Contents 1 Episode Segments 2 Cast 3 Quotes 4 Gag Credit 5 Allusions 6 Trivia 7 Gallery 8 Home Video Releases

Episode SegmentsEdit

• The Tell-Tale Vacuum

• Sneezer the Sneezing Ghost

• The Devil Dog on the Moors

• Fuel

• Daniel Webfoot and the Devil

• Hold That Duck

• Night of the Living Dull

• Frankenmyra and Dizzygor

• A Gremlin on a Wing

CastEdit

Voice Actors:	Character(s):
Joe Alaskey	Plucky Duck
Tress MacNeille	Babs Bunny
John Kassir	Buster Bunny
Don Messick	Hamton J. Pig, TV Executive
Cree Summer	Elmyra Duff, Uhra
Maurice LaMarche	Dizzy Devil, The Brain, Gossamer
Gail Matthius	Shirley the Loon
Kath Soucie	Fifi La Fume, Li'l Sneezer
Danny Cooksey	Montana Max
Frank Welker	Furrball, Gogo Dodo, Byron Basset, Calamity Coyote, Gremlin
Ron Perlman	Mr. Scratch
Jim Cummings	Paddy, Villager, Announcer
Jeff Bennet	Shamus, Pumpkin Guy
June Foray	Witch Hazel

QuotesEdit

• Babs Bunny: "Behind this curtain lies the scariest picture known to man. It has caused thousands to have horrifying nightmares..." (Unveils the picture) "It's my third grade school photo! AAAAH!" (Kicks the photo out) "But I digress. Here's something 'almost' as frightening..."
• (Gogo and his friends open a door, trying to escape from the haunted house, but the World's Biggest Tiny Toons Fan is at the door)

World's Biggest Tiny Toons Fan: "In the cartoon, The Amazing Three, there was a slight flutter on Fifi's face in scene C43, and I wanted to know if that was a deliberate in-joke, or just a mistake. And when is Fifi gonna get her own series?"

(Gogo and his friends scream in fear)

• Elmyra: "My ultimate petsy-wetsy is almost complete! All that's missing is... The Bwain! Dizzygor, give me the Bwain!"

(Dizzygor empties a jar that holds Brain, of Pinky and the Brain fame, inside it)

Brain: "The obvious nature of this pun belittles us all."

Elmyra: "Ooh! I'll play with you later!"

Gag CreditEdit

The Brain Appears Courtesy of

Acme Labs

AllusionsEdit

• This episode's title is a parody of the series, Night Gallery, starring Rod Serling. The beginning of each episode had him stand next to a painting, then explaining what it meant, then a story would go along with the painting.

• The opening scene is a parody of the Tim Burton film, The Nightmare Before Christmas.

• The episode segment, The Tell-Tale Vacuum, is a parody of The Tell-Tale Heart, by Edgar Allan Poe.

• The episode segment, Sneezer the Sneezing Ghost, is a parody of Casper the Friendly Ghost.

• In the episode segment, Sneezer the Sneezing Ghost, Furrball dresses as a Ghostbuster to catch Sneezer.

• The episode segment, The Devil Dog on the Moors, is a possible parody of the story of Cchulainn and the Hound of Uster. (Though the real Hound of Uster was a demigod, not a real dog)

• The episode segment, Daniel Webfoot, is a parody of the short story and film, The Devil and Daniel Webster.

• The episode segment, Hold That Duck, is a parody of Abbot and Costello.

• The episode segment, Night of the Living Dull, is a parody of the film, Night of the Living Dead.

• The episode segment, Frankenmyra and Dizzygor is a parody of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

• The episode segment, A Gremlin on a Wing, is a parody of a Twilight Zone episode, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet.

TriviaEdit

• This special marks the final appearance of the TTA gang on TV, although Elmyra later appeared in the short-lived and ill-fated spin-off, Pinky, Elmyra, and the Brain, and the gang has made some appearances in comic books and video games that were released after this episode.

• This special was the last time that Don Messick voiced Hamton J. Pig. Messick died a little over two years after this special premiered.

• Beaver and Hoghead, from the Spring Break Special, make cameo appearances in the sketch, The Devil and Daniel Webfoot.

• Baloney the Dinosaur, from the Animaniacs episode, Baloney and Kids, makes a cameo appearance in the sketch, The Devil and Daniel Webfoot.

• The "World's Biggest Tiny Toon Fan" in the sketch, Night of the Living Dull, is based on Dennis Falk, an actual overly-obsessed fan the production team encountered while working on Tiny Toon Adventures. He was a stalker who sent Tress MacNeille disturbing letters which caused her to fear for life and cancel any convention appearances she was planning to make around where he lives.

• In the sketch, Night of the Living Dull, the World's Biggest Fan asks when Fifi is going to get her own spinoff, which is a reference to her high popularity. Sadly, a spinoff starring her didn't actually happen.

• In the sketch, Frankenmyra and Dizzygor, The Brain, from Animaniacs, and its spin-off, Pinky and the Brain, makes a brief cameo appearance. The Brain's cameo appearance, as well as Elmyra's following line, may be a possible foreshadowing of the ill-fated spin-off, Pinky, Elmyra, and the Brain.

GalleryEdit

Home Video ReleasesEdit

• Tiny Toon Night Ghoulery VHS