Tiny Toon Adventures

Tiny Toon Adventures
Format	Animation, Comedy
Starring	Charlie Adler Tress MacNeille Joe Alaskey Don Messick Gail Matthius Kath Soucie Maurice LaMarche Frank Welker Rob Paulsen Danny Cooksey Cree Summer Jeff Bergman Candi Milo Samuel Vincent Noel Blanc Greg Burson June Foray Jim Cummings John Kassir Stan Freberg Bob Bergen
Country	United States
Language	English
Production
Runtime	30 minutes
Company	Amblin Entertainment Warner Bros. Television
Broadcast
Original channel	CBS (pilot only) Syndication (1990-1992) Fox Kids (1992-1995)
First shown	1990-1992
First aired	September 14, 1990
Last aired	December 6, 1992

Steven Spielberg presents Tiny Toon Adventures is an animated television series created by Tom Ruegger. Notably the first collaboration between Warner Bros. Animation and Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment, it originally aired on 1990-1992, with its first two seasons running in syndication (though the first episode premiered as a prime-time special on CBS) and the third season running on Fox Kids. It also spun off Warner Bros. Animation's first direct-to-video movie, Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation, in 1992.

Plot

An indirect spin-off of Warner's Looney Tunes shorts, the show focused on the adventures of a group of young cartoon characters who attend a school named Acme Looniversity, where they are taught by the original Looney Tunes characters they themselves are based on.

Episodes

#	Episode title	Original airdate	Prod. #
Season 1: 1990-1991
1	The Looney Beginning	September 14, 1990	148
2	A Quack in the Quarks	September 17, 1990	140
3	The Wheel O' Comedy	September 18, 1990	113
4	Test Stressed	September 19, 1990	122
5	The Buster Bunny Bunch	September 20, 1990	119
6	Her Wacky Highness	September 21, 1990	108
7	Journey to the Center of Acme Acres	September 24, 1990	138
8	Stuff That Goes Bump in the Night	September 25, 1990	127
9	It's Buster Bunny Time	September 26, 1990	131
10	Looking Out for the Little Guy	September 27, 1990	133
11	Starting From Scratch	September 28, 1990	132
12	Hare Raising Night	October 1, 1990	117
13	Furrball Follies	October 2, 1990	105
14	The Acme Acres Zone	October 3, 1990	128
15	Life in the 1990s	October 4, 1990	126
16	Rock 'n Roar	October 5, 1990	109
17	Prom-ise Her Anything	October 8, 1990	124
18	Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow	October 9, 1990	101
19	Cinemaniacs	October 10, 1990	102
20	You Asked For it	October 11, 1990	104
21	Gang Busters	October 12, 1990	112
22	Citizen Max	October 15, 1990	121
23	Wake Up Call of the Wild	October 17, 1990	130
24	Buster and the Wolverine	October 19, 1990	107
25	You Asked For It, Part II	October 22, 1990	123
26	Hollywood Plucky	October 23, 1990	125
27	Europe in 30 Minutes	October 26, 1990	142
28	The Wacko World of Sports	October 30, 1990	136
29	Rainy Daze	November 1, 1990	115
30	Fields of Honey	November 2, 1990	116
31	Sawdust and Toonsil	November 5, 1990	137
32	Spring in Acme Acres	November 6, 1990	135
33	Psychic Fun-Omenon Day	November 7, 1990	152
34	The Wide World of Elmyra	November 8, 1990	149
35	A Ditch in Time	November 9, 1990	155
36	Animaniacs!	November 12, 1990	145
37	Career Oppor-Toon-ities	November 13, 1990	111
38	Strange Tales of Weird Science	November 14, 1990	103
39	Inside Plucky Duck	November 15, 1990	129
40	The Acme Bowl	November 16, 1990	120
41	Dating, Acme Acres Style	November 19, 1990	114
42	Looniversity Daze	November 20, 1990	110
43	Best O' Plucky Duck Day	November 21, 1990	118
44	Hero Hamton	November 23, 1990	106
45	Whale's Tales	November 26, 1990	155
46	Ask Mr. Popular	December 5, 1990	141
47	Son of Looniversity Daze	December 7, 1990	134
48	Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool	December 10, 1990	160
49	Fairy Tales for the 90's	December 12, 1990	143
50	Who Bopped Bugs Bunny?	December 14, 1990	144
51	Tiny Toon Music Television	February 1, 1991	163
52	The Return To Acme Acres Zone	February 4, 1991	159
53	The Acme Home Shopping Show	February 6, 1991	161
54	Weirdest Stories Ever Told	February 8, 1991	157
55	Viewer Mail Day	February 11, 1991	162
56	Son of the Wacko World of Sports	February 12, 1991	156
57	Pollution Solution	February 14, 1991	139
58	You Asked for It Again	February 15, 1991	153
59	Brave Tales of Real Rabbits	February 18, 1991	151
60	How Sweetie It Is	February 19, 1991	158
61	New Character Day	February 20, 1991	164
62	Here's Hamton	February 21, 1991	146
63	No Toon is an Island	February 25, 1991	147
64	K-ACME TV	February 26, 1991	165
65	High Toon	March 29, 1991	150
Season 2: 1991-1992
66	Pledge Week	September 16, 1991	203
67	Going Places	September 17, 1991	202
68	Elephant Issues	September 18, 1991	204
69	Hog Wild Hamton	September 19, 1991	206
70	Playtime Toons	September 20, 1991	201
71	Toon Physics	November 4, 1991	205
72	Acme Cable TV	November 11, 1991	214
73	Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian	November 18, 1991	208
74	Henny Youngman Day	November 22, 1991	209
75	Love Disconnection	November 25, 1991	207
76	Kon Ducki	February 3, 1992	219
77	Sepulveda Bulevard	February 17, 1992	220
78	Take Elmyra Please	February 24, 1992	212
Season 3: 1992
79	Thirteensomething	September 14, 1992	213
80	New Class Day	September 15, 1992	216
81	Fox Trot	September 16, 1992	225
82	What Makes Toon Tick	September 17, 1992	224
83	Flea For Your Life	September 18, 1992	221
84	The Return of Batduck	September 19, 1992
85	Toons Take Over	September 21, 1992	228
86	Toons From the Crypt	September 22, 1992	217
87	Two-Tone Town	September 28, 1992	229
88	Buster's Directorial Debut	November 2, 1992	227
89	Washingtoon	November 4, 1992	230
90	Toon TV	November 9, 1992	215
91	Grandma's Dead	November 10, 1992	222
93	Music Day	November 11, 1992	226
94	The Horror of Slumber Party Mountain	November 12, 1992	231
95	Sport Shorts	November 13, 1992	218
96	Weekday Afternoon Live	November 16, 1992	223
97	A Cat's Eye View	November 17, 1992	211
98	Best of Buster Day	November 23, 1992	210
99	It's a Wonderful Tiny Toon Christmas Special	December 6, 1992	232

Cast

• Charlie Adler as Buster Bunny (most of the series)
• John Kassir as Buster Bunny (last few episodes)
• Tress MacNeille as Babs Bunny
• Joe Alaskey as Plucky Duck
• Don Messick as Hamton J. Pig
• Gail Matthius as Shirley the Loon
• Kath Soucie as Fifi La Fume
• Maurice LaMarche as Dizzy Devil
• Frank Welker as Gogo Dodo
• Rob Paulsen as Fowlmouth
• Danny Cooksey as Montana Max
• Cree Summer as Elmyra Duff
• Candi Milo as Sweetie

Trivia

• Tiny Toon Adventures' appearance on Cartoon Network in 1999 followed its younger sibling show, Animaniacs having officially joined the network the previous year. Interestingly, this was not the first time such an occurrence had happened, as Tiny Toons reruns had begun running on Kids' WB! two years after Animaniacs had moved to that block. This would not be the last time Tiny Toons seemingly followed Animaniacs to another network, either; Tiny Toons returned to Nickelodeon in September 2002, a year after that channel had picked up Animaniacs, and about a decade later, when Animaniacs was picked up for reruns on the Hub Network in December 2012, Tiny Toons followed just seven months later.
• This show was also more popular in Italy, along with Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain and Freakazoid!.
• In Japan, this show, along with Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain was shown on TV Tokyo, and then, along with Freakazoid! on TV Asahi.

Warner Bros. Animation Series