Bonkers (Season 1)

Going Bonkers (1) (Episode 1)

Writer: Marion Rose Wells

Air date: 1993-09-04

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: When cartoon star Bonkers T. Bobcat is fired, he helps the police search for missing toons and becomes partners with Officer Lucky Piquel.

Gone Bonkers (2) (Episode 2)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-09-04

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: When former cartoon star, Bonkers, is captured by The Collector, it's up to his reluctant partner, Lucky Piquel, to save him.

In The Bag (Episode 3)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-09-06

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers and Lucky try to solve the case of several items missing around town before they have an inspection back at Police Headquarters.

Hear No Bonkers, See No Bonkers (Episode 4)

Writer: Marion Rose Wells

Air date: 1993-09-07

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: When Bonkers uses a shampoo called Bubble Glow and gets Lucky fired in the process, he finds out that it rubs out Toons when he starts disappearing.

Out of Sight, Out of Toon (Episode 5)

Writer: Jeff Saylor

Air date: 1993-09-08

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: In search of the minuscule Toon Maggie, Lucky catches Toon Flu, and Bonkers and Fall-Apart try to cure him before he completely becomes a Toon.

Is Toon Fur Really Warm? (Episode 6)

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Air date: 1993-09-09

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Lucky requests Bonkers to invite Skunky Skunk to Marilyn's birthday, but finds he has disappeared after being accused of manslaughter.

Calling All Cars (Episode 7)

Writer: David N. Titcher

Air date: 1993-09-10

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Toon tow truck Ma Parker gains Lucky's trust in order to steal car parts from the police garage, assisted by Wooly and Bully.

Fall Apart Bomb Squad (Episode 8)

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Air date: 1993-09-13

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Fall-Apart Rabbit assists Bonkers and Lucky in capturing a crazy Toon Bomb who wanted to be a stand-up comedian and is now terrorizing the city.

In Toons We Trust (Episode 9)

Writer: Laraine Arkow

Air date: 1993-09-14

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Lucky arrests Baby Hubert at a robbery scene, while Bonkers assumes he is innocent, but Diamond Bill makes matters worse for both Bonkers and Hubert.

Never Cry Pig (Episode 10)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-09-15

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: The three pigs come to Bonkers and Lucky for help; the mean ol' wolf has been blowing down houses in Porkwood, their latest subdivision.

Hamster Houseguest (Episode 11)

Writer: Ellen Svaco

Air date: 1993-09-16

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Lucky finds himself babysitting a giant toon hamster during his weekend off.

The Cheap Sheep Sweep (Episode 12)

Writer: Steve Cuden

Air date: 1993-10-04

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: When glue, cotton balls, plastic and toons go missing from around Hollywood, Bonkers and Lucky are assigned to track down the thieves.

The Day The Toon Stood Still (Episode 13)

Writer: Steve Cuden

Air date: 1993-09-20

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Feeling unappreciated, Pops Klok, the keeper of toon time, calls it quits throwing all toons into uncontrollable chaos.

Weather or Not (Episode 14)

Writer: Dean Stefan

Air date: 1993-10-04

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: It's up to Bonkers and his new how-to-be-a-detective correspondence course to unravel the disappearance of the weather toons that help broadcast Hollywood's weather.

Basic Spraining (Episode 15)

Writer: Cathryn Perdue

Air date: 1993-09-22

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Lucky inadvertently sends Bonkers to a bogus police academy ran by the villain who has sworn vengeance on them.

Once in a Blue Toon (Episode 16)

Writer: Stephen Sustarsic

Air date: 1993-09-23

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: When Bonkers' wild behaviour lands Lucky in the hospital, the toon changes his ways and becomes the most subdued individual since Ghandi.

Luna-Toons (Episode 17)

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

Air date: 1993-09-24

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Aliens invade Earth, but no one notices because the humans think they are toys.

Time Wounds All Heels (Episode 18)

Writer: Stephen Sustarsic

Air date: 1993-09-27

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: A criminal Lucky sent up the river many years ago is back and stalking him, or so Lucky thinks.

Poltertoon (Episode 19)

Writer: Laraine Arkow

Air date: 1993-09-28

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: A ghost moves into Lucky's house on the night Chief Kanifky's coming for dinner.

Hand Over the Dough (Episode 20)

Writer: Carl Swenson

Air date: 1993-09-29

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Piquel is trying to lose a few pounds and Bonkers helps him while someone is trying to sabotage Butterman's Bakeries.

The Rubber Room Song (Episode 21)

Writer: Shari Goodhartz

Air date: 1993-09-30

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Ambulance drivers Bonkers and Jitters rush to help an injured skier. Then, in the future, Bonkers and Jitters work at spaceship-wash outfit in a space station. Finally, plumbers Bonkers and Jitters rescue Fawn when her pipes burst and flood her house.

Tune Pig (Episode 22)

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Air date: 1993-10-01

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: The malevolent singer, Julio Calamari, is on his way to the top and Bonkers is his biggest fan.

New Partners on the Block (Episode 23)

Writer: Marion Rose Wells

Air date: 1993-10-04

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers gets teamed with Miranda Wright.

Witless for the Prosecution (Episode 24)

Writer: Richard Stanley

Air date: 1993-10-05

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: When Miranda is the sole witness to a felony perpetrated by one of the city's most powerful women, she finds herself on a hit list.

Bobcat Fever (Episode 25)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-10-06

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers has been busy sniffing out all the toon explosives Al Vermin has smuggled in; Vermin hires a toon virus actress for the part of a real disease in Vermin's least favorite cop.

What You Read is What You Get (Episode 26)

Writer: William Scherer

Air date: 1993-10-07

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers gets hooked by a tabloid magazine, where it seems that every story he reads about in the tabloid comes true.

Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep? (Episode 27)

Writer: Marlowe Weisman

Air date: 1993-10-08

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: A toon sheep is frustrated at being unable to spin dreams of her own and manages to steal Bonkers' dreams.

Trains, Toons and Toon Trains (Episode 28)

Writer: Robert Schechter

Air date: 1993-10-11

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Miranda and Bonkers escort Stiff Lips Sullivan on a train to the location of stolen jewels.

Quibbling Rivalry (Episode 29)

Writer: Len Uhley

Air date: 1993-10-12

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Miranda's competitive sister Shirley, a network news reporter, is coming to do a story on toons.

The Toon That Ate Hollywood (Episode 30)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-10-13

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: A clown named Gloomy, and his frog sidekick, Giggles, steal Dr. Ludwig Von Drake's Humoriser that drains toons' sense of humor.

Springtime for the Iguana (Episode 31)

Writer: Robert Schechter

Air date: 1993-10-14

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers takes Roderick Lizard to star in a part at the studio, but Crunchy frames Roderick for arson in order to get the part for himself.

CasaBonkers (Episode 32)

Writer: Kevin D. Campbell

Air date: 1993-10-15

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Catcha gives Bonkers a package that contains the Circle Beenie.

Tokyo Bonkers (Episode 33)

Writer: Kevin D. Campbell

Air date: 1993-10-18

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Miranda and Bonkers lose the Z-Bot while trying to deliver it to the Tokyo Police Department.

Love Stuck (Episode 34)

Writer: Jordana Arkin

Air date: 1993-10-19

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers and Miranda investigate disappearing bachelors on the "Love Corral" TV show.

When the Spirit Moves You (Episode 35)

Writer: Richard Stanley

Air date: 1993-10-20

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers and Miranda get a ghost to leave the building that it is haunting but now it is haunting the police station.

Of Mice and Menace (Episode 36)

Writer: Marlowe Weisman

Air date: 1993-10-21

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Flaps and three mice steal Dumbo's flag from the toon museum.

Toon for a Day (Episode 37)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-10-22

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: After Wildman Wyatt is arrested, Sgt. Grating gets hit on the head and thinks he's Bucky Buzzsaw.

The Stork Exchange (Episode 38)

Writer: Dev Ross

Air date: 1993-10-25

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Sleazy Lilith DuPrave kidnaps the storks who bring Toon babies, as part of a plot to smuggle a stolen weapon out of the country.

Dog Day AfterToon (Episode 39)

Writer: Richard Stanley

Air date: 1993-10-26

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: After the "Pitts and Smarts" show is cancelled, Pitts threatens a bank with a bomb for a demand to get back into showbiz.

Fistful of Anvils (Episode 40)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-10-27

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers tells Miranda's nephew, Timmy, a bedtime story that becomes a tale of the wild west.

The 29th Page (Episode 41)

Writer: Shari Goodhartz

Air date: 1993-10-28

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Al Vermin wants to know the location of Barbarian Barlowe's secret vault; Bonkers writes a book of poetry about his friends.

Cartoon Cornered (Episode 42)

Writer: Steve Cuden

Air date: 1993-10-29

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Toon prankster Bucky Buzzsaw locks Grating in the zany alternate reality of the Wacky Toons Studio; Wildman Wyatt breaks out of prison, vowing to get his revenge against Grating.

The Good, the Bad, & the Kanifky (Episode 43)

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

Air date: 1993-11-01

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: After being demoted, Kanifky becomes Bonkers' and Lucky's partner.

I Oughta Be in Toons (Episode 44)

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Air date: 1993-11-02

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: A human in disguise wants to take the place of the most famous toon in the world.

Frame That Toon (Episode 45)

Writer: Ellen Svaco

Air date: 1993-11-03

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: In the midst of Lucky and Bonkers trying to solve a rash of tourist robberies, a toon sax winds up missing.

A Wooly Bully (Episode 46)

Writer: Gary Sperling

Air date: 1993-11-04

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: A toon superhero, Mammoth Mammoth, goes on a crime rampage; Bonkers is trying to make himself and Lucky the most efficient cops on the force.

Stay Tooned (Episode 47)

Writer: Jeff Saylor

Air date: 1993-11-05

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: When a valuable piece of evidence goes missing, Bonkers soon has everybody suspecting everybody else.

O Cartoon! My Cartoon! (Episode 48)

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

Air date: 1993-11-10

Runtime: 25 min

Color Me Piquel (Episode 49)

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Air date: 1993-11-11

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Once famous, but now obsolete, the black and white comedy team of Stretch and Squash have a plan to become relevant again by stealing color from other toons.

Stand-In Dad (Episode 50)

Writer: Cathryn Perdue

Air date: 1993-11-12

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Lucky is unwillingly pulled into a top priority undercover assignment, and has to neglect a promise to his daughter, Marilyn.

Cereal Surreal (Episode 51)

Writer: Dean Stefan

Air date: 1993-11-15

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Slap, Sniffle and Flop, the toon stars of cereal commercials, are about to be canned and replaced by three young, hip toons.

If (Episode 52)

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

Air date: 1993-11-16

Runtime: 25 min

The Dimming (Episode 53)

Writer: Dean Stefan

Air date: 1993-11-17

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Lucky spends his vacation as the caretaker of an old resort hotel so he'll have his peace and quiet to finish his novel.

Toon with No Name (Episode 54)

Writer: Steve Cuden

Air date: 1993-11-18

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: The cast members of a movie Bonkers did years ago are disappearing one by one.

Get Wacky (Episode 55)

Writer: Richard Stanley

Air date: 1993-11-19

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: The most incorrigible toon criminal in the history of law enforcement, Wacky Weasel, escapes from prison and turns the real world upside down.

The Final Review (Episode 56)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-11-22

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers is driving Lucky crazy by emulating his TV hero, T.J. Fingers, a tough Clint Eastwood-like cop.

Goldijitters and the 3 Bobcats (Episode 57)

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

Air date: 1993-11-24

Runtime: 25 min

Seems Like Old Toons (Episode 58)

Writer: Dean Stefan

Air date: 1993-11-25

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Marilyn goes to Toon Camp, with Lcuky and Bonkers close behind.

Miracle at the 34th Precinct (Episode 59)

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

Air date: 1993-11-26

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Santa is missing; if he isn't found soon his elves, Jingle and Belle, will select Lucky Piquel as his reluctant stand-in.

Comeback Kid (Episode 60)

Writer: Jim Peterson

Air date: 1993-11-29

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Con men use Lucky so they can steal a diamond.

The Greatest Story Never Told (Episode 61)

Writer: David N. Titcher

Air date: 1994-02-07

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Piquel finds himself a hero when a toon camera and microphone do a story about him for the TV show, Cops R Us.

Fall Apart Land (Episode 62)

Writer: Bruce Talkington

Air date: 1994-02-09

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: An overworked Lucky and obsessed Fall-Apart Rabbit become unlikely, but successful, partners in a theme park called Fall Apart Land.

Imagine That (Episode 63)

Writer: Jeff Saylor

Air date: 1994-02-14

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Bonkers and Lucky must stop a toon pencil who is covering the city in graffiti.

A Fine Kettle of Toons (Episode 64)

Writer: Jeff Saylor

Air date: 1994-02-17

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Thinking Bonkers and Lucky are goldbricking, Kanifky teams up with Fall Apart Rabbit to investigate.

Stressed to Kill (Episode 65)

Writer: Robert Schechter

Air date: 1994-02-23

Runtime: 25 min

Overview: Lucky's stress level has set a world record; Bonkers takes it upon himself to de-stress his partner.