The Bugs Bunny/Berenstein Bear Show

== A long time ago.. ==
Back in 1974, Bugs Bunny and his friends moved to prime-time for the first time, under the name “The Bugs Bunny/Berenstein Bear Show”, but I know what you’re thinking..
== What is Berenstein Bear? ==
Berenstein Bear was a cartoon character that lasted 27 shorts from 1970 to 1978, under the “Looney Tunes” banner, about the aforementioned Berenstein Bear, who was a mix of Winnie the Pooh and Wile E Coyote.
== List of Berenstein Bear characters ==
Regular characters
* Berenstein Bear: A quiet, calm, brown bear who just wants his honey.
* The bees: Berenstein Bear’s enemy; they always block his plans.
* The friendly tree: Berenstein Bear’s adviser; he always tells him what to do.
Occasional characters
* Tiny Tiger: (appears in “Tiger Trouble”) A black-and-brown tiger who blocks Berenstein from the honey after he accidentally shot him.
* Humphrey Bear (not to be confused with the Disney character): (appears in “Family Bee”) Berenstein’s cousin, who helps him think up ways to get the honey.
* Bobbo Bear: (appears in “Family Bee”) Berenstein’s brother, who does a similar thing to Humphrey.
* Steve-o Bear: (appears in “Family Bee” and “Big Bro Bear”) Berenstein’s brother (on his mother’s side), who (in Family Bee) does a similar thing to Humphrey and Bobbo, and (in Big Bro Bear) takes Berenstein’s place.
* Santa Claus: (appears in “Santa Paws”) No explanation needed.
== List of Berenstein Bear cartoons ==
* “Going Bees”: Release Date: April 16, 1970 (reissues: June 12, 1972, September 10, 1974, October 10, 1978)
* “Bear With Me”: Release Date: November 12, 1970 (reissues: February 9, 1971, 4 July, 1974, November 8, 1978)
* “Big Bro Bear”: Release Date: January 1, 1971 (reissues: September 8, 1973, 9 December, 1978)
* “Baseball Fever”: Release Date: April 5, 1971 (the same day that baseball actually started) (one out of two cartoons not to be reissued)
* “Family Bee”: Release Date: October 12, 1971 (reissues: 9 August, 1972, 10 September, 1976, 31 December, 1978)
* “Santa Paws”: Release Date: December 24, 1972 (one out of two cartoons not to be reissued)
* “Tiger Trouble”: Release Date: January 1, 1973 (reissues: September 8, 1973, 12 April, 1979)
* “Tech-Oh No!”: Release Date: June 11, 1973 (reissues: October 2, 1973, 1 June, 1979)
* “Dune For June”: Release Date: June 17, 1973 (reissues: June ?, 197?)
* “Fly Forward, Fall Flat”: Release Date: October 8, 1973 (reissues: October 9, 1979)
* ”We Wish You a Bee-zy Christmas”: Release Date: December 31, 1974 (reissues: December 24, 1979)
* ”Grin and Bear It”: Release Date: 5 July, 1975 (reissues unknown)
* “You’re Un-bearable!”: Release Date: 12 July, 1975 (reissues: March 7, 1980)
* “In The Zoo-one”: Release Date: 8 August, 1975 (reissues: April 1, 1980) (renamed “Rhi-no You Don’t!” in both television and reissue)
* ”Super-Bear!”: Release Date: 19 August, 1975 (reissues unknown)
* ”Paint of All Bears”: Release Date: 1975 (made for tv cartoon, never reissued)
* “Bear King”: Release Date: 17 September, 1975 (last cartoon to be reissued) 
* “You’re Un-Bearable!”: Release Date: 25 October, 1975 
* “Bee There!”: Release Date: 1 November, 1975 
* ”Seasick as a Hare!”: Release Date: 9 December, 1975 
* ”Bee-hind the Scenes!”: Release Date: 5 February , 1976 (originally scheduled as part of “ Bugs Bunny: SuperStar!” but later re-edited as a featureette) 
* “Birthday Bear”: Release Date: 7 March, 1976 
* “Bogey Bear”: Release Date: 19 March, 1976 
* “Yankee Doodle’s Un-Bearable Truth!”: Release Date: 16 June, 1976 
* “Beary Tales!”: Release Date: 19 July, 1976 
* “Winter Blunderland”: Release Date: 24 December, 1976 
* “Spare The Rod And Bear The Child”: Release Date: June 9, 1978 
== Now back to the show.. ==
From September 10th, 1974, to October 4th, 1979, “The Bugs Bunny/Berenstein Bear Show” aired on Wednesdays (1974 to 1976), Thursdays (1976-1978), Fridays (1977-1979), and Sundays (1979). New animation featuring Berenstein trying to get honey from the bees were created, whilst bumpers from “The Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner Show” were reused.
== Episode guide: Season One (1974-1975) ==
Show One: “High-Diving Hare”, “Roadrunner-A-Go-Go!”, “Speedy Gonzales” (renamed “Mouseterpiece”), “Tiger Trouble”, “Ducking the Devil”, “Stupor-Duck!”, and “Wearing of The Grin”.
Show Two: “Tweet, Tweet, Tweety”, “It’s Hummer Time”, “Tech-Oh No!”, “Knighty Knight Bugs”, “Beep, Beep!”, “One Froggy Evening”, and“ Devil Feud Cake”.
Show Three: “Don’t Axe Me”, “Home, Tweet, Home”, “Three Little Bops”, “The AstroDuck”, “Dumb Patrol” (1964), “Wise Quackers”, and “Hare Do”.
Show Four: “Hare-abian Nights”, “Aqua Duck”, “For Scent-imental Reasons”, “Baseball Fever”, “Dog Pounded”, “Hare We Go!”, and “Rabbit Romeo”.
Show Five: “Big Bro Bear”, “Wild Wife”, “Big Game Haunt”, “Feather Finger”, “Scaredy Cat”, “Dune for June”, and “Hare Brush”.
Show Six: “A Haunting We Will Go”, “Broomstick Bunny”, “Hyde and Hare”, “Hyde and Go Tweet”, “A Witch’s Tangled Hare”, “Claws for Alarm”, “Bewitched Bunny”.
Show Seven: “Pests for Guests”, “Two’s a Crowd”, “All A B-irdddddddddd!”, “The Hasty Hare”, “Deduce, You Say!”, “The Hole Idea”, and “Bugsy and Mugsy”.
Show Eight: “Bear with Me”, “Plop! Goes the Weasel”, “A StreetCat Named Sylvester”, “My Bunny Lies Over The Ocean”, “I Gopher You”, “Solid Tin Coyote”, and “Bedevilled Rabbit”.
Show Nine: “Shishkabugs” (renamed “ShishkaBugs”), “Beep Prepared”, “Mouse-Taken Identity”, “A Fractured Leghorn”, “Prince Varmint”, “Ain’t She Tweet”, and “Fast and Furry-ous”.
Show Ten: “ Boobs in the Woods”, “Fool Coverage”, “Thumb Fun” (retitled “Thumb Fun!”), “Tom Tom Tomcat” (renamed “Tom-Tom Tomcat”), “Bunker Hill Bunny”, “Goldimouse and the Three Cats”, and “Room and Bird”.
Show Eleven: “Red Riding Hoodwinked”, “A Scent of The MatterHorn”, “Which is Witch”, “Golden Yeggs”, “Curtain Razor”, “Ant Pasted”, and “Holiday for Drumsticks”.
Show Twelve: “Baton Bunny”, “Punch Trunk”, “Lumber Jerks”, “Sheep Ahoy”, “Bowery Bugs”, “Tabasco Road”, and “Rodent to Stardom”.
Show Thirteen: “The Cat’s Bah” (renamed “The CatsBah”), “Dough for the Do-Do”, “Daffy’s Inn Trouble”, “14 Carrot Rabbit”, “Now, Hare This”, “Mystic Phystic”, and “The Fair Haired Hare” (renamed “Fair-Haired Hare”)
Show Fourteen: “Family Bee”, “Gift Wrapped”, “Snow Business”, “Snow Excuse”, “Cracked Quack”, “Iceman Ducketh”, and “Riff Raffy Daffy”.
Show Fifteen: “Santa Paws”, “Dr Devil and Mr Hare”, “You Were Never Duckier”, “Weasel While You Work”, “Putty Tat Trouble”, “Big House Bunny”, and “Beep Prepared”.
Show Sixteen: “Bugs and Thugs”, “Rabbit’s Kin”, “Tweety’s S.O.S”, “Sheep in the Deep”, “Long Haired Hare”, “Little Boy Boo”, and “Compressed Hare”.
Show Seventeen: “Hare-Breadth Hurry”, “Fish and Slips”, “Solid Tin Coyote”, “Bill of Hare”, “Rabbit’s Feat”, “Satan’s Waitin”, and “Tweety and the Beanstalk”.
Show Eighteen: “Hoppy Daze”, “Dog Gone People”, “Feather Bluster”, “Duck Amuck”, “Bunny Hugged”, “Quackodile Tears”, and “Hawaiian Aye Aye”.
Show Nineteen: “Bye, Bye, Bluebeard”, “Often an Orphan”, “Mouse Wreckers”, “Strife with Father”, “Highway Runnery”, “To Itch His Own”, and “Paying the Piper”.
Show Twenty (finale): “We Wish You A Bee-zy Christmas”, “Quack Shot”, “Show Biz Bugs”, “Stupor Duck (repeat)”, “Run, Run, Sweet Roadrunner”, and “Daffy’s Inn Trouble (repeat)”. 
== Episode Guide: Season Two (1975-1976) ==
Show One: “Paint of All Bears”, “Bunny Hugged”, “Long-Haired Hare”, “Dog Tales”, “Cat Feud”, “Prince Varmint”, and “Satan’s Waitin”.
Show Two: “Grin and Bear It”, “Pancho’s Hideaway”, “From Hare to Heir”, “Pizzicato Pussycat”, “Don’t Give Up the Sheep”, “Mouse Placed Kitten”, and “Trick or Tweet”.
Show Three: “Devil May Hare”, “Little Boy Boo”, “Horse Hare”, “Piker’s Peak”, “The Foghorn Leghorn” (renamed “Chicken Out”), “Apes with Wrath”, and “Going! Going! Gosh!”.
Show Four: “Rabbit Romeo”, “Tweety and The Beanstalk”, “Weasel While You Work”, “Big House Bunny”, “Fly Forward, Fall Flat”, “A StreetCat Named Sylvester”, and “War and Pieces”.
Show Five: “Highway Runnery”, “A Pizza Tweety-Pie”, “False Hare”, “Shishkabugs”, “Honey’s Money”, “Half-Fare Hare”, and “Snow Excuse”.
Show Six: “Cheese Chasers”, “Iceman Ducketh”, “Aqua Duck”, “Cats A-Weigh”, “D”Fightin Ones”, “Mother Was A Rooster”, and “Dr. Devil and Mr Hare”.
Show Seven: “People are Bunny”, “To Beep or Not To Beep”, “Putty Tat Troubles”, “A Message From Gracias”, “Fish and Slips”, “Tweet and Sour”, and “The Solid Tin Coyote”.
Show Eight: “Family Bee”, “Hyde and Go Tweet”, “Muzzle Tough”, “The Slap-Hoppy Mouse”, “The AstroDuck”, “Banty Raids”, and “Feud with A Dude”.
Show Nine: “Rhi-no You Don’t!”, “HillBilly Hare”, “Lovelorn Leghorn”, “Roman Legion-Hare”, “Who’s Kitten Who?”, “Yankee Doodle Bugs”, and “Touche and Go”.
Show Ten: “Flying Circus”, “Freudy Cat”, “Quack Shot”, and “Adventures of the Roadrunner”.
Show Eleven: “Don’t Axe Me”, “Holiday for Drumsticks”, “Duck! Rabbit! Duck!”, “The Prize Pest”, “Gee Whi-zzzzz!”, “Sheep Ahoy”, and “A Fractured Leghorn”.
Show Twelve: “His Hare-Raising Tale”, “Trip for Tat”, “Quacker Tracker”, “Daffy’s Diner”, “Two Scent’s Worth”, “To Itch His Own”, and “High Note”.
Show Thirteen: “Boston Quackie”, “A Mutt in A Rutt”, “The Mouse that Jack Built”, “Unnatural History”, “Baby Buggy Bunny”, “Sandy Claws”, and “Bonanza Bunny”.
Show Fourteen: “You’re Un-Bearable!”, “Super-Bear!”, “Tweet, Tweet, Tweety”, “Corn on The Cop”, “China Jones”, “The Hasty Hare”, and “Backwoods Bunny” (renamed “BackWoods Bunny”).
Show Fifteen: “Trick Or Tweet”, “His Bitter Half”, “Music Mice-tro”, “The Abominable Snow Rabbit”, “The Cat’s Bah”, “Design for Leaving”, “Early to Bet”, and “A-Lad-in His Lamp”.
(The following week was a rerun of Episode Five of Season One)
Show Sixteen: “The Million Hare”, “The Last Hungry Cat”, “Mouse Divided”, “Apes of Wrath”, “Tree for Two”, “Wet Hare”, and “Scrambled Aches”.
Show Seventeen: “A Star is Bored”, “A Bird in A Bonnet”, “Leghorn Blows at Midnight”, “Hare-way To The Stars”, “Bunker Hill Bunny”, “Ready.. Set, Zoom”, and “Hare Trimmed”.
Show Eighteen: “A Taste of Catnip”, “Tweety and The Beanstalk”, “Mouse Wreckers”, “My Little Duckaroo”, “No Parking Hare”, “Rabbit Rampage” (renamed “Rabbit Rampage!”), and “Fast Buck Duck”.
Show Nineteen: “Bear King”, “Tweet Dreams”, “Foxy by Proxy”, “Fool Coverage”, “8 Ball Bunny”, “Upswept Hare”, and “Knight-Mare Hare”.
Show Twenty(finale): “A Bear for Punishment”, “Tiger Trouble”, “The Bee-Deviled Bruin”, “Dune for June”, “What’s Brewin, Bruin?”, “Big Bro Bear”, “Bear Feat”, and “Baseball Fever”*.
*additional cartoon due to the heavily edited “Bee-Deviled Bruin”.
== Episode guide: Season Three (1976-1977) ==
Show One: “Hyde and Hare”, “Birds of a Father”, “Sugar and Spies”, “Dr Devil and Mr Hare”, “This is a Life?”, “Catty Cornered”, and “High-Diving Hare”. 
Show Two: “What’s Up, Doc?”, “Yankee Doodle’s Un-Bearable Truth!”, “A Bird In A Guilty Cage”, “Tweety’s Circus”, “Cats and Bruises”, and “Devil May Hare”.
Show Three: “Weasel While You Work”, “Rabbit Romeo”, “My Bunny Lies Over The Ocean”, “Home, Tweet Home”, “Bewitched Bunny”, “Don’t Give Up The Sheep”, and “Seasick as A Hare!”.
Show Four: “Whoa, Be-Gone!”, “Bully for Bugs”, “Two’s a Crowd”, “Golden Yeggs”, “8 Ball Bunny”, “Gift Wrapped”, and “Robin Hood Daffy”.
Show Five: “Bee-hind the Scenes!”, “Speedy Gonzales” (renamed “Mouseterpiece!”), “Plop Goes The Weasel”, “Daffy Dilly”, and “Cracked Quack”.
Show Six: “Quackodile Tears”, “An Egg Scramble”, “All Fowled Up”, “The AstroDuck”, “Stork Naked”, “Fiesta Fiasco”, and “Jumpin Jupiter”.
Show Seven: “Pancho’s Hideaway”, “Shot and Bothered”, “The Last Hungry Cat”, “Beep, Beep”, “Canary Row”, “Birds Anonymous”, and “Ali Baba Bunny”.
Show Eight: “Paying the Piper”, “Bell Hoppy”, “The Pest that Came to Dinner”, “Feather Finger”, “Porky Chops”, “Devil’s Feud Cake”, and “ Wearing of The Grin”.
Show Nine: “Spy Swatter”, “Hare Do”, “Heir-Conditioned”, “Mother Was A Rooster”, “West of the Pesos”, “Hare Lift”, and “Hare Brush”.
Show Ten: “Easy Peckin’s”, “French Rarebit”, “Napoleon Bunny-Part”, “ “By Word of Mouse”, “His Hare-Raising Tale”, “Leghorn Swoggled”, and “Cheese Chasers”.
Show Eleven: “There They Go-Go-Go!”, “Catty Cornered”, “A Waggily Tale”, “Duck Amuck”, “Rabbit Rampage”, “Cat Feud”, and “A Star is Bored”.
Show Twelve: “Stork Naked”, “Scrambled Aches”, “Putty Tat Trouble”, “Whoa, Be Gone!”, “Cheese It, the Cat!”, “Lighthouse Mouse”, and “The Honey-Mousers”.
Show Thirteen: “Beary Tales!”, “Broomstick Bunny”, “Sugar and Spies”, “The Wild Chase”, “The Foghorn Leghorn”, “A Mouse Divided” (renamed “Mouse Divided”), and “Duck Dodgers in The 24 1/2 Century”.
Show Fourteen: “Three Little Bops”, “Hare Splitter”, “Guided Muscle”, “Corn Plastered”, “Unexpected Pest”, “Pappy’s Puppy”, and “Cannery Woe”.
(to be continued..)
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