Dr. Scratchansniff employs every available method to temper the Warners' excessive exuberance, for they are simply irrepressible in their antics.

Echoing the playful rhythm of Harry Belafonte’s “Banana Boat Song,” the Warners and Dr. Scratchansniff deliver a whimsical account of their complicated connection.

Following a gentle nod to the beloved classic, “Goodnight Moon,” this segment bids each of the Animaniacs a peaceful slumber.

With a lively flourish, Yakko launches into a spirited rendition of the “Mexican Hat Dance,” delivering a rapid-fire catalog of every nation on Earth.

While scouting in Switzerland, the Warner brothers found themselves attempting to peddle cookies to Albert Einstein. In a remarkable turn of events, their efforts inadvertently led him toward a crucial insight – a formula concerning the rel…

Driven by ambition, Brain entered the trivia competition *Gyp-Parody!*, hoping to secure the funds needed for the last component of a device he was constructing – a device with decidedly global aspirations.

The Warner family presents a musical celebration of the works of Gilbert and Sullivan.

Slappy and Skippy Squirrel busily collected nuts from Doug the Dog's yard.

With a song guiding his way, Yakko takes us on a journey across the cosmos, narrating the wonders of each galaxy we encounter.

The Warner family lent their assistance to Michelangelo in the creation of the frescoes adorning the Sistine Chapel.

To earn the name of Goodfeather, Squit faced his trial – he had to procure sustenance.

Should prospective international investors desire an audience with the eccentric Warner siblings, the studio head instructs Dr. Scratchansniff to tame the unruly group.

With his secretary unexpectedly absent due to illness, Plotz engaged the services of the Warner agency.

When Mindy’s lollipop became hopelessly wedged against the side of a passing mail truck, Buttons instinctively moved to shield her, determined to ensure her safety.

Doctor Scratchansniff attempted to subdue the Warners’ chaotic energy with hypnosis, hoping to render them more subdued. The attempt proved unsuccessful, prompting him to inquire as to their very nature. This question elicited a flurry of o…

A disturbance broke out during a piano recital at Carnegie Hall, courtesy of the Warner siblings.

A streetwise feline and an innocent dog formed an unlikely alliance, determined to break free from the confines of the city animal shelter.

The Warner family found themselves facing a particularly unpleasant proprietor at a local sweet shop. He seemed determined to be disagreeable, meting out smiles as sparingly as he dispensed licorice whips, and radiating an air of general di…

Slappy Squirrel was attempting to persuade Skippy that “Bumbie’s Mom” hadn’t truly perished in the celebrated film, clinging stubbornly to the belief that she simply hadn't.

Driven by a thirst for understanding life's profound questions, the Warner family journeyed toward Tibet, hoping to find wisdom with a renowned spiritual teacher.

Under cover of secrecy, Pinky and The Brain managed to slip into a gathering of global dignitaries high in the Swiss Alps, their audacious plan: to seize control of the world.

Through an extraordinary twist of ancestry, Yakko unexpectedly finds himself crowned “King Yakko” of Anvilania.

The emergence of modern art can be traced to the moment the Warner siblings played a pivotal role in helping Pablo Picasso define his own unique artistic voice.

A spirited musical reimagining of Victor Hugo’s *Les Misérables* finds Runt escaping from Le Pound in a desperate bid to rescue Rita and the Miserable Cats.

The Warners tried to purchase the seller’s garage during the legendary Garage Sale of the Century.

In a vibrant, musical parody echoing “West Side Story,” two rival factions—the Goodfeathers and the Sparrows—clash for control of a treasured statue: a likeness of film legend Martin Scorsese.

Fleeing Ralph, the Warner brothers found themselves unexpectedly employed by a film director known for his work with Jerry Lewis, an arrangement that quickly sparked a conflict of comedic sensibilities. The situation escalated rapidly until…

The Hip Hippos managed perfectly well without their housekeeper.

With a mischievous glint in her eye, Slappy Squirrel climbed into her automobile and turned the key, the familiar opening chords of “The Little Old Lady (from Pasadena)” filling the air. And so began a leisurely drive, full of unexpected tu…

A parking ticket brought Dr. Scratchansniff to legal proceedings, where he was represented before the court by the firm Warner, Warner and Warner.

Drawn by a playful kitten, Mindy darted into a hazardous construction zone, and Buttons frantically struggled to reach her.

The Warner family found themselves spirited away by extraterrestrials, transported onto the gleaming interior of an alien vessel – and it was there that their characteristic mischief began to irk their captors.

Driven by an unsettling ambition, Brain devised a plan to seize control—a scheme predicated on manipulating humanity through manufactured fear. He intended to orchestrate a global crisis, convincing people that extraterrestrial forces were …

The studio brought in a new instructor, Miss Flamiel, to work with the Warner children. Yet, despite her considerable efforts, she found herself consistently thwarted, achieving no progress whatsoever in their education.

Slappy attended a grand banquet given in her name, there to accept a prestigious award. Unbeknownst to her, three former adversaries – Walter Wolf, Sid the Squid, and the remarkably dimwitted Beanie the Bison – were secretly plotting retrib…

With a sudden, resonant rumble, Wakko released a performance of Johann Strauss's *The Blue Danube*.

While working as chimney sweeps, the Warner siblings—Yakko, Wakko, and Dot—managed to thoroughly exasperate Ludwig van Beethoven, inadvertently sparking a creative surge that would ultimately inform his Fifth Symphony.

In Italy during the 1690s, a luthier known as Stradivarius found himself with a stray cat—a creature he named Rita. He kept her for a practical purpose: to provide the essential catgut needed in the making of his celebrated violins.

At the dawn of the twentieth century in Russia, Brain hatched a scheme to dominate the globe, intending to achieve this through the theft of the nation’s crown jewels. However, their ambitious plot faced an unexpected complication: both Bra…

In New York City, Chicken Boo was mistakenly identified as a ballerina and found herself performing in a production of Tchaikovsky’s *Swan Lake*.

A throbbing toothache kept Rasputin from his usual hypnotic work with Tsar Nicholas. His misfortune, however, was compounded by the fact that the Warners were attending to his dental needs.

On a trip to Sweden, the Warner siblings found themselves in an unfortunate encounter with Death, who attempted to claim young Wakko’s life after he indulged in an excessive number of Swedish meatballs during a competition. Determined to re…

Driven by a desire for something fresh and stylish, Flavio and Marita set off for New York, hoping to discover their next home.

The flicker of a candle leads us through a significant evening in America’s past.

Aboard a train bound for Gettysburg, the Warner family found themselves assisting President Abraham Lincoln in composing the initial lines of what would become his immortal address.

During a Jeopardy! round in Miss Flamiel’s class, Wakko was challenged to identify all fifty states and their capitals. However, rather than phrasing his response as a question, he delivered his answer as a song, cheerfully set to the melod…

A case of mistaken identity led to Chicken Boo being confused with the famed frontiersman, Davy Omelette. This fortunate misunderstanding resulted in him assisting several groups of pioneers who were under attack from a formidable bear.

The studio was hemorrhaging money thanks to a wildly extravagant director, prompting Plotz to dispatch the Warners and contain the damage.

The Goodfeathers were engaged as stunt performers for The Boids. Determined to hold onto their positions, they soon discovered that filming proved far more challenging than anticipated.

As a serpent slithered forward, attempting to seize the fruit and lure them toward transgression, Slappy intervened, shielding Adam and Eve from partaking of the apple within the Garden of Eden.

Aboard the aircraft, the Warner family's boisterousness grated on the nerves of a notoriously frugal man named Ivan Blosky, who found himself seated beside them due to an unfortunate glitch in the seating system.

The Warners’ song playfully lists the components found within an ice cream carton and a chocolate bar.

Drawn by a fluttering butterfly, Mindy darted into a rainforest slated for logging, and Buttons, ever watchful, followed close behind, instinctively striving to keep her safe.

While scavenging amongst the refuse piled high on an old barge, Bobby and Squit found themselves needing to assist Pesto. The unfortunate fellow had become entangled – his head firmly trapped – within a plastic ring from a six-pack.

Driven by his latest scheme to conquer the globe, Brain now intends to pilfer every ounce of gold held within Fort Knox.

Drawn together by affection, a male moth and a female butterfly journeyed toward the city—a course of events that would ultimately lead to ruin.

Detective Warners embarked on a cruise ship, pursuing Marita’s vanished jewel amongst a collection of decidedly peculiar individuals.

Cleopatra took Rita as her own, and Runt intervened, rescuing her just as she was chosen for sacrifice.

The Warners present a distinctive take on William Shakespeare’s *A Midsummer Night’s Dream*.

A number of legendary figures from Hollywood’s golden age recount their experiences dealing with the Warner brothers, and share a surprising detail: Milton Berle harbored a distinct dislike for Yakko.

It’s an aged, monochrome Warner cartoon depicting Dot's whimsical pursuit: she ventures directly inside a movie theater, hoping to discover her ideal gentleman within its flickering images.

Lost in the suspense of a chilling science fiction film, Wakko consumed far too much soda and frantically searched for an unoccupied restroom. Having located a suitable facility within his overstuffed carry-on, his simple need quickly escal…

King Arthur summoned the Warner family, tasking them with a perilous mission: to rescue Camelot from the terror of a dragon.

The renowned Greek playwright Aristotle finds himself attempting to secure prize money and accolades on “You Risk Your Life,” a game show presided over by the energetic Yakko.

A tossed aluminum can ignited a spiraling, silent feud between Slappy and Candie Chipmunk, her relentlessly self-assured neighbor.

To secure financing for his latest ambitious plan, Brain enters the Kentucky Derby, masquerading as the world’s smallest and lightest jockey. However, Pinky’s interference unexpectedly reshapes the course of the race. This marks the first a…

The Warners stand as guardians, shielding the mythic whale, Moby-Dick, from the relentless fury of Captain Ahab.

In the days of stone and shadow, young Mindy, a girl of the caves, found herself in a scrape, only to be saved by Buttons.

Dust devils danced across the parched earth as Chicken Boo reluctantly accepted the mantle of sheriff, finding himself abruptly thrust into the heart of a landscape echoing with the stark drama of a classic Western.

Once more adrift, the Warners found themselves cast into the blazing domain of Hades, inadvertently condemning even Satan to an eternity of suffering.

The first Minerva Mink sketch found her steeped in a quiet sadness, resisting the clumsy advances of the awkward Wilfred Wolf. Yet, when the full moon ascended, it unleashed a primal nature within them both, revealing a wildness that lay hi…

Echoing the spirit of Tim Burton’s *Edward Scissorhands*, this story follows Mr. Skullhead—a familiar face originally from *Tiny Toon Adventures*—as he's taken in by a suburban family and discovers a place to belong.

Seeking the familiar landscape of their family's origins in Pennsylvania—for it was their parents who first charted their course—the Warner family found themselves instead before the imposing estate of Count Dracula, nestled deep within Tra…

Rita and Runt found themselves pursued by a deranged female scientist, obsessed with acquiring the simpleton dog’s brain for her unsettling research.

Having seen Madame Bruntvin’s dramatic outburst shatter their beloved stained-glass window, the Warner siblings devised a series of playful, mischievous parodies inspired by *Carmen*, each one aimed squarely at the formidable opera singer.

As the Nazi forces swept across Poland, Rita and Runt aided a young girl in finding her father, carefully navigating around the advancing soldiers—and a particularly persistent dachshund named Newt.

A resounding burp punctuated Wakko's performance of *Dance of the Hours*.

The Warners endured what felt like an eternity, trapped in the most tedious, relentlessly one-sided conversation imaginable, thanks to a man named Francis “Pip” Pumphandle (played by Ben Stein). They’d met him at a party, and his drone-like…

Yakko launches into a song detailing the planets of our solar system. As he concludes his performance, Wakko gently reminds him of an omission, setting off a moment suggestive enough to be considered one of the program’s more subtle jokes.

Within the confines of their space colony lived Buttons and Mindy. When Mindy darted off in pursuit of a stray ball, Buttons instinctively followed close behind.

A recurring joke in the episode involves Wakko suffering from a series of bizarre ailments, each stemming from cartoon imagery somehow residing within him.

Noah, bearing a striking resemblance to and speaking with the cadence of comedian Richard Lewis, received divine instruction: he was to construct an ark in preparation for a great flood, and to collect pairs of every animal imaginable—among…

Chicken Boo, a celebrated performer, achieved a memorable cinematic moment—a pivotal romantic kiss—while concealing a remarkable secret: he was, in fact, a colossal chicken. Remarkably, this comedic sketch even dared to use the term “sexies…

A fit of the hiccups seized Squit, prompting his fellow Goodfeathers to devise various methods in an attempt to make them disappear.

Mr. Plotz engaged a clown – a performer reminiscent of Jerry Lewis’s Mr. Director, both in appearance and manner – to entertain at Wakko's birthday party. However, he soon discovered from Dr. Scratchansniff that Wakko shared his own deep-se…

Driven by ambitions of global control, the Brain adopted the persona of a rising country-western star, intending to weave hypnotic suggestions into his performances. Yet, his ascent to stardom was constantly jeopardized; Pinky persistently …

The Warners are pleased to share that this installment promises an unusual twist, as familiar characters find themselves in unexpected pairings.

With schemes of global conquest swirling in his mind, Brain kept a watchful eye on Mindy’s antics. Following this came a brief interlude, a sketch entitled “Pinky and the Cat,” wherein Pinky was unexpectedly and completely engulfed by his c…

Runt and Pesto were taken in by a kindly elderly woman, though she harbored a distinct dislike for pigeons.

Katie Ka-Boom’s debut finds her learning a rather startling truth: her current boyfriend turns out to be a colossal chicken—specifically, one known as Chicken Boo.

The Warner siblings—Bugs, Daffy, Porky, and with Lola taking Dot’s usual spot—paid a call on the eccentric ruler known as Sodarn Insane, a figure clearly inspired by Saddam Hussein.

Following scathing reviews of her work on a popular television program – presented by the film critics Hiskel and Egbert, clear send-ups of Siskel & Ebert – Slappy resolves to exact revenge. His plan unfolds in two stages: first, he enginee…

The Warners operate as a steadfast shield, much like the famed Three Musketeers, safeguarding Louis VIII against the looming menace known only as “the Viper.”

The Goodfeathers, a flock of specially trained carrier pigeons, found themselves compelled to carry a vital message across the ravaged landscape of a First World War battlefield.

The Warner family’s plans for a relaxing summer camp vacation took a sharp turn when they mistakenly found themselves enrolled in rigorous military basic training. The result was a whirlwind of disarray, bewildered expressions, and the cons…

The Confederate forces of the Civil War were under the command of a man known as Chicken Boo.

Consumed by ambition, Pinky and The Brain found themselves utterly “Spellbound” as they tried to harness the power within Merlin’s ancient grimoire – a desperate gamble in their ongoing quest for global domination.

Rita and Runt discovered a cluster of tiny creatures, undeniably puppies, huddled close to a stray cat who seemed to be acting as their mother.

As Yakko delivers a passage from Shakespeare’s *Hamlet*, Wakko takes on the role of Horatio, diligently excavating with a shovel, while Dot provides a running translation.

While Wakko played the piano inside the water tower, his gloves suddenly detached and embarked on a separate, unexpected journey.

On Ned Flat’s chaotic game show, “Quiz Me Quick,” the Warner siblings subjected him to a relentless barrage of antics, driving the poor man steadily toward distraction.

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During the nineteen fifties, Pinky and the Brain secured roles within the ensemble of *Time for Meany*, a children’s puppet program, with the calculated intention of subtly shaping the burgeoning baby-boom generation—hoping they would one d…

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Local television news anchor Dan Anchorman sparked a series of increasingly awkward moments when he declined to tip the Warner brothers for their lunch service. The resulting scene was broadcast live and subsequently re-aired, though with s…

Driven by a desire to win the admiration of a young woman, Bobby dedicated himself to rigorous training for an upcoming bout—a formidable opponent being a large, powerful bird. The sketch drew heavily on the familiar tropes and dramatic int…

The Warners found themselves sharing a forum appearance with Cappy “Cap” Barnhouse, a veteran animator from Warner Bros., and a rather unfortunate pattern began to emerge: as he drifted into recollections of his years at the studio, he woul…

Seeking a jolt to their monotonous routines, the Hip Hippos embarked upon a risky holiday.

Charlton “Baynarts” Woodchuck found himself unexpectedly employed in a Hollywood film, an opportunity that came at a steep price; he sustained serious injuries during production.

The runt was taken in, unexpectedly finding himself responsible for a warren of rabbits. Meanwhile, Rita’s duties were reduced to tracking and catching rats.

With playful determination, Buttons pursued Mindy as she darted through the sprawling landscape of a landfill and recycling center, desperate to recover her beloved, well-worn doll—a cherished toy mistakenly discarded amongst the refuse.

In their search for a suitable birthday gift for Dr. Scratchansniff at the shopping mall, the Warners found themselves repeatedly accosted by two determined women conducting surveys, who insisted on questioning them about beans and George W…

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The Warners’ songs explore the realm of sensation—the familiar five, alongside a host of lesser-known perceptions.

Driven by ambition, Brain had long plotted global conquest; yet, for a single evening, he relinquished those grand designs in an attempt to charm Billie, a newly arrived laboratory mouse of striking white fur. It proved a humbling endeavor,…

To Rita’s astonishment, a research gorilla took her in, as if she were his own; meanwhile, Runt slept soundly, oblivious to it all.

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The Warner family collaborated with Queen Elizabeth II on the extensive restoration of Windsor Castle following the devastating fire of 1992.

The courtroom proceedings centered around Slappy, accused of attacking Walter Wolf – though it was he who had initiated the violence. Her acquittal brought no peace; instead, Walter erupted in a brutal assault upon her lawyer, a man reveale…

The Native American Wampanoag guarded their cherished turkey, Mr. Gobble, against the intentions of Myles Standish, who desired him as the centerpiece of his Thanksgiving celebration.

Freshly emerged from its shell, a fledgling instinctively sought its mother, but lost in a world of unfamiliar sights and sounds, it began to follow something else entirely: a sleek, dark silhouette cutting across the sky – an F-117A Nighth…

The Warner family found themselves delightfully entertained at a local video store, where the film cover illustrations seemed to shimmer with an unexpected vitality—a whimsical echo, perhaps, of the classic Looney Tunes short, *Book Revue*.

Driven by their familiar ambition, Pinky and the Brain journeyed to the very beginning of time, intending to subtly shape the development of mice. Their goal: to bestow upon their species advantageous traits, granting them a decisive edge o…

At their local Italian restaurant, a spirited verbal sparring match unfolded between the Warner family and Don Pepperoni—a notorious figure modeled after the iconic Don Vito Corleone.

The Warners lend their voices to songs celebrating Lake Titicaca.

With hopeful hearts, Rita and Runt secreted themselves aboard a vessel bound for Florida; however, their journey took an unexpected turn, depositing them instead in the stark beauty of the Arctic. It was there, amidst the ice and snow, that…

Slappy began recounting a tale to Skippy – a scheme hatched within the studio itself. It involved delivering Christmas gifts to the Warner brothers, with poor Ralph the guard reluctantly stepping into the role of Santa Claus.

Adopting the guise of a jovial Santa Claus for a local department store, Chicken Boo went to considerable lengths to maintain his deception.

With a booming burp, Wakko launched into a spirited rendition of “Jingle Bells.”

In a playful send-up of Tom and Jerry’s chaotic antics, the Warner siblings wreak havoc throughout a bustling toy store.

With a sweeping melody, Yakko delivers a song exploring the immense gulf between a single individual and the boundless expanse of the cosmos.

This is a Warner Brothers adaptation of Charles Dickens’ *A Christmas Carol*, featuring the Warners themselves in the roles of the three ghosts, and Thaddeus Plotz portraying Ebenezer Scrooge.

This is a fresh telling of the story of Jesus’s birth, interwoven with beloved Christmas carols. The Warner family, portraying humble shepherds, offer their unique interpretation of “We Three Kings of Orient Are,” and infuse “The Little Dru…

The Warners found themselves whisked skyward by an enormous beanstalk, landing in a realm ruled by a ravenous giant – a fellow known as Ralph the Guard. Determined to avoid becoming his dinner, they devised a plan, relentlessly badgering hi…

Slappy's surprise came in the form of Daniel Boone, a frontiersman with plans to fell her ancient tree for the timber needed to construct his home.

The elevator shuddered to a halt, trapping Wakko and Dr. Scratchansniff within its confines for what stretched into several long hours.

A tiny trailer found itself battling the fury of approaching tornadoes, all while desperately evading the relentless reach of a hungry excavator.

Recent research into vocal performance reveals that Brain is replicating the dramatic breakdown seen in Orson Welles’s celebrated television advertisement for frozen peas.

What began as a pleasant evening for Dr. Scratchansniff at a drive-in theater quickly spiraled into chaos with the unexpected arrival of the Warners.

The Girlfeathers, companions to the Goodfeathers, sought a moment apart and set off for the Grand Canyon; yet the boys pursued them relentlessly throughout their journey.

Dot launched into a song celebrating her own charm, and as she sang, her brothers’ smiles began to subtly fade, replaced by an increasingly weary patience.

During the latter years of the nineteenth century, Brain consumed Dr. Jekyll’s concoction as a component of an elaborate plot intended to seize control of the British Empire, and ultimately, the entire globe.

Consumed by frustration and heartache, Minerva made a point of avoiding Newt, a relentlessly cheerful dachshund whose intentions seemed alarmingly possessive – whether he wished to hold her captive or simply claim her as his own.

In the midst of California’s frenzied gold rush of the 1840s, the Warners suffered a devastating loss when a prospector known as Jake absconded with their entire fortune. Driven by this injustice, they resolved to exact retribution.

We follow the journey—the ups and downs—of a sheet of shimmering gold wrapping paper.

Humming softly to herself, Dot searched for a haven where she could read undisturbed. Her quest led her on an exploration across the globe, seeking out a truly tranquil spot.

In Germany, the Warner family performed “The International Friendship Song” alongside their friend, Professor Otto von Schnitzelpusskrankengescheitmeir.

Driven by ambition, a man devised an elaborate scheme, formulating a peculiar substance he presented on television infomercials as part of his grand design for global domination.

With delighted abandon, Buttons pursued Mindy through the streets of Paris, her laughter echoing as she desperately reached for a wayward balloon.

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The 1942 Warner Brothers film serves as a showcase for the studio's contributions to the war effort at home.

High in the branches of an enormous tree, standing sentinel in the heart of Nebraska, Rita found herself trapped. A wave of dizziness washed over her, fueled by a paralyzing fear of heights, while below, Runt barked his insistent greeting.

With a flourish, Wakko presented a sprawling, outlandish contraption—a veritable Rube Goldberg machine—culminating in the sudden release of a whoopee cushion's characteristic sound.

With characteristic flair, Brain has announced his candidacy for President of the United States, a move that forms just one element in his elaborate scheme to dominate the globe.

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In a classic Warner cartoon, the familiar trio find employment at a bustling bakery, only to be overcome by an irresistible urge to sample every delectable treat within reach. Their efforts are constantly thwarted, however, by the stern and…

The year was 1969 when Slappy and Skippy set off for their summer cottage nestled in Woodstock, New York—only to discover they’d arrived squarely within the heart of the legendary Woodstock Music Festival.

The Warners were eager for their chance to perform at a children’s karaoke event, yet their plans were delayed by Willie Slakmer and his relentlessly unremarkable singing.

Driven by a desperate need for acknowledgment, Pinky and the Brain adopted the personas of a dynamic superhero duo, echoing the familiar style of Batman and Robin.

The beloved Chicken Boo takes center stage in a playful send-up of the classic James Bond adventures.

The Warners found themselves trapped on a children’s program facing their greatest fear: Baloney, a colossal, dimwitted orange dinosaur (clearly inspired by Barney). And yet, despite any torment or indignity the family inflicted upon him, B…

People regard Mindy and Buttons as something akin to heroes.

A serious error in judgment occurred when Katie’s father let her take the wheel and drive the family car back from wherever they were.

With a mischievous grin, Slappy led Skippy on a Halloween adventure through the quiet streets, a route carefully chosen to pass by each and every house belonging to her former adversaries.

In colonial Salem, Rita and Runt found themselves pursued by a zealous judge convinced of Rita’s witchcraft.

Dot, Hello Nurse, and Slappy performed the iconic trio of witches’ scene from Act Four of *Macbeth*, with Yakko providing the translation. They then concocted a wicked-looking potion, which unexpectedly resulted in the appearance of Mr. Dir…

Pesto was tasked with watching his sister Sasha’s precious egg, yet it soon began to tumble and roll its way across the entire town.

Mindy and Buttons were merfolk dwelling beneath the waves, and Mindy, true to habit, drifted away on her own.

A simple oversight on Katie’s father’s part meant a message from one of her friends went unreceived.

Dr. Scratchansniff led a group therapy session for the Warner siblings and Elmyra Duff, though Elmyra’s antics quickly tested their patience. Desperate to escape, the Warners sought refuge with Buttons and Mindy, cleverly arranging for Elmy…

Determined to undergo cosmetic enhancement, Slappy sought out a surgeon for plastic surgery. However, Walter, with mischievous intent, attempted to tamper with her features.

Hollywood's brightest gathered to mark sixty-five years of Warner Bros. and its beloved matriarch, Dot.