Ep 2. Hear No Bonkers, See No Bonkers

In the second episode of the first season of Bonkers, entitled "Hear No Bonkers, See No Bonkers," we find our titular character, Bonkers D. Bobcat, partnered up with the tough, no-nonsense detective Lucky Piquel once again. The episode begins with the two of them staking out a hotel where they believe a notorious thief by the name of Stickly McQuack is hiding out.

As they keep watch, Lucky stresses to Bonkers the importance of being quiet and keeping a low profile - a concept that doesn't come naturally to the zany, animated bobcat. However, Bonkers is determined to prove himself to his partner and make a name for himself as a great detective.

But as luck would have it (or not, depending on who you ask), Bonkers soon finds himself in the middle of a particularly troublesome situation. While on a food run, he accidentally becomes entangled in the theft of a valuable diamond necklace from a wealthy socialite. As he tries to make his way back to Lucky with the stolen necklace, he finds himself being pursued by both the police and the real thieves.

As the chaos unfolds, Bonkers realizes that he's lost the stolen necklace and must try to track it down before it's too late. Lucky, still unaware of what's going on, becomes increasingly frustrated with Bonkers' lack of communication and his tendency to disappear at inopportune moments.

In the end, with a little bit of luck and a whole lot of comedic hijinks, Bonkers and Lucky are able to catch the real thieves and recover the stolen necklace. And though Lucky still has his reservations about Bonkers' abilities as a detective, he can't help but admit that the wild and wacky bobcat has a certain charm that's hard to resist.

Overall, "Hear No Bonkers, See No Bonkers" is a fun and lighthearted episode of this classic 90s cartoon. It's a great showcase for the dynamic between the straight-laced Lucky and the zany Bonkers, and it's full of the kind of slapstick humor and cartoonish antics that made the show such a beloved favorite among kids and adults alike.