Ep 4. Hooked On A Ceiling/Goodfeathers: The Beginning

Steven Spielberg Presents Animaniacs is a classic 90s cartoon series that brings to life three wacky and irreverent Warner siblings – Yakko, Wakko, and Dot – who have been locked in the Warner Bros. studio lot water tower for decades. Along with a cast of lovable and zany characters, the Animaniacs are known for their hilarious and oftentimes off-the-wall antics that keep viewers entertained for hours.

In season 1 episode 4, titled "Hooked On A Ceiling/Goodfeathers: The Beginning", viewers are in for a treat with two distinct stories that showcase the wit and humor of the Animaniacs' writing team.

The first segment, "Hooked On A Ceiling," begins with the Warner trio discovering a priceless Raphael painting in the studio. Hilarity ensues as they proceed to wreak havoc on the famed artwork, using it as a trampoline and even playing a game of tennis with the canvas. But when the Warners accidentally ruin the painting beyond repair, they are forced to take drastic measures to restore it before anyone finds out. With the help of a hilarious cast of characters, including Slappy Squirrel, a cranky old cartoon character, and a skilled art restorer named Francois, the Warner siblings embark on a mission to clean up their mess and save their own hides.

In the second story, "Goodfeathers: The Beginning," viewers are introduced to a trio of mobster pigeons – Bobby, Squit, and Pesto – who are struggling to make a name for themselves in the criminal underworld. When they stumble upon a bag of birdseed belonging to a local crime boss, they see their chance to prove themselves as tough guys and take on the boss. Along the way, the Goodfeathers draw the attention of rival birds, a flock of seagulls led by a menacing bird named The Godpigeon. With plenty of laughs and clever pop culture references, "Goodfeathers: The Beginning" is a must-see for fans of the Animaniacs.

Overall, Steven Spielberg Presents Animaniacs season 1 episode 4 is a fun-filled adventure that highlights the silly and irreverent humor that has made the show a classic. Whether viewers are laughing at the antics of the Warner siblings or rooting for the Goodfeathers to come out on top, they are sure to be entertained by the sharp writing, clever puns, and zany characters that make up the world of the Animaniacs.