Air date: 11/23/90

Hamton mistakenly hits Montana Max with his locker door and Max threatens to hit him. Plucky makes it even worse when he forces Hamton to have a boxing match with Max! Hamton tries to get out of the whole situation, but his friends help him out with physical and spiritual training. On the night of the fight, Hamton is sitting in Porky's prop class feeling sorry for himself, and Buster and Babs go into the ring in his place. When Hamton sees his friends get beaten up, he uses the power of his ancestors (and Porky's props) to get even with Max, who chickens out!

Whale's Tales

Air date: 11/26/90

This episode is about a little whale who gets separated from his mother. His mother is captured by Gotcha Grabmore and her octopus henchmen to make cosmetics. The baby whale is beached and who would find him but Elmyra! Buster and Babs hears the whale at Elmyra's house and takes him out of thsi animal prison and back to the wtare to rescue his mom. The rest of this episode is action packed chaos as Buster and Babs go at it with the octopuses and the seagulls and seals get into the fray as well. The episode ends happily, if not, blissful: Mother and child whale are reunited; Gotcha's being tossed around by seals and likes it; and Elmyra has a new octopus pet!

Ask Mr. Popular

Air date: 12/15/90

Buster Bunny makes his first appearance as that ever-cool and sophisticated socialite Mr. Popular. Mr. Popular shows examples on how to be a cool person in the following shorts:
Dapper Diz: Mr. Popular helps Plucky and Hamton make Dizzy more sophisticated and more collected. It seems that Dizzy is too wild and socially inept, so Mr. Popular guides Dizzy with pizza rolls to his personality chamber where Plucky and Hamton each give Dizzy their own qualities. Dizzy comes out looking clean and suave! But then, the new Dizzy turns out to be as worse as the old Dizzy because he is too snobbish and snotty for his own good. This results in him losing his friends and his sexy girlfriends, and he begs for Mr. Popular to make him the way he was. Plucky and Hamton start reminding him about all the things that Dizzy stands for, and Dizzy comes Back! There is a lesson to be learned from this: You shouldn't change you life for someone else's approval, and never go out with Dizzy's girlfriends during a commercial break!
A Pigment of His Imagination:Another cartoon of a snotty, rude character. Hamton is always picked last at his friends' games that he renounces his friendship with them. Mr. Popular appears and tells Hamton that he's his own best friend, so Hamton creates a muscular and hip character named Tad. Of course, Tad is better at everything than Hamton is and wins over his friends. Hamton is mad because Tad's purpose was to keep him company, not to bail out on him. Hamton tries to make it up to him, but Tad throws a party in the house and kicks Hamton out! While the party goes on, Tad tries to keep Hamton out of the house, and Hamton gets madder and madder. Hamton then tells them all out, and they reassure him that they still like him, even though he's picked last at games. Hamton then realizes that he doesn't need Tad after all and Tad shrinks and Sweetie eats him! Now everyone can party, in Hamton's honor!

Son on Looniversity Daze

Air date: 12/17/90

Buster and Babs do another song about Acme Looniversity and explores more facets about its classes and students.
Plucky's Dastardly Deed:Foghorn Leghorn gives out a test, and Plucky freaks out because he didn't study. His evil conscience tells him to cheat! And the perfect candidate is Egghead Junior, the smartest student at Acme Loo. Plucky then makes his way into Foghorn's desk and switches test papers. On his way home, Plucky is sure that no one caught him but the guilt sets in and everywhere he goes, he thinks that someone is calling him a cheater. That night, Plucky dreams of graduating and gets a diploma...that says "CHEATERS NEVER GRADUATE", and from there, the nightmare begins and he wakes up confessing. And then, something incredible happened: Foghorn announces that the class will take a retest because the first tests got messed up in the mud before he even looked at him! So, Plucky has another chance on a test and learns a valuable lesson about doing honest work.
Open and Shut Case:Because of his good grades, Hamton gets an electronic security Wonder locker as a reward. As Hamton uses his locker for the first time, the bell rings and he quickly places his lunch in the locker, along with the manual showing how to get it open again! At lunchtime, Hamton presses in his code and it is invalid! He then realizes that the manual is locked in the locker and Hamton has an all-out war with the Wonder locker to get his lunch out. After destroying the hallway with a magnetic crane, he finally gets his lunch out of the locker.
C Flat or B Sharp? A recital piano gets placed on the bell towers, and Yosemite Sam gets Buster, Plucky and Hamton to get it down. the trio find out that this task is easier said than done.

Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool

Air date: 12/10/90

This is like a couple episodes ago, except Mr. Popular teaches people how to be cool about themselves, crazy fads, and not dissing people.
Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool: Hamton's having a bad time fitting in because of his lack of coolness, so Mr. Popular shows Hamton the ins and outs of coolness.
Slugfest: Plucky and Hamton go to a Samurai Slug stunt show with homemade costumes. and what They didn't count on, was the Iodizer is determined to eliminate them, for Real!
Venison, Anyone? To get rid of Max, Buster tells him to hunt deer. and Montana Max agrees to the issue. so he hunts Vinnie, a young street-smart deer.

Fairy Tales for the '90's

Air date: 12/12/90

Babs as a fairy tries to display the Fairy Tales of the 90's even if it kills her. This is a great homage to the openings of "Farctured Fairy Tales" on the classic Rocky and Bullwinkle series.
Bunnochio: The Acme Toy Company is in a bit of a slump, and they call on Mr. Gepetto to make a new toy. Gepetto makes an old fashioned drumming bunny and is ostracized by the executives. That night Gepetto wishes that his toy would come to life. Coincidently, Buster burrows his way into Gepetto's factory and Geppetto thinks that his wish had come true. The next day, Buster is displayed and tells everyone off. Everyone thinks that he is a great toy, and Buster keeps telling them that he is not a toy. This gives way into a chase scene, where Buster has the executives fall into a toy-making vat. Pretty soon, the Executive wind-up toy is the hottest toy to hit toy store and Gepetto and Buster are both reaping the rewards.
Bear Necessities: This take on "The Three Bears" takes place in a small neighborhood community where the Three Bears are enjoying the luxury life of the 90's, all except the Baby Bear who wants nothing more than to be like the other ordinary little bears. The Mama Bear makes microwave porridge which is either too hot, on fire, and as Baby Bear describes "nuclear waste" as his is burned black. To keep it cool, the bears go shopping! While they're off spending, Elmyra is off chasing animals again. She comes across the bears' house and looks around for the bears. Since we already know what happens, we cut to when the bears come back and find their house in disarray. Of course, Elmyra finds them and gives them all sorts of hell. The father bear calls security and the security guards come and capture the bears instead! Now the bears are living in the Zoo, and the Baby Bear is happy.

Who Bapped Bugs Bunny?

Air date: 12/14/90

The Looney Tunes stars and the Tiny Toons all go to Paris for a big awards ceremony for Bugs Bunny. Everyone loves Bugs a lot, except one person, Stanley the Elephant. Daffy is mad because Bugs won an Shloscar and he didn't and painfully yearns for it. As Bugs is getting ready, Stanley sneaks into his room, takes the trophy and bops him on the head with it, all before he has to go on stage to receive his honorary award. While Stanley did all this, a robot version of him was onstage entertaining the audience and sneaking Daffy with a fake trophy so it would seem that Daffy stole Bug's award. Daffy is found guilty of stealing Bug's Schloser and is thrown in jail. While Plucky and Hamton try unsuccessfully to break Daffy out by being ninjas, Buster and Babs investigate the mysterious circumstances of Bug's disappearance. They even ask Sappy Stanley, who has a clean alibi, but Buster and Babs know better. So they go around in trench coats and hats and pester Stanley everywhere he goes. They find out the truth in a documentary movie about Stanley: It seems that his cartoons were always about the same thing: getting hit with coconuts by monkeys. He was nominated for the Shloscar in 1958, but Bugs won for "Knighty Knight Bugs". Stanley was so jealous that he moved to Paris and waited for the right moment to get his revenge. The bunnies are definitely hip to Stanley's plan, and chase him down. They find Bugs tied to a chair watching Stanley's cartoons, and give him back his Shloscar. As they fly home, they get the feeling that they are forgetting something: Plucky, Hamton and Daffy in jail!

Tiny Toon Music Television

Air date: 2/1/99

The Tiny Toons do an MTV-style episode with their own laugh-filled videos. They even have Julie Brown doing a cartoon version of her show as she waits for Buster, Babs and Madonna.
Istanbul, not Constantinople: In this video, a king's green duck statue gets stolen by thieves and he hires Plucky and Hamton to help get it back. The king's reward: his shrouded daughter. This sets Plucky off to find the thieves and the statue. When they do get it back, the king offers his daughter, who just happen to be Elmyra! She knocks the Statue out of Plucky's hands and it breaks. Now the king has a new duck statue - Plucky!
Particle Man: This video has Plucky portraying the title wrestler and has him facing the painful wrath of three wrestlers: Triangle Man, Universe Man, and Person Man.
Respect: The Queen of Soul herself would be proud of this great rendition of her song by Babs as he goes around the library, a courtroom and a pet cemetery.
Money (That's What I Want):This great Motown Song definitely fits Montana Max to a T as he sings about his money and how bad he wants more of it!
Top Secret Apprentice: Buster messes around with Bug's cartoon scenery machine and gets himself into a big heap of trouble.