Steven Spielberg Presents Tiny Toon Adventures: Season One

The Looney Beginning

First aired September 14, 1990 – Prod. no. 148

Directed by Glen Kennedy, Dave Marshall, Ken Boyer, and Rich Arons – Written by Paul Dini and Sherri Stoner – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell – Story Editors: Paul Dini, Sherri Stoner – Music by Mort Stevens – Timing Direction: Kennedy Animation – Layouts: Greg Reyna, Enrique May, Charles Visser, Garrett Ho – Model Design: Tony Craig, Jeff Pidgeon, Alex McCrae, Ken Boyer – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. (Dave Marshall, Supervisor) – Created by Buster and Babs
1991 Emmy nominee, Outstanding Animated Program.

A Quack in the Quarks

First aired September 17, 1990 – Prod. no. 140

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Tom Minton – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy – Story Editor: Chuck Menville – Music by Arthur B. Rubinstein – Starring the Voices of Frank Welker as Chewcudda, Rob Paulsen as Frank, Carol Kane as Ollie – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Jeff Hall – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Steve Gordon, Bill Snelgrove, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. – Secret of Quality Animation: Lotsa Shadows

The Wheel o’ Comedy

Devil Doggie
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Paul Dini

Optical Intrusion
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Tom Minton

Win, Lose or Kerplowie
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles Howell

First aired September 18, 1990 – Prod. no. 113

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Ron Grant – Starring the Voice of Rob Paulsen as Blink – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy, Steve Gordon – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Keith Baxter, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – Elmyra Fan Club President: Chuck Harvey

Test Stressed

Never Too Late to Loon
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Jim Reardon

Lil Sneezer
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Stephen Langford and Paul Dini

To Bleep or Not to Bleep
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Sherri Stoner and Paul Dini

First aired September 19, 1990 – Prod. no. 122

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Ron Grant – Starring the Voice of Joe Alaskey as Sylvester – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Rich Arons, Chris Reccardi – Timing Direction: Michael Gerard – Character Layout: Mike Fontanelli, Charles Bean, Jim Gomez – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Jim Gomez, Charlie Bean, Garrett Ho, Rich Arons – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Glen V. Vilppu – Background Painter: Laura Lizak – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – Enough Television: Go Read a Book

The Buster Bunny Bunch

Buffed Bunny
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV

Squish
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Len Jansen

Born to be Riled
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Sherri Stoner

First aired September 20, 1990 – Prod. no. 119

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Les Hooper – Storyboards: Chris Otsuki, Alfred Gimeno, John Dorman, Barry Caldwell – Timing Direction: Gwen Wetzler, Tom Ray – Character Layout: David West, Tenny Henson, Jean Paynter, Jessie Cosio, Alberto De Mello, Chris Otsuki – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Painter: Brian Sebern – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – Guy with Giant Hands: Art Leonardi

Her Wacky Highness

First aired September 21, 1990 – Prod. no. 108

Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Bruce Broughton – Starring the Voices of Noel Blanc as The Principal, Pat Fraley as Himself – Character Layout: Charlie Bean, Phil Felix, Jenny Lerew, Mucci, Chris Reccardi, Kexx Singleton, Tom Owens, Ken Boyer, Kevin Wurzer – Model Design: Tony Craig – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Dan McHugh – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – The Moral of the Story: Elmer Fudd is a Dolt

Hollywood Plucky

First aired September 22, 1990 – Prod. no. 125

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Sherri Stoner – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by John Debney – Starring the Voices of Frank Welker as Guard, Rob Paulsen as Bus Driver, Jim Cummings as Chef, Ken Mars as Flavio, Roger Rose as John Face, Michael Bell as Batman, Maggie Roswell as Mary Vain – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Jeff Hall – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Keith Baxter, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – Caricaturist: Bruce Timm

Journey to the Center of Acme Acres

First aired September 24, 1990 – Prod. no. 138

Directed by Arthur Leonardi – Written by Wayne Kaatz – Storyboards: John Ahern, Chris Otsuki, Alberto De Mello, Arthur Leonardi – Story Editor: Sherri Stoner – Music by Bruce Broughton – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Tenny Henson, Chris Otsuki, Ed Haney, Jessie Casio, Terry Mullen, Alberto De Mello, Dave West – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Painters: Brian Sebern, Eric Semones – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – Gremlins Compliments of Bob Clampett

Stuff That Goes Bump in the Night

Home Wrecker
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Pamela Hickey and Dennys McCoy

Fang You Very Much
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Richard Mueller

Easy Biter
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Pat Allee, Ben Hurst, and Tom Ruegger

First aired September 25, 1990 – Prod. no. 127

Story Editors: Len Janson, Chuck Menville – Music by Fred Steiner – Starring the Voice of Frank Welker as Moe Squito – Storyboards: Tony Benedict, Alberto De Mello, Chris Otsuki – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Gwen Wetzler – Character Layout: John Koch, Ed Haney, Daniel De La Vega, Alberto De Mello, Dave West, Tenny Henson, Jessie Cosio – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Painter: Brian Sebern – Animation Director: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. (Nelson Shin, President) – Produced in the San Fernando Valley: Fer Sure

It’s Buster Bunny Time

Bag That Bunny
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Dale Hale

Lifestyles of the Rich and Rotten
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Rowby Goren

The Anvil Chorus
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Jim Reardon, Paul Dini, Don Dougherty, and Tom Ruegger

First aired September 26, 1990 – Prod. no. 131

Story Editors: Paul Dini, Chuck Menville – Music by Bruce Broughton – Storyboards: Chris Otsuki, Alberto De Mello, Barry Caldwell – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Tenny Henson, Chris Otsuki, Ed Haney, Ken Mitchroney, Terry Mullen, Alberto De Mello, Dave West, Daniel De La Vega – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Painters: Brian Sebern, Eric Semones – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – Anvils Compliments of Acme Industries

Looking Out for the Little Guy

Awful Orphan
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Nick Hollander

The Re-Return of the Toxic Revenger
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Jim Reardon

Bird-Dog Afternoon
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Pat Allee, Ben Hurst, and Tom Ruegger

First aired September 27, 1990 – Prod. no. 133

Story Editor: Chuck Menville – Music by Joel McNeely – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy, Bill Snelgrove – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Leonard Robinson, Chuck Harvey – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Bill Snelgrove – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Basset Hound Model: Lucy Ruegger

Starting from Scratch

First aired September 28, 1990 – Prod. no. 132

Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Wayne Kaatz and Tom Ruegger – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell, John Dorman – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Ron Grant – Starring the Voices of Whitby Hertford as Fliorello, Hamilton Camp as Scottish Flea, Jim Cummings as Papa Flea – Timing Direction: Andrew Louis, Gregory Reyna – Character Layout: Joey Banaszkiewicz, Kexx Singleton, Jeff Pidgeon, Tony Craig, Alex McCrae – Model Design: Jeff Pidgeon, Kexx Singleton, Tony Craig, Alex McCrae – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis – Background Color: Eric Radomski – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Cartoon Cliches of Alan Burnett

Citizen Max

First aired September 29, 1990 – Prod. no. 121

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV, Paul Dini, and Tom Ruegger – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Dennis McCarthy – Starring the Voice of Bill Woodson as Announcer – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Leonard Robinson, Chuck Harvey – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Keith Baxter, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Model for Babs’ Feet: Kathryn Yelsa

Hare-Raising Night

First aired October 1, 1990 – Prod. no. 117

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV – Storyboards: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Bill Snelgrove – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Bruce Broughton – Starring the Voices of Jim Cummings as Monster, Jeff Altman as Splicer – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Leonard Robinson, Chuck Harvey – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Keith Baxter, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Dr. Splicer’s Stand-In: Doug McCarthy

Furrball Follies

K-9 Kitty
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Tom Minton

Aroma Amore
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Sherri Stoner

Cross Country Kitty
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Eddie Fitzgerald

First aired October 2, 1990 – Prod. no. 105

Story Editor: Wayne Kaatz – Music by Arthur B. Rubinstein – Starring the Voices of Rob Paulsen as Amby, Cindy McGee as Mary Melody, Jeff Altman as Lloyd – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy, Bill Snelgrove – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Keith Baxter, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick, Bruce Timm – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. (Nelson Shin, President) – Future Game Show Host: Steve Donmyer

The Acme Acres Zone

A Walk on the Flip Side
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Michael Reaves

A Bacon Strip
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Wayne Kaatz

Senserely Yours, Babs
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner and Tom Minton

First aired October 3, 1990 – Prod. no. 128

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Albert Olson – Starring the Voice of June Foray as Granny – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell, John Dorman – Timing Direction: Andrew Louis, Gregory Reyna – Character Layout: Kexx Singleton, Jeff Pidgeon, Tony Craig, Joey Banaszkiewicz, Brian Mitchell, Alex McCrae – Model Design: Jeff Pidgeon, Thom Owens, Tony Craig – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Moral of Story: Pork is Fattening

Life in the 90’s

Whining Out
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Paul Dini and Bob Carrau

Paper Trained
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Jim Reardon

Butt Out
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Sherri Stoner and Tom Ruegger

First aired October 4, 1990 – Prod. no. 126

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Peter Myers – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Jim Fletcher, Chris Reccardi, Glen Hill – Timing Direction: Michael Gerard – Character Layout: Mike Fontanelli, Charlie Bean, Jim Gomez, Garrett Ho – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Jim Gomez, Charlie Bean, Garrett Ho – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Glenn Vilppu – Background Painter: Laura Lee Lizak – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. (Nelson Shin, President) – Mystery Credit:

Rock ’n Roar

First aired October 5, 1990 – Prod. no. 109

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Sheryl Scarborough, Jim Reardon, and Kayte Kuch – Storyboards: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Fred Steiner – Starring the Voice of Frank Welker as Rover – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Keith Baxter, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Today’s Lesson, Kids: Eat Your Vegetables!

Prom-ise Her Anything

First aired October 8, 1990 – Prod. no. 124

Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Paul Dini and Bob Carrau – Storyboards: Barry Caldwell, John Dorman, Jim Fletcher, Byron Vaughns – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Laurence Rosenthal – Timing Direction: Cullan Blaine – Character Layout: Joey Banaszkiewicz, Jeff Pidgeon, Brian Mitchell, Tony Craig, Alex McCrae, Kexx Singleton – Model Design: Shane Poindexter – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis, Marty Strudler – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – If You’re Just Tuning In… You’re Late.

Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow

First aired October 9, 1990 – Prod. no. 101

Directed by Ken Boyer and Eddie Fitzgerald – Written by Wayne Kaatz, Tom Ruegger, Gordon Bressack, and Charles M. Howell IV – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell, Bob Camp – Story Editor: Wayne Kaatz – Music by Arthur B. Rubinstein – Starring the Voice of Edan Gross as Tyrone – Timing Direction: Jeff Hall, Bill Hutton, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Rich Arons, Ken Mitchroney, Jim Smith, Julian Chaney, Chris Reccardi, Jenny Lerew, Jim Gomez, Mike Fontanelli – Model Design: Tony Craig, Jeff Pidgeon – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Ted Blackman, Dan McHugh – Background Painters: Laura Lizak, Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Moral of Story: We Need More Animators

Cinemaniacs

Superbabs
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Sherri Stoner, Tom Minton, and Wayne Kaatz

Duck Trek
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Jim Reardon

Pasadena Jones
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Sherri Stoner and Wayne Kaatz

First aired October 10, 1990 – Prod. no. 102

Story Editor: Wayne Kaatz – Music by Bruce Broughton – Starring the Voices of Frank Welker as Hair Monster, Rob Paulsen as Dr. Furrball – Storyboards: Barry Caldwell, Bob Camp, Byron Vaughns – Timing Direction: Jeff Hall, Bill Hutton, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Rich Arons, Mucci, Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Julian Chaney, Thom Owens, Mike Fontanelli, Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Jeff Pidgeon, Keith Baxter, Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick, Dan McHugh, Eric Radomski – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Color Design: Kathryn Yelsa, Eric Radomski – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. – Ken Boyer’s Shoes by Otis

You Asked For It

Debutante Devil
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Sherri Stoner

Sleight of Hare
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Tom Minton and Wayne Kaatz

Duck Out of Luck
Directed by Eddie Fitzgerald – Written by Eddie Fitzgerald and Wayne Kaatz

First aired October 11, 1990 – Prod. no. 104

Story Editor: Wayne Kaatz – Music by Bruce Broughton – Starring the Voice of Noel Blanc as Taz – Storyboards: Alfred Gimeno, Chris Otsuki, Douglas McCarthy, Bob Camp, Chris Reccardi – Timing Direction: Kent Butterworth, Dave Marshall, Dan Thompson, Charlie Downs, Tom Ray, Gwen Wetzler – Animation Posing: Rich Arons, Ken Mitchroney, Jim Smith, Alfred Gimeno, David West, Tenny Henson, Jim Gomez, Mike Fontanelli, Tom Bird, Jessie Cosio, Chuck Harvey, Chris Otsuki, Keith Baxter – Model Design: Jeff Pidgeon, Keith Baxter, Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick, Ted Blackman, Jessie Santos – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa, Brian Sebern, Laura Lizak – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Guy Who Says “Narf”: Eddie Fitzgerald

Gang Busters

First aired October 12, 1990 – Prod. no. 112

Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Wayne Kaatz and Jim Reardon – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell, John Dorman – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by John Debney – Starring the Voice of Rob Paulsen as Cashier – Timing Direction: Jeff Hall, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Mucci, Kexx Singleton, Jeff Pidgeon, Jenny Lerew, Thom Owens II, Charles Bean, Phil Felix, Kevin Wurzer, Tony Craig, Ken Boyer – Model Design: Tony Craig – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Free TV: You Get What You Pay For

Wake Up Call of the Wild

Migrant Mallard
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Tom Minton

It’s a Jungle Out There
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Pat Allee and Ben Hurst

Kitty Cat-astrophy
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV

First aired October 17, 1990 – Prod. no. 130

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Albert Olson – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, James Fletcher, Chris Reccardi – Timing Direction: Michael Gerard, Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Gwen Wetzler, Jeff Hall – Character Layout: Charlie Bean, Garrett Ho, Eddie Fitzgerald, Istvan Majoros, Jim Gomez, Mike Fontanelli, Chuck Harvey, Ed Bell – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Glenn Vilppu – Background Painters: Laura Lee Lizak, Greg Battes – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Wayne Kaatz’ Office Hours: 3:15-3:45 PM

Buster and the Wolverine

First aired October 19, 1990 – Prod. no. 107

Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Tom Ruegger and Paul Dini – Storyboards: Jim Willoughby, Alfred Gimeno, Chris Otsuki, Art Leonardi – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Morton Stevens – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Gwen Wetzler – Character Layout: Jean Paynter, Tom Bird, David West, Alberto De Mello, Jessie Cosio, Tenny Henson – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Layout: Brian Sebern – Background Painters: Hector Martinez, Richard Martin, Brian Sebern – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Wolverine Trainer: The Tazmanian Devil

You Asked For It, Part 2

The Weird Couple
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Len Janson

Return of the Toxic Revenger
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Pamela Hickey and Dennys McCoy

Little Cake of Horrors
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Dale Hale

First aired October 22, 1990 – Prod. no. 123

Story Editor: Len Janson – Music by Don Davis – Starring the Voice of William Woodson as Narrator – Storyboards: Tony Benedict, Alberto De Mello, Chris Otsuki, Robert Fuentes, Alfred Gimeno – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Gwen Wetzler – Character Layout: Jessie Cosio, Jean Paynter, Dave West, Tenny Henson, John Koch – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Painter: Brian Sebern – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Give a Hoot: Don’t Pollute

Europe in 30 Minutes

First aired October 26, 1990 – Prod. no. 142

Directed by Arthur Leonardi – Written by Stephen Hibbert – Storyboards: Jessie Cosio, Sheri Weinhart, Chris Otsuki – Story Editor: Sherri Stoner – Music by Arthur Kempel – Starring the Voices of Tim Curry as Prince Charles, Valri Bromfield as Lady Di, Pat Fraley as Travel Agent – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Terry Mullen, Daniel De La Vega, Dave West, Alberto De Mello, Ed Haney, Chris Otsuki, Tenny Henson, Jessie Santos, Sheri Weinhart – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Painters: Brian Sebern, Eric Semones – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Travel Arrangements by the Wackyland Tourist Board

The Wacko World of Sports

Tennis the Menace
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV

Bleacher Bummer
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Chuck Menville

Miniature Goof
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Grant Moran and Tom Ruegger

First aired October 30, 1990 – Prod. no. 136

Story Editors: Len Janson, Chuck Menville – Music by Morton Stevens – Storyboards: Bob Fuentes, Cosmo Anzilotti, Mike Swanigan – Timing Direction: Walt Kubiak, Charlie Downs, Norm McCabe – Character Layout: Charlie Downs, Owen Fitzgerald, Cosmo Anzilotti – Model Design: Phil Ortiz, Terry Mullen, Owen Fitzgerald – Key Background Design: Cosmo Anzilotti, Marty Strudler – Background Layout: Marty Strudler – Background Color: Christy Maltese, Bob Schaefer, Marcia Adams – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Moral of Story: Not Every Show is Perfect

Rainy Daze

Rent a Friend
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Jim Reardon and Paul Dini

Bunny Daze
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Barry Caldwell

Fur-Gone Conclusion
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Wayne Kaatz and Chris Otsuki

First aired November 1, 1990 – Prod. no. 115

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Bill Ross – Starring the Voices of Frank Welker as Babzilla, Joan Gerber as Gotcha Grabmore – Storyboards: Chris Otsuki, Alfred Gimeno, Jim Willoughby, Lew Saw – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Gwen Wetzler – Character Layout: Jean Paynter, Chris Otsuki, Alfred Gimeno, Jessie Casio, Tom Bird, Al De Mello, Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Layout: Brian Sebern – Background Painter: Laura Lee Lizak – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Character Design: Jessie Cosio – Animation Supervision: John Ewing, Barry Pearce – Animation Services: Freelance Graphics Ltd. – Guy Who Wears Suspenders: Jim Reardon

Fields of Honey

First aired November 2, 1990 – Prod. no. 116

Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner and Tom Ruegger – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell, John Dorman – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Bill Ross – Starring the Voices of Noel Blanc as Porky, B.J. Ward as Honey – Timing Direction: Jeff Hall, Dan Thompson – Character Layout: Jeff Pidgeon, Charles Bean, Mucci, Kexx Singleton, Tom Owens, Joey Banaszkiewicz, Brian Mitchell, Jim Smith – Model Design: Tony Craig – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – What Ever Happened to… McLean Stevenson?

Sawdust and Toonsil

First aired November 5, 1990 – Prod. no. 137

Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV – Storyboards: Chris Reccardi, Jim Fletcher, Rich Arons – Story Editor: Sherri Stoner – Music by Albert Olson – Starring the Voices of Rob Paulsen as Wonder, Susan Blu as Sphinx – Timing Direction: Michael Gerard, Tom Ray, Gwen Wetzler, Jeff Hall – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli – Key Background Design: Glenn Vilppu, Ted Blackman – Background Painters: Laura Lee Lizak, Greg Battes, Dave McBride – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – This Program Has Been Edited For Your Own Good.
(NOTE: episode likely animated by Akom Productions, despite Wang’s credit)

Spring in Acme Acres

Love Among the Toons
Directed by Kent Butterworth and Eddie Fitzgerald – Written by Gordon Bressack, Charles M. Howell IV, and Eddie Fitzgerald

Elmyra’s Spring Cleaning
Directed by Eddie Fitzgerald and Kent Butterworth – Written by Eddie Fitzgerald

That’s Incredibly Stupid
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Chuck Menville

First aired November 6, 1990 – Prod. no. 135

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Fred Steiner – Storyboards: Eddie Fitzgerald, Doug McCarthy – Timing Direction: Walt Kubiak, Kent Butterworth – Character Layout: Istvan Majores, Kent Butterworth – Model Design: Phil Ortiz, Terry Mullen, Kent Butterworth, Rich Pursel – Key Background Design: Grigor Boyadjiev – Background Layout: Istvan Majores – View Master Sequence: Rich Pursel, Tim Gould, Fergus Hernando – Background Color: Donald Townes – Background Painter: Phil Phillipson – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Today’s L.A. Weather: Hot and Smoggy

Psychic Fun-omenon Day

Piece of Mind
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Jim Reardon

Class Cut Up
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Earl Kress and Tom Ruegger

Rear Window Pain
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Earl Kress and Jim Reardon

First aired November 7, 1990 – Prod. no. 152

Story Editors: Tom Minton, Jim Reardon – Music by Steve Bramson – Starring the Voices of June Foray as Granny, John Hillner as Michigan J. Frog – Storyboards: Ken Mitchroney, Chris Otsuki, Alberto De Mello – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Tenny Henson, Dave O’Day, Ed Haney, Alberto De Mello, Terry Mullen, Chris Otsuki, Daniel De La Vega, Ken Mitchroney, Dave West, Warren Batchelder, Ed DeMattia – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega, Ed Haney – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos – Background Painters: Brian Sebern, Eric Semones – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Favorite Cartoon: “One Froggy Evening”

The Wide World of Elmyra

Turtle Hurdle
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Earl Kress and Tom Ruegger

Drooley Davey
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Tom Minton, Paul Dini, and Beth Bornstein

Go Fetch
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Bob Carrau

First aired November 8, 1990 – Prod. no. 149

Story Editors: Tom Minton, Jim Reardon – Music by Richard Stone – Starring the Voices of Edan Gross as Tyrone, Frank Welker as Barky Marky, John Hillner as Michigan J. Frog – Storyboards: Owen Fitzgerald, Ric Estrada, Liz Rath, Eddie Fitzgerald – Timing Direction: Walt Kubiak, Kent Butterworth – Character Layout: Istvan Majores, Kent Butterworth – Model Design: Kent Butterworth, Terry Mullen – Key Background Design: Istvan Majores – Background Layout: Marty Strudler – Background Color: Marcia Adams, Andy Phillipson, Martin Forte – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co., Ltd. – Guy with Really Red Face: Kent Butterworth

A Ditch in Time

First aired November 9, 1990 – Prod. no. 155

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Wayne Kaatz, Bruce Timm, Art Vitello, and Douglas McCarthy – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy – Story Editor: Wayne Kaatz – Music by Don Davis – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Steve Gordon, Bill Snelgrove, Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co., Ltd. – Any Similarity Between This Cartoon And The Original Script Is Purely Coincidental

Animaniacs!

First aired November 12, 1990 – Prod. no. 145

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Paul Dini and Tom Minton – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Richard Stone – Starring the Voice of Robert Bergen as Porky – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Jeff Hall – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Steve Gordon, Douglas McCarthy, Art Vitello, Bill Snelgrove, Bruce Timm – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions – Class Couple: Dougman and Victoria

Career Oppor-toon-ities

Buster’s Guide to Part Time Jobs
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV

Working Pig
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by David Cohen and Roger S. Schulman

Falling to Pizzas
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Sherri Stoner

First aired November 13, 1990 – Prod. no. 111

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Fred Steiner – Storyboards: Chris Otsuki, Alfred Gimeno, Tom Minton – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Gwen Wetzler – Character Layout: Tenny Henson, Chris Otsuki, Ed Haney, Jessie Cosio, Tom Bird, Alfred Gimeno, Dave West, Alberto De Mello, John Koch, Jean Paynter – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos, Dean Thompson – Background Color: Brian Sebern – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Don’t Miss Our Next Show: It’s Actually Entertaining

Strange Tales of Weird Science

Scentimental Pig
Written and Directed by Eddie Fitzgerald

Pit Bullied
Directed by Art Leonardi (credited as Alan Smithee) – Written by Earl Kress

Duck in the Muck
Directed by Art Leonardi (credited as Allen Smithee) – Written by Tom Minton

First aired November 14, 1990 – Prod. no. 103

Story Editor: Wayne Kaatz – Music by Arthur Kempel – Storyboards: Alfred Gimeno, Bob Camp, Lorenzo Martinez, Chris Otsuki – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Bill Hutton, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Rich Arons, Ken Mitchroney, Jim Smith, Jeff Pidgeon, Chris Reccardi, Chris Otsuki, Jim Gomez, Mike Fontanelli, David West, Tenny Henson, Tom Bird, Jessie Cosio – Model Design: Jeff Pidgeon – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Jessie Santos – Background Layout: Ted Blackman, Dan McHugh – Background Painters: Laura Lizak, Eric Radomski, Brian Sebern – Animation Services: Encore Cartoons – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Number of Retakes: Don’t Ask

Inside Plucky Duck

Bat’s All Folks
Directed by Art Vitello – Story by Bruce Timm and Art Vitello – Teleplay by Paul Dini and Buzz Dixon

Wild Takes Class
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Paul Dini

First aired November 15, 1990 – Prod. no. 129

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Joel McNeely – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Jeff Hall – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Keith Baxter, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Wang Film Productions Co., Inc. – Great Haircut: Alfred Gimeno – With a Tip of the Bat to the Works of Bob Kane, Frank Miller, and D.C. Comics. Batman, ™ and © Copyright 1990 D.C. Comics, Inc.

The Acme Bowl

First aired November 16, 1990 – Prod. no. 120

Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Steve Langford, Debra Blanchard, Tom Ruegger, and Paul Dini – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Arthur Kempel – Starring the Voices of Noel Blanc as Porky, William Woodson as Announcer – Timing Direction: Cullan Blaine – Character Layout: Joey Banaszkiewicz, Jim Smith, Charlie Bean, Brian Mitchell, Kexx Singleton, Terry Lee Mullen, Jeff Pidgeon, Tony Craig, Jenny Lerew – Model Design: Tony Craig – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis, Marty Strudler – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Homecoming Queen: Jean MacCurdy

Dating, Acme Acres Style

Buster’s Guide to Dating
Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Tom Ruegger, Sherri Stoner, and Paul Dini

Love Stinks
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner

Dream Date Game
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Tom Ruegger and Paul Dini

First aired November 19, 1990 – Prod. no. 114

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Richard Stone – Storyboards: Ken Mitchroney, Chris Reccardi, Rich Arons, Doug McCarthy – Timing Direction: Dan Thompson, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Jim Smith, Mike Fontanelli, Jim Gomez, Ken Mitchroney, Rich Arons, Chris Reccardi – Model Design: Chris Reccardi, Jim Gomez, Jim Smith, Rich Arons, Ken Mitchroney, Mike Fontanelli – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Glenn Vilppu – Background Painter: Laura Lee Lizak – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – U.S. Vice President: Dan Quayle

Looniversity Daze

The Learning Principal
Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Paul Dini

Eating Between the Lines
Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Eddie Fitzgerald and Jim Reardon

What’s Up Nurse?
Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Stephen Langford

First aired November 20, 1990 – Prod. no. 110

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Bill Ross – Starring the Voices of Noel Blanc as Principal, June Foray as Granny – Storyboards: Eddie Fitzgerald, Tom Minton, Ron Campbell – Timing Direction: Dan Thompson, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Jim Smith, Mike Fontanelli, Jim Gomez, Ken Mitchroney, Rich Arons – Model Design: Ken Mitchroney, Mike Fontanelli, Jim Gomez, Jim Smith, Rich Arons – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Glenn Vilppu – Background Painter: Laura Lee Lizak – Background Color: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Services: Encore Cartoons; Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – The Show is Over: Go Do Your Homework

Best o’ Plucky Duck Day

One Minute Till Three
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Tom Ruegger and Tom Minton

Sticky Feathers Duck
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Beth Bornstein

Duck in the Dark
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Eddie Fitzgerald, Paul Dini, and Tom Minton

First aired November 21, 1990 – Prod. no. 118

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Dennis McCarthy – Starring the Voices of June Foray as Granny, Rob Paulsen as Mr. Bughari – Storyboards: Byron Vaughns, Robert Fuentes, John Dorman, Rich Arons – Timing Direction: Michael Gerard – Character Layout: Michael Gerard, Charles Bean, Garrett Ho, Jim Gomez, Mike Fontanelli – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Garrett Ho, Jim Gomez – Key Background Design: Glen Vilppu, Ted Blackman – Background Painter: Laura Lee Lizak – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Moral of the Story: Plucky’s a Jerk
DVD release and most airings of this episode have writing and directing credits displayed at the beginning of the show, with no credits for any of the three individual shorts.

Hero Hamton

First aired November 23, 1990 – Prod. no. 106

Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV – Storyboards: Eddie Fitzgerald, Chris Reccardi, Pierre De Celles – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Steve Bramson – Starring the Voice of Bob Bergen as Porky – Timing Direction: Dan Thompson, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Jim Smith, Mike Fontanelli, Jim Gomez, Ken Mitchroney, Rich Arons – Model Design: Jeff Pidgeon – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman – Background Painter: Laura Lee Lizak – Animation Services: Encore Cartoons – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Capitol of New Jersey: Trenton

Whale’s Tales

First aired November 26, 1990 – Prod. no. 154

Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Nicholas Hollander – Storyboards: Owen Fitzgerald, Lelia Green, Larry Leker – Story Editor: Sherri Stoner – Music by Don Davis and William Ross – Starring the Voices of Joan Gerber as Gotcha, Phil Hartman as Octavius – Timing Direction: Kent Butterworth, Walt Kubiak – Character Layout: Owen Fitzgerald, Tibor Belay, Steve Fellner, Mucci, Istvan Majoros, Larry Leker, Umberto De La Fuente – Model Design: Mark Perry, Steve Fellner – Key Background Design: Grigor Boyadjiev, Marty Strudler – Background Layout: Marty Strudler – Background Painters: Walt Peregoy, Kristina Crespi, Andy Phillipson, Phil Phillipson – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. (Nelson Shin, President) – Mermaid Model: Sherri Stoner

Ask Mr. Popular

Dapper Diz
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Paul Dini

A Pigment of His Imagination
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Therese Naugle

First aired December 5, 1990 – Prod. no. 141

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Richard Stone – Storyboards: Jeff Lynch, Bruce Morris – Timing Direction: Michael Gerard, Gregory D. Reyna, Jeff Hall – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, Glenn Vilppu, John Koch – Background Painters: Laura Lee Lizak, Dave McBride – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Brooklyn Dodger Fan: Mike Fontanelli

Son of Looniversity Daze

Plucky’s Dastardly Deed
Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Tom Minton

Open and Shut Case
Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Tom Minton

C Flat or B Sharp?
Directed by Gerard Baldwin – Written by Buzz Dixon

First aired December 7, 1990 – Prod. no. 134

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Mort Stevens and Bruce Broughton – Starring the Voice of June Foray as Granny – Storyboards: Jim Fletcher, Chris Reccardi – Timing Direction: Andrew Louis, Gregory Reyna – Character Layout: Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Enrique May, Mike Fontanelli, Charles Visser, Christopher Dent, Garret Ho – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Jim Fletcher, Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Jim Gomez – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, John Koch – Background Layout: Ted Blackman, Dan McHugh – Background Painter: Rolando Oliva – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Wang Film Productions Co., Inc. – 4 a Quality Education: Avoid Acme Looniversity

Mr. Popular’s Rules of Cool

Mr. Popular’s Rules of Cool
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Gordon Bressack

Slugfest
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Jim Reardon

Venison Anyone?
Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Charles M. Howell IV

First aired December 10, 1990 – Prod. no. 160

Story Editors: Jim Reardon, Tom Minton – Music by Joel McNeely and Bruce Broughton – Starring the Voices of Jim Cummings as Iodizer, Roger Rose as Announcer, Brian Mitchell as Vinnie – Storyboards: Doug McCarthy, Bruce Timm – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Jeff Hall – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Steve Gordon, Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Toy Collector: John Dymer

Fairy Tales for the 90’s

Bunnochio
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Tom Ruegger and Tom Minton

Bear Necessities
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Gordon Bressack and Jim Reardon

First aired December 12, 1990 – Prod. no. 143

Story Editors: Tom Minton, Jim Reardon – Music by Albert Olson, Hummy Mann, and Mark Watters – Starring the Voices of Stan Freberg as Junior, Orson Bean as Gepetto – Storyboards: Ken Boyer – Character Layout: Kennedy Cartoons – Model Design: Alex McCrae, Jeff Pidgeon, Joey Banaszkiewicz, Tony Craig, Kexx Singleton – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh, Stephen Lewis – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – The End Credits: Just Keep Going and Going and Going…

Who Bopped Bugs Bunny?

First aired December 14, 1990 – Prod. no. 144

Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Paul Dini, Earl Kress, and Sherri Stoner – Storyboards: J.C. Wegman, Eddie Fitzgerald, Mike Kazaleh – Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Ralph Kessler and Elliot Kaplan – Starring the Voices of Jonathan Winters as Stanley, Greg Burson as Pepe, Stan Freberg as Pete Puma – Timing Direction: Glen Kennedy, Kent Butterworth – Character Layout: Istvan Majores, Ken Mitchroney, Joe Horn, Kent Butterworth, Steve Fellner, Tibor Belay, Owen Fitzgerald – Model Design: Phil Ortiz, Terry Mullen, John Kricfalusi – Key Background Design: Grigor Boyadjiev – Background Layout: Marty Strudler – Background Painters: Walt Peregoy, Kristina Crespi, Phil Phillipson, Andrew Phillipson – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Namkook Lee, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – Comedy in the Wrong Hands… A Dangerous Weapon

Tiny Toon Music Television

First aired February 1, 1991 – Prod. no. 163

Directed by Art Vitello – Written by Sherri Stoner, Art Vitello, Paul Dini, Bruce Timm, Tom Minton, Douglas McCarthy – Storyboards: Bruce Timm, Douglas McCarthy – Story Editor: Sherri Stoner – Music by Bruce Broughton – Starring the Voice of Julie Brown as Julie Bruin – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe – Character Layout: Keith Baxter, Chuck Harvey, Leonard Robinson – Model Design: Douglas McCarthy, Bruce Timm, Art Vitello – Key Background Design: Bruce Zick, John Dymer, Leandro Martinez, Bruce Timm – Background Layout: John Dymer, Leandro Martinez – Background Painter: Kathryn Yelsa – Animation Director: Mike Renya – Animation Services: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co. Ltd. – Instanbul (sic): Not Constantinople

The Return to the Acme Acres Zone

Real Kids Don’t Like Broccoli
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Wayne Kaatz and Kent Zbornak

Boo-Ha-Ha
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Wayne Kaatz and Tom Minton

Duck Dodgers Jr.
Directed by Kent Butterworth – Written by Mike Kazaleh, Maurice Noble, and Wayne Kaatz – Design by Maurice Noble

First aired February 4, 1991 – Prod. no. 159

Story Editor: Wayne Kaatz – Music by Mark Watters – Storyboards: Warren Greenwood, Umberto De La Fuente, Mike Kazaleh – Timing Direction: Kent Butterworth – Character Layout: Umberto De La Fuente, Joe Horne, Mucci, Owen Fitzgerald, Jang Woo Lee, Mike Kim, Steve Fellner, Moon Choi – Model Design: Owen Fitzgerald, Maurice Noble, Steve Fellner – Key Background Design: Grigor Boyadjiev, Maurice Noble – Background Layout: Marty Strudler – Background Painters: Walt Peregoy, Marcia Adams Ho, Frank Frezzo, Andy Phillipson – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Inter-Office Memo Corrector: Tom Minton

The Acme Home Shopping Show

Oh for Arts Sake
Directed by Eddie Fitzgerald (uncredited) – Written by Sherri Stoner

Teddy Bears Picnic
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Paul Dini

I Was a Teenage Bunnysitter
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Sherri Stoner

First aired February 6, 1991 – Prod. no. 161

Story Editors: Paul Dini, Sherri Stoner – Music by Richard Stone – Starring the Voices of Frank Welker as Paw, Ben Ganger as Duncan, Stan Freberg as Pete Puma – Storyboards: Jim Fletcher, Chris Reccardi, Garrett Ho – Timing Direction: Andrew Louis, Gregory Reyna – Character Layout: Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Enrique May, Mike Fontanelli, Charles Visser, Garrett Ho, Christopher Dent – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Jim Fletcher, Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Jim Gomez – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, John Koch – Background Layout: Ted Blackman, Dan McHugh – Background Painter: Rolando Oliva – Animation Director: Glen Kennedy – Animation Services: Kennedy Cartoons – Ink and Paint, Camera: Fil-Cartoons, Inc. – “Miss Personality”: Kirstyn Smithen
(NOTE: episode likely animated by Akom Productions, despite Kennedy’s credit)

The Weirdest Stories Ever Told

Robin Hare
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Gordon Kent

To Babs or Not to Babs
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Paul Dini

Elmyra’s Round the World
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Paul Dini

First aired February 8, 1991 – Prod. no. 157

Story Editor: Paul Dini – Music by Ron Grant and Mark Watters – Starring the Voice of Clive Revill as Shakespeare – Storyboards: Ken Mitchroney, Alberto De Mello, Jim Smith – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Ed Haney, Alberto De Mello, Tenny Henson, Ken Mitchroney, Dave West, Jeannie Paynter, Daniel De La Vega, Terry Mullen – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega, Chris Aguirre – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos, Tenny Henson – Background Painters: Brian Sebern, Eric Semones – Animation Supervisor: Warren Marshall – Animation Services: Akom Productions Co. (Nelson Shin, President) – Foghorn Leghorn Compliments of Bob McKinson (sic)

Viewer Mail Day

Pluck o’ the Irish
Directed by Arthur Leonardi – Written by Paul Dini

Out of Odor
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Arleen Sorkin and Beth Milstein

Buttering Up the Buttfields
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Paul Dini, Tom Minton, and Wayne Kaatz

First aired February 11, 1991 – Prod. no. 162

Story Editors: Paul Dini, Jim Reardon – Music by Hummie Mann – Starring the Voice of Tracy Rowe as Bridey – Storyboards: Ken Mitchroney, Jim Smith, Alberto De Mello – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Tenny Henson, Chris Aguirre, Ed Haney, Ian Findley, Terry Mullen, Kevin Frank, Daniel De La Vega, Ken Mitchroney, Dave West, Paul Fisher, Jeanie Paynter – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega, Chris Aguirre – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos, Tenny Henson – Background Painters: Brian Sebern, Eric Semones – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Thanks To Our Loyal Viewers: Both of You

Son of the Wacko World of Sports

Buster at the Bat
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Jim Reardon

Buster’s New Bike
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Grant Moran, Tom Minton, and Tom Ruegger

Acme Acres Summer Olympics
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Earl Kress, Jim Reardon, Tom Minton, and Tom Ruegger

First aired February 12, 1991 – Prod. no. 156

Story Editors: Tom Minton, Jim Reardon – Music by Albert Olson – Starring the Voices of Jim Cummings as Singer, Pat Buttram as Bicycle Bob – Storyboards: Jim Fletcher, Chris Reccardi, Garrett Ho – Timing Direction: Jeff Hall, Gregory Reyna – Character Layout: Charlie Bean, Enrique May, Christopher Dent, Charles Visser – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Jim Fletcher, Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Jim Gomez – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, John Koch – Background Painters: Rolando Oliva, Martin Forte, Flamarion Ferreira – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Wang Film Productions Co., Inc. – The End Credits Go By Really Fast
DVD release of this episode omits titles and credits for all three shorts.

Pollution Solution

No Deposit, No Return of the Trash Bag Dispenser
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner

Jungle Bungle
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by M.D. Sweeney

Waste Deep in Wackyland
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Jim Reardon

First aired February 14, 1991 – Prod. no. 139

Story Editor: Sherri Stoner – Music by Mark Watters – Starring the Voice of Rodger Bumpass as Ronald Grump – Storyboards: John Dorman – Character Layout: Kennedy Cartoons – Model Design: Joey Banaszkiewicz, Tony Craig, Kexx Singleton, Jeff Pidgeon – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh, Stephen Lewis – Background Layout: Kennedy Cartoons – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Wang Film Productions Co., Inc. – Don’t Forget Kids: Recycle!

You Asked For It Again

Buster’s Guide to Goofing Off
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Tom Minton

Elmyra at the Mall
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Nicholas Hollander

Hold the Sugar
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Tom Minton

First aired February 15, 1991 – Prod. no. 153

Story Editors: Tom Minton, Jim Reardon – Music by Richard Stone – Starring the Voice of Frank Welker as Ant – Storyboards: Warren Greenwood, Tony Craig – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Jenny Lerew, Kexx Singleton, Joey Banaszkiewicz, Jeff Pidgeon, Alex McCrae, Cynthia Petrovic, Larry Whittaker – Model Design: Alex McCrae, Jeff Pidgeon – Key Background Design: Stephen Lewis – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Wang Film Productions Co., Inc. – These End Credits Are Endless Aren’t They?

Brave Tales of Real Rabbits

And All That Rot
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Eddie Fitzgerald

Day for Knight
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Earl Kress, Tom Minton, and Jim Reardon

First aired February 18, 1991 – Prod. no. 151

Story Editors: Tom Minton, Jim Reardon – Music by Richard Stone – Storyboards: Jim Fletcher, Chris Reccardi, Jim Gomez – Timing Direction: Andrew Louis, Gregory Reyna – Character Layout: Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Enrique May, Mike Fontanelli, Charles Visser, Garrett Ho – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Jim Fletcher, Charlie Bean, Chris Reccardi, Jim Gomez – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, John Koch – Background Painter: Rolando Oliva – Animation Directors: John Ewing, Barry Pearce – Animation Services: Freelance Graphics Ltd. – Guy Who Thinks It’s 1947: Charlie Bean

How Sweetie It Is

Egged On Eagle
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner

Let’s Do Lunch
Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Nicholas Hollander

The Raven
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner and Paul Dini

First aired February 19, 1991 – Prod. no. 158

Story Editor: Sherri Stoner – Music by Steve Bramson – Starring the Voices of Vincent Price as Narrator, Jeff Bergman as Tweetie (sic) – Storyboards: Warren Greenwood, Byron Vaughns – Timing Direction: Cullen Blaine – Character Layout: Cynthia Petrovic, Larry Whitaker, Ken Boyer, Jenny Lerew, Joey Banaszkiewicz, Steve Lewis – Model Design: Tony Craig, Ken Boyer – Key Background Design: Dan McHugh – Background Layout: Stephen Lewis – Background Painter: Eric Radomski – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Wang Film Productions Co., Inc. – A Tiny Toons Salute to Friz Freleng

New Character Day

The Roches
Directed by Ken Boyer – Written by Sherri Stoner

The Return of Pluck Twacy
Written and Directed by Eddie Fitzgerald

First aired February 20, 1991 – Prod. no. 164

Story Editors: Paul Dini, Jim Reardon – Music by Fred Steiner – Starring the Voices of Terre Roche as Terre, Maggie Roche as Maggie, Suzzy Roche as Suzzy, Steven Spielberg as White Rabbit – Storyboards: Barry Caldwell, Eddie Fitzgerald – Timing Direction: Andrew Louis, Gregory Reyna – Character Layout: Jenny Lerew, Cynthia Petrovic, Joey Banaszkiewicz, Larry Whitaker, Alex McCrae – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Barry Caldwell, Tony Craig – Key Background Design: Stephen Lewis, Bob Doucette – Background Layout: Steve Lewis, Alex McCrae – Background Painter: Bob Doucette – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Special Thanks to Martin Scott and Teddy Wainwright
(NOTE: episode likely animated by Kennedy Cartoons, despite Wang’s credit)

Here’s Hamton

Milk, It Makes a Body Spout
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Tom Minton and Tom Ruegger

America’s Least Wanted
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Jim Reardon

Drawn and Buttered
Directed by Rich Arons – Written by Jim Reardon and Grant Moran

First aired February 21, 1991 – Prod. no. 146

Story Editors: Tom Minton, Jim Reardon – Music by Albert Olson – Starring the Voices of Jim Cummings as Singer, Casey Kasem as Flakey Fakem, June Foray as Granny – Storyboards: Jim Fletcher, Chris Reccardi, Charlie Bean, Garrett Ho – Timing Direction: Ernie Schmidt, Gregory Reyna, Norm McCabe – Character Layout: Mike Fontanelli – Model Design: Mike Fontanelli, Chris Reccardi – Key Background Design: Ted Blackman, John Koch, Glenn Vilppu – Background Painters: Rolando Oliva, Laura Lee Lizak – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – Director Emeritus: Norman McCabe

No Toon is an Island

First aired February 25, 1991 – Prod. no. 147

Directed by Art Leonardi – Written by Gordon Bressack and Charles M. Howell IV – Storyboards: Ken Mitchroney, Chris Otsuki, Alberto De Mello – Story Editor: Chuck Menville – Music by Don Davis – Starring the Voice of Frank Welker as X-Bird – Timing Direction: Tom Ray, Norm McCabe, Charlie Downs – Character Layout: Dave West, Terry Mullen, Ed Haney, Alberto De Mello, Tenny Henson, Chris Otsuki, Ken Mitchroney – Layout Supervisor: Dave West – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega, Chris Aguirre – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos, Tenny Henson – Background Painters: Brian Sebern, Eric Semones – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – The Show Is Over: Now Go Outside and Play

K-ACME TV

First aired February 26, 1991 – Prod. no. 165

Directed by Kent Butterworth, Art Leonardi, and Ken Boyer – Written by Paul Dini, Sherri Stoner, and Tom Ruegger – Storyboards: Larry Leker, Byron Vaughns, Barry Caldwell – Story Editors: Paul Dini, Sherri Stoner – Music by Mark Watters – Timing Direction: Norm McCabe, Tom Ray – Character Layout: Terry Mullen, Istvan Majoros, Jeannie Paynter, Ian Findley, Chris Aguirre, Paul Fisher, Ed Haney, Dave West, Tenny Henson, Alberto De Mello, Kevin Frank, Ken Mitchroney, Daniel De La Vega, Owen Fitzgerald, Tibor Belay, Steve Felner, Umberto De La Fuente, Joey Banaszkiewicz, Jenny Lerew, Cynthia Petrovic – Model Design: Daniel De La Vega, Owen Fitzgerald, Steve Felner – Key Background Design: Jessie Santos, Marty Strudler, Stephen Lewis – Background Painters: Rolando Oliva, Brian Sebern, Eric Semones, Walt Peregoy, Andy Phillipson, Marcia Adams – Animation Director: Dave Marshall – Animation Services: Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. – This Is Episode Number 65: Just In Case You’re Counting

High Toon

First aired March 29, 1991 – Prod. no. 150

Directed by Glen Kennedy – Written by Chuck Menville – Storyboards: John Flagg – Story Editor: Chuck Menville – Music by Steve Taylor – Starring the Voices of Frank Welker as Coyote Kid, Phillip Glasser as Pedro – Timing Direction: Glen Kennedy – Character and Background Layout: Ed Lee, Gord Sinclair, Ken Morrissey, Brian Poehlman – Model Design: Glen Kennedy, Jim Macaulay – Key Background Design: Ed Lee, Gord Sinclair, Ken Morrissey, Brian Poehlman – Animation by Kennedy Cartoons (Glen Kennedy, Director) – Ink and Paint, Camera: Wang Film Productions Co., Inc. – Coyotes Compliments of Chuck Jones

Closing Credits:

• Producer: Tom Ruegger

• Associate Producer: Alfred Gimeno

• Theme by Bruce Broughton

• Casting and Voice Direction: Andrea Romano

• Starring the Voices of:

  • Charlie Adler as Buster

  • Tress MacNeille as Babs

  • Joe Alaskey as Plucky

  • Don Messick as Hamton

  • Gail Matthius as Shirley

  • Kath Souci as Sneezer, Fifi

  • Frank Welker as Gogo, Furrball, Little Beeper, Calamity

  • Cree Summer as Elmyra

  • Maurice LaMarche as Dizzy

  • Danny Cooksey as Montana

  • Candi Milo as Sweetie

  • Rob Paulsen as Fowlmouth, Arnold, Concord

  • Jeff Bergman as Bugs, Daffy, Elmer, Foghorn, Yosemite Sam

  • Greg Burson as Elmer

• Post Production Supervisor: Joe Sandusky

• Show Editors: Joe Gall, Al Breitenbach, Kelly Ann Foley

• Voiceover Assistant: Kelly Ann Foley

• Track Reading: Henry Gilroy

• Video Supervisor: Jay Weinman

• Color Key: Bunny Munns

• Model Mark-Up: Lisa Marie Leonardi

• Ink and Paint: Eric Nordberg, Lisa Marie Leonardi

• Main Title Animation: Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co., Ltd.

• Music Editing: Patricia Carlin for Triad Music, Inc.

• Series Character Design: Ken Boyer, Alfred Gimeno

• Series B.G. Color Styling: Brian Sebern, Kathryn Yelsa

• Negative Cutting: Mary Duerrstein

• Laboratory Services: CFI

• Animation Checking: Karl Jacobs, Brenda Brummett, Marina Cappas, Ana Durand, Paul B. Strickland

• Sound Services Provided by Thomas J. Maydeck, C.A.S.

• Sound Effects: Russell Brower

• Post Production Facilities: The Post Group, Soundcastle/Postmodern

• Voice Recording Studio: B&B Sound – Jackson Schwartz, Warren Kleiman

• Production Assistance: Debra Blanchard, Kenneth Ross, Jeanne Barletta, Christopher Keenan, Arlene Boyer, Michael McFerren, Priscilla Boyer, Randall McFerren, Steve Donmyer, Marc Perry, Dawn Dunlop, Rich Pursel, Joey Franks, Kirstyn Smithen, Rich Freeman, Victoria Stover, Glen Gagnon, Robin Strickland, Dave Guerrie, Cheryl Bartolotta, Michele Capper

• Kennedy Cartoons: Willy Ashworth, Harold Duckett, Eui Sun Hwang, E-Tae Kim, Sang-Jin Kim, Mike Longden, Jon McClenahan, Yeon Kun Noh, Darren Vandenberg, John Williamson, Sung Ku Won, Alan Kennedy, Namkook Lee

• Production Administration: Tim Sarnoff

• Amblin Story Editor: Doug Wood

• Production Manager: Paul B. Strickland

• Executive in Charge of Production: Jean MacCurdy

• Production Executives: Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall

• Executive Producer: Steven Spielberg

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