Bonkers gets captured by Mr. Doodles, the Collector's minion, during his search for Fall-Apart. Toots leads Piquel to the Collector's hideout, saving Bonkers. The Collector is revealed to be a human before he gets trapped in the prop box
A toon handbag is stealing everything from the ""D"" from the ""Hollywood"" sign to Lucky's pants.
Toon tow-truck Ma Parker charms Lucky into letting her in the Police Garage, where she steals police car parts.
A crazy Toon Bomb who wants to be a stand-up comic terrorizes the city, and Lucky and Bonkers take the case with their new explosives expert, Fall-Apart Rabbit.
Lucky arrests giant toon bird Baby Hubert for a string of jewel thefts, but Bonkers believes he's innocent. Then Lucky suspects that Bonkers is in on the thefts, too.
The Three Pigs try to pin their badly-constructed houses collapsing on the Mean Old Wolf.
Bonkers and Lucky reluctantly help out the toon team, Tiny the Hamster and Mister Big, who are down on their luck.
Things go amuck in Toon Town as a sneaky wolf kidnaps toons, brings them to his sheep factory, and turns them into stuffed sheep. But soon enough, Bonkers gets kidnapped too, and it's up to Lucky to save him.
Pops, who controls toons' sense of timing, gets fed up with being taken for granted and throws toon time out of whack.
Lucky gets annoyed when the weather reports are all wrong when he realizes that they were showing reruns because the weather toons are missing.
Criminal mastermind Mackey McSlime sets up a phony police training academy as a trap for Bonkers and Lucky.
Bonkers and Lucky try to reform the Louse, a toon monster who does nothing but eat everything in sight.
Aliens send Cadet Quark to take over the Earth, but no one will take him seriously because everyone thinks he's just a toon.
Max Coody is released from prison, and wants to meet the cop who sent him up twenty years ago: Lucky Piquel.
A ghost reeks havoc in the Piquel household, just on the day the Kanifky's invite themselves over for dinner.
Bonkers and Lucky try to determine who's blowing up the delivery trucks of the Butterman Bakery company.
This is the first compilation episode of Bonkers' shorts from "Raw Toonage" shorts. Included are the title routine (lifted from "Casabonkers," complete with a quick glimpse of Miranda), along with several "He's Bonkers" shorts from "Raw Toonage." In "Ski Patrol," ambulance drivers Bonkers and Jitters rush to help skier Grumbles, who's injured on the slopes. In "Bonkers in Space," Bonkers and Jitters work at spaceship-wash outfit in a space station, where Jitters accidentally gets cast into space while Bonkers puts the moves on Fawn. In "Draining Cats and Dogs," plumbers Bonkers and Jitters rescue Fawn when her pipes burst and her house floods.
For their anniversary, Lucky takes Dil to see her favorite crooner. What they don't know is that the crooner has a secret.
When Lucky Piquel is believed to have been killed in an explosion, it's up to Bonkers and newfound partner Miranda Wright to get to the bottom of things.
Miranda can testify against publisher Lillith DuPrave at her counterfeiting trial. So, she hides out in Bonkers's house until the trial. Bonkers and his friends decide to annoy her by smothering her with attention.
Baa-bara, one of the toon sheep that Bonkers counts to get to sleep, gets fed up with her dead-end life and starts stealing Bonkers's dreams for herself.
Miranda's sister, TV reporter Shirley Wright, makes Bonkers look bad in a series of reports.
After acquiring a role in a live-action flick, Bonkers' arrongant actor pal Roderick Lizzard is framed for an arson fire at the studio.
Bonkers's old flame, Catia Legs Go-on-a-lot, gets him involved in a fight between Flaps and Al Vermin over the Maltese Beenie.
Toon porcupine Winston Prickly kidnaps bachelors from the game show ""Love Corral"", when they won't let him on the show. In investigating the kidnappings, Bonkers falls madly in love with human bachelorette Rita Love-loss.
Bonkers takes in three toon mice left on his doorstep, not knowing that they're the accomplices of Flaps, the criminal elephant with a fixation on Dumbo.
When the ""Pits and Smarts"" series is cancelled, Pits the dog holds a bank full of people hostage with a toon bomb, demanding a new series.
Alowysius Vermin and his gang search for the key clue to a mobster's loot, hidden in the 29th page of some book.
Sgt. Grating gets lost in the sets of Wackytoons Studio when he gets locked in by Bucky Buzzsaw. Then Wild Man Wyatt breaks out of prison and comes after Grating.
The mayor busts Chief Kanifky all the way down to the toon division.
Mickey Mouse, the most famous Toon in the world is replaced by a human wannabe in a rat suit by conniving Mr. Corkscrew, with Lucky's unwitting assistance?? Not if Mickey-admiring Bonkers has anything to say about it.
Bonkers helps a toon saxophone find her brother, Alto the double bass. But they find him helping a pickpocket rip off tourists.
Mammoth Mammoth turns to crime after losing his job as a superhero on a TV show.
Bonkers loses a record book that's a key piece of evidence against a mobster, and he suspects everyone around him of stealing it.
In the second "Raw Toonage" compilation episode, Bonkers recites his own version of "Oh, Captain, my Captain" and Fall-Apart acts it out. In "Get Me a Pizza (Hold the Minefield)," a black-and-white newsreel tells of how World War I hero Bonkers bravely delivered pizzas to our boys in the front. In "Spatula Party," Bonkers' new neighbor Fawn Deer wants to borrow a spatula, so Bonkers scurries all around the neighborhood trying to get one. In "Sheerluck Bonkers," Victorian-era detective Sheerluck Bonkers tries to find out who has stolen a priceless pendant from Princess Fawn of Doe-mania.
Two black-and-white toons steal color from other toons to colorize them-selves.
On a kid's television show, an evil executive is running the show, and stealing all the audience's pocket change by sucking it into a secret vacum. But when the host's ant costume is ripped off of him and the robot vacum sends him running, Lucky has to go undercover and audition for the job of being the host of the show wearing the ant suit. But Lucky's family get's in the way too; his daughter is a fan of the show, and when Lucky forgets her birthday, he wears the ant suit and pretends to be the host of the show to make her happy.
Three thuggish toon elves frame spokesmen Slap, Sniffle, and Plop for stealing cereal box prizes so they can take their jobs.
This time, Bonkers does his version of Rudyard Kipling's "If" with Jitters illustrating. In "Petal to the Metal," delivery boy Bonkers must deliver a dozen roses to Fawn in four minutes or he's through. In "Dogzapoppin'," Bonkers has to get an important package to his boss, Grumbles, but he can't get past Grumble's nasty dog. In "Trail Mix Bonkers," Pony Express rider Trail Mix Bonkers delivers two money plates to California and fights the Grumbles Kid.
Lucky takes a vacation to a ""haunted mountain resort"" to pursue his dream of becoming a horror writer. Bonkers sends fall-apart and the grapevine to scare him, but then a ghost shows up.
A crime spree mirrors an old-west cartoon Bonkers once made.
Bonkers faces off Wacky Weasel, the cunningest toon villain that ever existed.
Bonkers and Lucky protect Charles Quibble, a TV critic who panned Bonkers's old show from an assassin.
In the last "Raw Toonage" compilation, Goldijitters is just about to sit down to a tofu dinner when the Three Bobcats barge in to annoy her/him. In "Quest for Firewood," prehistoric cavecat Bonkers searches for firewood for his tribe. In "Gobble, Gobble Bonkers," Jitters lets Bonkers take one his beloved turkeys to Grumbles for Thanksgiving dinner, not realizing that it's the dinner. In "Get Me to the Church on Time," Bonkers and Jitters have a difficult time getting to Jitters's wedding with Tanya.
Marilyn helps a toon team of two bees and a bear make one last cartoon, before their studio is torn down.
Santa Claus is reported missing in a freak blizzard over Southern California. Two of his elves recruit Lucky as a substitute.
Two con artists use Lucky to steal an huge diamond.
Toon camera Zoom and microphone Boom trash Lucky in their TV show on cops.
Lucky and Fall-Apart dream of running a theme park. So Fall-Apart buys and renovates a park from a crooked real-estate agent.
A toon pencil's spreading toon grafitti all over Hollywood. Marilyn goes after him, into a surreal toon world where he hides out.
Lucky secretly plans a surprise party for the Chief for his 40th. anniversary on the force. But the Chief wants to know what he's up to, so he teams up with Fall-Apart to spy on Bonkers and Lucky.
Lucky suffers from severe stress in trying to nab an art thief.
Bonkers and Miranda are sent on a train to interrogate a criminal dubbed ""stiff lips"", who knows a secret formula, but others are interested in the information also.
Bonkers and Miranda fly to Tokyo, guarding the evil Z-Bot, when they run into the evil ninja kitties that free him.
Sleazy Lilith DuPrave kidnaps the storks who bring Toon babies, as part of a plot to smuggle a stolen weapon out of the country.
After an unfunny clown steals Ludwig Von Drake's humorizer, he terrorizes Hollywood by stealing the humor of toons (including Bonkers), and it's up to Miranda's sense of humor to thwart his plan.
While babysitting Miranda's nephew Timmy, Bonkers tells an old west story starring ""Trail Mix Bonkers"" to coerce the youngster to go to sleep.
Sgt. Grating gets hit on the head, and thinks he's toon beaver Bucky Buzzsaw. At the same time, Wild Man Wyatt busts out of jail to seek revenge on the seargant.
