. Gene Splicer is performing animal mutation experiments, and it's up to Buster and his pals to stop him.

Furrball Follies
A triple shot of Furrball-centered cartoons.
#1 - "K-9 Kitty" - A nearly-blind couple that hate cats take in Furrball who pretends to be a dog.
#2 - "Aroma Amore" - In a twist of the old Pepe Le Pew cartoons, Furrball gets a stripe down his back from a street-lane painting truck, and Fifi the Skunk finds him attractive.
#3 - "Cross Country Kitty" - Furrball is adopted by Mary Melody, but Furrball has eyes for her pet bird, Sweetie.

The Acme Acres Zone
A parody of TV series The Twilight Zone, hosted by Buster.
#1 - "A Walk on the Flip Side" - Montana Max dreams that he's become a rabbit.
#2 - "A Bacon Strip" - Hamton and Plucky go skinny-dipping in Montana's pool.
#3 - "Senserely Yours, Babs" - Babs loses her sense of humor, so Hamton and Calamity attempt to capture it.

Life in the 1990's
Buster showcases various trends from the 90s.
#1 - "Whining Out" - Hamton insists Plucky, Buster, and Babs try to get in with him to a really posh restaurant.
#2 - "Paper Trained" - Montana Max goes out of his way to not pay Buster for his newspaper subscription... two dollars.
#3 - "Butt Out" - Babs vs. two smoking rats.

Rock 'N' Roar
When he loses his soccer ball down a hole during a game, Buster accidentally replaces it with an egg he found in the same location, which turns out to be a T. Rex.

Prom-ise Her Anything
It's time for the prom at Acme Looniversity. Buster has to learn to dance when Babs asks him to go.

Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow
Buster is finally caught by Elmyra, and works on an escape attempt both for him and all the other animals Elmyra has captured.

Cinemaniacs!

You Asked for It

Gang Busters

Citizen Max

Wake Up Call of the Wild

Buster and the Wolverine

You Asked for It, Part II

Hollywood Plucky

Europe in 30 Minutes

The Wacko World of Sports

Rainy Daze

Fields of Honey

Sawdust and Toonsil

Spring in Acme Acres

Psychic Fun-Omenon Day

The Wide World of Elmyra

A Ditch in Time

Animaniacs!

Career Oppor-Toon-ities

Strange Tales of Weird Science

Inside Plucky Duck

The Acme Bowl

Dating, Acme Acres Style

Looniversity Days

Best O' Plucky Duck Day

Hero Hamton

Whale's Tales

Ask Mr. Popular

Son of Looniversity Daze

Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool

Fairy Tales for the 90's

Who Bopped Bugs Bunny?

Tiny Toon Music Television

The Return to the Acme Acres Zone

The Acme Home Shopping Show

Weirdest Story Ever Told

Viewer Mail Day

Son of the Wacko World of Sports

Pollution Solution

You Asked for It Again

Brave Tales of Real Rabbits

How Sweetie It Is

New Character Day

Here's Hamton

No Toon is an Island

K-ACME TV

High Toon
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