And now, it's time for me to rank the new episodes of Tiny Toons Looniversity. Starting with "Whatever Happened to Babsy Bunny" and ending with "Spring Break". This will contain spoilers for these episodes, so viewer discretion is advised. Let's begin.
(Whatever Happened to Babsy Bunny?)
Let's address the elephant in the room. The reboot version of Elmyra. What I can say about her is...
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Knock me down with a toothpick, she's actually not that bad. She's actually more tolerable than her original counterpart. They're doing something new with her love for animals. But other than that, this episode was rather good. It had clever jokes too, especially with Sweetie and that construction pigeon. Although, the plot with Plucky and his caricature could've gone further. But other than that, with a tolerable Elmyra and good jokes, this makes for a good episode. (7/10).
(Slay Cheese)
This episode has a lot going for it. The plot with Buster and Sweetie was very interesting, the one with Hamton and Dizzy was short but good, and the plot with Babs and her pimple was sensational. Is it me, or are the episodes that involve Wile E's contraptions lead to interesting plots. It was with that Anti-Toon potion in General Hogspital, then the clone and time machines in Tears of a Clone, and now his shrink cream in this episode. Great stories, great jokes, great episode. (9.5/10).
(Tooned in Space)
This is the episode I was the most excited for when I saw it, and now that I've seen it, it could've been better. The plot with Sweetie and her video game barely goes anywhere apart from near the end, and the main plot was okay. But I guess what the episode was lacking was the variety with its characters. So far, this episode and the other two seem to mainly, if not, only focus on the five main TTL toons, at least with some of the previous episodes, it gives a spotlight to some of the other ones. Overall, this episode was okay but could've been better. (6.5/10).
(Twin-Con)
To say this episode was amazing would be a huge understatement. This episode finally features some of the other characters and gives them speaking roles. The plot with Hamton being famous is the best plot in this episode, especially with how the other TTL toons interacted with him, the plot with Sweetie was really good, and the plot with Buster and Babs was okay. This episode actually made me chuckle at times. This might be better than Tears of a Clone, actually. Great plots, great jokes, great variety, great everything! (10/10).
(Skulls and Sillybones)
Talk about writing skills. The secret society was quite intriguing and the plot with Babs and Sweetie went well. However, the ending was... weird with how Plucky humiliated himself, especially since Sneezer also wears a diaper. But overall, this was an interesting episode with interesting plots and a bit of variety in character appearances. (8/10).
(Spring Break)
This is a special for good reason. Is this better than TTA Spring Break? Yes, without doubt. TTA Spring Break is a disaster, but this is really entertaining. The plot with Hamton and Sweetie was amazing and proved that they have great chemistry. One is too tough, the other is too soft. As for the plot with Buster, Babs, Plucky, and the rabbit family, at first I wasn't really fond of it, but it managed to redeem itself. It was also nice to see Sweetie's two mothers and the song at the end was really catchy. This special was great and I can't wait for the next episodes. (9.5/10).
Alright, let's rank these episodes and the special.
6th: Tooned in Space
5th: Whatever Happened to Babsy Bunny?
4th: Skulls & Sillybones
3rd: Slay Cheese
2nd: Spring Break
1st: Twin-Con
Season Two of TTL has a score of 50.5/60. When the next episodes and special come out, I'll do rankings on them as well. Also, after watching the Spring Break special, I think I might've come up with the next Show Town couple. See you next time.