Season 1 (1993)
Release date: 1993-09-11
User rating:
5.7 / 10
Episodes (39):
1. Droopy's Deep Sea Mystery
When a beautiful mermaid enlists the help of super sleuths Droopy and Dripple to find her father's magic golden shell, the evil Matoona sets out to stop them!
Release date: 1993-09-11
2. How Can We Miss You If You Won't Go Away?
Dweeble and Rumply try every trick in the book to rid the park of Screwball.
Release date: 1993-09-11
3. Droopy and the Case of the Missing Dragon
Droopy, hired by a mysterious woman to find the stolen Dragon used in the Chinese New Year's parade, also finds danger from the villainous double of the mysterious woman.
Release date: 1993-09-11
4. The Babyman Bank Heists
Elliot Droopness and Son come face to face and baby carriage to baby carriage, with the arch criminal Babyman, in uncovering a series of unusual bank robberies.
Release date: 1993-09-18
5. Dweeble's Night Out
Dweeble comes home from a big night out only to find he's unprepared for a surprise visit from the park inspector.
Release date: 1993-09-18
6. The Deep Space Chase
When a space alien is framed for polluting her planet, she enlists the aid of super-sleuth detectives Droopy and Dripple to clear her name.
Release date: 1993-09-18
7. Round 'Em Up Bub
Droopy and Dripple do battle against Butch McWolf in the old west.
Release date: 1993-09-25
8. A Screwball Romance
Screwball gives Rumply pointers on the finer art of wooing when Rumply falls for a pretty poodle.
Release date: 1993-09-25
9. The Case of the Snooty Star
Droopy saves a Hollywood from being sabotaged by that nefarious bad guy, Oliver J. Tudball.
Release date: 1993-09-25
10. The Monster Mob
One by one, the world's worst organized crime gang, the Monster Mob, go after Detectives Droopy and Dripple.
Release date: 1993-10-02
11. Everybody Out
Dweeble hires a junkyard dog to get rid of Screwball. The dog is an overachiever who throws out Dweeble and Rumply.
Release date: 1993-10-02
12. Sherlock Droopy
Droopy is the famous British Detective Sherlock Droopy. He and Dr. Dripple do battle with the infamous Professor Wolfiatity, their arch-nemesis. They stop him in Queen Victoria's bedroom.
Release date: 1993-10-02
13. Queen of the Mutant Weirdo Vampires
Droopy and Dripple are called to the set of "Queen of the Mutant Weirdo Vampires". Zuzu le Pew, the star of the film, threatens to quit unless she has protection and the villain is revealed.
Release date: 1993-10-09
14. Screwball Snowballs
It is all out war when Screwball, Rumply, and Dweeble have a snowball fight during the first snow of winter.
Release date: 1993-10-09
15. Shadowman and the Blue Pigeon
Droopy and Dripple face off against a shadowy criminal in order to protect a precious gem.
Release date: 1993-10-09
16. Dueling Detectives
Droopy and Dripple face off against McClue McWolf to see who has the best detective agency.
Release date: 1993-10-16
17. Squirrelicus Obnoxiousness
Screwball takes full advantage of the Endangered Committee when they come to the park to protect certain species.
Release date: 1993-10-16
18. Sherlock Droopy Gets Hounded
While trying to protect a client, Droopy and Dripple come face to face with the Hound of Baskerville.
Release date: 1993-10-16
19. Droopy and the Cyberdolts
Droopy and Dripple set out to find a stolen power source.
Release date: 1993-10-23
20. Pickax Max
The peace and quiet of Dweeble Park is rudely interrupted by the cantankerous Pickax Max who comes digging for gold.
Release date: 1993-10-23
21. Hey! Where's Arnold?
Droopy tracks down a rare species of elephant in the jungle kingdom of Tushyrumba.
Release date: 1993-10-23
22. Auntie Snoople
Droopy and Dripple are ably assisted by their meddlesome Auntie Snoople as they hunt down and capture mean McWolf, world's rottenest jail breaker.
Release date: 1993-10-30
23. Demolition Disorder
Screwball enlists the aid of Dweeble and his dog Rumply to fight off a hostile takeover of his park by millionaire developer Chauncey Megabucks, who wants to turn Screwball's pastoral paradise into a high rise parking garage.
Release date: 1993-10-30
24. Mushu McWolf
Droopy and Dripple set out to bring in a criminal named Mushu McWolf who is a self proclaimed martial arts master.
Release date: 1993-10-30
25. Return of the Yolker
Droopy and Dripple must stop The Yolker from stealing a very valuable egg.
Release date: 1993-11-06
26. A Chip Off the Old Blockhead
Rumpley's father comes to visit Rumpley to teach him on catching Screwball.
Release date: 1993-11-06
27. Mighty McWolf
Droopy and Dripple must stop a former hero named Mighty McWolf when he turns to a life of crime.
Release date: 1993-11-06
28. Sheep Thrills
When sheep start disappearing, Droopy and Dripple are hired to investigate.
Release date: 1993-11-13
29. Screwball Out West
When Dweeble's doctor prescribes a two week stay at Diamond Dave's Dandy Dude Ranch to get away from Screwball, it seems like a dream come true. Screwball wins a free trip to the same ranch, it turns into a real hootenanny of a time.
Release date: 1993-11-13
30. The Maltese Fossil
Droopy and Dripple are hired to retrieve a dinosaur fossil from a rampaging caveman.
Release date: 1993-11-13
31. Deep Swamp Droopy
The competition is fierce on the swap when Droopy and Dripple face off against McWolf in a riverboat race.
Release date: 1993-11-20
32. Dog Breath Dweeble
Dweeble dreams of living his life on the high seas as that rotten no good pirate Dog Breath Dweeble.
Release date: 1993-11-20
33. Hogs Wild
A motorcycle gang of hogs terrify a local town and it is up to Lightning Bolt to stop them.
Release date: 1993-11-20
34. The Case of Pierre le Poulet
Master detectives Droopy and Dripple face their toughest case yet when a big city crime boss wants them eliminated from the scene.
Release date: 1993-11-27
35. Commotion on the Ocean
While on a cruise ship, Dweeble and Rumply discover an uninvited guest in Screwball.
Release date: 1993-11-27
36. Alligator Droopy
Droopy and Dripple set out to find a missing kangaroo.
Release date: 1993-11-27
37. Primeval Prey
Wild Mouse tries to evade capture from an explorer.
Release date: 1993-12-04
38. Dweeble's Worst Nightmare
Dweeble's worst nightmare comes true when he confronts Screwball in his dreams. Screwball drives him super-nuts until Dweeble finally awakens.
Release date: 1993-12-04
39. Battle of the Super Squirrels
Lightning Bolt battles Thundergut in a superhero showdown to prove who is better.
Release date: 1993-12-04
Cast
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Joseph Barbera - Producer, Gary Lionelli - Original Music Composer, Tex Avery - Characters, Kay Wright - Producer, Don Lusk - Animation Director, David Michener - Animation Director, Paul Sommer - Animation Director, Jerry Eisenberg - Character Designer, Jim Franzen - Character Designer, Iwao Takamoto - Character Designer, Andrew Phillipson - Background Designer, Allison Belliveau - Background Designer, Gil Iverson - Editor, Heidi Galperin - Production Assistant, Carl Urbano - Animation Director, Tony Sgroi - Character Designer, Patricia Burgio - Background Designer, Patricia Palmer-Phillipson - Background Designer, Jerry Loveland - Background Designer, Peter Collier - Music Editor, Julian Chaney - Character Designer, Steve Butz - Background Designer, Art Scott - Animation Director, Brian Hogan - Character Designer, Donna Zeller - Character Designer, Tom Gleason - Post Production Supervisor, Michele Douglas - Sound Editor, Sandy Benenati - Production Assistant, Valerie Menk - Production Assistant, Ed Love - Animation Director, Margaret Nichols - Animation Director, Butch Hartman - Character Designer, Mark Christiansen - Character Designer, Jeannine Roussel - Post Production Coordinator, Jim Hearn - Supervising Film Editor, Robert Alvarez - Animation Director, Dan Hunn - Animation Director, Rick Schneider - Character Designer, Robert Sledge - Character Designer, Iraj Paran - Graphic Designer, Tim Iverson - Editor, Larry Huber - Producer, Joan Drake - Animation Director, Craig Robertson - Background Designer, Jon Johnson - Sound Editor, Peter Alvarado - Character Designer, Bwana Takamoto - Character Designer, Mike Goguen - Character Designer, Lew Ott - Character Designer, Tim Maloney - Background Designer, Ron Fedele - Sound Editor, Gail Prewitt - Production Assistant, Sam Nicholson - Animation Director, Ken Southworth - Animation Director, Scott Hill - Character Designer, Jim Stenstrum - Character Designer, Ruben Chavez - Background Designer, Bonnie Callahan - Background Designer, Paul Douglas - Sound Editor, Catherine Winder - Production Executive, Allen Wilzbach - Animation Director, Marcus Nickerson - Character Designer, Bodie Chandler - Music Producer, Daniel Bunn - Camera Supervisor, Joe Binggeli - Background Designer, John Kafka - Animation Director, Bob Singer - Character Designer, Leonard Robledo - Background Designer, Joseph Barbera - Executive Producer, Jay Sarbry - Animation Director, Jonathon E. Goley - Background Designer, Tom Gleason - Editor, Frank Andrina - Animation Director, Joseph Barbera - Lyricist, Tom Wogatzke - Graphic Designer, Terry Moore - Supervising Film Editor, Debby Hindman - Production Supervisor, Linda Moore - Production Assistant, Ray Patterson - Supervising Animation Director, Larry C. Cowan - Supervising Film Editor, Mark Shiney - Music Editor, Don Jurwich - Producer, Joanna Romersa - Supervising Animation Director, Kris Zimmerman - Casting Director, David Mucci Fassett - Character Designer, Denise Shimabukuro - Character Designer, Maryann Thomas - Background Designer, Richard Daskas - Background Designer, Ron Roesch - Background Designer, Kris Zimmerman - Sound Director, Don Jurwich - Sound Director, James L. Aicholtz - Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Alvy Dorman - Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Stan Wetzel - Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Gordon Hunt - Sound Director, Jerry Smith - Production Supervisor, Alvy Dorman - Sound Engineer, Ed Collins - Sound Engineer, Rex Slinkard - Sound Re-Recording Mixer