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Follow the adventures of a group of young cartoon characters who attend the Acme Looniversity to become the next generation of characters from the Looney Tunes series.
Bugs Bunny helps Buster and Babs pull together their new series.
Plucky Duck tells aliens he is a perfect earth specimen.
Buster and Babs are replaced by the Wheel of Comedy.
Plucky tries to cheat on a math exam; Sylvester gives Furrball an assignment to catch a mouse; a swearing Rooster asks Buster to help him get a date with Shirley.
Buster is intimidated at the gym; Dizzy gets some justice; Babs drives her friends away.
Babs leaves Acme Acres.
Plucky Duck plugs his script in Hollywood.
Buster and Babs set out to set out to rescue Hamton and Plucky from a crevice left by an earthquake and discover the source of the recent tremblings of the ground.
The gang spoofs Howdy Doody in "Buster Bunny Bunch," the Roadrunner/Wiley Coyote competition in "Bag That Bunny," Robin Leach in "Lifestyles Of The Rich And Rotten" and classic al music in "The Anvil Chorus."
Buster's poltergeist comes back to haunt Montana Max after he drops a house on the rabbit in "Home Wrecker." Elmyra's pet-of-the-month club delivers a vampire bat in "Fang You Very Much." And Hamton faces off against a mosquito in "Easy Biter."
Elmyra adopts Sneezer when he's left on her doorstep in "Awful Orphan." Plucky tries to stop Montana in "The Re-Return Of The Toxic Revenger," and a dog tries to protect baby chickens from the prowling Furrball in "Bird-Dog Afternoon."
A flea makes a courageous journey to find his family in a spoof of "An American Tail."
Buster goes on a mission to stop the mutant experiments of Dr. Gene Splicer.
Furrball pretends to be a dog when he meets a blind couple who hates cats in "K-9 Kitty." In "Aroma Amore," a paint stripe down Furrball's back attracts Fifi.
A "Twilight Zone" spoof including "A Walk On The Flip Side," where rabbit-hating Montana wakes up as a bunny; "A Bacon Strip," in which Hamton is duped into skinny-dipping; and in "Senserely Yours, Babs," Babs loses her sense of humor.
Hamton takes Plucky and the Bunnys to a fancy restaurant in "Whining Out," Max tries to bilk Buster in "Paper Trained," and Babs fights smokers in "Butt Out."
Buster accidentally hatches a dinosaur.
The toons battle over Acme Loo's prom.
Elmyra captures Buster, who must bust out of her cuddly prison.
Buster and Babs browse the huge selection of films at their local theatre, including "Superbabs," "Duck Trek" and "Pasadena Jones."
Plucky tries to fix the rigged "request day" machine.
Max frames Buster, who gets sent to prison with his lawyer, Plucky.
Hamton is a reporter who tries to uncover the meaning of Montana Max's uttered "Acme."
The Bunnys consider instinct and their relation to the wild creatures.
A parody of "Peter And The Wolf."
Dizzy and Hamton are "The Weird Couple," Plucky takes on Monty's polluting factory in"The Return Of The Toxic Revenger" and Hamton clings to his diet in "Little Cake Of Horrors."
Plucky, Hamton and the Bunnys go abroad for a tour of Europe.
Bjorn Bunny thwarts Max's rigged tennis tournament in "Tennis The Menace." Dizzy and Furrball try to fool Arnold in "Bleacher Bummer," and the Vanderbunnys teach Roderick and Rhubella a lesson in "Miniature Goof."
The bored toons act up on a rainy day. Max's rent-a-friend delivery turns out to be an old enemy in "Rent A Friend." A napping Babs dreams in "Bunny Daze," and the Bunnys tunnel toward Aruba but make a wrong turn in "Fur-Gone Conclusion."
Babs searches for a female role model.
The toons try to free Wackyland creatures trapped in a circus sideshow.
Concord takes over Cupid's job in "Love Among The Toons." Elmyra goes wild while cleaning house in "Elmyra's Spring Cleaning" and Plucky and Dizzy battle for prizes on a humiliating game show in "That's Incredibly Stupid."
Calamaty Coyote sees his life flash before his eyes in "Piece Of Mind." Hamton wimps out of dissecting a frog in class in "Class Cut-Up." A bored Plucky uses binoculars to snoop from his hospital bed in "Rear Window Pain."
Tyrone Turtle must cross a highway to escape Elmyra in "Turtle Hurdle." Elmyra bungles her babysitting in "Drooley Davey" and friendly dog Barky Marky loses his love of fetch after playing with Elmyra in "Go Fetch."
Plucky builds a time machine to avoid failing a class.
Plucky rushes to do his Animation 101 project at the last moment.
The toons get part-time jobs. As fast-food workers the Bunnys must serve Max in "Buster's Guide To Part Time Jobs." Toy salesman Hamton assists Elmyra in "Working Pig."
A scientist spills a hunger-inducing flavor-enhancer on Hamton in "Scentimental Pig." Sweetie programs Furrball to want to eat "Pit Bullied." Plucky the Toxic Revenger attacks Max's polluting ice-cream-spoon factory in "Duck In The Muck."
The Bunnys travel through Plucky's brain and encounter a costumed Plucky relating the story of his superhero adventures in "Bat's All Folks." Plucky gets stuck in the all-eyeball state on class picture day in "Wild Takes Class."
Acme Loo's winless season is no deterence to Perfecto kids determined to ensure their team will win the game.
Buster and Babs create the rules as they go on a date in "Buster's Guide To Dating." Fifi thinks a tarred and feathered Calamity is another skunk in "Love Stinks." And Elmyra looks for love on "The Dating Game."
Buster's friends worry about his safety when he's sent to the principal's office in "The Learning Principal," Sweetie searches for Bookworm in "Eating Between The Lines" and Plucky runs into Elmyra when he fakes illness in "What's Up Nurse."
Plucky panics as Granny begins quizzing the class and handing out homework punishments for wrong answers in "One Minute Till Three." Plucky swipes a candy bar in "Sticky Feathers Duck".
Hamton faces off against Montana Max.
The toons set out to restore a kidnapped baby whale and punish its abducter.
Dizzy's transformed into the perfect friend when Mr. Popular hooks him up to a personality implanter in "Dapper Diz." Hamton's imaginary friends turns into a jerk in "A Pigment Of His Imagination."
Plucky's guilt drives him insane in "Plucky's Dastardly Deed," Hamton is frustrated by his hyper-intelligent locker in "Open And Shut Case" and Plucky, Buster and Hamton try to move a piano down from the top of a tower in "C Flat Or B Sharp?"
Hamton tries to get into a cool dance club in "Mr. Popular's Rules Of Cool," Plucky and Hamton compete in a parody of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" in "Slugfest" and Max hunts a street-smart deer in "Venison Anyone?"
Buster is mistaken for a brought-to-life toy in "Bunnochio," and Elmyra plays Goldilocks in "Bear Necessities."
Daffy is framed for the kidnapping of Bugs Bunny, and the tiny toons try to break him out of jail while solving the crime.
Max sings motown, Buster spoofs the Sorcerer's Apprentice and Babs performs "Respect" in this parody of MTV.
Another Zone show, and this time, Babs gets in the act. Real Kids Don't Eat Broccoli: Buster is a futuristic private detective who is hired to find a pretty lady's androids. This search leads him to a club where he is met by thre pretty lady and her friends. It turns out that all of the kids are eating broccoli and Buster uncovers them as the missing droids. He destroys them with a computer virus and takes the droids back to the real lady. When asked how he knew about the droids in disguise, Buster replies ""Real kids don't eat broccoli"".
Buster and Babs host a home shopping network styled show and features a lot of shorts. Oh, For Art's Sake: Plucky needs an art project done, and so he resorts to pausing all of the action of a dog and cat fight with his VCR remote and submitting it as artwork. He become very popular and opens his own gallary featuring paused-action cat and dogs. Buster discovers the remote and brings all of the fighting animals to life right in the middle of the gallery! Then, Plucky is given his just desserts when he is put in a painting with fighting cats and dogs.
Buster and Babs have fun at the Acme Looniversity Library, where they have to face the wrath of loud librarian Foghorn Leghorn. Robin Hare: This rendition of ""Robin Hood"" features Buster and his merry men fighting the Sheriff of Naughty Ham (Montana Max) to get the money back to the poor.
Buster and Babs answer mail from faithful viewers. Pluck of the Irish: Plukcy and Hamton spend the night in an Irish castle to get rid of a sad Banshee.
The Wacko World of Sports strikes again! Buster at the Bat: This episode is a parody of the famous ""Casey at the Bat"" poem with a twist ending. Buster makes a home run at the end of the game.
Toxic Revenger fights litterbugs; rain forest; toxic waste in Wackyland.
Buster procrastinates; Elmyra is locked in a mall; an ant hates sugar.
Buster, Babs and Max do a version of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Moriarity. Then Buster-as-knight must rescue damsel-in-distress Babs.
An eagle thinks he's Sweetie's father. Sweetie is insulted when Furrball declines to eat her. Sweetie performs as Poe's famous bird.
A host of new characters are auditioned, including The Roches, singing roach sisters who play in Hamton's kitchen. Then Plucky dreams he's a private eye.
Plucky and Buster try to make Hamton laugh so hard he'll snort milk out his nose. Then a television program convinces Plucky that Hamton's a wanted criminal.
Buster, Babs, Hamton and Plucky search for treasure despite warnings of a certain green-eyed monster.
Buster and Babs take over the television station.
Buster and Babs become lost in a ghost town being terrorized by coyote bandits.
Babs Bunny (voice)
Buster Bunny (voice)
Plucky Duck (voice)
Hampton J. Pig (voice)
Elmyra Duff (voice)
Montana Max (voice)
Fifi La Fume (voice)
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Shirley the Loon (voice)
Sweetie Bird (voice)
Furrball / Byron Basset (voice)
Dizzy Devil (voice)
