List Of Tiny Toons Episodes

• 'Devil Doggie': Elmyra Duff mistakes Dizzy Devil for a dog and takes him home with her.
• 'Optical Intrusion': Furrball accidentally glues a pair of magnetic 3-D glasses to his face and attempts to remove them.
• 'Win, Lose or Kerplowie': Babs, Plucky and Montana Max compete on a game show. After Buster discovers that Max is cheating, he kidnaps the host and takes his place to get revenge on Max.

• 'Never Too Late to Loon': Plucky asks Shirley the Loon to turn him into Albert Einstein to help pass a math test, only to fail the test because Einstein had poor grades as a youth.
• 'Li'l Sneezer': Sylvester the Cat tests Furrball by asking him to catch a mouse. The mouse, Sneezer, sneezes repeatedly and thwarts Furrball's attempts to catch him.
• 'To Bleep or Not to Bleep': Fowlmouth tries to ask Shirley on a date, but she shuns him because of his profane language. Buster then tries to control Fowlmouth after discovering that he does not swear around young children.

• 'Buffed Bunny': Presuming that Babs is showing excitement over a billboard for a gym, Buster tries to win her over by conditioning his body. At the end, he discovers that she was actually looking at a billboard for carrot cake.
• 'Squish': After stepping on a bug, Shirley predicts bad things for him, which results Dizzy dreaming that he has become the size of a bug.
• 'Born to Be Riled': Babs' classmates become offended by her impersonations of them, and retaliate by impersonating her.

NOTE: Although each episode has different end credits, this episode's credit sequence was usually the only one seen on episodes aired on Children's ITV.

• 'Bag That Bunny': Elmyra pays Calamity Coyote to help her catch Buster. Despite several attempts, he fails to catch Buster, and is then taken home by Elmyra instead.
• 'Lifestyles of the Rich and Rotten': In this parody of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, Buster and Babs attempt to interview Montana Max.
• 'The Anvil Chorus': Anvils repeatedly fall on Plucky during the playing of Giuseppe Verdi's The Anvil Chorus. The finale features cannons shooting at Plucky to the tune of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.

• 'Home Wrecker': After finding steel bars driven down into his burrow, Buster finds that Montana Max is building a house right over him. He then disguises himself as a ghost to scare Max away.
• 'Fang You Very Much': Elmyra joins a pet-of-the-month club and receives a bat who turns into a vampire.
• 'Easy Biter': Hamton is annoyed by a mosquito who keeps trying to bite him. He finally releases him, only to have the mosquito's entire family invade his house.

• 'Awful Orphan': Elmyra discovers Sneezer in a basket on her doorstep and cares for him as if he were a baby.
• 'The Re-Return of the Toxic Revenger': When the water from Plucky's swamp is stolen by Montana Max to fill his pool, Plucky dresses as a superhero (The Toxic Revenger) and tries to return the water.
• 'Dog-Bird Afternoon': Byron Basset tries to keep Furrball from getting to a nest with baby birds in it. After Furrball is thwarted, the birds rescue Byron from the top of the house.

A family of fleas becomes separated when their younger child lands on Furrball. Buster, Babs and Plucky shrink themselves to flea size to help the young flea reunite with his family, who then take residence on Furrball.

• 'K-9 Kitty': Furrball is taken into the house of a couple with poor vision after they mistake him for a seeing-eye dog. After the couple receive new eyeglasses, they find out that a cat is in their house, and get rid of him because they dislike cats.
• 'Aroma Amore': After having a stripe accidentally painted on his back, Furrball hides in a junkyard, where he is pursued by Fifi La Fume, who mistakes him for a skunk. Furrball finally removes the stripe then paints Amby and Floyd to look like skunks.
• 'Cross-Country Kitty': Furrball is taken into Mary Melody's house, where he begins pursuing Sweetie Bird. Mary takes him on vacation to distract him from Sweetie, but he still travels across the country several times in attempts to capture Sweetie. At the end, Furrball is scared off by dogs that Sweetie has brought into the house, and runs back to the cardboard box he had been living.

Note: First Appearance:Amby and Floyd

• 'A Walk on the Flip Side': Montana Max dreams that he has become a rabbit. He finds Buster and Babs living in his house, who call an animal shelter and have him taken away. After waking from the dream, Max promises to be nice to rabbits, which he disregards as he throws Buster and Babs out into the cold. However, Max then finds several rabbits in his cabinets.
• 'A Bacon Strip': Plucky and Hamton sneak onto Montana Max's property and Hamton goes skinny-dipping in the pool. After having his clothes stolen, Hamton has to return naked to his house, where his friends have planned a surprise birthday party.
• 'Senserely Yours, Babs': Babs loses her sense of humor (personified as a ghost of herself), and Hamton and Calamity attempt to capture it.

• 'Whining Out': Buster, Babs, Plucky and Hamton attend a fancy restaurant called Attitude, where they are treated poorly by the staff.
• 'Paper Trained': While on his paper route, Buster demands subscription money from Montana Max. After Max finally pays, he reads in the paper that the last of his diminished funds was used to pay Buster.
• 'Butt Out': Babs is annoyed by Roderick and Rhubella Rat, who are smoking next to her at a restaurant. She teaches them about the dangers of smoking by posing as a doctor.

• 'Superbabs': A parody of the Superman film franchise with Babs in the role of Superman and Montana Max as 'Wex Wuthor'. Superbabs tries to thwart Wex's plot to destroy Acme Acres by pouring ink all over it.
• 'Duck Trek': A parody of Star Trek with Plucky, Hamton, Furrball (in a rare speaking role) and other characters as the crew members. They land on a planet in search of a toupee for Plucky, but are chased by a hair monster. However, they manage to escape the clutches of the planet's hairs when Hamton worries the planet bald.
• 'Pasadena Jones': A parody of Indiana Jones with Buster as Indiana Jones. Buster enters a secret temple to find the Secret of Life, which is revealed to be friendship.

• 'Debutante Devil': Taz gives Dizzy instructions to eat Babs. She then corrects Dizzy's behavior by giving him a finishing school-style routine.
• 'Sleight of Hare': Buster works as a magician's rabbit at Montana Max's birthday party, then gets revenge after the magician quits due to Max's constant interruptions.
• 'Duck Out of Luck': Buster and Babs say that the viewers decide what happens to Plucky within the episode. Plucky goes through several transformations and settings.

• 'Migrant Mallard': Plucky attempts to migrate with a flock of ducks and makes several attempts to modernize them in the process. At the end, the ducks are portrayed flying south while listening to Walkman's.
• 'It's a Jungle Out There': Concord Condor escapes the zoo in search of 'wide open spaces.' After being pursued by Arnold the Pitbull and other creatures, he returns to the zoo.
• 'Kitty Cat-Astrophe': Furrball fantasizes that he is living in prehistoric times and ends up destroying Hamton's kitchen.

• 'The Weird Couple': A parody of The Odd Couple. After Dizzy moves into Hamton's house, he becomes tired of Dizzy's destructive nature, but after Dizzy insists on being let back in, the two end up in his cave.
• 'The Return of the Toxic Revenger': Plucky, as The Toxic Revenger, attempts to eliminate Montana Max's factory, which is polluting the sky with smog.
• 'Little Cake of Horrors': Hamton is on a diet and is tempted by a chocolate cake. After dreaming of being tormented by the cake, he calls Dizzy and asks him to eat it.

• 'Tennis the Menace': Buster poses as a professional tennis player after discovering that Montana Max has been cheating against his competitors.
• 'Bleacher Bummer': Furrball and Dizzy sneak into a baseball game in which Acme Acres is competing against rival Perfecto Prep. There, the two inadvertently reveal that the rival team has been cheating.
• 'Miniature Goof': Buster and Babs try to play a game of miniature golf on a course owned by Roderick and Rhubella Rat, but after being unfairly treated by the rats, they pose as the Vanderbunnys.

• 'Rent-a-Friend': Montana Max calls a rent-a-friend service, and Buster is sent. Buster then outsmarts Max's attempts to get rid of him.
• 'Bunny Daze': Babs uses her imagination to make household chores fun.
• 'Fur-Gone Conclusion': Buster and Babs accidentally end up in the Arctic, where they protect a baby seal from Gotcha Grabmore, who is scalping fur.

• 'Elmyra's Spring Cleaning': Elmyra is overzealous in cleaning her house.
• 'That's Incredibly Stupid': Plucky and Dizzy compete on a game show where they have to perform dangerous stunts. Plucky tricks Dizzy into doing the first two stunts, but is then beaten up in the final stunt, which is judging a beauty competition.

• 'Piece of Mind': A parody of This Is Your Life with Wile E. Coyote as the narrator, summarizing Calamity Coyote's life and relationship with Little Beeper as Calamity falls from the top of a very tall building.
• 'Class Cut-Up': In this sequel to One Froggy Evening, Hamton is given a frog to dissect in class, but refuses to do so after he finds that it is still alive and singing. However, it only sings around him and appears dead to everyone else.
• 'Rear Window Pain': In reminiscent of Rear Window, Plucky has been hospitalized and is given a pair of binoculars to look out the window. There, he sees Elmer Fudd growing what he thinks are alien Elmer clones.

• 'Turtle Hurdle': Tyrone Turtle has just escaped Elmyra's house. He has to cross a busy highway to get to his pond, and is teased by Michigan J. Frog in the process. At the end, Tyrone finally returns to the pond, and Elmyra takes Michigan home.
• 'Drooley Davey': Elmyra has to babysit a salivating baby who dislikes being with her.
• 'Go Fetch': Elmyra plays fetch with Barky Marky against his will. He retaliates by chasing her with a tennis ball machine.

• 'Busters Guide to Getting a Job': Buster walks Babs though a step-by-step course on how to get a job. Buster and Babs end up at Weenie Burger, waiting on an unruly Montana Max.
• 'Working Pig': Hamton must attend to a customer in the toy department in order to get promoted to cleaning supplies. Unfortunately, that customer is Elmyra.
• 'Falling to Pizzas': A penniless Calamity Coyote attempts to steal a pizza from Little Beeper, who's working as a delivery boy.

• 'Scentimental Pig': Hamton accidentally spills a compound on his pants that was intended to make dog food palatable, and the other characters, including best friend Plucky, attempt to eat him.
• 'Pit Bullied': Furrball is conditioned by Sweetie not to eat birds, but to seek out dogs instead. So Furrball pursues Arnold the pit bull instead.
• 'Duck in the Muck': Plucky, as The Toxic Revenger, attempts to keep Montana Max from disposing of toxic sludge in Plucky's pond.

• 'Bat's All Folks': The origin story of another of Plucky's heroic egos, Batduck.
• 'Wild Takes Class': Plucky demonstrates some of Daffy's advanced wild takes and ends up stuck as a giant eyeball.

• 'Love Stinks': One of Calamity Coyote's attempts to catch Little Beeper makes him look like a skunk and the object of Fifi's affection.
• 'The Dream Date Game': Buster and Babs trick Montana Max into participating on a dating game show where the bachlorette is Elmyra.

• 'The Learning Principal': Buster is sent to the principal's office by Yosemite Sam.
• 'Eating Between the Lines': Sweetie pursues Bookworm at the Looniversity library.
• 'What's Up, Nurse?': Plucky fakes being sick to get out of a test. Unfortunately for him, the nurse's office is run by Elmyra.

• 'Sticky Feathers Duck': Plucky and Hamton steal an Acme Super Duper Munch 'n Crunch Bar (with almonds) from a store and suffer guilt. They return to the store to confess to the storekeeper, who warns them that if they ever return to the store, he will call the police.
• 'Duck in the Dark': Plucky spends the night at Buster's place, and has a nightmare thanks to an overdose of horror movies throughout the evening; notable for featuring 'Eddy Cougar', a parody of Freddy Krueger.

• 'Dapper Diz': Buster, Plucky and Hamton literally turn Dizzy Devil in to a proper gentleman. But Dizzy is miserable in this form.
• ' A Pigment of His Imagination': Feeling rejected, Hamton creates his own imaginary friend who treats him like a jerk.

• 'Plucky's Dastardly Deed': Plucky cheats on a test and later feels guilty about it.
• 'Open and Shut Case': Hamton is rewarded with a new hi-tech locker for his good grades that refuses to give him his lunch, even upon inputting the correct deactivation code.
• 'C Flat or B Sharp': Buster, Plucky, and Hamton must retrieve a piano from the Looniversity tower and present it to Yosemite Sam.

• 'Slugfest' Plucky and Hamton pretend to be Immature Radioactive Samurai Slugs which soon leads them face to face with the slugs' enemy, the Iodizer.
• 'Venison Anyone?': Montana Max goes deer hunting and faces a street smart deer named Vinnie.

• 'Bunnochio': A failing toy company mistakes Buster for their newest brainstorm.
• 'Bear Necessities': Elmyra is the Goldilocks of the modern retelling of the 3 Bears story.

• 'Istanbul (not Constantinople)': Plucky & Hamton are hired to retrieve a stolen statue from Montana Max.
• 'Particle Man': Plucky takes on various wrestlers and loses.
• 'Respect': Starring Babs.
• 'Money (That's What I Want)': Starring Montana Max.
• 'Top Secret Apprentice': In a spoof of Fantasia's 'Sorcerer's Apprentice' segment, Buster decides to play with Bugs' new cartoon creator.

• 'Real Kids Don't Like Broccoli': In the future, Buster is a detective on the case of missing droids.
• 'Boo Ha Ha': Plucky and Hamton stay at a haunted mansion and get haunted by a ghost.
• 'Duck Dodgers Jr': Plucky is Duck Dodgers's new eager young space cadet.

• 'Oh, for Art's Sake': Plucky pauses a dog and cat fight and claims it to be his own painting.
• 'Teddy Bears' Picnic': Elmyra follows the Looney Tunes' Three Bears to an outdoor picnic.
• 'I Was a Teenage Bunny Sitter': Babs babysits a small rabbit kid named Duncan.

• 'Robin Hare': A Tiny Toons version of Robin Hood starring Buster Bunny.
• 'To Babs or Not to Babs': Babs is determined to become a star in Shakespeare's newest play.
• 'Elmyras 'Round the World': Buster dreams that Elmyra's world wide relatives have their eyes on him too.

• 'Pluck 'O the Irish': Plucky & Hamton travel to Ireland and have to deal with a Banshee.
• 'Out of Odor': Elmyra pursues Fifi convinced she's a purple kitty.
• 'Buttering Up the Buttfields': Junior waiter Plucky Duck must tend to an important, high class, big butted couple named the Buttfields.

• 'Buster's New Bike': Buster must gets a new bike from a crooked dealer named Bicycle Bob.
• 'Acme Acres' Summer Olympics': The students of Acme Looniversity & Perfecto Prep compete in various sporting events.

• 'No Deposit, No Return of The Trash Bag Despenser': Plucky must teach Elmyra a lesson in recycling using another new heroic ego, The Trash Bag Dispenser.
• 'Jungle Bungle': Buster & Babs must deal with villain named Ronald Trump in order to save a rain forest.
• 'Waste Deep in Wackyland': Montana Max dumps all of his factory's pollution in Wackyland resulting in a harsh lesson from Gogo Dodo.

• 'Elmyra at the Mall': Elmyra's love for animals gets her locked in the mall while it's being robbed by two burglars.
• 'Hold the Sugar': A colony of ants learn how much trouble a sugar addiction can get them into.

• 'And All That Rot': Brainy Domes (Buster) and Flotsom (Babs) go searching for the queen's (Elmyra) missing jewels with Montiority (Monty) as their prime suspect.
• 'Day for Knight': Sir Buster goes on a quest to save Babs from a dragon.

• 'Egged on Eagle': Sweetie is the daughter of a Bald eagle.
• 'Let's Do Lunch': Elmyra allows Furrball to stay in her house on condition he doesn't try to eat Sweetie. Sweetie takes advantage of this and tries to goad Furrball into eating her.
• 'The Raven': Sweetie is the raven in the classic Edgar Allan Poe story, only more annoying.

• 'The Roches': ..give a performance at Hamton's house.
• 'The Return of Pluck Twacy': Unconscious, Plucky dreams he is a detective searching for Shirley's missing, evil aura, in this homage to The Great Piggy Bank Robbery.

• 'Milk, It Makes a Body Spout': Buster & Plucky compete to see who can be the first one to make Hamton shoot milk out his nose.
• 'America's Least Wanted': When Plucky learns that Hamton has a criminal double named Knuckles Cutlet, he decides to turn Hamton in for a reward.
• 'Drawn and Buttered': Hamton buys a mischievous lobster to cook for dinner.