Buster Bunny #11

When Buster Bunny and Bill dream of getting rich as television mechanics, they skip paying for formal training and instead attempt a DIY repair on a busted TV set—with disastrous results. Their scramble to fix the damage at the local TV station sends them careening through quiz shows, cooking demonstrations, and live broadcasts, leaving chaos in their wake. After narrowly escaping arrest and accidentally sabotaging the entire station's transmission, the two troublemakers attempt an elaborate cover-up with fresh fish as an alibi, only to discover their misadventure has been broadcast on the evening news.

Wally Wolf lands himself in hot water with bill-collectors, but when Uncle Bertie shows off a pair of spring-loaded fire-escape shoes, Wally borrows them for what he thinks is the perfect solution to his money troubles. What starts as a clever getaway plan quickly bounces out of control in this zippy 1951 romp that proves sometimes the cure is worse than the original problem.

Buster Bunny ditches his school tour of the caves to explore on his own, only to be swept away by an underground current and tumble into the hidden realm of the hobgoblins—who are thrilled to have caught their first rabbit. When the goblin king's appetite becomes a real threat, Buster must use his wits to escape and make it back to the surface, where Miss Primrose and the rest of the class have been searching for him.

Dizzy Duck is eager to impress his new boss on day one, but a crash leaves him stranded—until he thinks to borrow Gilbert Goat's son's bicycle to get to the office. Of course, nothing goes according to plan when Dizzy takes to the road, and he's forced to get creative to make things right before returning the bike to Gilbert.