Ep 7. Toons Take Over

In the episode titled "Toons Take Over", the Tiny Toons gang takes over the studio and airwaves of their own show. Buster Bunny, the star of the show, becomes the producer and decides to make some changes to the format of the show. Instead of the typical skits and cartoons, Buster decides to turn the show into a game show where the viewers can win prizes by answering questions about the show.

The other characters are not thrilled with Buster's new format and decide to rebel against him. They stage a protest and refuse to participate in the new game show format. Buster tries to convince them that it will be fun and entertaining for the viewers, but they are not convinced.

In an effort to win over his friends, Buster decides to give them each the opportunity to produce their own segment for the show. Babs Bunny, Buster's best friend, produces a segment called "Babs' Big Break", where she becomes a famous movie star. Plucky Duck produces a segment called "Plucky's Audience Participation Cartoon", where the viewers get to pick the ending of the cartoon. Hamton Pig produces a cooking segment called "Hamton's Kitchen", where he shows viewers how to cook their favorite meals.

As the segments go on, Buster realizes that the new format is working and the viewers are enjoying it. He decides to let the other characters have more creative control over their segments and the show becomes a success.

However, just when everything seems to be going well, the actual studio executives show up to reclaim control of the show. The Tiny Toons gang decides to put up a fight and keep their new format, but ultimately, they end up losing and the executives take back control of the show.

Despite their defeat, the Tiny Toons gang is happy with the changes they made and the success they achieved. They decide to continue making their own creative projects and hope to one day have their own show.

Overall, the episode "Toons Take Over" is a fun and creative story about the power of creativity and the importance of being true to oneself. It shows that even in a world where big corporations control everything, there is still room for independent thinking and creative expression. The episode is full of laughs and heart, and is a must-watch for any fan of Tiny Toon Adventures.