The Weirdest Story Ever Told is the 50th episode of Tiny Toon Adventures.

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

WraparoundsEdit

Buster and Babs are spending the day at the Acme Looniversity Library. Just as Buster tells the viewers that they have to be quiet in libraries, he and Babs are told to be quiet by Foghorn Leghorn, who ironically is being very loud. In the second act, Buster uses a fishing pole to sneak some earmuffs on Foghorn so he can't hear them. Babs Bunny reads about William Shakespeare, as she wants to be an actor, and it is every actor's dream to be in one of Shakespeare's plays.

Episode SegmentsEdit

• Robin Hare - A parody of Robin Hood. Montana Max is the sherrif of Naughtyham and is taxing the citizens, with Dizzy Devil as his mule. Buster Bunny is Robin Hare, and with his gang of merry men (and Mary Melody), he takes the money back from the Sherrif. The Sherrif uses Dizzy as a loincloth and goes back to to his castle to plot his revenge.

Robin Hare is the host of the game show, As Ye Wheel Turns, so the citizens of Naughtyham can get a chance to win some of it back. Sweetie spins the wheel and gets one brass farthing. Back at his castle, The Sherrif orders Dizzy to capture Maid Babs. With her captured, he uses her as bait to capture Robin Hare, and hangs her above a pool filled with hungry fish. Just as Concord Condor is about to win cab fare, The Sherrif sends messages to Robin Hare, telling him he's abducted Maid Babs in his lair. Robin Hare tells his merry men (and Mary Melody) that they have to team up to rescue her, but most of them run away. He takes Friar Pluck and Little Ham with him, and they swing into the castle, Rescuing Maid babs, but trapping themselves in the process.

Maid Babs battles The Sherrif, using a swordfish as her sword. The Sherrif is defeated as Robin Hare, Friar Pluck, and Little Ham make their escape. As Robin Hare returns everyone's money, he gives The Sherrif a coin, as it is his job to make sure no one, not even him is poor. This puts The Sherrif in a greedy mood, and Maid Babs asks Robin Hare, "What's with him?" He tells her, "What else? He's merry."

• To Babs or Not to Babs - William Shakespeare is looking for an actor to be in his next play, which opens tonight. Babs wants to be in his new play, but he rejects her. She decides to prove how great she is as an actress, so she performs for him. He is unimpressed, and rejects her again.

As he checks the prop department, he catches her, dressed as a ghoul, preparing a potion. He is frightened by the bear costume she wears. She runs after him, then notices an Acme Tempest Machine, which makes a storm cloud that electrocutes him. He rejects her from the play once again, as the last thing he needs in the play is a hyperactive pink bunny. She walk away, sad, into the prop closet. The sight of her getting hit makes him laugh, so he decides to put her in his play after all, as te king's royal fool.

• Elmyras Round the World - Buster Bunny reads about foreign countries, and would like to travel to them someday. Elmyra Duff sneaks up on him, and Buster says that to get away from her is one of the causes. As she chases him, she tells him that she will chase him all around the world. Buster gets knocked out by a globe and has a nightmare that Elmyra's worldwide relatives are chasing him.

When Buster Wakes up from his nightmare, he asks Elmyra if she has any relatives on Sumatra. She tells him no, and so he goes to Sumatra to relax. Unfortunately, a monkey that resmbles Elmyra is there, and she scares him away.

CastEdit

Voice Actors:	Character(s):
Charlie Adler	Buster Bunny
Tress MacNeille	Babs Bunny
Joe Alaskey	Plucky Duck
Don Messick	Hamton J. Pig
Danny Cooksey	Montana Max
Cree Summer	Elmyra Duff, Mary Melody
Frank Welker	Gogo Dodo
Clive Revill	William Shakespeare, King Lear
Jeff Bergman	Foghorn Leghorn

QuotesEdit

• Foghorn: "Nice kids, but about as quiet as a train wreck."
• Mary Melody: "Another cameo, another paycheck."
• Babs: "Friends, Romans, countrymen, you don't have to lend me your ears; I've got two of my own."

Gag CreditEdit

Foghorn Leghorn Compliments of

Bob McKimson

AllusionsEdit

• The episode segment, Robin Hare is a parody of the fairy tale, Robin Hood, which, over the years, has had many different adaptations, including a 1973 Disney film adaptation, where various animals play the characters.
• The famous millionaire Donald Trump is one of the prizes on the wheel.
• In the second wraparound, Foghorn is reading a Teenage Mutant Aardvark comic, which parodies the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
• The episode segment, Elmyras Round the World parodies the Disneyland ride, It's a Small World.

TriviaEdit

• The episode segment, Robin Hare was adapted into a Golden Book entitled, The Adventures of Buster Hood.
• In the episode segment To Babs or Not To Babs, Babs mentions The Wheel O' Comedy was one of her better parts, in her opinion.

Home Video ReleasesEdit

• Tiny Toon Adventures Season 1, Vol. 2 DVD