"Weekday Afternoon Live" is the 95th episode. It is a full episode and a parody of "Saturday Night Live". It featured guest star Blard Simpleton who is voiced by an anonymous actor or actress.

Contents 1 Plot 2 Sketches 3 Cast 4 Quotes 5 Gag Credit 6 Allusions

PlotEdit

Babs Bunny is applying make-up when Buster Bunny enters the powder room to tell her a joke: "How does a dumb bunny answer a question?" Babs tells him, "I don't know." And Buster tells her she's right. Says Babs with cynicism, "Brilliant. Very mature." Buster asks to use it for the opening, resulting in a fight between whether he or Babs is doing the opening until Babs' pupil kicks Buster's. Buster plays heads or tails with Babs with a coin, and Babs chooses tails. But when Buster flips the coin, it lands onto a high beam, causing Buster to get a ladder and look. It turned out to be heads, so Buster decided he was doing "the OPENING!!!!" (He was on the ladder when it tipped over). Later, he was doing the opening.

During the opening, the announcer announces (respectively) Babs and Buster Bunny, Plucky Duck, Elmyra, Hamton J. Pig, and even Montana Max, Dizzy Devil and Calamity Coyote in the Weekday Afternoon Live band, and some others that may not even appear, and finally, their guest star, Blard Simpleton (a parody of Bart Simpson). Babs shows Blard that their show isn't like his, because anvils falling, and getting eaten by monsters whole and alive, and getting uneaten in one piece, wouldn't happen. He asks Babs if it's too late to back out, and she says it is. As a camera falls on him, he says the guest-host monologue stinks, to which Babs tells him it is a tradition and is supposed to stink.

Then come the sketches.

After that, Blard says "Good night, man!" just before the stage falls with him and the other characters, including Elmer Fudd, whom there had been multiple clones of in one of the sketches.

SketchesEdit

Cheese E. Sneezer's Commercial

Buster and Plucky are bored, and Hamton is hungry, so Sneezer takes his friends to Cheese E. Sneezer's.

Another Moment in American History

We're Going to Blow You Up

Samurai Film Critic

Hamton and Dizzy Devil review a series of movie parodies a la Siskel and Ebert, but with Dizzy dressed as a samurai. The movies they review include Gnome Alone Again, Dances With Lobsters, and Immature Radioactive Samurai Slugs III.

Elmyra's Reel (Be Prepared)

Elmyra Duff shows us a cartoon of Mr. Skullhead preparing for an earthquake.

Weekday Update with Rabbit Chase

Buster, as Rabbit Chase, reviews the top stories of Tiny Toon Adventures, such as Concord Condor revealed to have been the grandson of former Three Stooges member, Moe Howard (because they both have the same hairstyle), Barky Marky's lack of appearances on the show, and the issue of too much violence on TV (which Elmyra mistakenly hears as violets, which she doesn't think there's enough of on TV).

ABC Gum Commercial

Sneezer and Sweetie enjoy their friendship, sharing their laughter, tears, and yes, even their gum. A lonely Sneezer decides to relive the feeling with ABC (Already Been Chewed) gum, which the announcer describes as "The next best thing to a best friend."

Countdown to Hunting Season

The Cornheads

Buster, Babs, and Elmyra play The Cornheads, a family of extraterrestrials with corn on their heads. Blard Simpleton plays a paperboy and the non-corn date of Elmyron, who (not surprisingly) rejects her, causing her to get so angry, she pops her corn.

CastEdit

Voice Actors:	Character:
Charlie Adler	Buster Bunny
Tress MacNielle	Babs Bunny, Blard Simpleton
Joe Alaskey	Plucky Duck
Don Messick	Hamton J. Pig
Danny Cooksey	Montana Max
Cree Summer	Elmyra Duff
Maurice LaMarche	Dizzy Devil
Frank Welker	Furrball, Gogo Dodo
Kath Soucie	Li'l Sneezer
Candi Milo	Sweetie Bird

QuotesEdit

• Blard Simpleton: "Stick around for a great show, I hope!"
• Blard Simpleton: "This guest host monologue stinks!"
• Buster: "Also in the news, complaints have been received at the Tiny Toons Central Casting Office that the character, Barky Marky is not in enough scripts. The Tiny Toons Casting Director had this to say;"

Babs: "Who's Barky Marky?"

• Elmyra: "Hello, friends. I wanna know why people are all upsetty-wetty about violets on TV. What's wrong with little violets? They're pretty and cute and all lovely all over. I don't think there's enough violets on TV. How about shows like The Violet Bunch?"

Buster: "Elmyra..."

Elmyra: "Or I Love Violets?"

Buster: "Elmyra..."

Elmyra: "Oh, violets are oh, so pretty. If they were aminals, I'd hug them and Squeeze them..."

Buster: "ELMYRA!"

Elmyra: "Yes?"

Buster: "The issue is not violets on TV. It is violence. Too much violence on TV."

Elmyra: "Oh. Not this?" (Holds up a bunch of violets)

Buster: "No, this." (Drops an anvil on Elmyra)

Elmyra: "Never you mind."

• Buster: "And now we'll repeat today's top story with translation by Gogo Dodo for the wacky impaired. Topping tonight's stories, it was revealed today that Concord Condor is actually the grandson of former Three Stooges member, Moe Howard."

Gogo: "My underwear is made of bologna!"

Gag CreditEdit

We Wanted This To Be Funny

But Noooooooo!

AllusionsEdit

• This episode, specifically the title, is a parody of the live-action comedy sketch show, Saturday Night Live.
• Blard Simpleton, the guest star of this episode, is a parody of the famous The Simpsons character, Bart Simpson. Blard is Stephen Spielberg's personal friendly jab at Fox, because he provided the Indiana Jones theme song for The Simpsons' Season 3 episode, Bart's Friend Falls In Love, hoping in return, he would get to use The Simpsons theme song for the Pledge Week episode segment, It's All Relatives (during Babs' impressions of Marge, Bart, and Maggie). Even though Fox tried, he was denied the rights.
• Cheese E. Sneezer's is a parody of the famous restaurant/arcade, Chuck E. Cheese's.
• In the sketch, Samurai Film Critic, the movies that Hamton and Dizzy review are Gnome Alone Again (a parody of Home Alone 2: Lost in New York), Dances with Lobsters (A parody of Dances With Wolves), and Immature Radioactive Samurai Slugs III ( a parody of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Turtles in Time).
• In the sketch, Samurai Film Critic, Hamton also mentions next week, he and Dizzy will be reviewing Young Gums (a parody of Young Guns).