Boomerang

An evil wizard and his minions seek a new body for him; they scheme to find Ice People and force them to build a new body.

A pack of werewolves plan an attack against an evil wizard in an effort to attain invincibility for their whole tribe.

Numbah Four tries to sneak into an R-rated movie; Numbah Three wants to lead a mission for her birthday.

The gang helps Southern Kids Next Door when they are kidnapped by the Moustache; Numbuh One tries to find a way to stop his dad from playing his sousaphone...badly.

Tom and Spike have to go to the vet and Ginger hires an exterminator to take care of Jerry and Tuffy once and for all; Tom and Jerry have to go retrieve an ingredient for the witches' spell before sundown.

When Rick and Ginger leave Tom home alone, Tom and Jerry decide to invite their lady friends, Toodles and Toots, over for a romantic dinner; Dr. Bigby works on creating a formula for a love potion, which accidentally gets on Jerry.

A wolf is ordered by his wife to hunt down dinner, and Bugs Bunny is more than happy to show the forgetful predator all of the best techniques for catching rabbit.

Running from Elmer, Bugs wonders why there is an annual rabbit hunting season; Bugs looks back in time to 10,000 B.C. to see if it existed then.

Elmer's pet dog attempts to rid their home of Daffy by suggesting they use him as the evening meal.

Granny takes Tweety Pie on a trip to Venice.

The coyote ingests high-speed tonic to catch up with the Road Runner but struggles to control its effects.

Sylvester tries to help Junior get a cat's paw badge for hunting birds.

Sylvester chases Tweety as he flies outside the office of Dr. Jekyll; Tweety ends up in the Hyde formula, transforming him into a giant.

Includes references to various plays by William Shakespeare.

Bugs becomes an unwilling offspring of a gorilla couple because of the stork's negligence. He receives unconditional love from Mama, but Papa despises him.

Wile E. Coyote takes a lot of falls from cliffs.

Bugs and his orchestra's performance is thrown into disarray when a troublesome fly buzzes its way into the concert venue and keeps hovering around.

Bugs Bunny lands in an 1896 gold rush town and duels a French-Canadian version of Yosemite Sam.

Yosemite Sam is told he has no money; Bugs Bunny comes to his door, purporting to represent a company that has selected Sam to receive one million dollars, as long as he's a person of mild temperament who can stay calm.

Yosemite Sam of Outer Space sends three robots to catch Bugs Bunny.

Sylvester Cat and his orange feline friend, Sam spot a mouse and agree to share the little rodent for breakfast the next morning; during the night each tries to snag the mouse for himself.

Chicken hawks decide that they should have Foghorn Leghorn for dinner.

Featuring Bugs Bunny and Wile E. Coyote.

Sylvester Cat decides to teach his son, Junior, the facts of feline life when he befriends a bird named Spike.

Jerry tries to thwart Tom's attempts to catch a bird for his dinner.

Tom believes at first that he is going on a cruise, but the captain of the Komquot soon puts him to work scrubbing the deck.

Tom and Jerry are in Kenya on a hunting safari and don't get along as usual.

A snooty woman hires Tom and Calaboose Cal to rid her apartment of Jerry.

Jerry's potion makes him super speedy, which really bugs Tom.

A cute brown and white kitten is delivered to the house, and instantly wins Jerry's heart, but Tom takes an instant disliking to it.

A high-speed, energetic Tom chases Jerry throughout the city; Tom chases Jerry through a bunch of different scenarios, never resting.

Tom becomes jealous when his lady cat appears to return Calypso cat's affections.

While trying to catch Jerry, Tom keeps running afoul of an angry conductor, who believes Tom's antics are ruining his opera.

Tom is a famous opera singer, but his performance interrupts Jerry's sleeping; the mouse does his best to ruin the show for the cat.

Tom wants to go fishing with his master but Jerry ruins his plans.

Tom makes more attempts to catch Jerry but is thwarted by Spike.

The gang tracks a jewel thief back to the house of inventor Dr. Jekyll.

Daphne unknowingly buys a cursed mask at an antique shop.

A mysterious potion transforms Scooby into a werewolf; an evil woman plans to rob a city treasury from beneath the street; Horrible Homer threatens to destroy Tumbleweed unless the town provides him a with a bride.

Shaggy, Scooby, and Scrappy investigate thieves disguised as waiters; Shaggy and Scooby guard a rare comic book, but a creature steals it; Yabba-Doo and Scrappy help Dusty recapture a vengeful escaped prisoner.

The gang heads to the southwest to watch a hang gliding contest, only to run into a ghostly pterodactyl.

The gang is having a beach party when a bizarre monster emerges from the deep; soon after they meet an old sea captain who tells them about the monster, only to have it steal his soul.

Daffy Duck opens a bar across the street from Porky Pig's bar.

Sylvester is coached in mouse catching.

Foghorn Leghorn is out of food for the winter and decides to move in with Miss Prissy, when all of a sudden somebody abandons a baby chicken hawk on their doorstep.

Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck travel to Nepal.

Wile E. Coyote tries to stop Road Runner by tripping him, luring him into a hole, and giving him iron bird seed.

Wile E. Coyote becomes Bugs' new neighbor; while the Coyote pretends to be his friend, his real intentions shine.

Sylvester chases Tweety as he flies outside the office of Dr. Jekyll; Tweety ends up in the Hyde formula, transforming him into a giant.

Includes references to various plays by William Shakespeare.

Bugs becomes an unwilling offspring of a gorilla couple because of the stork's negligence. He receives unconditional love from Mama, but Papa despises him.

Wile E. Coyote takes a lot of falls from cliffs.

Bugs and his orchestra's performance is thrown into disarray when a troublesome fly buzzes its way into the concert venue and keeps hovering around.

Bugs Bunny lands in an 1896 gold rush town and duels a French-Canadian version of Yosemite Sam.

Taz's TV show is interrupted by a storm, but when he tries to fix the reception he is constantly struck by lightning; Taz volunteers to get the autograph of a famous wrestler for Constance, but ends up fighting for it.

A sour berry sends Chowder on a journey into his own mouth; Truffles' short temper causes Mung's fruit creatures to stop producing juice.

Cindy, Yogi, and Boo Boo find themselves in a wild situation as an unstoppable dance craze from the 70s takes over Jellystone; together, they must put an end to this infectious phenomenon.

A snooty woman hires Tom and Calaboose Cal to rid her apartment of Jerry.

Jerry's potion makes him super speedy, which really bugs Tom.

A cute brown and white kitten is delivered to the house, and instantly wins Jerry's heart, but Tom takes an instant disliking to it.

A high-speed, energetic Tom chases Jerry throughout the city; Tom chases Jerry through a bunch of different scenarios, never resting.

Tom becomes jealous when his lady cat appears to return Calypso cat's affections.

While trying to catch Jerry, Tom keeps running afoul of an angry conductor, who believes Tom's antics are ruining his opera.

Tom is a famous opera singer, but his performance interrupts Jerry's sleeping; the mouse does his best to ruin the show for the cat.

Tom wants to go fishing with his master but Jerry ruins his plans.

Tom makes more attempts to catch Jerry but is thwarted by Spike.

The gang gets caught up in international espionage when they cross paths with British secret agent, Jenny Vex, and must help her complete her dangerous mission.

Fred's worst nightmare comes true when an evil spirit possesses the Mystery Machine and turns his beloved van into an unrelenting monster.

Shaggy and Scooby unknowingly release a virus into their in-house computer system.

Dr. Phineus Phibes turns Agents 1 & 2 invisible so they can steal a deadly disintegration ray.

The gang tracks a jewel thief back to the house of inventor Dr. Jekyll.

Daphne unknowingly buys a cursed mask at an antique shop.

Fred regrets sending a nasty letter to Mr. Slate.

Fred and Barney fight over a prize won on a TV show.

Jane's new glasses allow her to see the future.

A jewel thief disguises himself as a baby and gets "adopted" by the Jetsons.

Popeye gets a package with what appears to be a puppy in it, but it turns out to be a magical creature.

Popeye's nap is interrupted by house flies that keep landing on him.

Popeye looks for a bearskin fur coat to give Olive for her birthday, but when he can't find a real one at the shop, he resorts to hunting down a bear himself.

Popeye enters the Navy and inflicts a devastating defeat on the enemy in close combat, but not without driving his commanding officer almost mad.

When Popeye checks in on his pappy, who sleeps in a rowboat as a bed, he discovers that he's gone off somewhere.

Olive can't find the ticket after she wins first prize in a sweepstakes.

A mysterious potion transforms Scooby into a werewolf; an evil woman plans to rob a city treasury from beneath the street; Horrible Homer threatens to destroy Tumbleweed unless the town provides him a with a bride.

Shaggy, Scooby, and Scrappy investigate thieves disguised as waiters; Shaggy and Scooby guard a rare comic book, but a creature steals it; Yabba-Doo and Scrappy help Dusty recapture a vengeful escaped prisoner.