Raw Toonage

★ 8.5 · 1992 · 30m · Animation

Disney's Raw Toonage is a half-hour Disney animated cartoon series that aired on the CBS network in the fall of 1992.

Episodes

▶1. Spatula Party30m · Ludwig Von Drake demonstrates various principals of toon physics. Bonkers's new neighbor Fawn Deer wants to borrow a spatula, and so Bonkers scurries all around the neighborhood trying to get one.▶2. Doggie Schnauzer30m · Ludwig Von Drake demonstrates various principals of toon physics. The life of a man who swallowed a washing machine depends on Doggie Schnauzer, a brilliant surgeon but also a mutt with obedience problems.▶3. Marsupilami Meets Dr. Normanstein30m · Ludwig Von Drake demonstrates various principals of toon physics. Marsupilami and Maurice stumble onto the lab of the evil Dr. Normanstein, who happens to be looking for a brain for his new monster, Apenstein.▶4. Sheerluck Bonkers30m · Don Karnage shows the audience how to look for buried treasure, with mixed results. Watch for a surprise cameo at the end. Victorian era detective Sheerluck Bonkers tries to find out who's stolen a priceless pendant from Princess Fawn of Doe-mania.▶5. All Potato Network30m · Don Karnage shows the audience how to look for buried treasure, with mixed results. Watch for a surprise cameo at the end. This cable channel features programming of special interest to tubers, like the soap opera ""All my Spuds"" and the police show ""Spudsky and Hutch"".▶6. The Puck Stops Here30m · Don Karnage shows the audience how to look for buried treasure, with mixed results. Watch for a surprise cameo at the end. Norman uses the hotel air conditioning system to freeze the lake, and then challenges Mars to a game of hockey.▶7. Bonkers in Space30m · Uncle Scrooge demonstrates the new security system he's installed in his money bin, by trying to break in. In the future, Bonkers and Jitters work at a spaceship-wash outfit in a space station. But Jitters accidentally gets cast into space while Bonkers puts the moves on Fawn.▶8. Cro-Magnum PI30m · Uncle Scrooge demonstrates the new security system he's installed in his money bin, by trying to break in. A stone-age gumshoe investigates a business tychoon's theft of ideas for new inventions like the wheel and fire in this pre-historic film noir.▶9. The Treasure of the Sierra Marsdre30m · Norman spies on Mars and Maurice planing to go on a treasure hunt, and worms his way into joining them.▶10. Draining Cats and Dogs30m · In contemporary New York, superstar Sebastian tries to get to the Mervin Peevish Convention Center in time to host a variety show, avoiding being caught by Chef Louie along the way. Plumbers Bonkers and Jitters rescue Fawn when her pipes burst and flood her house.▶11. Mars vs. Man30m · Foreman Norman uproots Mars's tree to make space for his condominiums, but Mars squats in one of them.▶12. Get Me to the Church on Time30m · Jitters A. Dog does stunt work for the Disney shows ""Duck Tales"", ""Rescue Rangers"", ""The Little Mermaid"", and ""TaleSpin"". Bonkers and Jitters have a difficult time getting to Jitter's wedding with Tanya Trunk in time.▶13. So You Think You Know Everything, Do You?Jitters A. Dog does stunt work for the Disney shows ""Duck Tales"", ""Rescue Rangers"", ""The Little Mermaid"", and ""TaleSpin"". Two certified geniuses compete on a game show with each other, and a dog.▶14. Someone's in the Kitchen with MarsJitters A. Dog does stunt work for the Disney shows ""Duck Tales"", ""Rescue Rangers"", ""The Little Mermaid"", and ""TaleSpin"". Chef Norman steals Mars and Maurice's big basket of fruit. But Mars and Maurice track him to the hotel kitchen.▶15. Ski PatrolBonkers tries to deliver a tv to Fawn's house. Ambulance drivers Bonkers and Jitters rush to help skier Grumbles, who's injured on the slopes.▶16. PoultrygeistBonkers tries to deliver a tv to Fawn's house. A family is alarmed to find out that their house was built on the site of an old fast-food chicken restaurant, and now the poltergeists of the chickens eaten there terrorize them.▶17. Romancing the CloneBonkers tries to deliver a tv to Fawn's house. Norman dresses up as a female marsupilami to deceive a tourist that's trying to take a picture of a marsupilami. But Mars falls in love with Norman.▶18. Goofy's Guide to the OlympicsSports Goofy demonstrates various track and field events.▶19. 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.▶20. Nightmare on Rocky RoadA boy who loves ice cream gets his wish when the whole world turns to ice cream. But now he must face the evil Freddy Scooper.▶21. Wanna Be RulerMars and Norman compete for the title of ruler of the Wannabe tribe, and the treasure that comes with it.▶22. The Porker's CourtThe three pigs take the big bad wolf to the T.V. court over the shoddy conditions of the houses that he's leased to them.▶23. DogzapoppinLaunchpad McQuack gives lessons in flying. Bonkers has to get an important package to his boss, Grumbles, but he can't get past Grumble's nasty dog.▶24. The Hairy ApeLaunchpad McQuack gives lessons in flying. Norman traps Maurice to take to the zoo, telling Mars that he's taking him to a party. But now Mars wants to go, too.▶25. Fear of KitesLaunchpad McQuack gives lessons in flying. Mars and Maurice's kite gets tangled up on the hotel rooftop. But Bellhop Norman won't let them inside to retrieve it.▶26. Trail Mix Bonkers & the Pony ExpressPony express rider TrailMix Bonkers delivers two money plates to California and fights the Grumbles Kid.▶27. The Young and the NestlessMars reminisces about a time when a young Mars and Maurice fought a kid-age Norman over Mars's comic book collection.▶28. Coming AttractionsFeatures ads for the snack bar, where you can buy a ""refreshing cup of Blue"", and previews of films like ""Totzilla"" and ""Rambone"" ( which features the soldier chicken out to avenge the friends who wound up as fast food ).▶29. Bathtime for MauriceMars has to go through a lot of trouble to get filthy Maurice to take a bath.▶30. Witch Doctor Is Which?Gosalyn enthusiastically eggs on a reluctant Ludwig von Drake to build a monster for her. Witch Doctor Norman places a series of curses on Mars so that he instead of Mars will be the happiest person in the jungle.▶31. Robin HoofGosalyn enthusiastically eggs on a reluctant Ludwig von Drake to build a monster for her. Dashing cow Robin Hoof and his ( !?!?! ) sidekick Milk Maid Marion protect the people of Sherwood Forest from the evil Prince and Sherriff in this send-up of Jay Ward's Fractured Fairy Tales.▶32. Jungle FeverGosalyn enthusiastically eggs on a reluctant Ludwig von Drake to build a monster for her. Mars tries to cure a sick Maurice, but keeps getting sneezed into the way of a refined lion.▶33. Quest for FirewoodMarsupilami teaches Maurice how to defend himself against a bully. In prehistoric times, cavecat Bonkers searches for firewood to bring back to his freezing tribe.▶34. Badly Animated ManMarsupilami teaches Maurice how to defend himself against a bully. Meet Badly Animated Man, the superhero who can leap over a tall building with a single drawing, and who wields a Two-Frame-a-Minute Punch.▶35. Safari So GoodMarsupilami teaches Maurice how to defend himself against a bully. Norman's Aunt Mindy pays a visit and takes an immediate liking to Mars.▶36. Gobble Gobble BonkersJitters lets Bonkers take one his beloved turkeys to Grumbles for Thanksgiving dinner, not realizing that it's the dinner.▶37. Hot SpotsA heat wave, a watering hole and Norman all combine to make trouble for the jungle residents.▶38. My New ShoesA kid raps about all the cool things he can do with his new shoes in this hiphop video.▶39. Prime Mates ForeverMars helps Maurice try to romance a tough female gorilla.

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