Air date: 10/14/90

Buster presents three adventures on how the 90's is where it's at.
Whining Out: Hamton invites Plucky, Buster and Babs to a restaurant called Attitudes, and it didn't take long for Hamton to realize his mistake.
Paper Trained: Paperboy Buster tries to get Montana Max to pay for the 5-year overdue subscription.
Butt Out: Babs tries to make Roderick and Rhubella Rat see the drawbacks of smoking.
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Rock n' Roar

Air date: 10/15/90

After Buster adopts a dinosaur, naming him Rover, (which just hatched) he tries to get him to a vegetable diet, and has to save him from Montana Max.

Prom-ise Her Anything

Air date: 10/18/90

Buster doesn't know how to dance in the prom and turns to Bugs for advice, while Elmyra tries to win over Montana Max for the Prom.
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Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow

Air date: 10/19/90

Buster tries to break out Elmyra's pets and gets caught, but not before succeeding freeing the pets and now the pets, with the help of Babs, try to free Buster.

Cinemaniacs

Air date: 10/10/90

Buster and Babs go to a movie theater, and has to avoid Montana Max (as an usher.)
SuperBabs: A Big Blob of Black is covering all of Acme Acres and the cause is Wex Wuthor (which is a bald Max.) and only SuperBabs can stop him.
Duck Trek: Plucky and his crew (in a Star Trek parody) go to Planet X to find a perfect toupee for Plucky's head.
Pasadena Jones: Buster as Pasadena Jones tries to locate the Temple of Life, and find the Secret of Life.
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You Asked for It – Part 1

Air date: 10/11/90

Buster and Babs plan a "viewer request" day, only to have it ruined by Plucky with accusations of scandal and bunny-rigging. Plucky then displays a machine that shows which character the fans want to see. Of course, Plucky is discouraged when the machine picks Buster, Babs and anybody else but him in the first two sketches.
Slight of Hare: Montana Max has a birthday party with a bunch of rent-a-friends and acts like a spoiled brat, as usual. Then Buster appears and gets even with Max for making him lose his job as a magician's rabbit.
Debutante Devil: Babs is having a relaxing vacation that gets interrupted by Dizzy Devil, with instructions from Taz to "Eat bunny". Babs gets Dizzy good with a charm school routine from heck.
Duck Out of Luck: After taking out all of the character databases from the machine, Plucky finally has his cartoon selected, but there is a catch: The viewers get to decide what happen to Plucky as they watch! The viewers have Plucky tortured by inept soldiers and then have him stomp around Acme Acres like King Kong. After all the abuse, Plucky tells the viewer that they can put whatever they want on screen, and, wouldn't you know it, the viewers split Plucky into Buster and Babs!
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Gang Busters

Air date: 10/21/90

After Max and a gang of toughies put the rap of Grand Theft Shushie Machine, Buster is sent to the clink, (along with Plucky.) and with the two in jail, how will Buster break out and make Max confess?
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Wake Up Call of the Wild

Air date: 10/17/90

Buster and Babs ponder their instincts and the call of the wild in the following sketches:
Migrant Mallard: Plucky cannot get to sleep because migrating ducks are quacking up a storm. Then, he starts to get that feeling that he has to migrate, too. He joins the flock of non-talking ducks and flies along with them. Plucky likes it at first, but then he decides to modernize the migrant ducks by taking them out of a restaurant and to the playground. When all the plans fail, Plucky decides to go back to civilization. At the end, the ducks inherited one thing from Plucky: they all have Walkmans while flying.
It's a Jungle Out There: Concord Condor wants more adventure and excitement in his life than being locked in the zoo. While the zookeeper, Arnold, is watching TV, Concord sneaks out and heads to the "wide open spaces". Then Arnold comes after him, and gets beaten up by a bear. Then Concord decides to go back to the zoo.
Kitty Cat-Astrophe: Furrball thinks of himself as a prehistoric cat as he envisions the prehistoric times in Hamton's kitchen. Of course, his overactive imagination causes Hamton to go crazy and starts chasing after Furrball.