- 1 De-Zanitized
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Dr. Scratchansniff relates the story of how he once tried to make the Warners less zany with psychoanalysis.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-13
- 2 The Monkey Song
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In a parody of Calypso music, the Warners and Dr. Scratchansniff sing about the tumultuous relationship.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-13
- 3 Nighty-Night Toon
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In a slight parody of Winnie the Pooh, each of the Animaniacs are wished a good night sleep.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-13
- 4 End Credits - Standard
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(End Credits) The credits roll as the background shows the water tower at day and then night. In the end, the Warners emerge from the tower and offer a final comment. Each end credits often featured a single gag credit.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-13
- 5 Yakko's World
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short) Yakko sings a song to the tune of the Mexican Hat Dance about the nations of the world.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-14
- 6 Cookies for Einstein
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As scouts, the Warners try to sell cookies. They get to Einstein's house and inadvertently help him discover the theory of relativity after causing chaos.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-14
- 7 Pinky and The Brain Introduction #1
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(Pinky and the Brain Introduction) This introduction of Pinky and The Brain features the two mice running in the cage and then getting X-rayed.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-14
- 8 Win Big
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Brain competes on a trivia game show entitled "Gyp-Parody" to win money to buy a device to take over the world.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-14
- 9 Wheel of Morality #1
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""If at first you don't succeed, blame it on your parents"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-14
- 10 Tower Escape by Cart
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners get out of the water tower by using a cart and a wooden ramp.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-15
- 11 H.M.S. Yakko
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The Warners Tresspass on captain Mel's beach. He tries to get them to leave. This cartoon is a takeoff of the Gilbert and Sullivan's operettas "Pirates of Penzance" and "The H.M.S. Pinafore".
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-15
- 12 Slappy Squirrel Introduction #1
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(Slappy Squirrel Introduction) The Warners sing a song to introduce Slappy Squirrel. Slappy comes out of her tree to complain about the singing.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-15
- 13 Slappy Goes Walnuts
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Slappy tries to get some walnuts in a yard guarded by a dog.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-15
- 14 Yakko's Universe
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short) Yakko's sings a song about the Universe.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-15
- 15 Tower Escape by Balloon
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners escape from the water tower by using a balloon propelled by a fan held by Wakko.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-16
- 16 Hooked on a Ceiling
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Michelangelo paints the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. He must finish before the pope arrives and prays for assistance. Assistance arrives in the form of the Warners who first paint the ceiling completely white and then fill it with pictures of Elvis and dogs playing poker. Michelangelo convinces them to help him make the correct painting and they agree. They, however, add an interesting touch before the pope arrives.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-16
- 17 Wakko Projector
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners use Wakko as a movie projector.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-16
- 18 Goodfeathers: The Beginning
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In order to become a Goodfeather, Squit must find the Godpigeon some food. Squit sees a bagel in the street, but before he can get to it rush hour starts. Squit tries to get the bagel in a number of ways, but all of his attempts fail. Ultimately, the Godpigeon arrives eats the bagel with no trouble. He gives Squit his blessing and Squit becomes one of the Goodfeathers.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-16
- 19 Wheel of Morality #2
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Never ask what hot dogs are made of.""
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-16
- 20 Tower Return by Ladder
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners return to water tower by using a ladder.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-16
- 21 Taming Of The Screwy
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Thaddeus Plotz has invited over some very important buisness people to a buisness dinner and it's Dr. Scratchnsniff's job to train the Warners with manners so they can attend. He suceeds and the Warners are allowed to go to the party, but when they're only there for a minute and are sent back to the Water Tower they start to ruin the party, but in the end the buisness people are pleased and give the check to the Warners instead.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-17
- 22 Flipper Parody
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(Cold Opening) Yakko, Wakko, and Dot sing a parody of the opening theme song of Flipper (1964) while swimming around and acting like dolphins.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-20
- 23 Temporary Insanity
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When the CEO's secretary gets sick, he is forced to hire Yakko, Wakko, and Dot. After some hijinks that frustrate the CEO, Wakko destroys the building after an accident with the telephone.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-20
- 24 Mindy and Buttons Introduction
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(Mindy and Buttons Introduction) In the opening for a Mindy and Buttons cartoon, Mindy calls Buttons who rushes to her. Unfortunately Buttons falls into a canyon.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-20
- 25 Operation: Lollipop
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After Mindy receives a Lollipop, she gets into trouble when the lollipop sticks to the side of a mail truck. Buttons must keep Mindy out of danger and he follows her to the airport, where the two are loaded on a plane. After take off, Mindy jumps out of the plane still after the lollipop, Button grabs her and uses a mailbag as a parachute. They land safely in Mindy's yard but spill letters all over the place. When Mindy's mother sees the letters, she scolds Buttons for bothering the mailman.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-20
- 26 What Are We?
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short) The Warners are hypnotized by Dr. Scratchansniff in order to make them less zany. Dr. Scratchansniff fails and asks them what they are. The Warners offer a number of suggestions: dogs, cats, bunnies, etc. Eventually Dot decides on the answer. They are cute.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-20
- 27 Tower Escape by Flush
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners get out of the tower down a water pipe to the sound of a flushing toilet.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-21
- 28 Piano Rag
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Dr.Scratchnsniff, Ralph the guard, and Hello Hurse all chase after the Warners, so they hide in a piano concert until the coast is clear. All goes well until they catch up with the Warners and they end up getting the Pianist instead.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-21
- 29 When Rita Met Runt
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An owner gives up her cat Rita to a pet prison because she's too independent. Later on another owner gives up their dog Runt because he doesn't listen to commands. The two meet up, bust out, and decide to make a journey of finding a home together.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-21
- 30 Tower Return by Barber's Chair
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners get back to the Water Tower by sitting in a Barber's Chair and pulling the lever to go up. When Ralph sits in the chair, a sandbag falls on him.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-21
- 31 The Warner's Lot Song
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(Cold Opening) In a parody of the theme song to Gilligan's Island, the Warners make it rain so much that the water tower floats away.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-22
- 32 Randy Beaman #1 - Marshmallow
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells the story of how Randy Beaman's mother ate a pillow during the night while having a dream about eating a giant marshmallow.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-22
- 33 The Big Candy Store
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The Warners give the owner of a candy store a hard time.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-22
- 34 Randy Beaman #2 - Crazy Footlicker
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman's aunt got her feet licked by a crazy man who was obsessed with licking feet.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-22
- 35 Bumbie's Mom
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Skippy and Slappy are watching a movie called Bumbie, the Dearest Deer. When Bumbie's mother dies, Skippy gets upset and starts crying. Slappy takes him to meet the cartoon actress who played Bumbie's mom to show him she's not really dead.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-22
- 36 Tower Return by Catapult
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners return to the water tower by launching themselves into it on a catapult.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-22
- 37 Wally Llama
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Wally Llama who lives on top of a mountain in the Himalayas is the wisest creature in the world. After he grows sick of answering questions he vows to stop for the rest of the day. The Warners arrive and pester him to answer one question. Eventually he gives in, but when he hears the question he goes crazy because he cannot figure out the answer. The question is why do hot dogs come in packages of ten, and hot dog buns come in packages of eight?
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-23
- 38 Pinky and The Brain Introduction #2
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(Pinky and the Brain Introduction) This introduction of Pinky and The Brain features Pinky running in a mouse wheel and Brain writing on a blackboard. The two mice are then shocked by electrodes.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-23
- 39 Where Rodents Dare
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With one of his new inventions, Brain plans to freeze all the leaders of the world when they are at an international peace conference in the Alps. Pinky and the Brain have a hard time getting to the peace conference, but when they finally do Brain's plans are foiled when someone traps them while they stand on a plate of cheese. The two mice only succeed in freezing themselves.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-23
- 40 Wheel of Morality #3
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Wheel of Morality lands on the space that lets the Warners win $5,000.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-23
- 41 King Yakko
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Yakko inherits the throne of Anvilania a small kingdom best known as the world's largest producer of anvils. Yakko promises to serve his people, but Anvilania is attacked by Dunlikus and its dictator Umlatt. The Warners must face Unlatt by himself. They manage to get the entire Dunlikus army to go to sleep and discover that Unlatt wanted Anvilania so that he can have all its anvils to himself. The Warners decide to give Unlatt the anvils: one at a time, on his head and on his castle.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-24
- 42 Tower Escape by Soap Bubble
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners escape the water tower by making a giant soap bubble. The climb into it and float away.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-27
- 43 No Pain, No Painting
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In 1905, the Warners arrive at the Paris home of the famous artist Pablo Picasso. They want to help him paint and annoy him so much that he will let them paint as he relaxes. As the artist rests, the Warners begin to play a guessing game. Wakko draws surreal pictures and the rest of the Warners must guess what the picture is of. An art critic comes to Picasso's home and loves the surreal paintings. Picasso takes credit for the work, but agrees to pay the Warners money to continue to paint the pictures.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-27
- 44 Les Miseranimals
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Runt escapes from the pound after having being imprisoned for stealing a bone to eat. He is tracked down by the relentless Camenbert. Rita and a number of other cats are imprisoned by a tavern owner named Tristesse. When Tristesse runs out of meat for his meat pies, he decides to use the imprisoned cats. With the help of some poodles, Runt manages to free Rita and the other cats. All the animals escape, but they are confronted by Camenbert and it is revealed that Camenbert stole the bone. Runt and the rest of the animals manage to escape when Tristesse comes into the pen and collapses the wall on himself and Camenbert. Rita, Runt, and the rest of the animals head off to Paris.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-27
- 45 Tower Return by Escalator
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warner siblings return to the water tower by riding up an escalator.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-27
- 46 Tower Escape by Popcorn Skiing
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) After making a mountain of popcorn, the Warners escape from the water tower by skiing down the popcorn slope.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-28
- 47 Garage Sale of the Century
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A man is having a garage sale, but runs into problems when the Warners take the expression too literally.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-28
- 48 Fortune Cookies
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) In a chinese restaurant, Yakko and Dot read their fortune cookies while Wakko introduces another cartoon.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-28
- 49 West Side Pigeons
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The Goodfeather are having a rivalry with a group of Sparrows when Squit falls in love with Carloota who is the sister of one of the sparrows named Noodles. Squint is so much in love that he wants to migrate with Carloota. Noodles tries to prevent the two from seeing each other and challenges the Goodfeathers to a fight. After the fight Squint meets Carloota, but her boyfriend Johnny shows up. Carloota migrates Johnny to Cleveland and leaves Squit to be consoled by the rest of the Goodfeathers.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-28
- 50 Hello Nice Warners
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On a day when our heroes are happily running from Ralph, they hide in a movie suggestions room and meet a crazy voiced director and they have to make his movie and follow his script but they drive him crazy!
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-29
- 51 Hip Hippos Introduction
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(Hip Hippos Introduction) The Hip Hippos leave the jungle believing that it is too behind the times.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-29
- 52 La Behemoth
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When Flabbio and Marita's maid quits over a misunderstanding, the Hip Hippos are forced to do their own housework with disastrous results.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-29
- 53 Slappy Squirrel Introduction #2
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(Slappy Squirrel Introduction) While the title song is sung, Slappy reads a book. When the song is finished, she throws the book down.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-29
- 54 Little Old Slappy From Pasadena
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In order to deliver a letter, Slappy drive her brand new car all over town. She has never taken a driving lesson in her life and ends up being chased by the police.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-29
- 55 Mime Time #1 - Trapped in an Imaginary Box
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(Mime Time Wrap-Around) The Mime pretends to be in an imaginary box. He is then hit by a falling Acme safe.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-30
- 56 La La Law
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When Dr. Scratchansniff gets a parking ticket, he goes to court to fight it. The Warners act as his lawyers and frustrate the judge with their hijinks.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-30
- 57 Mime Time #2 - Throwing an Imaginary Football
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(Mime Time Wrap-Around) The Mime pretends to be throwing an imaginary football. He is then tackled by real football players.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-30
- 58 Cat on a Hot Steel Beam
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Mindy follows a kitten into a dangerous construction site. Buttons follows Mindy and tries to keep her from getting hurt. Buttons manages to keep Mindy out of trouble, but is later scolded for chasing after the kitten.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-30
- 59 Mime Time #3 - Pulling an Imaginary Rope
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(Mime Time Wrap-Around) The Mime pretends to be pulling an imaginary rope. He is then hit by a real sandbag.
Date de diffusion : 1993-09-30
- 60 Tower Escape by Cannon
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners escape from the water tower by shooting themselves out of a cannon.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-01
- 61 Space Probed
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The Warners are abducted by aliens and taken aboard their spaceship where their hijinks begin to annoy the aliens. Eventually, the Warners manage to take over the spaceship and return to earth.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-01
- 62 Battle for the Planet
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Brain wants to take over the world by tricking people into thinking that an aliens are invading. Brain arranges a pirate broadcast with himself as a reporter and Pinky as an alien. Brain says that aliens have landed and that people should flee from the cities. Pinky, however, has trouble with his costume. They complete their fake broadcast and wait for people to flee the cities. The next day, however, they look at the newspaper and see that everyone thought that the broadcast was a hilarious fake.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-01
- 63 Chalkboard Bungle
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The studio hires a new teacher named Miss Flamiel to teach the Warners. Despite her best efforts, she meets only with frustration and is unable to teach them anything.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-04
- 64 Hurray for Slappy
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Slappy goes to a banquet held in her honor in order to receive an award. Walter, Beanie, and Sid, however, plan to blow her up with explosives. Slappy gets the reward and Walter, Beanie, and Sid only succeed in blowing themselves up.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-04
- 65 The Great Wakkorotti: The Master and his Music
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Wakko belches "The Blue Danube Waltz" by Johann Strauss.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-04
- 66 Good Idea Bad Idea #1 - Playing in a Marching Band
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Playing the piccolo in a marching band. Bad Idea: Playing the piano in a marching band.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-05
- 67 Roll Over, Beethoven
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Yakko, Wakko, and Dot help Beethoven compose his fifth symphony.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-05
- 68 Good Idea Bad Idea #2 - Feeding Stray Kittens
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Feeding stray kittens in the park. Bad Idea: Feeding stray kittens in the park to a bear.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-05
- 69 The Cat and the Fiddle
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In 1690's Italy, a violin maker named Stradivarius takes a stray Rita, but not Runt, to live with him. Stradivarius hopes to use Rita to make violin strings. When Runt finds out, he rescues Rita and destroys Stradivarius's violins in the process.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-05
- 70 Pavlov's Mice
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In turn of the century Russia, Pinky and the Brain are conditioned to respond in strange ways to the sound of bells. Brain plans to take over the world by stealing the crown jewels of Russia. Unfortunately, his conditioning prevents him from successfully getting the jewels.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-06
- 71 Chicken Boo Introduction #1
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(Chicken Boo Introduction) This introduction features Chicken Boo heading to the city from the farm.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-06
- 72 Chicken Boo-Ryshnikov
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In New York, Chicken Boo is mistaken for a ballet dancer and dances in a performance of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake".
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-06
- 73 Tower Escape by Cannon and Cable Car
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners escape from the water tower in a cable car. The cable car runs down a cable that was shot out of the water tower by a cannon.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-06
- 74 Nothing but the Tooth
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Rasputin has been hypnotizing Russian Czar Nicholas II for a number of years. Unfortunately, he has a toothache and needs a dentist. The Warners arrive and pull out all of Rasputin's teeth. Without his teeth, he can no longer hypnotize the Czar and is quickly fired.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-06
- 75 Wheel of Morality #4
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Brush your teeth after every meal"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-06
- 76 Tower Return by Magic Carpet
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners escape Ralph and return to the water tower on a magic carpet.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-06
- 77 Meatballs or Consequences
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In Sweden, Wakko enters a meatball eating contest and eats too many meatballs. He is declared dead by Death. Yakko and Dot must play checkers with Death to stop Wakko from being taken to the ever after.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-07
- 78 Dot's Poetry Corner #1 - Little Miss Muffet
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about Little Miss Muffet and her rather large tuffet.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-07
- 79 A Moving Experience
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Flavio and Marita head to New York in order to find a trendy new place to live. A zoologist who is pretending to be a real estate agent tries to convince them to stay in the jungle. He shows them a number of run down apartments. Ultimately, the Hip Hippos move to New York, but they move their jungle with them.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-07
- 80 Four Score and Seven Migraines Ago
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On a train to Gettysburg, the Warners help Abraham Lincoln write the opening of the Gettysburg Address.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-11
- 81 Wakko's America
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In a Jeopardy style game in the teacher's classroom, Wakko has to name the 50 states and their capitals. He sings an enitre song with everything right but he forgets to answer in the form of a question.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-11
- 82 Davy Omlette
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Chicken Boo is mistaken for Davy Omelette the frontiersman. He helps a number of pioneers who are being attacked by a bear.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-11
- 83 Pursuit - Flying out of Mount Rushmore
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners fly, in an airplane, out of the nose of Mount Rushmore's Theodore Roosevelt. Ralph is pursuing them until he gets caught in a tree.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-11
- 84 The Flame
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(The Flame Short) The Flame lights the room as Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration of Independence.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-11
- 85 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Parody
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(Cold Opening) A parody of the opening of Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-12
- 86 Hearts of Twilight
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A crazy movie director is millions of dollars overbudget and the CEO of Warner Brothers sends the Warners out to stop him. They help him finish his movie "The Wretched Clown".
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-12
- 87 The Boids
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The Goodfeathers are hired as stunt birds for an Alfred Hitchcock horror movie. They try to keep their jobs, but the move shoot turns out to be harder than they expected.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-12
- 88 Guardin' the Garden
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God makes Adam and Eve and tells them not to eat the fruit that comes from the tree of knowledge. Slappy Squirrel, however, lives in the tree of knowledge. When evil snake tries to tempt Adam and Eve, Slappy is in charge of guarding the fruit and stopping the snake.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-13
- 89 Plane Pals
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Onboard a plane, the Warners annoy a tightwad who is forced to sit by them because of a computer error. They annoy him so much that he is forced to bail out of the plane.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-13
- 90 Be Careful What You Eat
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short) The Warners sing about the ingredients of junk food.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-15
- 91 Yakko Sees Into the Future
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) Yakko describes to Dr. Scratchansniff how he can see into the future.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-15
- 92 Up the Crazy River
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When Mindy chases a butterfly into a rain forest that is being cut down for wood, Buttons follow and protect her.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-15
- 93 Warners Draw Blank Pictures
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) As part of their therapy session, the Warners draw pictures for Dr. Scratchansniff. Unfortunately, they all produce blank pictures.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-15
- 94 Ta Da Dump, Ta Da Dump, Ta Da Dump Dump Dump
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The Goodfeathers must help Pesto when he gets his head caught in a plastic six-pack ring while rummaging through the garbage.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-15
- 95 Wheel of Morality #5
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-15
- 96 Yakko's World of Baldness
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(Cold Opening) In an advertisement parody, Yakko offers his services to shave and spray paint heads at an affordable price.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-18
- 97 Opportunity Knox
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Brain wants to steal all of the gold out of Fort Knox. He develops a chemical that causes sneezing fits in people. Pinky and the Brain get to Fort Knox and use the chemical on the guards. They break into the safe and realize that they can't steal the gold because the gold bars are too heavy for the mice to lift.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-18
- 98 Good Idea Bad Idea #3 - Roses
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Stopping to smell the roses. Bad Idea: Stopping to feel the roses.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-18
- 99 Wings Take Heart
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When a male moth and a female butterfly fall in love they head to the city. Just as they are about to kiss, the moth is fit by a truck and must make it through a number of challenges to get back to his butterfly.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-18
- 100 Wheel of Morality #6
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""If you can't say anything nice, you're probably at the ice capades"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-18
- 101 Disasterpiece Theater
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A parody of Masterpiece Theater where a bunch of disasters happen.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-19
- 102 Hercule Yakko
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When Marita Hippo's Diamond is stolen onboard a cruise, Hercule Yakko and his associates search around the ship for clues. Eventually they discover that Marita was sitting on the diamond the entire time.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-19
- 103 Rita and Runt Introduction
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(Rita and Runt Introduction) The introduction of Rita and Runt features them as a mismatched team.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-19
- 104 Home on De-Nile
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Rita and Runt are in ancient Egypt where Cleopatra is looking for a cat to sacrifice in an ancient ritual. Rita is chosen for the ritual and Runt is forced to help build a temple.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-19
- 105 A Midsummer Night's Dream
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The Warner's present a parody of the play A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-19
- 106 Testimonial #1 - Sy Sykman
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(Testimonial Wrap-Around) Sy Sykman describes how the the Jack Benny, George Burns, and the Warners helped Milton Berle in vaudeville.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-21
- 107 Babblin' Bijou
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Parodying a 1930's Cartoon, Dot and the Warners are kicked out of a movie theater after Dot loudly fawns over an actor in the movie. The Warners sneak back into the theater and become part of the movie.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-21
- 108 Testimonial #2 - Hedda Hopper
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(Testimonial Wrap-Around) Hedda Hopper tells a story about how she and the Warners used to perform in the Siegfried Follies.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-21
- 109 Potty Emergency
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Wakko is at the movies and has to go to the bathroom. When he discovers that the bathrooms don't work, he must find a bathroom somewhere else.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-21
- 110 Testimonial #3 - Italian Man
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(Testimonial Wrap-Around) An Italian man describes how the Warners were first discovered by talent scouts. He also describes how they once pantsed James Cagney and got locked in the water tower.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-21
- 111 Sir Yaksalot
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When medieval kingdom of Camelot is threatened by a dragon, King Arthur asks Merlin to summon a knight. When Merlin tries to summon the knight, he gets the Warners instead. The Warners defeat the dragon by tricking it into blowing itself up. They discover that it was really a robot that was being operated by mice.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-21
- 112 Dot's Poetry Corner #2 - The Shoe
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about the old woman who lived in a shoe. Apparently, the shoe stank.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-25
- 113 You Risk Your Life
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The Warners appear on a game show that is a parody of the Groucho Marx game show You Bet Your Life.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-25
- 114 I Got Yer Can
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Slappy puts a can of diet juice in the recycling bin in the yard of Candie Chipmunk's house. Candie complains that it is not her trash and asks Slappy to put in her own trash. Throughout the episode Slappy tries different ways to sneak the can back on chipmunk's property.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-25
- 115 Jockey for Position
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In order to get money for a giant magnet to stop the Earth's rotation allowing Brain to assume control over the world, Brain tries to win a million dollars by participating in the Kentucky Derby.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-25
- 116 Dot's Poetry Corner #3 - Fuzzy Wuzzy
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about Fuzzy Wuzzy and Ed Asner.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-25
- 117 Good Idea Bad Idea #4 - Swimming Pool
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Taking a deep breath before jumping into a swimming pool. Bad Idea: Taking a deep breath after jumping into a swimming pool.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 118 Moby or Not Moby
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The Warners stow away onboard a whaling ship controlled by Captain Ahab. Ahab wants to kill Moby Dick, but the Warners try to convince him not to kill whales.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 119 Good Idea Bad Idea #5 - Alpine Skiing
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Going alpine skiing in the winter. Bad Idea: Going alpine skiing in the summer.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 120 Mesozoic Mindy
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In prehistoric time, a cave girl Mindy chases after an egg. A prehistoric version of Buttons tries to keep her out of trouble.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 121 Good Idea Bad Idea #6 - Kissing
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Kissing a loved one. Bad Idea: Kissing a total stranger.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 122 The Good, the Boo, and the Ugly
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When a dangerous gunslinger comes to town, Chicken Boo is made sheriff in order to protect the town. Eventually, Boo is discovered to be a chicken and is run out of town.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 123 Good Idea Bad Idea #7 - Doing Your Own Work
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Doing your own yard work. Bad Idea: Doing your own dental work.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 124 End Credits - Lassie Theme
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(Mindy and Buttons End Credits) The end credits roll as the theme from Lassie plays and a bandaged Buttons sings along with the music until he decides to get away from Mindy.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-26
- 125 Good Idea Bad Idea #8 - Halloween
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Dressing up for Halloween as a pirate. Bad Idea: Dressing up for Halloween as a pinata.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-28
- 126 Hot, Bothered and Bedeviled
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The Warners go to Hades where Satan wants to torment them. Unfortunately, the Warners end up tormenting him. He kicks them out after Yakko freezes the place.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-28
- 127 Moon Over Minerva
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Wilford B. Wolf is interested in Minerva Mink and asks her out on a date. Unfortunately, she turns him down. Wilford, however, is a werewolf and when the moon comes out he comes handsome. Minerva becomes interested, but problems arise when the moon in continually obscured by clouds.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-28
- 128 Skullhead Boneyhands
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A cosmetics saleswoman discovers Skullhead Boneyhands in a mansion. She takes him home in an effort to make him look better. Unfortunately, he keeps getting buried by the family's dog.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-28
- 129 Draculee, Draculaa
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The Warners are in Transylvania and spend the night in Dracula's castle. Dracula's repeated attempts to drink there blood are frustrated by the Warners' antics.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-29
- 130 Phranken-Runt
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In order to destroy a village, Dr. Frankenstein creates a monstrous dog named Scout. When Scout is struck by lightning his brain is damaged. Dr. Frankenstein needs a new dog brain and decides to use Runt's. Rita, however, releases Runt and Scout before Dr. Frankenstein can operate on them.
Date de diffusion : 1993-10-29
- 131 Mime Time #4 - Gathering Imaginary Flowers
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(Mime Time Wrap-Around) The Mime pretends to gather imaginary flower. He is then attacked by a real swarm of bees.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-01
- 132 O Silly Mio
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Madame Brundtwind is an opera singer practicing for her performance. When her singing annoys the Warners, they ask her to stop. When she refuses, the Warners decide to see her performance and get a little revenge.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-01
- 133 Puttin' on the Blitz
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Rita and Runt are in Warsaw, Poland during the 1939 German blitzkrieg. The head of the Polish underground arranges to meet his daughter Katrina on a train that is about to leave the train station. When Katrina is discovered by a dog working for the Germans, Rita saves her. They head to the train station, and jump on when the train begins to leave. Katrina is safe, but Rita when she sees Runt being attacked by German dogs decides to stay. She leaps from the train in order to help her friend.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-01
- 134 The Great Wakkorotti: The Summer Concert
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Wakko belches out "The Dance of the Hours" by Amilcare Ponchielli.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-01
- 135 Mime Time #5 - Climbing an Imaginary Mountain
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(Mime Time Wrap-Around) The Mime pretends to be climbing an imaginary mountain. He is then buried in a real rockslide.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-01
- 136 Tower Escape by Water Hose
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warner escape from the water tower through a water hose that Ralph is using to water some plants.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-02
- 137 Chairman of the Bored
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At a party for Celebrity Gala of the Year, the Warners sneak in from under a table and start taking food from it. When Yakko goes out to get more cheeseballs he meets an icredibly boring person nicknamed Pip who keeps babling on to them throughout the night. They try to get away but he follows them home and when he finally leaves them alone the next morning they realize it's too quiet and want him to come back.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-02
- 138 Planets Song
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short) Yakko sings a very short song about the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Pluto. When Wakko asks about Uranus, the Warners bid everyone a good night.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-02
- 139 Astro-Buttons
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On an airless world, Buttons must protect Mindy when she follows a ball through an airlock. They go throw a rocketship and a transporter beam. Eventually Mindy and Buttons get home, but Mindy is duplicated a number of times in a duplication machine. Buttons is scolded for letting Mindy get too close to the duplication machine.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-02
- 140 Tower Return by Trampoline
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners get back into the water tower by jumping into it from a trampoline.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-02
- 141 Wakko Has a Cartoon in His Ear
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) Wakko complains about a headache. He has a cartoon stuck in his ear.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 142 Noah's Lark
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Noah must gets two of every animal on board his ark before God sends a flood. He gets more than he can chew when he accepts the Hip Hippos. They complain about food, squash games, and spiders until the flood is over.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 143 Wakko Has a Cartoon in His Eye
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) Wakko complains that he has something in his eye. It is a cartoon.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 144 Chicken Boo Introduction #2
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(Chicken Boo Introduction) This introduction features Chicken Boo trying on a number of disguises before leaving the farm.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 145 The Big Kiss
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Chicken Boo is believed to be the sexiestactor in Hollywood. When his moustache comes off in a love scene, however, his is discovered to be a chicken. The director's career is ruined.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 146 Wakko Has a Cartoon in His Mouth
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) Wakko complains that he has a sore tooth. He has a cartoon in his mouth.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 147 Hiccup
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Squit gets the hiccups after he eats a pickle. The Goodfeathers use a number of methods to get him to stop. Squit, however, doesn't stop until the Godpigeon scares the hiccups out of him.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 148 Press Conference
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners hold a press conference with an update on Wakko's condition. They reveal that his bottom hurts.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-03
- 149 Clown and Out
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For Wakko's birthday, the CEO sends him a clown to entertain him. Unfortunately both Wakko and the CEO are deathly afraid of clowns. When the clown arrives Wakko desperately tries to get rid of him.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-04
- 150 Bubba Bo Bob Brain
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Brain plans to take over the world with subliminal mind control. He pretends to be a country singer and injects subliminal messages into his songs. His music begins to sell and the messages begin to influence people. Unfortunately, Brain ruins his plan by yelling at Pinky during a worldwide televised concert.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-04
- 151 Wheel of Morality #7
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Elvis lives on in our hearts, in his music, and in a trailer park outside Milwaukee"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-04
- 152 An Animaniacs Special Presentation
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(Cold Opening) A parody of the graphics of a CBS ""Special Presentation"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 153 A Very Special Episode of Animaniacs
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners invite the viewers to watch a very special episode of Animainacs where Wakko isn't wearing pants.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 154 Animaniacs Test Kitchen
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners mix Animaniacs characters together in a stew pot.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 155 Mindy and The Brain Introduction
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(Miscellaneous Introduction) In this introduction to a special Mindy and the Brain cartoon, Mindy puts Brain in a jar and then shatters it.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 156 In the Garden of Mindy
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Mindy's mother leaves the house and Brain develops a plan to take over the world. He develops a powerful stink bomb which he hopes to use to force the government officials out of thier jobs. As he makes the stink bomb, Mindy gets on a lawnmower and drives out of control. The lawnmower chases Brain and eventually knocks him into his stink bomb ingredients. Mindy's mother comes home and scolds Brain for letting Mindy feed him old cheese.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 157 Pinky and The Cat
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(Miscellaneous Wrap-Around) Pinky asks Rita what she wants to do tonight. Rita then eats Pinky.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 158 We've Been Mixing Up the Scripts
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners mix up the scripts and put characters together in odd pairings.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 159 No Place Like Homeless
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Pesto and Runt are homeless and in need of a place to live. Runt manages to get them into an old woman's home. When the woman's parrot scares Runt, Pesto beats him up. The old woman becomes angry and kicks them out of her house.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 160 Katie Kaboom Introduction
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(Katie Kaboom Introduction) Katie Kaboom talks on the telephone. She gets angry and explodes.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 161 Katie Ka-Boo
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Katie Kaboom introduces her new boyfriend C.B. to her parents. He boyfriend in really Chicken Boo. When her parents tell her that her boyfriend is a chicken, she doesn't believe them. She gets angry and explodes. Later when she discovers that her boyfriend really is a chicken, she explodes again.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 162 We Found This Old Computer
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners find an old computer in a junkyard. They put Animaniacs characters in it and mix them up.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 163 Dotty the Squirrel Introduction
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(Miscellaneous Introduction) Dot sits in Slappy Squirrels's chair. She doesn't like being referred to a Dotty and throws a bomb at the camera.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 164 Baghdad Cafe
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Yakko, Wakko, and Slappy the Squirrel arrive in Baghdad thinking it is the Baghdad Cafe. They treat Sodarn Hinsane as if he were a waiter. Eventually Slappy puts dynamite in his pants to get rid of him.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 165 Wheel of Morality #8
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""You can teach an old dog new tricks, but you can't teach Madonna to act"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-05
- 166 Critical Condition
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Lean Hiskill and Codger Eggbert are film critics who review a number of Looney Tunes cartoons. They like a number of them, but hate the ones featuring Slappy Squirrel. Slappy decides to retaliate. She destroys their houses and later at the premier of Jurassic Park she puts them into the movie where they are chased by a dinosaur. The two critics change their mind and, in heavy bandages, give Slappy a good review.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-08
- 167 Pursuit - Airplane
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners fly out of the movie lot on an airplane. Raw is being towed by them and gets stuck in a tree.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-08
- 168 The Three Muska-Warners
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There year is 1575 and the place is Paris, France. The King of France believe that someone is about to kill him. He gathers the Three Musketeers to protect him. The Warners arrive as the musketeers and set about guarding the King.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-08
- 169 Dough Dough Boys
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In 1918, the Goodfeathers are messenger pigeons on the western front in France. When a unit is caught behind the lines, the Goodfethaers must deliver a message telling them to retreat. They must get through a number of obstacles for delivering the message. When they finally deliver it, however, it is too late. The unit doesn't need to retreat, it has already chased off the enemy.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-09
- 170 Boot Camping
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The Warners go to a boot camp thinking that it is really a summer camp. The drill instructor Sergeant Sweete forces them to into military drills. The Warners, however, still think its a summer camp and give the sergeant a hard time.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-09
- 171 General Boo-Regard
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Chicken Boo is pretending to be General Boo-Regard, a southern Confederate general during the Civil War. When he is about to lead an attack, his hat is shot off and everyone sees that he is a chicken. Colonel Sanders thinks that the chicken is large enough to feed an army and everyone starts chasing after him.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-09
- 172 Spellbound
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In 1194, Pinky and the Brain are being kept in Merlin's laboratory in Camelot. When Merlin goes out for a snack. Brain tries to take over the world using a magic spell. Pinky gathers all the components but loses a dragon's toenail. Pinky and the Brain must go on a quest to get another toenail. Using a magic wand the recover the toenail, but the dragon chases them all the way back to Camelot. Brain uses the dragon's toenail in the spell but as he recites it Pinky distracts him. Brain's head is turned into cheese.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-10
- 173 Dot's Poetry Corner #4 - Ode to Jack
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about Jack who jumped over a candlestick and burned himself.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 174 Good Idea Bad Idea #9 - Cleaning Up
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Cleaning up litter. Bad Idea: Cleaning up kitty litter.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 175 Smitten With Kittens
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A kind old woman feeds both Rita and Runt at a restaurant. When Rita begins playing with the table cloth, the two of them are kicked out. Outside, Rita and Runt come across three starving abandoned kittens that want Rita to be their mother. Rita doesn't want the to be responsible for three kittens, but everything turns out okay when the old woman from the restaurant comes out and agrees to take care of the kittens.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 176 Dot's Poetry Corner #5 - This Little Piggy
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about a piggy who went to the market and then went home. She later got her own sitcom.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 177 Alas, Poor Skullhead
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) In a parody of Hamlet, Yakko and Mr. Skullhead act out a scene from Shakespeare.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 178 White Gloves
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Wakko plays the piano and his white gloves begin to play it by themselves. Later the two gloves go off to a dance hall. When they leave they begin to argue about going back in. They are run over by a street sweeper. The two gloves later head to a lumberyard for jobs. Since they are not work gloves, they fail to get them. Eventually one is sent to jail for robbery. When it gets out, the two gloves head back to Wakko and jump back onto his hands.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 179 Good Idea Bad Idea #10 - Playing an Accordion
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Playing the accordion at a polka festival. Bad Idea: Playing the accordion anywhere else.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 180 Wheel of Morality #9
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Early to rise and early to bed makes a man healthy, but socially dead."".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-11
- 181 Casablanca Parody
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(Cold Opening) A parody of Casablanca where Dot loses control when acting out a famous scene with an animated Humphrey Bogart.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 182 Tower Escape by Tower Elevator
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners escape the water tower by turning it into a giant elevator and lowering the entire water tower to the ground.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 183 Fair Game
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The Warners compete on a game show. The three continually hit their buzzers before questions are asked. They give the same answer: Isaac Newton. Their buzzers are eventually broken, but Wakko makes it to the speed round. Unfortunately, he does not give the correct answer: Isaac Newton.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 184 Pursuit - Office Elevators
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners are chased by Ralph up and down elevators in an office building.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 185 The Slapper
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(Miscellaneous Wrap-Around) In an advertisement parody, the Slapper is featured. The Slapper is a gadget that hits people when you clap.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 186 Puppet Rulers
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In 1954, Pinky and the Brain are kept in the home of Albert Einstein. They watch television and see a puppet show named "The Meany and Treacle Show". When the show announces that it is looking for new puppets, the two mice mail themselves to the show. They pretend to be puppets and grow enormously popular. They freeze themselves in cryogenic capsules and emerge forty years later. They arrange a pirate broadcast asking all their no adult fans to send them gifts. Unfortunately all their fans felt abandoned by them when they disappeared the show. They send Pinky and the Brain their therapy bills instead.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 187 Wheel of Morality #10
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Vote early and vote often"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 188 Tower Return by Tower Elevator
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners return to the water tower by turning it into a giant elevator and lowering the entire water tower to the ground to pick them up. When they make it to the top, they drop an anvil on Ralph.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-12
- 189 Buttermilk, It Makes a Body Bitter
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(Slappy Squirrel Wrap-Around) In a parody of a milk advertisement, Slappy starts off as a young squirrel. When she is ignored by a bodybuilder she says that she will drink buttermilk and will remember being snubbed so that she can get her revenge.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-15
- 190 Broadcast Nuisance
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The Warners deliver sandwiches to a news show hosted by Mr. Dan Anchorman. When the arrive late and give him the wrong meal, he refuses to pay them. The Warners protest outside the studio and later sneak into the control room and mess with the controls. Eventually, Dan apologizes. He goes insane and is taken away to a mental hospital.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-15
- 191 Good Idea Bad Idea #11 - Served in Bed
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Having breakfast served to you in bed. Bad Idea: Having tennis balls served to you in bed.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-15
- 192 The Goodfeathers Introduction
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(Goodfeathers Introduction) This introduction to the Goodfeathers features the Goodfeathers getting stepped on, getting hit by a car, flying into a wall, getting electrocuted, and getting hit by a wrecking ball. In the end, a statue fall on them.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-15
- 193 Raging Bird
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Bobby gets upset when his girlfriend Lana says that the heavyweight beaking champion of the city, Pretty Boy Robin, is good looking. Bobby challenges Pretty Boy to a fight and is trained and managed by Max. When the fight finally happens, Pretty Boy has no trouble pounding Bobby. Bobby turns the tables when he sees Pretty Boy hitting on Lana and knocks him out with one good punch. Bobby still loses in the end when the Godpigeon takes all the winnings from the fight and Bobby's girlfriend.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-15
- 194 Good Idea Bad Idea #12 - Whistling
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Whistling while you work. Bad Idea: Whistling while you eat.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-15
- 195 Animator's Alley #1 - Pies
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(Animator's Alley Wrap-Around) Yakko interviews Cappy Cap Barnhouse an old Warner Brother's animator. He tells him that they used to make pies and started animating when people stopped buying the pies.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-16
- 196 Animator's Alley #2 - Fish Lips
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(Animator's Alley Wrap-Around) Cappy Cap Barnhouse tells how the studio made fish cartoons in the 1940's. He talks about the importance of drawing fish lips correctly.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-16
- 197 Can't Buy A Thrill
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When the Hip Hippos get bored they check out an activities book that suggests a number of high risk adventures. The Hippos try bungee jumping out of a balloon, running with the bulls in Spain, and swimming with sharks. As they go through these dangers they are followed by Geena Embryo who tries to protect Flavio and Marita. Unfortunately, in doing so she takes the brunt of all the dangers.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-16
- 198 Animator's Alley #3 - Bunion Boy
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(Animator's Alley Wrap-Around) Cappy Cap Barnhouse tells how he came up with the animated character Bunion Boy who was a bunion that lived on a farmer's toe. He also talks about Kiki the sickly lemur who he also created. The Warners grow bored with Cappy's talking and replace themselves with stuffed replicas.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-16
- 199 Hollywoodchuck
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Charlton Woodchuck heads to Hollywood from Kansas to become a movie star. He gets the starring role in "Franklin the Friendly Woodchuck", but the production turns out to be too much for him when he is maulled by a bear, attacked by a woodpecker, and blown up with explosives. Charlton quits the show and heads back to Kansas.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-16
- 200 Animator's Alley #4 - Asleep
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(Animator's Alley Wrap-Around) As the Warners head off to bed, Cappy Cap Barnhouse remains on the set of Animator's Alley. He is asleep and wakes up when the head of Yakko's replica falls off.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-16
- 201 Of Nice and Men
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Rita and Runt are on a bunny ranch operated by Happy Bob. Runt watches over the bunnies while Rita stays in the barn and chases rats. When Bob tries to take the bunnies to skin them for fur, Rita and Runt stop him. They set the bunnies free take them to a train to escape.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-17
- 202 What a Dump!
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Mindy's mother gives her a new doll and throws out her old one. Mindy goes after the old doll and falls into a recycling bin. She is taken to the recycling center and Buttons follows to keep her out of danger. Mindy is put into a crate before she and Button manage to return home. After they get home, Button is scolded for getting the old doll out of the garbage.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-17
- 203 Pursuit - Running Towards Camera
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners jump over a gate with Ralph in hot pursuit.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-17
- 204 Survey Ladies
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In order to buy a birthday present for Dr. Scratchansniff, the Warners head to the Mall. They are constantly approached by two woman who want them to take a survey. The head to a number of stores and can't find the perfect gift. So, the Warners decide to give the survey ladies to Dr. Scratchansniff.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-17
- 205 Useless Fact #1 - Termites
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(Useless Fact Wrap-Around) Yakko reveals that termites can live to the age of fifty.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 206 The Senses Song
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The Warner siblings sing a song about the senses. The sing about the senses of perception and also the senses of judgment.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 207 Useless Fact #2 - Eskimos
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(Useless Fact Wrap-Around) Yakko reveals that eskimos have over a hundred words for ice. Unfortunately, they don't have a word for hello.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 208 Dot's Poetry Corner #6 - Humpty Dumpty
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about how Humpty Dumpty fell off a wall and got a lawyer. He settled out of court for a lot of money and now owns the wall.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 209 The World Can Wait
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Brain falls in love with Billie who is a female mouse that lives in another cage in the lab. Brain dresses up and tries to impress her with his intellect, but she seems more interested in Pinky's sense of humor. Pinky, however, is not interested. He already has a girlfriend named Phar FigNewton. Pinky then offers advice to Brain. Brain begins to have some success, but Billie is changed into a super-intelligent mouse by an experiment. Brain becomes worried that Billie will take over the world before he can.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 210 Useless Fact #3 - Shrimp
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(Useless Fact Wrap-Around) Yakko reveals that a shrimp's heart is located in its head.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 211 Kiki's Kitten
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Kiki is the angriest gorilla in captivity. When it is discovered that Rita's singing pacifies Kiki, a group of researches take Rita from the alley and give her to Kiki. Kiki treats Rita like a baby, but Rita doesn't like being Kiki's cat. She escapes, but Kiki breaks out to follow her. Eventually Kiki is recaptured and given another cat.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 212 Useless Fact #4 - Starfish
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(Useless Fact Wrap-Around) Yakko reveals that starfish do not have brains.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-18
- 213 Mary Tyler Moore Parody
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) A parody of the opening of The Mary Tyler Moore Show featuring Dot.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-19
- 214 Windsor Hassle
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John Cleese introduces a special cartoon about the restoration of Windsor Castle's banquet room after a fire in 1992. As the Queen supervises the work, the Warners arrive and offer to redecorate at a low price. The Queen takes them up on the offer. In order to pay for the restorations the Warners make the guests pay for their food. The Queen acts as cashier and opens up a string of fast food restaurants called "Queen Quisine".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-19
- 215 Queen Mother Anviled
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(Miscellaneous Wrap-Around) The Queen Mother offers some introductory comments and is then hit by an anvil.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-19
- 216 ...And Justice for Slappy
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Slappy is charged with assaulting Walter Wolf and tacken to court. Walter claims that Slappy attacked him when he was on his way to cheer her up. In reality, Walter was planning to catapult a beehive into her tree in order to drive Slappy out. Slappy threw the beehive back and Walter fell into his own trap. The jury finds in favor of Slappy because she planted explosives under their chair. Despite winning, she blows them up anyway.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-19
- 217 Wheel of Morality #11
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Possums have pouches like kangaroos"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-19
- 218 Turkey Jerkey
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The Pilgrims are about to celebrate the first Thanksgiving. They, however, can't decide what to eat. Miles Standish goes off to get a turkey for the dinner. He finds the Warners and their pet turkey Mr. Gobble. When he tries to shoot Mr. Gobble, the Warners and their pet turkey set about frustrating him. They drive him crazy and make him think he is a turkey. Eventually, he is served for dinner.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-22
- 219 Wild Blue Yonder
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When a baby bird hatches, he looks up and sees a stealth fighter. The bird becomes convinced that the aircraft is his mother. He sneaks onboard the plane and grabs a bomb which he thinks is an egg. After the bomb is dropped, he heads back to his nest where he finds his real mother and his two other siblings that are just hatching.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-22
- 220 Wheel of Morality #12
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Don't eat with your mouth full"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-22
- 221 Pursuit - Coming Out of a Manhole
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) Being chased by Ralph, the Warners emerge from a manhole.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-23
- 222 Video Review
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In a video store, the Warners come out of an Animaniacs video tape. They sing about the movies on the shelves and are chased by characters from movies.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-23
- 223 When Mice Ruled The Earth
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The year is 1895 and Pinky and the Brain are being kept in the laboratory of H.G. Wells. Brain builds a time machine because he wants to go back in time to keys moment in mouse evolution in order to change them and make mice the dominant form of life on Earth. When he returns to the present he hopes to be proclaimed the leader of the planet. Brain heads back in time and after a number of problems manages to teach mice how to make fire. When he returns to the present, he discovers that mice are the dominant form of life on the planet. Unfortunately, all the mice act like Pinky.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-23
- 224 Wheel of Morality #13
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) Wakko and Dot complain about the wheel of morality. They are pleased, however, when they win a free trip to Tahiti.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-23
- 225 Carol Burnett Show Parody
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners do a parody of the closing theme to The Carol Burnett Show.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-23
- 226 Newsreel of the Stars #2
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(Cold Opening) A slightly longer version of Newsreel of the Stars #1 featuring a few extra scenes and dialogue.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 227 Dot's Poetry Corner #7 - Requiem for a Lamb
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about Mary's little lamb and how it it was served with mint jelly.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 228 Mobster Mash
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The Warners go to an Italian restaurant for lunch. When Don Pepperoni the Godfather of the Italian Mob arrives he sees that they are sitting in his private booth. He tries to kick them out, but they refuse to go. They also insist that the Godfather is their waiter and treat him as such. Eventually he gives in to them and serves them spaghetti.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 229 Mime Time #6 - Lifting an Imaginary Barbell
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(Mime Time Wrap-Around) The Mime pretends to lift an imaginary barbell. He is then hit by a real anvil.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 230 Lake Titicaca
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The Warners sing a song about Lake Titicaca. They really like the song because they like saying that name.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 231 Randy Beaman #3 - Piranha Cat
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman's cat ate a piranha and became a piranha cat.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 232 Icebreakers
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Rita and Runt come to Alaska. They meet Ross Perot who is running for president. He needs a dog to pull his sled so that he can make a fundraiser in Fairbanks. Runt becomes his sled dog and Rita joins up for the ride. Rita saves Perot from a number of dangers, but he always gives Runt the credit. Eventually, the two of them head to a boat and leave Perot behind.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 233 Good Idea Bad Idea #13 - Drinking Fresh Milk
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Drinking fresh milk from the carton. Bad Idea: Drinking fresh milk from the cow.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-24
- 234 Slippin' on the Ice
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners sing the song ""Slippin' on the Ice"" which is parody of the famous song ""Singin' in the Rain"". As they sing, the Warners slip across an icy sidewalk.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 235 Snowy Titles
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(Cold Opening) A special opening sequence of the Animaniacs that features snow over the opening titles.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 236 'Twas the Day Before Christmas
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Slappy read the poem "The Day Before Christmas" to Skippy as a bedtime story. In the poem, the Warners CEO must give presents to the Warners. He hires Ralph to do it and makes him dress like Santa. Ralph arrives on a sled pulled by pigeons, but sees that Santa has already come. He has already given presents to Rita and Runt and the other Animaniacs. Eventually, Slappy falls alseep and Skippy goes off to open up his presents.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 237 Good Idea Bad Idea #14 - Christmas Carols
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Singing Christmas carols to your neighbors. Bad Idea: Singing Christmas carols to your neighbors on the Fourth of July.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 238 Jingle Boo
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Chicken Boo works as Santa Claus in a department store. Children are afraid of him because he is a chicken. When one of them pulls off his beard, Chicken Boo is exposed and kicked out of the department store. He is picked up by Santa Claus and taken for a ride on his sled.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 239 The Great Wakkorotti: The Holiday Concert
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Wakko belches out the holiday song "Jingle Bells".
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 240 Good Idea Bad Idea #15 - Finding Easter Eggs
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Finding Easter eggs on Easter morning. Bad Idea: Finding Easter eggs on Christmas morning.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 241 Toy Shop Terror
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The Warners show up in a toy shop after it closes. They begin to play around, but the noise they make wakes up the toy shop owner. He sends out a security robot, but the Warners have no problem in dealing with it. They send the robots broken parts back to the toy shop owner and tell him that it is not an approriate toy for children under three.
Date de diffusion : 1993-11-29
- 242 Newsreel of the Stars #3
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(Cold Opening) This opening is the same as Newsreel of the Stars #1 except that it features superimposed snow.
Date de diffusion : 1993-12-06
- 243 A Christmas Plotz
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The CEO of Warner Brothers Studio fires Ralph for not catching the Warners. The Warners visit the CEO as the ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present, and Christmas Future. Yakko as the ghost of Christmas Past shows the CEO how he has always been mean. He shows the CEO firing his father when he first became CEO. Dot as the ghost of Christmas Present shows the CEO Ralph's family. He sees that they can't afford presents or Christmas dinner since he fired Ralph. Yakko as the ghost of Christmas Future shows the CEO that Ralph's son will grow up to become CEO and will fire him. The CEO has a change of heart and gives the Warners money to buy a fruitcake for Ralph and he goes and gives Ralph his job back. The CEO is then hit by the enormous fruitcake bought by the Warners.
Date de diffusion : 1993-12-06
- 244 Little Drummer Warners
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short) This musical short features Christmas carols being sung in the background. The Warners follow the star of Bethlehem and arrive for the birth of Jesus. The three kings give their gifts, but Warners have no gift to give. Instead, Wakko plays the drums and the Warners sing the song ""Little Drummer Boy"".
Date de diffusion : 1993-12-06
- 245 Branimaniacs
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(Cold Opening) In this advertisement parody, Skippy and Slappy eat Branimaniacs. Unfortunately, Branimaniacs makes you have to go to the bathroom.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-10
- 246 The Warners and the Beanstalk
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The Warners climb the Beanstalk in this Jack and the Beanstalk parody. They discover that Ralph is the giant that lives on top of the beanstalk.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-10
- 247 Frontier Slappy
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Slappy tries to keep a lumberjack from cutting down her tree home.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-10
- 248 Ups and Downs
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Dr. Scratchandsniff gets trapped in an elevator with Wakko for ten hours.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-11
- 249 The Brave Little Trailer
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A parody of "The Brave Little Toaster" by Thomas M. Disch featuring a heroic trailer.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-11
- 250 Yes, Always
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Pinky and the Brain do voice over work at the Warner Brothers Studio.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-11
- 251 Drive-Insane
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Dr. Scratchnsniff goes on date with his girlfriend. The two head to a drive-in theater where the find the Warners. The Warners manage to ruin Scratchnsniff's date.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-14
- 252 Girlfeathers
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The Goodfeathers meet a gang of birds that are their female opposites.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-14
- 253 I'm Cute
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Dot sings an entire song that explains why she is really cute.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-14
- 254 Randy Beaman #4 - Pop Rocks
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman's little brother's head exploded after he ate Pop Rocks and drank a soda.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-15
- 255 Brain meets Brawn
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Brain decides to take over the world by taking a strength enhancing formula developed by Dr. Jekyl. He wants to stop Big Ben at tea time because if tea time never ends, everyone will be more concerned with tea than with trying to stop him from taking over the world.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-15
- 256 Meet Minerva
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Newt is sent by his owner to acquire the pelt of Minerva Mink. He sets a number of traps, but Minerva works her charms on him and distracts him so that every scheme he hatches to get her fails.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-15
- 257 Randy Beaman #5 - Hitchhiker
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman and his dad picked up a hitchhiker. After they got to where the hitchhiker had asked them to go, the hitchhiker disappeared. They later found out that the hitchhiker was a woman who died four years before.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-15
- 258 Gold Rush
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There's a gold rush in California and when the Warners start digging up gold they are harassed by a greedy gold miner who decides to take away their good fortune.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-16
- 259 Pursuit - Mailbox with Elephant
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Date de diffusion : 1994-02-16
- 260 A Gift of Gold
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A present is wrapped in gold wrapping paper. The gold wrapping paper makes a journey around the city.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-16
- 261 Dot's Quiet Time
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Short) Because of too much noise from her brothers in the water tower, Dot must find a place where it's nice and quiet so she can finish her novel.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-16
- 262 French Theme
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(Theme Song) The animation sequences are the same as Theme Song #1, but the song is sung in French.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-17
- 263 Schnitzelbank
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The Warners sing the German folk song Schnitzelbank.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-17
- 264 The Helpinki Formula
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Brain creates chemical that will make everyone smaller than he is. He advertises it on an infomercial and it sells it wildly. Unfortunately, more than one drop spills on everybody and causes chaos.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-17
- 265 Les Boutons et Le Ballon
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While staying in the French city of Paris, Buttons must protect Mindy when she wanders off to follow a floating red balloon.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-17
- 266 Kung Boo
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In this parody of The Karate Kid, Chicken Boo pretends to be a Karate student fighting in a tournament. When Chicken Boo's sensei tells him to be like a grasshopper and shows Chicken Boo a grasshopper in his hand, Chicken Boo goes after it hungrily. His costumne falls off and he is exposed as a chicken.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-17
- 267 Of Course You Know, This Means Warners
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The Warners show off their assistance on the homefront during World War II.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-18
- 268 Up a Tree
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Rita is chased up a tree and has a hard time getting down. With the help of Maybeloota Marabella Missy McCoy, she finally gets the courage to come down from the tree.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-18
- 269 Wakko's Gizmo
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Wakko constructs an elaborate Rube Goldberg Device in order to flatten a whoopie cushion.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-18
- 270 Good Idea Bad Idea #16 - Circus
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Visiting the circus. Bad Idea: Having the circus visit you.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-18
- 271 Oh, Oh, Ethel
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Date de diffusion : 1994-02-28
- 272 Ink Blot Test
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Yakko, Wakko, and Dot short: The three Warner siblings each take a turn guessing what a various ink blot shape looks like, infuriating Dr. Scratchinsniff every time they guess.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-28
- 273 Meet John Brain
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Brain tries to take over the world by running for President of the United States. He chooses Pinky as his running mate.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-28
- 274 Smell Ya Later
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Slappy faces off against a smelly old rival to get her nuts.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-28
- 275 Spike
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(Chicken Boo Wrap-Around) In a parody of Nike's ""Bo Knows"" advertisement campaign, Chicken Boo is dressed in a variety of sports uniforms before be his clobbered for not being a real athlete.
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-28
- 276 Wheel of Morality #14
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Do not back up... severe tire damage.""
Date de diffusion : 1994-02-28
- 277 Tower Escape by Condor
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners escape the water tower by hitching a ride on a flying condor.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-01
- 278 Ragamuffins
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The Warners are featured in one of their early shorts. The short is in the style of silent era cartoons and features music but no dialogue. According to the opening narration, the short was made in 1929 before the Warners were locked in the water tower.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-01
- 279 Woodstock Slappy
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Slappy and Skippy want to go to her summer cottage, but when they get there the see that they are in the middle the 1960's musical festival Woodstock. Skippy marvels at the music, but Slappy wants them to go away. She doesn't have much success until she decides to play some music herself. She plays a polka and everyone runs.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-01
- 280 Tower Return by Lasso
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) The Warners return to water tower by using a lasso and pulling themselves up.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-01
- 281 Pursuit - Running Around a Corner
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(Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Wrap-Around) Being chased by Ralph, the Warners run around a corner.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-02
- 282 Karaoke-dokie
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The Warners want to sing karaoke but are stopped by a man named Willie Slakmer who wants to sing a bunch of karaoke songs before them. The Warners set about getting revenge on him, but in the end another man Lenny Neeboy comes forward and begins to sing his songs.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-02
- 283 Cranial Crusader
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In order to show up the crimefighter the Caped Opposum, Brain and Pinky dress up as costumed superheros in order to take down the archvillian Johnny Badnote. Brain hopes to become famous as a crimefighter so that he can use that fame to take over the world.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-02
- 284 The Chicken Who Loved Me
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In this parody of James Bond movies, Chicken Boo pretends to be James Boo secret agent. Chicken Boo is revealed to be a chicken by his archnemesis Dr. Not.
Date de diffusion : 1994-03-02
- 285 Dot's Poetry Corner #8 - Jack Sprat
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about how Jack Sprat could eat no fat and why he became so annoying.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-02
- 286 Baloney and Kids
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In this parody of the kids show Barney and Friends, the Warners end up on a sickly sweet kids show featuring the cuddly and lovable Baloney. The Warners hate the show and make Baloney's life miserable.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-02
- 287 Super Buttons
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Mindy and Buttons are seen as superheroes.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-02
- 288 Katie Ka-Boom: The Driving Lesson
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Katie gets her learner's permits and is given a driving lesson by her father. Unfortunately, she grows angry as her parents try to instruct her. She turns into an angry green monster and speeds throughout the neighborhood. When they make it home, however, and Katie thanks her parents for the lesson.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-02
- 289 Dot's Poetry Corner #9 - Thirty Days
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about how may days there are in each month and how many years Uncle Spit has to stay in prison.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-02
- 290 Randy Beaman #6 - Dracula
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman once woke up at night and saw Dracula.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-03
- 291 Good Idea Bad Idea #17 - Going Trick or Treating
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(Good Idea, Bad Idea Wrap-Around) Good Idea: Going trick-or-treating on Halloween. Bad Idea: Going trick-or-treating on St Patrick's Day.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-03
- 292 Scare Happy Slappy
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Slappy takes Skippy out trick-or-treating along a block that includes all her old enemies.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-03
- 293 Randy Beaman #7 - Tan
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman's mother's best friend once went to a tanning salon. When she stayed too long in the tanning bed, she boiled her insides.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-03
- 294 Witch One
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Rita and Runt are in Salem during the infamous Salem Witch trials. Rita is accused of being a witch and is hunted for it. When she is caught, she is about to be drowned when Runt manages to help her to escape.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-03
- 295 Randy Beaman #8 - Lee Press-on Nails
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman was once stalked by his mother's Lee Press-on Nails.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-03
- 296 MacBeth
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In a parody of a scene from the play MacBeth by William Shakespeare, Dot Warner, Slappy Squirrel, and Hello Nurse play three witches chanting over a cauldron. Yakko provides an interpretation for Shakespeare's dialogue.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-03
- 297 With Three You Get Eggroll
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Pesto has to watch his sister's egg, but it starts rolling all over town.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-09
- 298 Mermaid Mindy
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In this underwater short, a mermaid version of Mindy chases after a jellyfish. It is up to a dogfish version of Buttons to keep her out of trouble. He helps protect her from a number of dangers including an octopus, but he is still scolded by Neptune.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-09
- 299 Katie Ka-Boom: Call Waiting
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Katie talks to her friends on the phone keeping a number on call waiting. Katie's father gets the phone for a business and gets a call from one of Katie's friends. He finishes and can't remeber who called. She gets angry and explodes.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-09
- 300 Randy Beaman #9 - Baloney
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman was once eating a baloney sandwich and started laughing. He laughed so hard that baloney came out of his nose.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 301 Pursuit - Mini-Mart Rides
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Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 302 Lookit the Fuzzy Heads
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Dr. Scratchansniff has a new patient, and to the Warners's horror, it's Elmyra! Luckily, they're eventually able to get rid of her... with a little help from Buttons and Mindy (mostly Mindy).
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 303 Dot's Poetry Corner #10 - Old King Cole
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about Old King Cole and how he would call information instead of looking numbers up in the phone book.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 304 No Face Like Home
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Skippy goes to a plastic surgery and country club to visit his Aunt Slappy who is getting plastic surgery so she can launch her cartoon comeback and compete with the younger cartoon stars. One of her old nemesis finds out she's there and attempts to botch up her surgery - with little success!
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 305 Dot's Poetry Corner #11 - Ode to a Veggie
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(Dot's Poetry Corner Wrap-Around) Dot recites a poem about how beans are the musical fruit and about how she can't finish this poem.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 306 Randy Beaman #10 - Dog Food
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(Randy Beaman Wrap-Around) Colin tells a story about how Randy Beaman's family once served dog food at a party instead of bean dip.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 307 Wheel of Morality #15
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(Wheel of Morality Wrap-Around) The Warners reveal the moral of the episode: ""Lather, rinse, repeat.""
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-16
- 308 My Father the Tuna
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(Cold Opening) An announcement informers the viewers that ""My Father the Tuna"" will not be shown tonight. Instead a special Animaniacs episode will be shown.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-23
- 309 The Warners 65th Anniversary Special
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The Warners view their 65th Anniversary special, but an unknown figure is plotting to destroy them with a time bomb set to their podium when they give their speech. It turns out to be Buddy, the cartoon character that they had replaced, but after hearing Yakko say that they wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him and wish he was here, his thoughts of revenge vanish and he joins them on the stage. However, when Buddy is speaking at the podium, the time bomb goes off on him, blowing him up.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-23
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- 311 The Warners 65th Anniversary Special
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The Warners view their 65th Anniversary special, but an unknown figure is plotting to destroy them with a time bomb set to their podium when they give their speech. It turns out to be Buddy, the cartoon character that they had replaced, but after hearing Yakko say that they wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him and wish he was here, his thoughts of revenge vanish and he joins them on the stage. However, when Buddy is speaking at the podium, the time bomb goes off on him, blowing him up.
Date de diffusion : 1994-05-23