Bonkers

Bonkers tries to help Piquel to get ready for an upcoming merit raise inspection. Unfortunately, he only succeeds in driving Piquel crazy. Meanwhile, the Mad Hatter and March Hare also drive Piquel crazy with reports of missing tea cups. In the end, the criminal turns out to be a lonely toon hand...

Bonkers is determined to help Piquel get a long-sought promotion. But Piquel might as well be invisible for all the recognition he gets from the chief, even though Bonkers' efforts turn Piquel into a series of walking sight gags. When Bonkers accidentally lands the big guy in the middle of a TV c...

While on a case, Piquel catches the toon flu from Bonkers and turns into a two-inch tall, green toon.

Piquel promises Marilyn her favorite toon, Skunky Skunk, will make an appearance at her birthday party, but the toon disappears. He puts Bonkers on the simple missing person case which rapidly escalates in mystery, mayhem and murder.

When a toon tow truck befriends Piquel, wooing him with home baked cookies and flattery, Bonkers becomes suspicious. At first Piquel thinks that Bonkers is just jealous, but then he learns that the toon tow truck is involved with an auto theft crime ring. Using metal from stolen cars, the toon ...

When an angry toon bomb terrorizes the city, Piquel and Bonkers are put on the case with their new explosives expert, Fall-Apart Rabbit.

Bonkers rushes Piquel to the scene of a jewelry store break-in so Piquel can make the bust, impress the chief and finally get his promotion. But when the 'alleged culprit' turns out be Bonkers' old pal, Li'l Hubert. Bonkers tries to talk Piquel out of busting him, claiming Hubie's just a gentle ...

The three big pigs (not to be confused with the three little pigs) come to Bonkers and Piquel for help. It seems that the mean ol' wolf (not to be confused with the big bad wolf) has been blowing down houses in Porkwood, their latest subdivision. The wolf goes to jail and Bonkers goes undercover ...

It's Piquel's weekend off and he plans on relaxing without any toons around. But, thanks to Bonkers, he finds himself babysitting a giant toon hamster. To make matters worse, the toon hamster is being pursued by a giant mystery shadow. It turns out that the shadow belongs to a tiny toon mouse who...

When glue, cotton balls, plastic, and toons go missing from around Hollywood, Bonkers and Piquel are assigned to track down the thieves. After a thorough investigation - in which Piquel winds up covered in glue (and stuck to everything he gets near) Bonkers is kidnapped by a wolf (in sheep's clo...

Feeling unappreciated, Pops Klok, the keeper of toon time, calls it quits - which throws all toons into uncontrollable chaos (since timing is the secret of comedy).

What has happened to the popular weather toons that help broadcast Hollywood's weather? Where have they gone and which jealous human co-worker is responsible? It's up to Bonkers and his new how-to-be-a-detective correspondence course to get to the bottom of the mystery.

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

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

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

A criminal Piquel sent up the river many years ago is back and stalking Piquel. Or so Piquel thinks.

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

Piquel is trying to lose a few pounds and Bonkers is trying to help him. Meanwhile, someone is trying to sabotage Butterman's Bakeries. The clues lead Piquel and Bonkers to Mikey Muffin, the bakery's spokestoon who has decided to start up his own bakery.

Bonkers is an ambulance driver, spaceship washer and more in a series of shorts.

The malevolent singer, Julio Calamari, is on his way to the top. Bonkers is his biggest fan . . . until he discovers the singer is holding a toy piglet named Charlie hostage and forcing him to be Calamari's voice.

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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. Miranda needs to hide out in a safe house until the trial date. Grating decides the safe house will be Bonkers' apartment at Dementia Gardens. Miranda soon finds tha...

Bonkers has been busy sniffing out all the toon explosives Al Vermin has smuggled in. Vermin is determined to get rid of Bonkers somehow when he spots a toon virus, Sheryl Germ, who was fired from her acting job in health films. Vermin, playing an agent, offers her a role that'll make her famous:...

Bonkers gets hooked by the tabloid magazine, The National Trash. It seems that every story he reads about in the tabloid comes true. Grating, fed up with all of Bonkers’ shenanigans, warns him to knock it off - or else! Bonkers and Miranda set off to find out why those stories only show up in The...

Baabra (a toon sheep) is frustrated at being unable to spin dreams of her own, so while Bonkers counts his sheep, she manages to escape from the count and steal Bonkers' dreams. Desperate to find out where his dreams are vanishing to, Bonkers visits Professor Ludwig Von Drake, who theorizes that ...

Bonkers and Miranda transport a prisoner, Vic 'Stiff-Lips' Sullivan, to the state pen via train. Only Vic knows the location of a secret mob treasure and he's not talking. But after five minutes alone with Bonkers, Vic spills the beans: Bonkers knows where the treasure is! Too bad, because when S...

Miranda's competitive sister Shirley, a network news reporter, is coming to town to do a story on toons. Shirley would rather be working on a hard news story, and Miranda would rather Shirley didn't show up. Bonkers, seeing a chance to be on TV, tries to make nice with the minicam, but instead ...

Bonkers and Miranda respond to a burglar alarm at Ludwig Von Drake's lab. Gloomy (a failed human clown) has stolen the humorizer, a device which can suck the comedy out of toons. Toons everywhere, including Bonkers, are zapped with the humorizer. When finally overloaded, it turns into a sixty foo...

Bonkers accompanies Roderick Lizzard to an audition for a 'live action' movie. Roderick believes he has beat out Crunchy Potato Chip for the leading role, but when he finds out that he is playing a monster, he walks off the set. A fire is set in the film lab and all evidence points to Roderick, s...

Bonkers and Miranda are hanging out at The Rubber Room when Bobcat's old flame, Katya Leggsgowannalott, shows up. Did I mention she's on the run from Al Vermin after stealing the legendary flying circle beanie from him? Did I further mention that Bonkers hides the package for her and forgets wher...

Bonkers and Miranda travel to Japan to deliver the 'brain' of an evil toon transformer robot named Z-bot to the Tokyo police. At the airport, Sgt. Tetsuo crosses paths with Z-bot's evil henchmen (the ninja kitties) and Bonkers and Miranda miss their police escort. Bonkers discovers that he is a b...

Male contestants are being kidnapped from a dating TV show and Grating has sent Bonkers and Miranda to investigate. Bonkers falls in love with Rita, the bachelorette, and is almost solely responsible for the villain getting away with another bachelor. Grating takes them off the case and Bonkers d...

Called to investigate a haunted house, Bonkers and Miranda encounter Dobie, a 1930's toon ghost actor still inhabiting the site of his last location shoot. Their spooky confrontation ends with Bonkers arresting the ghost and bringing him to the station. Dobie wreaks havoc, and Grating's enmity fo...

Flaps, a toon elephant gangster who aspires to fly like Dumbo, and his henchmen - toon mice Meany, Miney, and Moe - rob a toon museum and steal Dumbo's flag. When the police are hot on their trail, Flaps drops the flag and the mice off on Bonkers' doorstep. Thinking that they are abandoned pets, ...

When Grating gets konked on the head, he wakes up thinking he's Bucky Buzzsaw, a mayhem-making toon beaver! Bonkers loves the new Grating, but the fun is short-lived as Miranda and Bonkers scramble to save Grating from various self-inflicted life-threatening situations! Simultaneously, Wildman Wy...

Bonkers and Miranda respond to a missing person’s report from Silas Stork, proprietor of Stork's Service, the armada of feathered messengers who fly toon babies to their 'parents.' His storks are missing! Bonkers aids Silas' baby backlog dilemma by getting Jitters to fill in, setting up a running...

When Pitts (a short tempered toon pit bull) is fired from the Pitts & Smarts show, he decides to rob the bank which holds the Pitts & Smarts’ account. There, he runs into Miranda and Grating. Pitts holds Miranda and Grating and the other customers in the bank with a toon bomb. A confused Kanifky...

Bonkers tells Miranda's nephew, Timmy, a bedtime story that becomes a tale of the Wild West starring Trail Mix (Bonkers), Two Gun (Miranda), Varmit (Al Vermin), and his bug eyed bandits (Gnat, Tick, and Maggot). After Bonkers foils the bug eyed bandits' attempt to 'call the sheriff (Grating) out...

Al Vermin wants to know the location of Barbarian Barlowe's secret vault. His informant (a caterpillar in the midst of cocooning) returns on his last leg only to say '29th page...'. Meanwhile, Bonkers has written a book of poetry about his friends, including Grating (page 29). In the midst of ...

Grating's worst nightmare comes true when Kanifky orders him to accompany Bonkers and Miranda to Wacky Toons Studio for a photo opportunity with toon prankster, Bucky Buzzsaw. Aggravated by Grating's dour demeanor, Bucky locks the sarge in the zany alternate reality of the toon studio. Meanwhile,...

Kanifky is demoted and becomes Bonkers' and Piquel's partner.

A human in disguise wants to take the place of the most famous toon in the world. Piquel is tricked into helping him and it’s up to Bonkers to save the day.

In the midst of Piquel and Bonkers trying to solve a rash of tourist robberies, a toon sax winds up missing. Piquel sacrifices solving a 'big case' to help Bonkers track down the little wayward toon. They find the sax in a dive juke joint where his brother plays. They also find that the owner of ...

A toon superhero, Mammoth Mammoth, goes on a crime rampage. Meanwhile, Bonkers is trying to make him and Piquel the most efficient cops on the force.

When a valuable piece of evidence gets lost, Bonkers soon has everybody suspecting everybody else.

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

When former cartoon star, Bonkers, is captured by The Collector, it’s up to his reluctant partner, Lucky Piquel, to save him.

Bonkers stars as WWII pizza delivery cat, a brilliant detective and more in a series of shorts.

Once famous, but now obsolete, the black and white comedy team of Stretch and Squash have a plan to become relevant again – by stealing color from other toons.

Piquel is unwillingly pulled into a top priority undercover assignment, and has to neglect a promise to his daughter, Marilyn. Upset, Marilyn turns to her favorite kiddie show host for solace... who just happens to be Piquel in his undercover disguise!

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