Music Video Episodes

[James Harvey]

What were the name of the episodes that features the TTA cast doing music video countdowns?

[Danielle]

I think it was simply called "TINY TOON MUSIC TELEVISION".

[Colin]

Originally posted by Dick Grayson
What were the name of the episodes that features the TTA cast doing music video countdowns?

There were 2 music video episodes... one with animations done to real songs (like Istanbul...not Constantinople, Respect, and Money) and one with a blend of real songs (It's in his kiss, Yakkity Yak)& songs parodies (Video Game Blues, Nothing Compares to Yul)

The first was Tiny Toons Music Television (#51) and the second one waws Toon TV (#90)

[batboy2001]

Those were funny.

[Singin' Stray Cat]

Which one was "Fudd-onna" in?

[Colin]

Originally posted by Singin' Stray Cat
Which one was "Fudd-onna" in?

Fuddonna was in the first one, during the "Just Say Julie Bruin" segment... Julie thought Buster & Babs were bringing Madonna... boy was she surprised when Fuddonna showed up

[Eric42]

From the TTA Reference Guide (by Vince Mora):

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#163: TINY TOON MUSIC TELEVISION
Airdate: 2/1/91

Written by Sherri Stoner, Art Vitello, Paul Dini, Bruce Timm, Tom Minton & Douglas McCarthy
Storyboards by Bruce Timm & Douglas McCarthy
Directed by Art Vitello
[ Buster, Babs, Hamton, Plucky cameos: Elmer, Bugs ]

Featured videos:

Istanbul (Not Constantinople) - They Might Be Giants

Particle Man - They Might Be Giants

Respect - Aretha Franklin

Money (That's What I Want) - Barrett Strong

Top Secret Apprentice (parody of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" from FANTASIA)

Music by Bruce Broughton

Starring the voices of:

Charlie Adler as Buster
Tress MacNeille as Babs
Joe Alaskey as Plucky [When did HE speak?!]
Jeff Bergman as Elmer
Julie Brown as Julie Bruin

Animation Services - Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co., Ltd.

Instanbul [sic] - Not Constantinople

Tag - Buster & Babs: "Say good night, Babs." "Good night, Babs."

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#180: TOON TV
Airdate: 11/09/92

Written by Rich Arons, Sherri Stoner, Peter Hastings
Storyboards by Alfred Gimeno, Jim Fletcher, Rusty Mills, Enrique May, Eddie Fitzgerald
Directed by Rich Arons
[ everybody, Mr. Hitcher, Vanilla Lice ]

Act I:

The Shoop-Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) - Betty Everett

"Video Game Blues" (Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy & Russian Dance from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite")
(First aired 9/26/92 on THE PLUCKY DUCK SHOW)

Act II:

Nothing Comes Close To You - Skinhead O'Connell

"The Name Game"

Toon Out, Toon In - Vanilla Lice

Act III:

Do You Love Me? (How I Learned To Dance) - The Contours

Yakkity Yak - The Coasters
(First aired 9/26/92 on THE PLUCKY DUCK SHOW)

Music by Bruce Broughton

Starring the voices of:

Charlie Adler as Buster
Tress MacNeille as Babs
Joe Alaskey as Plucky
Cree Summer as Elmyra
Frank Welker as Gogo
Rob Paulsen as Vanilla Lice
Maurice LaMarche as Dizzy
Gail Matthius as Shirley

Animation Services - Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd.

Name Inadvertently Omitted In "The Name Game" - Plucky

Tag - Buster: "And that's a wrap!"

[metaldragon]

Does anyone know what music was played in the episode where Buster, Plucky, and Hampton are trying to move a piano to the recital hall?

[Kuja's Light]

I thought both of those epis were cool. Also since I like oldies, it was better than if I didn't like that.

[J.C.]

Originally posted by Singin' Stray Cat
Which one was "Fudd-onna" in?

"Fudd-onna" ended up haunting my nightmares for many, many years to come. *shudders*