Watch Looney Tunes Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
- Warner Bros.
- 5 Seasons, 52 Episodes
- January 1, 1995
- Animation & Cartoons, Comedy, Family
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Looney Tunes Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries Full Episode Guide
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Granny investigates the case of a missing mouse on the Isle of Man in "The Tail End?"/Sylvester finally catches Tweety and goes to prison for eating him in "This Is The End."
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Sylvester, Hector and Tweety face a visit to the dreaded vet in "Dial 'V' For Veterinarian."/Mysterious mechanized mice run amok in the mayor's restaurant in "California's Crusty Bronze."
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In "The Blackboard Jumble" Sylvester and Hector face off in a duel of wits and drawing, armed with colored chalk./Sylvester sees a ghost, Spooky, in "What's The Frequency, Kitty?"
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Granny visits Vienna and the ghost of Salieri haunts Sylvester in "When Harry Met Salieri."/In Seoul, Korea, Sylvester uses a prize silk worm as bait to lure Tweety in "The Early Woim Gets The Boid."
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In "This Is The Kitty," Granny and Sylvester spend the day at the zoo./Yosemite Sam and his gang of lemurs find a treasure map and it's a race to find the loot in "An Eye For An Aye-Aye."
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A giant crawfish causes problems for Granny in "Bayou On The Half Shell."/Sylvester's "Seeing Double" when he eats a new cat food that causes unexpected side effects.
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"When Granny Ruled The Earth" traces the development of the show's characters from protozoa to quadrupeds in the style of an educational film./Thieves try to steal Granny's prized ceramic windmill in "Dutch Tweet."
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Hector poses as the statue of Napoleon to thwart a gang of thieves in "Brussels Sprouts."/Sylvester and Tweety discover a valley where the feline inhabitants worship little yellow canaries in "The Golden Bird Of Shangri-Claw."
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When her favorite country singer vanishes, Granny wonders "Whatever Happened To Shorty Twang?"/Sylvester has "A Big Knight Out" while pursuing Tweety at a medieval fair.
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Granny once again confronts her dangerously unstable nemesis, General Rooster H. Bonesteel, in "Son Of Roswell That Ends Well."/Sylvester has "A Mynah Problem" when he chases a rare Mynah bird.
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Granny goes undercover--and underwater--to capture the culprit who's draining the canals of Venice in "Venice, Anyone?"/In "The Fifty-Karat Furball," gangsters Rocky and Mugsy pursue Sylvester when the clumsy cat swallows a valuable stolen gem.
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Granny helps the parents of a little girl that wants a canary for Christmas in "Feather Christmas."/Granny's sleuthing expertise is tested when the supply of a favorite Norwegian delicacy vanishes just before New Year's Eve in "A Fistful Of Lutefisk."
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Granny and her cohorts must replace the footprint impressions of a foul-tempered warrior before he learns they are missing in "The Rotha Khan."/Will Sylvester finally have "Good Bird Hunting" when he locates a necklace that can transform its wearer into anything they desire?
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In "Casino Evil," when a Las Vegas showman's prized albino monkey is stolen, Sylvester substitutes for the ape during the showman's act./Tweety must save Granny, Sylvester and Hector when they are trapped in a birdbath factory in "Happy Bath Day To You."
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Granny searches for the vile villain who stole a magical jazz-playing flute in "The San Francisco Beat."/Granny locates the lost Bermuda Triangle--a musical instrument that wreaks meteorological havoc whenever it is struck, in "The Triangle Of Terror."
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In "Hold The Lyin' King, Please," Sylvester asks one of his big cat relatives to trade places with him in order to trap Tweety./In a tribute to Hitchcock's "Rear Window," Granny spies on a neighbor while she recuperates in "Suite Mystery Of Wife."
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In "You're Thor?!" Granny helps a crew of ancient Vikings locate their lost statue of the Norse god Thor./The Goofy Gophers make a guest appearance in "I Gopher You."
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In "The Stilted Perch," an evil magician terrorizes Granny at a creepy bed-and-breakfast lodge./While searching for the lost Colonel Rimfire, Sylvester is abducted by a mad scientist in "A Game Of Cat And Monster."
