The Best Episodes of Taz-Mania

Molly gets a cute cat for a pet, who quickly becomes Taz's worst nightmare.

Director: Keith Baxter, Art Vitello

Writer: Art Vitello, Chris Otsuki

Taz rescues a turtle which acts like a dog from a trap and adopts him as a pet, but then he and him visit his outback family and they all rescue Taz from Bull Gator and Axl.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Bill Kopp

Taz and his mom spend the day doing fun things together, with disastrous results.

Director: Gary Hartle

Writer: Gordon Kent

Taz and his dad (hugh) spend some 'quality' time together. After a series of disastrous activities they discover that maybe they are more alike then they think.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Mark Saraceni, Art Vitello

Taz and his best friend, Buddy Boar, compete.

Director: Greg Duffell, Gary Hartle

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

The last lonely Tazmanian Wolf tries to find a family to live with.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Gordon Kent

Anthropologist Jane Allgood decides to study the Tazmanian Devil family.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Bill Kopp, Art Vitello

Taz and his little siblings Molly and Jake are left to run the house while their parents visit Grandma.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Mark Saraceni

With help from the Platypus Brothers Daniel and Timothy, Taz attempts to climb Pointy Peak and obtain giant bird eggs with which to make a Taz-sized omelet.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Mark Saraceni

To earn money to buy a motorcycle, Taz gets a job at Hotel Tazmania.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Gordon Kent

Mr. Thickley trains Taz to be a kung-fu master.

Director: Keith Baxter, Art Vitello

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

Bull and Axl Gator study videotapes, hoping to learn from their past failures how to capture Taz.

Director: Jon McClenahan

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

Taz plunges into uncharted Tazmanian territory.

Director: Jon McClenahan

Writer: Art Vitello, Chris Otsuki

The family is worried that Taz is spending too much time with his comic books.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

After Constance is abducted by Bull.

Director: Gary Hartle

Writer: Mark Saraceni

Taz refuses to see a dentist while suffering a toothache and turns to the Platypus Brothers for help.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Bill Kopp

Taz defends his home, and the family's dinner, from repeated attacks by the Battling Bushrats.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Bill Kopp

Didgeri Dingo enlists Taz's aid to retrieve undersea treasure, but taz does all the work.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Bill Kopp, Art Vitello, Chris Otsuki

While babysitting Jake, Taz is unexpectedly called to work and must bring Jake with him.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Gordon Kent

Wendal Wolf kicks Dog the Turtle out of Taz's house and inserts himself as the new family pet.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Art Vitello, Gordon Kent

Francis X. Bushlad seeks to capture the Tazmanian Devil as part of his rite to manhood.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Bill Kopp, Keith Baxter

Taz goes to visit the platypus brothers and spots some giant eggs on top of a mountain. Unfortunately the platypus brothers decide to help.

Director: Greg Duffell, Gary Hartle

Writer: Mark Saraceni, Art Vitello

Buddy Boar tries to improve Taz's personality.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Mark Saraceni

Francis resorts to taking tribal potions in his quest to capture Taz.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Bill Kopp

The Platypus Brothers shrink Taz so Bull and Axl can capture him, but Bull and Axl are also inadvertently reduced in size.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Bill Kopp, Art Vitello