The Worst Episodes of Bonkers

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Marion Wells

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

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 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

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.

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jeff Saylor

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Bruce Talkington, Richard Stanley

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

Director: David Block

Writer: David N. Titcher

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.

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Bruce Talkington, Ralph Sanchez

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.

Director: David Block

Writer: Laraine Arkow

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

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Jim Peterson, John Behnke, Rob Humphrey

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Ellen Svaco, Colleen Taber

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Steve Cuden, Stephen Sustarsic

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Steve Cuden

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.

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Dean Stefan

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

Director: David Block

Writer: Cathryn Perdue

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Stephen Sustarsic

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

Director: David Block

Writer: Ralph Sanchez

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Stephen Sustarsic

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

Director: Larry Latham

Writer: Laraine Arkow

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

Director: David Block

Writer: Carl Swenson

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.

Director: Larry Latham, Gordon Kent, Richard Trueblood

Writer: Shari Goodhartz, Kevin Rafferty

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

Director: Roy Wilson

Writer: Bruce Talkington, Fred Lucky

Bonkers gets teamed with Miranda Wright.

Director: Robert Taylor

Writer: Marion Wells

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.

Director: N/A

Writer: Richard Stanley, Len Uhley

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.

Director: N/A

Writer: Jim Peterson, John Behnke, Rob Humphrey