Ep 1. Mumkey Business

Bunnicula follows the adventures of a vampire rabbit named Bunnicula, who lives with his human family consisting of Mina, her brother, and their pets: Harold, a laid-back and loyal dog, and Chester, a paranoid cat. The first episode of the show, Mumkey Business, follows the family as they embark on an adventure to an amusement park.

Mina's favorite Uncle, Maurice, has passed away, and left his beloved amusement park in her care. The family, along with their furry friends, decide to go down to the park to see it for themselves. While at the park, they meet a woman named Madame Polodouri who seems to have some sort of vendetta against the family. As soon as Madame Polodouri meets Bunnicula, she begins to act strange, muttering things about him being a monster.

As the family explores the park, strange accidents begin to happen, and it soon becomes clear that something is amiss. Despite Chester's paranoid warnings, they continue to explore the park until Harold suddenly disappears. After some searching, the family finds Harold in a cage, captured by Madame Polodouri's monkey assistant, Mumkey. They soon discover that Madame Polodouri is trying to steal Bunnicula's vampire powers and use them for her own nefarious purposes.

The family must work together to outsmart Madame Polodouri and save both Bunnicula's powers and Harold before it's too late. Meanwhile, Bunnicula is dealing with strange visions and a growing sense of unease as the park seems to be affecting him in a unique way.

This first episode of Bunnicula sets the tone for the rest of the series- equal parts spooky and silly with a focus on the bonds of family and friendship. The animation is bright and colorful, with a unique art style that sets it apart from other animated series. The voice acting is top-notch, with a particularly stand-out performance from Chris Kattan as the conniving Madame Polodouri.

Overall, Mumkey Business is a fun and engaging introduction to the world of Bunnicula that is sure to please both kids and adults alike. Fans of spooky cartoons like Gravity Falls and The Addams Family will find a lot to love here, with plenty of laughs and scares to keep audiences entertained.