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Bonkers

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Bonkers	label	Bonkers
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Bonkers	comment	In 1990s Los Angeles, Bonkers D. Bobcat is Wackytoons Studios' biggest cartoon star — until a rival show beats his in the ratings race, at which point the studio decides to take a new direction and cancels Bonkers' show. Through sheer dumb luck, Bonkers unwittingly comes to the rescue of Classic Disney Shorts star Donald Duck and, at the same time, helps veteran human cop Lucky Piquel arrest a mugger. This heroic act lands Bonkers a new job on Hollywood's Police Department, where he works with the reluctant Piquel in the newly-formed Toon Division. About forty episodes later, Piquel is offered a new job working for the FBI, and Bonkers gets a new human partner — Sergeant Miranda Wright.Backstory aside, the TV series chronicling Bonkers' exploits as a cop was created by Disney as a result of them wanting to make a TV series based on a Toon Cop character. Although the episodes with Wright as his partner (produced by Duane Capizzi and Robert Hathcock) come later chronologically, they were actually produced first; however, Disney was reportedly not pleased with how they came out and put a new production team (headed by Robert Taylor) in charge. The Taylor-directed episodes introduce Lucky Piquel as Bonkers' partner. The last of the Taylor episodes, "New Partner on the Block", bridges the gap between those episodes and the nineteen Capizzi-directed episodes that made it into the show's run. Sadly, due to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing (further exacerbated by 9/11, though not the original source of its removal as is commonly believed), the episode was cut when Toon Disney still aired classic Disney shorts and cartoon shows. It was reinstated when the entire series was released on Disney+ in 2019.To complement the series, twelve short cartoons starring Bonkers were made to show what his cartoons were supposedly like before he was fired. These shorts were shown on the Saturday-Morning Cartoon series Raw Toonage (with one exception, "Petal to the Metal", which was shown theatrically before the film 3 Ninjas), and they were also rerun in four special compilation episodes during the series' run.The series is animated by eight different studios: Sunwoo, South-Korea (19 episodes), Walt Disney Japan (14 episodes), Walt Disney Australia (13 episodes), Kennedy, Canada (9 episodes), Toon City, Philippines (5 episodes), Wang, Taiwan (2 episodes), Guimaraes, Brazil (2 episodes) and Walt Disney France (1 episode).Now has a Character Sheet. Please feel free to help it grow.
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Bonkers / int_13646b1b	type	My Friends... and Zoidberg
Bonkers / int_13646b1b	comment	My Friends... and Zoidberg: In "Once in a Blue Toon", Kanifky said:
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Bonkers / int_138dd240	type	Mirror Routine
Bonkers / int_138dd240	comment	Mirror Routine: Seen in "When the Spirit Moves You" when a ghost disguises himself in a Bonkers suit and mask to pull this gag on the real Bonkers in a Haunted House.
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Bonkers / int_14b85a5f	type	Fat Idiot
Bonkers / int_14b85a5f	comment	Fat Idiot: Stu, partner of Chick in "Comeback Kid", is pretty husky and a complete moron.
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Bonkers / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Bonkers / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Basic Spraining was by far one of the show's darkest episodes, mostly in the episode's second half. The reason why was the episode's antagonist, Slippery "Mackey" Macslime, a master criminal who swore revenge on Bonkers and Piquel and sets up a false police academy which Bonkers is sent to. When Bonkers (and Piquel, eventually) fail Slippery's final trial in the episode's climax, the criminal reveals himself to the two and attempts to straight-up murder the two with a bulldozer. As the two were cornered in a dead end and Piquel tries to escape using Bonkers' drawn make-shift tunnel on the dead end, the former is almost crushed to death by Macslime but the latter saves him in the nick of time with the help of his Toon Physics to get to the other side of the dead end, also defeating Macslime in the process.
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Bonkers / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Bonkers / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Darkwing Duck appears in one of Bonkers's dreams in "Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep", and also as a patron in a toon nightclub in "The 29th Page", which also has an appearance by Marsupilami. Goofy makes four: In "In the Bag" where he's just barely visible among the objects being spat out by the toon bag at the end of the episode, in "The Toon That Ate Hollywood", where you can only hear his voice after he falls victim to Gloomy the Clown, then makes an onscreen (non-speaking) appearance in "Dog Day Afternoon" as one of the bank customers taken hostage by another toon dog robbing the bank, and then does a fully onscreen and speaking appearance in "Cartoon Cornered" where he mistakes Sergeant Grating for his stunt double. Clarabelle Cow makes an appearance in "The Stork Exchange" as an employee at the DeliveryStork HQ. A picture depicting Launchpad McQuack can be seen in "What You Read Is What You Get".
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Bonkers / int_1d35ec39	type	6 Is 9
Bonkers / int_1d35ec39	comment	6 Is 9: In one episode, a ghost who is haunting the Piquel residence turns out to be there by mistake. The address card says he should have gone to 18-18, but he read it as 81-81.
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Bonkers / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
Bonkers / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: Every so often, Lucky will make an Aside Glance and make a sarcastic comment, usually after Bonkers says/does something absurd.
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Bonkers / int_1ed73929	type	The Friends Who Never Hang
Bonkers / int_1ed73929	comment	The Friends Who Never Hang: Because Fall-Apart only appears in the Lucky episodes, he only gets to interact with Jitters, Fawn and Grumbles (otherwise exclusive to the Miranda episodes) once, in "New Partners on The Block".
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Bonkers / int_202ce3e0	type	Eat the Bomb
Bonkers / int_202ce3e0	comment	Eat the Bomb: In "New Partners on the Block", this is how Bonkers disposes of Fireball Frank's bomb. He's none the worse for wear except for some slight indigestion.
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Bonkers / int_2292c854	type	Between My Legs
Bonkers / int_2292c854	comment	Between My Legs: Miranda Wright gets a camera angle between her legs in "Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep?"
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Bonkers / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Bonkers / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: In "Tokyo Bonkers", Bonkers is seen fooling around with a music box that he later uses to capture Z Bot.
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Bonkers / int_2479b6c0	type	Your Television Hates You
Bonkers / int_2479b6c0	comment	Your Television Hates You: Happens to Lucky in "Stressed to Kill" when he experiences anxiety over his difficulty in capturing the Mole and hallucinates that every television channel talks about moles and features characters that resemble the Mole.
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Bonkers / int_260926c3	type	Failure Is the Only Option
Bonkers / int_260926c3	comment	Failure Is the Only Option: Lucky's attempts to get promoted out of the Toon Division are unsuccessful.
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Bonkers / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Bonkers / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: One Disney Adventures comic story has Bonkers and Lucky meet Nimrod the Rabbit, keeper of the Toonstone. His appearance◊ suggests that he is actually a modernized version of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
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Bonkers / int_26e7f210	type	This Is My Side
Bonkers / int_26e7f210	comment	This Is My Side: Lucky draws a line through his and Bonkers' office in the first episode.
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Bonkers / int_28a7a9cd	type	Sentient Vehicle
Bonkers / int_28a7a9cd	comment	Sentient Vehicle: The toon cars and trains, most notably Ma Parker, the toon tow truck from "Calling All Cars".
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Bonkers / int_2a7e7af1	type	Limited Wardrobe
Bonkers / int_2a7e7af1	comment	Limited Wardrobe: Bonkers is almost always seen in his police uniform in the Lucky episodes. In the Miranda episodes, his civilian attire is his green sweater from the Raw Toonage shorts.
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Bonkers / int_2c6bd3d8	type	Heart Beats out of Chest
Bonkers / int_2c6bd3d8	comment	Heart Beats out of Chest: Happens to Bonkers the opening theme, "Love Stuck", and the short "Ski Patrol".
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Bonkers / int_308a5ff0	type	Strange Minds Think Alike
Bonkers / int_308a5ff0	comment	Strange Minds Think Alike: In "Once in a Blue Toon", the louse calls Lucky a dweeb. Lucky doesn't know what "dweeb" means, so Bonkers covers and says it's Latin for "awful swell guy". Later, Kanifky arrives, all dressed up for a speech he has to make, and asks Lucky how he looks. Lucky responds: "You look like a real dweeb, sir!" After a pause, Kanifky replies: "Oh, a Latin scholar, eh?"
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Bonkers / int_34960f22	type	Vapor Wear
Bonkers / int_34960f22	comment	Vapor Wear: In "Out of Sight, Out of Toon", Lucky gets the toon flu. When he visits Ludwig Von Drake, he is seen wearing what looks like a large t-shirt, that goes down to his knees. During the scene, he shrinks into a tiny toon. During his transformation, for one frame, it is apparent that he isn't wearing any underwear.
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Bonkers / int_37d94ed9	type	Agony of the Feet
Bonkers / int_37d94ed9	comment	Agony of the Feet: Occasionally, characters get their feet hurt as a gag.
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Bonkers / int_389b0e	type	Title Theme Tune
Bonkers / int_389b0e	comment	Title Theme Tune: "That's why you're still our star! Because you're Bonkers, Bonkers, Bonkers, Bonkers! Wherever you. Wherever you. Wherever you. Wherever you are!"
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Bonkers / int_3e5f74c	type	Take That, Critics!
Bonkers / int_3e5f74c	comment	Take That, Critics!: "The Final Review" features an animation critic who is portrayed as a snob who doesn't like much of anything. Some have theorized that the character, Charles Quibble, could be a parody of animation critic/historian Charles Solomon.
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Bonkers / int_3eb0f889	type	Pun-Based Title
Bonkers / int_3eb0f889	comment	Pun-Based Title: The titles of almost every episode are plays on other familiar titles, expressions, etc.
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Bonkers / int_3eee0728	type	Captain Obvious
Bonkers / int_3eee0728	comment	Captain Obvious: Miranda in "Tokyo Bonkers" when she points out that Bonkers woke up their prisoner Z Bot on the plane.
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Bonkers / int_3f319f89	type	WronglyAccused
Bonkers / int_3f319f89	comment	Wrongly Accused: On several occasions.
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Bonkers / int_3fca462c	type	Deus ex Machina
Bonkers / int_3fca462c	comment	Deus ex Machina: At the end of Fall Apart Land, Seymour Sleazebottom actually succeeds in cheating Fall Apart out of his theme park. Seymour is then immediately arrested on account of operating a theme park without a mouse, something which was never brought up earlier.
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Bonkers / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Bonkers / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: "New Partners On the Block" Lucky joins the FBI, finally getting the promotion he always wanted, but he has to leave for Washington D.C. meaning he and Bonkers have to say goodbye. Bonkers tearfully says goodbye to Lucky but takes comfort in the fact that he has a new partner in Miranda. However, he now has to answer to Sergeant Grating.
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Bonkers / int_41744185	type	Follow the Chaos
Bonkers / int_41744185	comment	Follow the Chaos: Bonkers and Lucky do this to find The Louse in "Once in a Blue Toon".
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Bonkers / int_427b71b5	type	Informed Obscenity
Bonkers / int_427b71b5	comment	Informed Obscenity: "Imagine That" begins with Bonkers freaking out over graffiti depicting a tree, a mailbox, and a book. When Lucky asks why this is such a big deal, Bonkers explains to Lucky that the imagines drawn together mean something foul to toons and whispers the meaning to him. Lucky's response is to apologize for being unintentionally offensive.
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Bonkers / int_450c5a85	type	Alternate Continuity
Bonkers / int_450c5a85	comment	Alternate Continuity: The Disney Adventures comics ignored Lucky leaving for the FBI. He and Bonkers would team up against villains who weren't introduced until the Miranda episodes.
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Bonkers / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Bonkers / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Lucky often has no patience for Bonkers or his idiocy, but he is an honest cop, has a family he loves dearly and occasionally shows that he does care about Bonkers. Skunky Skunk from "Is Toon Fur Really Warm?" frequently insults other people and claims that being nice to children in real life can ruin his reputation, but he ultimately makes an appearance at Marilyn's birthday party like Lucky asked. Shirley Wright greatly enjoys presenting Bonkers as lethally incompetent, but she does seem genuinely concerned that his antics will hurt Miranda.
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Bonkers / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Bonkers / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: Lucky initially, but Bonkers ultimately became this once he got teamed up with Miranda. Jitters and Fall-Apart had their fair share of this too.
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Bonkers / int_4856ac40	type	Stock Footage
Bonkers / int_4856ac40	comment	Stock Footage: "The Rubber Room Song" was recycled from the episode "CasaBonkers".
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Bonkers / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Bonkers / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: Played with; the Mickey Mouse imposter from "I Oughta Be in Toons" wears a Full-Body Disguise but it doesn't look anything like the real Mickey. As a result, the suit doesn't fool anyone else, but Lucky thinks it is Mickey. Whenever Lucky dresses up as a toon in order to protect them or go under cover. It works every time. Subverted in "Frame That Toon", when an old lady instantly sees through Lucky's lederhosen disguise, because only an undercover cop would wear such a riciculous outfit. In "Cereal Surreal", Turbo, Banshee and Kapow impersonate the Wheat Crunchies mascots Slap, Sniffle and Pop by wearing masks that have obvious seams on them.
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Bonkers / int_4ce20451	type	Rhetorical Request Blunder
Bonkers / int_4ce20451	comment	Rhetorical Request Blunder: In the pilot, after saving Donald from the mugger, Lucky (sarcastically) mentions how he and Bonkers "ought to be PARTNERS". Chief Kanifky then hires Bonkers onto the force, and Bonkers actually requests to be Lucky's partner.
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Bonkers / int_4dbd3706	type	Clap Your Hands If You Believe
Bonkers / int_4dbd3706	comment	Clap Your Hands If You Believe: How most Toon physics work. Bonkers saves Lucky from being crushed by a bulldozer onto a wall by having him believe he could enter the train tunnel painted on it.
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Bonkers / int_51300dbf	type	Fat Bastard
Bonkers / int_51300dbf	comment	Fat Bastard: "Is Toon Fur Really Warm?" has Seymour, an obese man, frames a toon for his manslaughter just so that he could get free food from a TV chef. Former child actor Babyface from "I Oughta Be in Toons" is obese and attempts to impersonate Mickey Mouse so he can sign a contract enabling him to return to stardom. And Flaps the criminal elephant who wanted to fly.
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Bonkers / int_53edc953	type	Disobeyed Orders, Not Punished
Bonkers / int_53edc953	comment	Disobeyed Orders, Not Punished: In the episode "Weather or Not"; Lucky and Bonkers continued to pursue leads in solving the disappearance of the Weather Toons despite orders from Chief Kanifky not to pursue the case further. After the case is solved (it turned out the Weather Toons staged their own disappearance); Kanifky outright tells Lucky that he wasn't sure whether to promote the two (for solving the case) or suspend them (for disobeying orders); ultimately sending him out with no disciplinary actions so he could finish his sandwich.
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Bonkers / int_55be8fcb	type	Oil Slick
Bonkers / int_55be8fcb	comment	Oil Slick: Done unintentionally when Bonkers tries to stop the bike he and Z Bot are riding by making the bike run out of fuel in "Tokyo Bonkers".
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Bonkers / int_562abd51	type	Let's Get Dangerous!
Bonkers / int_562abd51	comment	Let's Get Dangerous!: In the Lucky episodes, Bonkers actually was a fairly competent policeman and thorough investigator when things got tight.
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Bonkers / int_58019946	type	Anvil on Head
Bonkers / int_58019946	comment	Anvil on Head: Bonkers gets hit by an anvil in "Comeback Kid" and "Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep?".
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Bonkers / int_5982199f	type	Who Even Needs a Brain?
Bonkers / int_5982199f	comment	Who Even Needs a Brain?: Fall Apart Rabbit experiences a mix between types three and four in "Stressed to Kill". His brain falls out with no ill effects, and the brain in question turns out to be a peanut.
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Bonkers / int_5e4f1d48	type	But I Digress
Bonkers / int_5e4f1d48	comment	But I Digress: Kanifky does this all the time, going off on long tangents before returning to the topic at hand.
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Bonkers / int_5fddf001	type	Germans Love David Hasselhoff
Bonkers / int_5fddf001	comment	Germans Love David Hasselhoff: In-universe example in Tokyo Bonkers, where Bonkers is shown to be very popular in Japan.
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Bonkers / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
Bonkers / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Well, cop. While Bonkers is eccentric and doesn't have the best grasp of human social cues, he is extremely knowledgeable about Toons and their world and is a great asset in solving cases.
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Bonkers / int_624c868	type	Transplant
Bonkers / int_624c868	comment	Transplant: Ludwig Von Drake makes semi-regular appearances in the Miranda episodes as the go-to doctor for Toons. He also appears in the same function in one Lucky episode.
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Bonkers / int_62770f0f	type	Pathetic Drooping Weapon
Bonkers / int_62770f0f	comment	Pathetic Drooping Weapon: At one point, Bonkers and a gangster end up in an Escalating Punchline contest of who outguns who, and Bonkers' missile battery ends up doing this in response to the gangster's battleship.
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Bonkers / int_6ace37f	type	Through a Face Full of Fur
Bonkers / int_6ace37f	comment	Through a Face Full of Fur: In "Cartoon Cornered", Bonkers turns fully pale and freezes in his tracks while he and Miranda are pursuing Sgt. Grating, who enters Stage 13. Bonkers, knowing that there's something bad behind those doors to that stage, is too petrified to go on any farther.
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Bonkers / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Bonkers / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: Lucky is a jerk about, but in the pilot, he is right to be wary about being assigned to Bonkers, since the latter has no experience or training as a cop.
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Bonkers / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Bonkers / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Bonkers is as nuts as his name implies.
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Bonkers / int_6d7026fa	type	Punny Name
Bonkers / int_6d7026fa	comment	Punny Name: Miranda Wright. Also Dyl Piquel.
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Bonkers / int_6e92a631	type	Four-Fingered Hands
Bonkers / int_6e92a631	comment	Four-Fingered Hands: Used as a way to reveal that The Collector was actually a human.
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Bonkers / int_6ef6417b	type	Disney Death
Bonkers / int_6ef6417b	comment	Disney Death: Detective Lucky Piquel, in his final episode with Bonkers. Caught in an explosion, but survived.
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Bonkers / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Bonkers / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: "Miracle at the 34th Precinct", which has Santa Claus suffer amnesia with Lucky tasked with taking Santa's place until things can be resolved.
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Bonkers / int_6f0fd7b8	type	Everyone Loves Blondes
Bonkers / int_6f0fd7b8	comment	Everyone Loves Blondes: When a critic proposes that Bonkers gets a new partner for a cop show, he says that he would like a blonde.
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Bonkers / int_70c73c20	type	TheUnseen
Bonkers / int_70c73c20	comment	The Unseen: Mickey Mouse in "I Oughta Be in Toons".
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Bonkers / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Bonkers / int_71329e49	comment	Turn in Your Badge: Happened to both Bonkers and Lucky at least once each.
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Bonkers / int_720e28a4	type	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs
Bonkers / int_720e28a4	comment	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs: One episode was entitled "Trains, Toons and Toon Trains".
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Bonkers / int_745bb9ab	type	Green Around the Gills
Bonkers / int_745bb9ab	comment	Green Around the Gills: In "Is Toon Fur Really Warm?", a man named Seymour gets green-faced at smelling Skunky Skunk's odor, which causes him to faint. Later in the same episode, the same also happens to Lucky except for fainting when he meets and gets a whiff of him.
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Bonkers / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Bonkers / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Kind of. As the Lucky episodes drew to a close, Lucky, Dyl, Marilyn, Fall Apart Rabbit and Toots left town to make way for Miranda, plus Kanifky "reassigned" Bonkers to Sergeant Grating with Miranda.
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Bonkers / int_7593bcd5	type	Full-Body Disguise
Bonkers / int_7593bcd5	comment	Played with; the Mickey Mouse imposter from "I Oughta Be in Toons" wears a Full-Body Disguise but it doesn't look anything like the real Mickey. As a result, the suit doesn't fool anyone else, but Lucky thinks it is Mickey.
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Bonkers / int_78c895c8	type	Amusing Injuries
Bonkers / int_78c895c8	comment	Amusing Injuries: Oddly enough, Lucky tends to suffer these. Being human and not a "toon", he's sometimes shown as a Bandage Mummy, with crutches, etc. after suffering slapstick violence. Fall-Apart Rabbit, whose Running Gag was to have bits of him fall off.
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Bonkers / int_793375e8	type	Toon Transformation
Bonkers / int_793375e8	comment	Toon Transformation: When Lucky contracts the "toon flu" from Bonkers he keeps transforming between toon and human, as he's already animated this results in him turning tiny, with a clown nose wearing a lime green outfit, classic toon White Gloves, and the lighter colors that the show uses for toons. Given Lucky's usual exasperation with toons he's less than pleased, especially when he's led to believe it could become permanent.
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Bonkers / int_7ea2a915	type	Animation Bump
Bonkers / int_7ea2a915	comment	Animation Bump: Episodes handled by Disney's Japanese and Australian studiosnote and by extension, Tama Productions, Nakamura Productions and Animal Ya and then-upstart Toon City tend to be a league above the other in their animation. Clips from those episodes also dominate the Title Montage.
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Bonkers / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Bonkers / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
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Bonkers / int_8411ab92	type	Red Oni, Blue Oni
Bonkers / int_8411ab92	comment	Red Oni, Blue Oni: Bonkers and both of his partners differ in personality, with Bonkers being an eccentric ditz and Lucky and Miranda both being more serious about how they do their jobs,
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Bonkers / int_8485d41a	type	Interspecies Romance
Bonkers / int_8485d41a	comment	Interspecies Romance: Bonkers D. Bobcat and Fawn Deer. Granted, they're toons. In "Love Stuck," Bonkers gained a one-sided crush on a human woman named Rita Lamour. Jitters A. Dog is occasionally shown to be in a relationship with Tanya Trunk, an elephant. They even get married in the Raw Toonage short "Get Me to the Church on Time".
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Bonkers / int_86daf505	type	Parental Bonus
Bonkers / int_86daf505	comment	Parental Bonus: Some of Lucky's sarcastic lines will make sense to only older, world-weary viewers.
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Bonkers / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Bonkers / int_8739b21	comment	Technopath: Z Bot from "Tokyo Bonkers", who is able to merge with mechanical devices.
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Bonkers / int_8df6cb00	type	Censor Suds
Bonkers / int_8df6cb00	comment	Censor Suds: In "Once in a Blue Toon", when Lucky is in the bath, and the floor below him comes crashing down, he stays in mid air for a few seconds, with bubbles covering his lower half.
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Bonkers / int_8e92e125	type	Lawyer-Friendly Cameo
Bonkers / int_8e92e125	comment	Lawyer-Friendly Cameo example: Baby Hubert from "In Toons We Trust" is an obvious knock-off of Baby Huey.
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Bonkers / int_90b330ab	type	No-Respect Guy
Bonkers / int_90b330ab	comment	No-Respect Guy: Lucky. He's constantly driven up the wall by Bonkers' antics, his wife and daughter always take Bonkers' side over his, and his hard work is either ignored by Chief Kanifky or "rewarded" by unpleasant, undesirable assignments.
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Bonkers / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
Bonkers / int_912b24c4	comment	Art Shift: The Capizzi episodes (with Miranda) and Taylor episodes (with Lucky) can be easily distinguished by the different drawing styles of...just about everything. Combined (slightly) with Animesque in "Tokyo Bonkers", where certain visuals and characters look like they were taken straight from an old anime. Also happens in a sense during the Lucky episodes; while humans and the human world get more realistic shading/depth, toons always look overly bright and cartoon-y in comparison, if just to make the distinction between humans and toons more discernible (since the whole show is animated, unlike Roger Rabbit). Miranda and Grating have realistic shading when they appear in "New Partners On The Block".
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Bonkers / int_95ac8056	type	Wild Take
Bonkers / int_95ac8056	comment	Wild Take: Bonkers springing in mid-air in a horizontal position, his limbs and tail separating from his body, as well as his eyes from his face, when he realizes he's holding a lit bomb in one episode. This scene is featured and included among others from various episodes during the theme song and in the intro.
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Bonkers / int_97928805	type	Barefoot Cartoon Animal
Bonkers / int_97928805	comment	Barefoot Cartoon Animal: Bonkers and several other characters are anthropomorphic animals who don't wear shoes.
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Bonkers / int_991af300	type	Poke the Poodle
Bonkers / int_991af300	comment	Poke the Poodle: In "Once in a Blue Toon", the Louse gloats that he makes phone calls and then hangs up.
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Bonkers / int_9a11f9cf	type	Informed Species
Bonkers / int_9a11f9cf	comment	Informed Species: Winston Prickly, the villain of "Love Stuck", is said to be a porcupine, but he looks nothing like a porcupine and instead looks more like a hairy purple monster. Bonkers has fluffy cheeks and spots and that's where his similarities to an actual bobcat end. He doesn't even sport the stubby tail the species is named for.
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Bonkers / int_9c464123	type	Saving Christmas
Bonkers / int_9c464123	comment	Saving Christmas: The premise of "Miracle on the 34th Precinct", where Lucky has to fill in for Santa while Bonkers finds the real St. Nick.
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Bonkers / int_9c955048	type	Someone's Touching My Butt
Bonkers / int_9c955048	comment	Someone's Touching My Butt: Lucky's "Don't ever touch a police officer there!"
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Bonkers / int_a05522e3	type	Alien Abduction
Bonkers / int_a05522e3	comment	Alien Abduction: "Luna-Toons" has Quark capture Lucky while he's asleep near the end of the episode to prove to his boss that not all Earthlings are crazy.
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Bonkers / int_a236dd4c	type	Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
Bonkers / int_a236dd4c	comment	Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: Bonkers, Fall-Apart Rabbit and others wear shirts, but no pants.
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Bonkers / int_a2836be5	type	Identity Amnesia
Bonkers / int_a2836be5	comment	Identity Amnesia: Happens in "Toon for a Day", when Sergeant Grating got hit on the head and thought he was the cartoon character Bucky Buzzsaw.
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Bonkers / int_a60e3252	type	Rule of Funny
Bonkers / int_a60e3252	comment	Rule of Funny: Bonkers explains to Lucky that this is a large part of how Toon physics work.note Similar to how Roger Rabbit explanied to Eddie Valiant how he could "only" take his hand out of the handcuff "when it was funny".
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Bonkers / int_a6e8221e	type	Status Quo Is God
Bonkers / int_a6e8221e	comment	Status Quo Is God: Lucky getting demoted or fired from the Toon Division will always be reversed by the end of the episode, mostly because his superior has swiss cheese memory and forgets Piquel was fired in the first place. Likewise, Lucky's attempts to get a promotion are doomed to failure, mostly for the same reason.
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Bonkers / int_a8f3f520	type	Death Is Dramatic
Bonkers / int_a8f3f520	comment	Death Is Dramatic: Lucky, being caught in a massive explosion. ..except that he turns out to be okay later in the episode.
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Bonkers / int_aba1991f	type	Subbing for Santa
Bonkers / int_aba1991f	comment	Subbing for Santa: Lucky is tasked with substituting for Santa when he goes missing in "Miracle on the 34th Precinct".
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Bonkers / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Bonkers / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Lucky. Bonkers has his moments.
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Bonkers / int_ae592123	type	Editorial Synaesthesia
Bonkers / int_ae592123	comment	Editorial Synaesthesia: During 'In the Bag', when Lucky finds out his shoe is missing, the smell coming from his foot is very noticable.
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Bonkers / int_aec3d8b2	type	Expository Theme Tune
Bonkers / int_aec3d8b2	comment	Expository Theme Tune: Out of all the Disney shows with these, this one takes the cake. The theme song straight-up explains that Bonkers is a washed-up cartoon star who now makes his living as a cop.
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Bonkers / int_af3ea0e3	type	Faceâ€“Heel Turn
Bonkers / int_af3ea0e3	comment	Faceâ€“Heel Turn: A lot of the bad guys that Lucky and Bonkers face are once-good cartoon actors turned bad for various reasons.
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Bonkers / int_af616e40	type	Accidental Misnaming
Bonkers / int_af616e40	comment	Accidental Misnaming: Kanifky always addressed Lucky by the incorrect surname of "Pickle" as an example of Kanifky's absent-mindedness. Other characters would do this as well.
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Bonkers / int_afc52a86	type	Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot
Bonkers / int_afc52a86	comment	Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: "Tokyo Bonkers" features Ninja Kitties named after classical musicians... and Ringo.
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Bonkers / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Bonkers / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Jitters' "I hate my life."
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Bonkers / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Bonkers / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Miranda, although rarely seen out of her police uniform, is quite pretty. Fawn Deer is pretty attractive for a toon deer and often appears in fetching wardrobe.
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Bonkers / int_b2d56b20	type	Portable Hole
Bonkers / int_b2d56b20	comment	Portable Hole: In "Gone Bonkers", the villain uses a portable hole that he calls a "Toon Black Hole" to catch Bonkers by placing it on the sidewalk as Bonkers walks into it and falls in. He then picks up the hole and takes it and Bonkers to a new location.
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Bonkers / int_b3595485	type	Pantsless Males, Fully-Dressed Females
Bonkers / int_b3595485	comment	Pantsless Males, Fully-Dressed Females: Played straight, particularly in the Raw Toonage shorts and Miranda episodes. Bonkers, Jitters, Grumbles and Fall-Apart go without pants for the most part, whle Fawn is fully dressed.
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Bonkers / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Bonkers / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Even Bonkers thinks Skunky Skunk is obnoxious.
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Bonkers / int_b4f47048	type	Toon Physics
Bonkers / int_b4f47048	comment	Toon Physics: Entire episodes revolve around this. Case in point - toon bridges. The whole "running through thin air" is a toon bridge, and they stop working the moment the toon acknowledges there's nothing there. Leading to something of a Crowning Moment of Awesome for Lucky, who chases a suspect across a toon bridge muttering to himself all the way that it's real. It works for him. The moment the villain of the week says "that's impossible" both he and Bonkers fall to the ground (Lucky is standing on a real building).
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Bonkers / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Bonkers / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Mr. Corkscrew in "I Oughta Be in Toons" was based on Jeffrey Katzenberg, while his twin goons are caricatures of Michael Eisner.
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Bonkers / int_b6ae5569	type	Transforming Mecha
Bonkers / int_b6ae5569	comment	Transforming Mecha: Z Bot from "Tokyo Bonkers", who was shown transforming from robot to car to plane to bike to toaster to robot (the last of which was from a piece of toast launched by said toaster).
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Bonkers / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Bonkers / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Fawn Deer, Jitters and Grumbles almost immediately disappeared in the Lucky episodes after the initial 2-part pilot. In the Miranda episodes, however, they did have decent supporting roles.
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Bonkers / int_bccb6703	type	Cement Shoes
Bonkers / int_bccb6703	comment	Cement Shoes:
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Bonkers / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
Bonkers / int_bd4264a3	comment	Slasher Smile: The Collector has a creepy grin most of the time.
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Bonkers / int_be61d559	type	Nerd in Evil's Helmet
Bonkers / int_be61d559	comment	Nerd in Evil's Helmet: The Laminator.
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Bonkers / int_bf996668	type	Sliding Scale of Continuity
Bonkers / int_bf996668	comment	Sliding Scale of Continuity: Level 3.
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Bonkers / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Bonkers / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The Collector's aesthetic seemed to be both this and a Take That! towards Don Bluth. The Ninja Kitties from "Tokyo Bonkers" seem to be this to the Samurai Pizza Cats. Ma Parker was named after the real life criminal "Ma Barker", who was leader of a notorious crime family.note This isn't the first time the name "Ma Parker" has been used, however. "Weather or Not" is full of them, from Bonkers mimicking Jacques Clouseau and Sherlock Holmes to Rhett, the Butler with his Hitchcock-esque accent and request to "walk this way". When The Weather Toons reveal that they staged their own disappearance, Tony Tornado quips "if it weren't for those meddlin' cops". In "Quest for Firewood", Bonkers at one point remarks "Now, what would Fred and Barney do at a time like this?" In "Gobble Gobble Bonkers", Jitters introduces Bonkers to the turkeys he has in stock and ends up finding among the turkeys a duck named Howard. "When the Spirit Moves You": Lonesome Ghosts and...Go on, take a lucky guess. "Witless for the Prosecution": When Bonkers prepares a normal dinner, Miranda asks what the catch is. Bonkers replies, "Flounder, but he's in another series." In "Poltertoon", when trying to think of how to get rid of a ghost in Piquel's residence, he and Bonkers remark, "Who you gonna call?" (Beat) "Naaah." In "Do Sheep Dream of Animated Toons?" Miranda starts to say what Dorothy said when she woke up, to which Grating interrupts, "This ain't Kansas!"
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Bonkers / int_ca2608c5	type	Wicked Weasel
Bonkers / int_ca2608c5	comment	Wicked Weasel: One-shot villain Wacky Weasel, who has a pretty sweet mullet and was voiced by Rip Taylor.
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Bonkers / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: Bonkers, along with many other toons.
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Bonkers / int_cc3c365f	comment	Goofy Print Underwear: Lucky Piquel often has underwear with funny patterns exposes because of Bonkers' antics.
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Bonkers / int_ce27dc3f	comment	Protagonist Title: The title refers to Bonkers D. Bobcat.
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Bonkers / int_d4c98786	type	Writing Around Trademarks
Bonkers / int_d4c98786	comment	Writing Around Trademarks: Mickey Mouse is featured in the episode "I Oughta Be in Toons", but because the television rights to Disney's most prominent characters were limited at the time, Mickey is only seen as a shadow in the beginning of the episode and spends the rest of the episode locked inside a pet carrier. In addition, he isn't addressed by name and is only referred to as "the mouse" or "the most famous toon in the world". Oddly enough, this didn't prevent Mickey Mouse from being mentioned by name in other episodes.
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Bonkers / int_d553b534	type	Five-Episode Pilot
Bonkers / int_d553b534	comment	Two-Episode Pilot: "Going Bonkers"/"Gone Bonkers", while created after the Miranda episodes, serves as the beginning of the series and explains how Bonkers went from being a cartoon actor to working as a cop.
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Bonkers / int_d6306ee3	type	Counting Sheep
Bonkers / int_d6306ee3	comment	Counting Sheep: Bonkers does this in "Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep?", only for one of the sheep to start stealing his dreams.
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Bonkers / int_d6eefac3	comment	Soap Punishment: Bonkers washes Lucky's mouth with soap in "Imagine That" after he reads aloud graffiti of a tree, a mailbox and a book, later clarifying that he did so because to toons the three images together meant something profane.
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Bonkers / int_d95a4519	comment	Evil Egg Eater: Wacky Weasel, a Toon weasel criminal who loves eggs (he broke into a jail because it had "bad eggs").
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Bonkers / int_db08a39d	type	Animesque
Bonkers / int_db08a39d	comment	Combined (slightly) with Animesque in "Tokyo Bonkers", where certain visuals and characters look like they were taken straight from an old anime.
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Bonkers / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Bonkers / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: In the pilot, Fall-Apart Rabbit goes missing. Lucky is ready to close the case when he finds a postcard saying Fall-Apart is on vacation, but Bonkers notes that this is out-of-character for Fall-Apart and believes the postcard to be this trope. This enrages Lucky, but it turns out Bonkers was absolutely right; Fall-Apart was kidnapped by The Collector.
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Bonkers / int_dc031fde	type	Inelegant Blubbering
Bonkers / int_dc031fde	comment	Inelegant Blubbering: In "The Toon That Ate Hollywood", every toon that falls victim to Gloomy the Clown stealing their sense of humor using Ludwig Von Drake's Humorizer ends up bawling their eyes out.
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Bonkers / int_dc167d72	type	Knowledge Broker
Bonkers / int_dc167d72	comment	Knowledge Broker: A bunch of cartoon grapes, who occasionally give Bonkers and Lucky important clues on their latest case. And in addition to BEING an Incredibly Lame Visual Pun (Bonkers hears about the clues "through the grapevine"), they love to tell bad puns. In the same vein, the stool pigeon who is an actual pigeon.
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Bonkers / int_dd7ecf98	type	Toilet Teleportation
Bonkers / int_dd7ecf98	comment	Toilet Teleportation: One of the final shots of the opening sequence shows Bonkers getting flushed down a kitchen sink, essentially "exiting" the intro.
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Bonkers / int_e0aed924	type	No Antagonist
Bonkers / int_e0aed924	comment	No Antagonist: While most episodes usually involve Bonkers and Lucky or Miranda trying to catch the criminal of the episode, there are a few that don't involve any such as "Out of Sight, Out of Toon," which involves Bonkers and Lucky looking for a missing cartoon star while trying to cure Lucky of Toon Flu after he accidentally catches it from Bonkers, or the Christmas Episode "Miracle at the 34th Precinct", where Lucky has to fill in for Santa while Bonkers looks for the real deal.
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Bonkers / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Bonkers / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Bonkers and Lucky take a fair amount of inspiration from Roger Rabbit and Eddie Valiant, respectively, so much so that it is often believed this show is the result of a retool from a scrapped Roger Rabbit cartoon, although the show's producers says otherwise. Fall-Apart Rabbit also seems to be an Expy of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, in that both characters are rabbits with removable body parts. This becomes Hilarious in Hindsight when you take into account that Frank Welker, Fall-Apart's voice actor, would later voice Oswald himself in Epic Mickey. Lucky's relationship with Bonkers also greatly recalls Pete's relationship with Goofy. Not only did Robert Taylor produce both the Lucky episodes and Goof Troop, but Lucky and Dyl even have the same voice actors as Pete and Peg. Lawyer-Friendly Cameo example: Baby Hubert from "In Toons We Trust" is an obvious knock-off of Baby Huey. Chief Leonard Kanifky is a near-perfect clone of Commandant Eric Lassard from Police Academy.
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Bonkers / int_e54482ee	type	Keet
Bonkers / int_e54482ee	comment	Keet: Bonkers. Dear sweet mother of god, BONKERS!
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Bonkers / int_e61d9a3c	comment	Clothing Damage: The amount of times Lucky gets his clothes ripped of so he's just in his underwear is insane. Then again, he does have a cartoon character for a partner and has to deal with cartoony villains and crimes, so it's not entirely off-base to think this.
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Bonkers / int_e7ecdeb0	comment	Weight Woe: Lucky tries to lose weight in "Hand Over the Dough".
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Bonkers / int_e9023a04	type	Title Montage
Bonkers / int_e9023a04	comment	Title Montage: The (technically second) openingnote During its original preview airing on the Disney Channel, the show had a different opening. features clips from the series. Strangely, it features clips from both the Miranda and Lucky episodes. One would think there would be a different montage for both sets of episodes.
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Bonkers / int_e9604359	type	Monster of the Week
Bonkers / int_e9604359	comment	Monster of the Week: Most of the episodes have Bonkers and Lucky or Miranda facing a different human or toon criminal. Lilith DuPrave. Al Vermin and Flaps the Elephant are the only recurring villains.
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Bonkers / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Bonkers / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: "What You Read is What You Get" reveals at the end that Bonkers imagined the episode's events.
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Bonkers / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	Groin Attack: Happens on occasion (about four times) to Lucky. Bonkers gets his crotch stepped on by a sheep who stole his dreams in "Do Toons Dream of Animated Sheep?" In the Raw Toonage short "Ski Patrol", Grumbles Grizzly had scalding hot tea poured straight onto his unprotected lap, before Bonkers and Jitters slammed into his groin, knocking him through the wall of a cabin.
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Bonkers / int_eb4ee9eb	type	Guns Are Worthless
Bonkers / int_eb4ee9eb	comment	Guns Are Worthless: All the police officers carry fairly realistic guns, except Bonkers. They are rarely fired however. When thay are fired , they absolutely do NOT hit their mark.
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Bonkers / int_edeafb2e	comment	Malicious Misnaming: In "I Oughta Be In Toons", the fake Mickey Mouse asks Lucky Piquel for a pickle with "Got any Piquels, Pickle?".
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Bonkers / int_f0089082	type	Early-Bird Cameo
Bonkers / int_f0089082	comment	Early-Bird Cameo: Miranda makes an extended non-speaking cameo as the Chief's uniformed secretary in "Hear No Bonkers, See No Bonkers", which, though animated later, is the fourth episode chronologically.
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Bonkers / int_f1a36f8e	comment	Delivery Stork: In The Stork Exchange, we learn where toon babies come from. Miranda doesn't quite believe this, which prompts Bonkers to ask her where human babies come from.
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Bonkers / int_f237981e	comment	The Alleged Car: Bonkers and Lucky's squad car looks like it's been through a demolition derby.
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Bonkers / int_f51c5f3c	comment	Never Say "Die": Averted. In addition to characters occasionally saying "killed" or "dead" like it's no big deal, "Is Toon Fur Really Warm?" has someone frame Skunky Skunk for murdering him and homicide is mentioned in "The Good, The Bad and the Kanifky". Played straight in "Toon for a Day" when Miranda explains to Bonkers why it's a bad thing that Grating thinks he's a toon.
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Bonkers / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
Bonkers / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Averted, Miranda was Lucky's opposite in pretty much every way, being more trusting of Bonkers and less of a cynical grouch. Basically the only thing they had in common was that they were both hard-working cops with good intentions.
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Bonkers / int_f7d724e6	comment	Santa's Existence Clause: "Miracle on the 34th Precinct" has Marilyn's concerned doubts of Santa Claus's existence as a plot point. She finds her doubts unfounded when she sees both her dad and the real Santa at her house.
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Bonkers / int_f9f2c33	comment	Fall-Apart Rabbit, whose Running Gag was to have bits of him fall off.
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Bonkers / int_fd79e0a5	comment	Butt Sticker: In the episode "Witless for the Prosecution", Jitters A. Dog at one point gets flattened and stuck to Tanya Trunk's huge rear.
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