With characteristic flair, Bugs Bunny lent a hand to Buster and Babs as they launched their new show.

With unwavering confidence, Plucky Duck declared to his alien visitors that he represented the ideal example of Earthly life.

The familiar presence of Buster and Babs has vanished, supplanted instead by the whirling spectacle of the Comedy Wheel.

Plucky attempted a bit of trickery during a mathematics examination. Meanwhile, Sylvester tasked poor Furrball with the job of capturing a mouse, and a rather colorful rooster enlisted Buster’s assistance in his pursuit of a romantic encoun…

The weight room feels overwhelming for Buster, while Dizzy finally finds a measure of fairness. Meanwhile, Babs’s actions inadvertently push her friends to distance themselves.

The familiar fields of Acme Acres were behind her now as Babs departed.

The tenacious Duck submitted his screenplay to Hollywood.

With determined resolve, Buster and Babs ventured forth to retrieve Hamton and Plucky, trapped within a fissure opened by the recent earthquake, hoping also to uncover the cause of the unsettling tremors that had shaken the land.

The show playfully parodies *Howdy Doody* in “Buster Bunny Bunch,” the timeless chase between the Road Runner and Wiley Coyote in “Bag That Bunny,” the extravagance of Robin Leach’s television program in “Lifestyles Of The Rich And Rotten,”…

The mischievous spirit of Buster returns to plague Montana Max after he carelessly collapses a house upon the rabbit in “Home Wrecker.” Elmyra’s pet-of-the-month club brings an unexpected vampire bat into the mix in “Fang You Very Much.” An…

In “Awful Orphan,” Elmyra takes Sneezer home after finding him abandoned on her doorstep. Plucky attempts to thwart Montana’s plans in “The Re-Return Of The Toxic Revenger,” and a loyal dog works to shield a clutch of baby chicks from the l…

In a playful reimagining of “An American Tail,” a tiny flea embarks on a daring quest to reunite with his kin.

Driven by an urgent purpose, Buster embarked on a mission to halt the unsettling genetic experiments conducted by the notorious Dr. Gene Splicer.

In “K-9 Kitty,” Furrball adopts the guise of a canine to encounter a pair, both visually impaired, with a distinct aversion to felines. Later, in “Aroma Amore,” a streak of paint adorning his back proves irresistible to Fifi.

This collection offers a darkly humorous twist on classic television, featuring tales like “A Walk On The Flip Side,” where a man from Montana with an intense aversion to rabbits finds himself transformed into one; “A Bacon Strip,” in which…

In "Whining Out," Hamton escorts Plucky and the Bunnys to an elegant dining establishment. Max attempts to deceive Buster in "Paper Trained," while Babs confronts smokers in "Butt Out.”

It was entirely by accident that Buster brought a dinosaur into being.

A spirited rivalry erupted as competing cartoon crews fought for control of Acme Loo’s annual prom.

Elmyra has caught Buster, and now he faces the daunting task of escaping her affectionate confinement.

Buster and Babs perused the extensive film listings at their neighborhood cinema, among them “Superbabs,” “Duck Trek,” and “Pasadena Jones.”

Determined as ever, Plucky attempted to repair the manipulated “request day” contraption.

Max engineered Buster’s downfall, resulting in his imprisonment, accompanied by his attorney, Plucky.

Hamton was a reporter driven by an insistent question: what did Montana Max mean when he spoke the word “Acme”? He pursued this query, determined to unravel its significance.

The Bunnys contemplated instinct, and their place within the broader tapestry of the wild things around them.

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Dizzy and Hamton comprise “The Odd Pair,” while Plucky confronts Monty’s contaminating factory in "The Return of the Toxic Avenger," and Hamton steadfastly maintains his restrictive diet in "A Little Slice of Horror.”

With characteristic spirit, Hamton and the Bunnys embarked on a European tour.

In “Tennis The Menace,” Bjorn Bunny outsmarts Max’s attempt to fix the tennis tournament. Then, in “Bleacher Bummer,” Dizzy and Furrball try to trick Arnold, while the Vanderbunnys impart a valuable lesson to Roderick and Rhubella in "Minia…

When the rain keeps them indoors, the restless characters stir up mischief. In “Rent A Friend,” Max’s delivery of a companionship service brings an unexpected confrontation with someone from his past. Babs drifts off to sleep in “Bunny Daze…

Barbara found herself yearning for an exemplar, a woman to look up to and emulate.

The characters attempt to liberate the fantastical beings of Wackyland held captive within a traveling circus sideshow.

In "Love Among the Toons," Concord steps in to handle matters of the heart, much like Cupid himself. “Elmyra’s Spring Cleaning” finds Elmyra exuberantly overdoing her chores, while "That's Incredibly Stupid" pits Plucky and Dizzy against ea…

In “Piece of Mind,” Calamity Coyote experiences a sudden rush of memories. In “Class Cut-Up,” Hamton avoids the unpleasant task of dissecting a frog during class. And in “Rear Window Pain,” a listless Plucky passes the time by peering throu…

In “Turtle Hurdle,” Tyrone Turtle faces the challenge of crossing a busy highway to evade Elmyra. Then, in "Drooley Davey," Elmyra’s babysitting duties go hilariously wrong, and in "Go Fetch," the cheerful dog Barky Marky finds his enthusia…

Determined to pass his class, Plucky constructed a time machine.

With characteristic haste, Plucky scrambled to complete his Animation 101 assignment just before the deadline.

The characters find themselves taking on part-time employment. The Bunny siblings work at a fast-food restaurant, where they are tasked with serving Max in “Buster’s Guide to Part-Time Jobs.” Meanwhile, Hamton, a toy salesman, lends a hand …

In "Scentimental Pig," a scientist accidentally releases a flavor enhancer that triggers intense hunger across Hamton. Sweetie engineers Furrball’s desire for “Pit Bullied,” while Plucky the Toxic Revenger launches an assault on Max's facto…

The Bunnys journeyed into Plucky’s mind, finding themselves face to face with a character dressed as a superhero, recounting tales of his exploits in “Bat’s All Folks.” Later, in “Wild Takes Class,” Plucky found himself frozen in that pecul…

Despite Acme Loo’s losing record throughout the season, the spirited Perfecto children remain resolute in their determination to see their team claim victory in this match.

In "Buster's Guide to Dating," Buster and Babs invent the rules as their date unfolds. In "Love Stinks," Fifi mistakes a tarred-and-feathered Calamity for a skunk. And in "The Dating Game," Elmyra searches for romance.

In “The Learning Principal,” Buster’s friends fret over his well-being after he’s directed to the principal’s office; Sweetie searches for Bookworm in “Eating Between The Lines”; and Plucky encounters Elmyra when he pretends to be unwell in…

A wave of nervous energy rippled through the classroom as Granny began her pop quiz, doling out extra homework as penalties for incorrect responses in "One Minute Till Three.” In “Sticky Feathers Duck,” Plucky impulsively snatched a candy b…

The stage is set for a clash between Hamton and Montana Max.

The characters embarked on a quest to rescue a stolen baby whale and bring retribution upon whoever had taken it.

When the most sought-after boy in school connects Dizzy to a device that reshapes personalities, he becomes the ideal companion as “Dapper Diz.” Elsewhere, Hamton’s cherished imaginary friends unexpectedly morph into a source of irritation …

Consumed by guilt, Plucky descends into madness in “Plucky’s Dastardly Deed.” In “Open And Shut Case,” Hamton finds himself increasingly exasperated by his remarkably intelligent locker, and in “C Flat Or B Sharp?” Plucky, Buster, and Hamto…

In "Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool," Hamton attempts to gain entry to an exclusive dance club; then, in "Slugfest," Plucky and Hamton stage a humorous take on "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"; and finally, “Venison Anyone?” finds Max pursuing a …

In “Bunnochio,” Buster is taken for a living doll, and Elmyra takes on the role of Goldilocks in “Bear Necessities.”

Accused of abducting Bugs Bunny, Daffy finds himself unjustly imprisoned. Now, it’s up to the little Toons to orchestrate a daring escape and uncover the truth behind the baffling crime.

Max delivers Motown classics, Buster playfully mocks the Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and Babs brings her own spin to “Respect” in this affectionate send-up of MTV.

Another Zone broadcast arrived, and this time, Babs was involved. *Real Kids Don’t Eat Broccoli: Buster* introduces us to a private detective of the future who is commissioned to locate a woman’s missing androids. His investigation leads hi…

Buster and Babs present a lively home shopping program, brimming with short segments. In "Oh, For Art's Sake," Plucky finds himself needing an art project and, rather ingeniously, freezes the chaotic flurry of a dog and cat brawl using his …

Buster and Babs enjoyed a lively afternoon at the Acme Looniversity Library, though their exuberance drew the considerable displeasure of the booming librarian, Foghorn Leghorn. Elsewhere, Robin Hare presented "Robin Hood," a spirited adapt…

Buster and Babs respond to letters from their devoted audience. In "Pluck of the Irish," Plucky and Hampton spend a night within an ancient Irish castle, hoping to dispel a mournful banshee.

Welcome back to The Wacko World of Sports! Our latest offering, "Buster at the Bat," takes playful inspiration from the classic poem “Casey at the Bat,” but delivers a surprising conclusion. Prepare yourselves – Buster hits a home run just …

The masked vigilante, Toxic Revenger, confronts those who carelessly discard their trash; a vibrant rainforest flourishes nearby; and the unsettling presence of industrial waste lingers within the strange realm of Wackyland.

Buster delays what he should be doing; Elmyra finds herself trapped inside a shopping mall; one small ant develops a dislike for sweetness.

Buster, Babs, and Max staged their own take on Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty. Following this, Buster, playing the role of a knight, was tasked with rescuing Babs, portraying a damsel in distress.

The eagle mistakenly believes he is Sweetie’s sire. Sweetie took offense when Furrball refused to consume her. Later, she entertained the audience in a performance inspired by Poe’s celebrated raven.

Numerous fresh faces were considered for roles, among them The Roches – a trio of singing sisters portraying roaches inhabiting Hamton’s kitchen. Following this, Plucky experiences a dream where he becomes a private investigator.

Plucky and Buster devised a scheme to elicit from Hamton a laugh of such force it would send milk spurting from his nostrils. Later, a broadcast on the television instilled in Plucky the notion that Hamton was, in fact, a fugitive from just…

Driven by dreams of riches, Buster, Babs, Hamton, and Plucky set out on a quest for treasure, heedless of cautions concerning a formidable, jealous presence.

Buster and Babs seized control of the television station.

Lost within the silent streets of a deserted mining town, Buster and Babs found themselves caught amidst a gang of ruthless coyote bandits.