The Best Episodes of Taz-Mania Season 2

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

While playing ball, a gorilla that Jake accidentally hit on the head annoys Taz and Jake.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

The VP of Bandicoot Broadcasting suggests changes for an episode of Taz-Mania.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Mark Saraceni, Art Vitello

Taz is asked to babysit Heather, the little Tazmanian Devil he's in love with.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

The comedian Bushwhacker Bob hired fails to show.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Mark Saraceni, Art Vitello

Taz and Bob spend a horror-filled night at a very strange motel.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Art Vitello, Mark Zaslove

Taz climbs into a cockpit of a space shuttle just as it blasts off.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

Francis discovers Taz's love of accordion music and uses it to capture him.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Keith Baxter

Taz must compete with other predators over an adorable baby deer that he can't bring himself to eat.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Art Vitello, Chris Otsuki

In an "unused" scene from Ticket Taker Taz, Molly uses her paddleball to scam Taz out of the concert tickets.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Molly's wish to have Taz experience what it's like to be her has unexpected consequences for Molly.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Art Vitello, Gordon Kent

Molly's adorable little kitty returns to torture and torment Taz.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Art Vitello, Chris Otsuki

Taz decides to submit a tape of his family to Funniest Home Videos.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Bill Kopp, Art Vitello

Taz and Dingo fight with the elusive Kee Wee over a rare bottle cap for their collection.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

Bull Gator accidentally hypnotizes himself into thinking he's a Tasmanian Devil.

Director: Douglas McCarthy, Jon McClenahan

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

Taz and Mum get trapped in an abandoned mine shaft.

Director: Douglas McCarthy, Jon McClenahan

Writer: Art Vitello, Gordon Kent

Hugh, Taz, and Jake prove that boys just want to have fun as they revel in a day of pandemonium while Mom and Molly are away.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Mark Saraceni

The Platypus Brothers fight over Taz's attention.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Art Vitello, Gordon Kent

Taz desires an egg that is located on a little island surrounded by piranha-infested waters.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Chris Otsuki

Taz attempts to repair a prized vase of Mom's that he accidentally broke.

Director: Keith Baxter

Writer: Art Vitello, Gordon Kent, Chris Otsuki

Fed up with Taz eating all her pet birds, Molly goes out and gets a Kee-Wee Bird.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Art Vitello, Gordon Kent

Taz quits the show out of anger for all the abuse he takes every episode and gets a fast-food job instead.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Bill Kopp, Art Vitello

When the car breaks down, Taz, Jean, and Molly are left stranded in an empty mall parking lot.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Art Vitello, Henry Gilroy

Dingo uses a magic kit to trick the gullible Taz out of a giant gold nugget he's found.

Director: Lenord Robinson

Writer: Mark Saraceni, Art Vitello

After hearing a scary sci-fi program on the radio, Taz attacks a vacationing Marvin the Martian out of fear that he wants to conquer the Earth.

Director: Douglas McCarthy

Writer: Bill Kopp, Art Vitello