The Worst Episodes of Bonkers

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

Director: N/A

Writer: Richard Stanley

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jeff Saylor

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Cathryn Perdue

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

Director: David Block

Writer: Dean Stefan

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Director: David Block, Larry Latham, Eddy Houchins

Writer: Ralph Sanchez, Len Uhley, Robert Schechter, Gordon Kent, Len Smith, David Block

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

Director: David Block

Writer: Dean Stefan

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Steve Cuden

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Richard Stanley

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Jim Peterson, John Behnke, Rob Humphrey

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Director: David Block, Larry Latham, Eddy Houchins

Writer: Ralph Sanchez, Shari Goodhartz, Robert Schechter, Mark Rhodes, Gordon Kent, Mina Johnson

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Dean Stefan, Stephen Levi

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

Con men use Lucky so they can steal a diamond.

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jim Peterson, John Behnke, Rob Humphrey, Gary Sperling

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: David N. Titcher, Laraine Arkow, Dev Ross

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Bruce Talkington, Irv Bauer

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jeff Saylor

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jeff Saylor, Steve Cuden

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Robert Schechter

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jim Peterson, John Behnke, Rob Humphrey

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jim Peterson, John Behnke, Rob Humphrey

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.

Director: David Block

Writer: Marion Wells

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Ellen Svaco, Colleen Taber

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

Director: N/A

Writer: Richard Stanley

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.

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Bruce Talkington, Mark Zaslove

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

Director: N/A

Writer: Kevin D. Campbell, Brian Swenlin