Buster and Babs are replaced by the Wheel of Comedy.

Buster is intimidated at the gym; Dizzy gets some justice; Babs drives her friends away.

Buster goes on a mission to stop the mutant experiments of Dr. Gene Splicer.

Elmyra captures Buster, who must bust out of her cuddly prison.

Hamton is a reporter who tries to uncover the meaning of Montana Max's uttered "Acme."

The Bunnys consider instinct and their relation to the wild creatures.

Bjorn Bunny thwarts Max's rigged tennis tournament in "Tennis The Menace." Dizzy and Furrball try to fool Arnold in "Bleacher Bummer," and the Vanderbunnys teach Roderick and Rhubella a lesson in "Miniature Goof."

The toons try to free Wackyland creatures trapped in a circus sideshow.

Concord takes over Cupid's job in "Love Among The Toons." Elmyra goes wild while cleaning house in "Elmyra's Spring Cleaning" and Plucky and Dizzy battle for prizes on a humiliating game show in "That's Incredibly Stupid."

The toons get part-time jobs. As fast-food workers the Bunnys must serve Max in "Buster's Guide To Part Time Jobs." Toy salesman Hamton assists Elmyra in "Working Pig."

Hamton faces off against Montana Max.

Hamton tries to get into a cool dance club in "Mr. Popular's Rules Of Cool," Plucky and Hamton compete in a parody of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" in "Slugfest" and Max hunts a street-smart deer in "Venison Anyone?"

Buster is mistaken for a brought-to-life toy in "Bunnochio," and Elmyra plays Goldilocks in "Bear Necessities."

Buster, Babs, Hamton and Plucky search for treasure despite warnings of a certain green-eyed monster.

The gang become junior firefighters; paintings come to life; tour of a slaughterhouse.