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* AllJustADream: In "Taz and the Pterodactyl," Taz meets and befriends a huge pterodactyl that carries him around the landscape... or he just imagined it while playing with his pterodactyl kite. You decide.

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In "Taz and the Pterodactyl," Taz meets and befriends a huge pterodactyl that carries him around the landscape... or he just imagined it while playing with his pterodactyl kite. You decide.
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** The fourth season episode "Bushlad's Lament" featuring an elderly Francis and an elderly Taz also turns out to be a dream at the end.
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As with many 90's cartoons, it got a few Video Games. The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis game was a fairly standard side-scrolling platformer while the game for the [[Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] was an obstacle/racing game where Taz ran down the street trying to catch and eat Kiwis and other birds.

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As with many 90's cartoons, it got a few Video Games. The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis Platform/SegaGenesis game was a fairly standard side-scrolling platformer while the game for the [[Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] was an obstacle/racing game where Taz ran down the street trying to catch and eat Kiwis and other birds.



* AdaptationDistillation: There were a few video games made based on the show for the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis/Mega Drive, [[UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem Master System]], UsefulNotes/GameGear, [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] and UsefulNotes/GameBoy. Only Taz primarily starred in them (indeed [[VideoGame/TazManiaSega the Genesis/Mega Drive version]] is the only time Taz's family gets screen time on any of these video games, and only for the opening cutscene. Most of the other characters/enemies were generic alligators, carnivorous plants, rock monsters and others, culminating in a final boss battle with a gigantic seagull).

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* AdaptationDistillation: There were a few video games made based on the show for the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis/Mega Platform/SegaGenesis/Mega Drive, [[UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem [[Platform/SegaMasterSystem Master System]], UsefulNotes/GameGear, [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem Platform/GameGear, [[Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] and UsefulNotes/GameBoy.Platform/GameBoy. Only Taz primarily starred in them (indeed [[VideoGame/TazManiaSega the Genesis/Mega Drive version]] is the only time Taz's family gets screen time on any of these video games, and only for the opening cutscene. Most of the other characters/enemies were generic alligators, carnivorous plants, rock monsters and others, culminating in a final boss battle with a gigantic seagull).
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* '''Hugh''' - Taz's laid-back Music/BingCrosby-ish dad whose advice always seems to end in "BlahBlahBlah [[{{Catchphrase}} Yakety Schmackity"]]. This possibly symbolises how nobody listens to him, or to Taz's wild manner of speaking.

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* '''Hugh''' - Taz's laid-back Music/BingCrosby-ish dad whose advice always seems to end in "BlahBlahBlah [[{{Catchphrase}} [[CharacterCatchphrase Yakety Schmackity"]]. This possibly symbolises how nobody listens to him, or to Taz's wild manner of speaking.



As with many 90's cartoons, it got a few Video Games. The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis game was a fairly standard side-scrolling platformer while the game for the [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] was an obstacle/racing game where Taz ran down the street trying to catch and eat Kiwis and other birds.

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As with many 90's cartoons, it got a few Video Games. The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis game was a fairly standard side-scrolling platformer while the game for the [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem [[Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] was an obstacle/racing game where Taz ran down the street trying to catch and eat Kiwis and other birds.
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As with many 90's cartoons, it got a few Video Games. The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis game was a fairly standard side-scrolling platformer while the game for the [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] was an obstacle/racing game where Taz ran down the street tying to catch and eat Kiwis and other birds.

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As with many 90's cartoons, it got a few Video Games. The UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis game was a fairly standard side-scrolling platformer while the game for the [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] was an obstacle/racing game where Taz ran down the street tying trying to catch and eat Kiwis and other birds.

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* AndYouThoughtItWasAGame: The premise of the trio of "Road to Taz-Mania" episodes: Hugh and Drew go on what they think is a mundane road trip with Taz, only to be unaware that spies are trying to thwart them for various reasons. Taz is the only one who knows something is amiss but [[CassandraTruth they don't pay him any mind when he tries to tell them.]]



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%%* AllJustADream* AllJustADream: In "Taz and the Pterodactyl," Taz meets and befriends a huge pterodactyl that carries him around the landscape... or he just imagined it while playing with his pterodactyl kite. You decide.


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* AndYouThoughtItWasAGame: The premise of the trio of "Road to Taz-Mania" episodes: Hugh and Drew go on what they think is a mundane road trip with Taz, only to be unaware that spies are trying to thwart them for various reasons. Taz is the only one who knows something is amiss but [[CassandraTruth they don't pay him any mind when he tries to tell them.]]
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%%* {{Determinator}}: Francis X. Bushlad.

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%%* * {{Determinator}}: Francis X. Bushlad.Bushlad never gives up when it comes to trying to capture Taz so that he can pass his manhood ritual and take his father's place as Chief of the Mudpeople.


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* GoodAngelBadAngel: In "Just Be Cuz", Francis uses his younger cousin Edgar for bait so that he can capture Taz and pass his manhood ritual. Francis' shoulder devil, who wears a black business suit, congratulates him on his success, while his shoulder angel, who wears a blue business suit, protests and convinces him to save Edgar from Taz.
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This SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon series focuses on the vicious, carnivorous WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes AntiVillain, the Tasmanian Devil aka "Taz". Only now he's not any of the three (unless he's trying to eat the Keewee, but we'll get back to that); instead, it just shows Taz in his native [[XtremeKoolLetterz Tazmania]]. Taz spends time with his family, hangs with his pals, collects bottle caps, works at his job as a bellhop and tries to eat the kiwi. Sure, it may sound boring, but [[UnluckyEverydude no matter what Taz does, hilarity ensues]].

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This SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon series focuses on the vicious, carnivorous WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes AntiVillain, the Tasmanian Devil aka "Taz". Only now he's not any of the three (unless he's trying to eat the Keewee, Kiwi, but we'll get back to that); instead, it just shows Taz in his native [[XtremeKoolLetterz Tazmania]]. Taz spends time with his family, hangs with his pals, collects bottle caps, works at his job as a bellhop and tries to eat the kiwi. Sure, it may sound boring, but [[UnluckyEverydude no matter what Taz does, hilarity ensues]].
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* TheInspectorIsComing: In "Gone with the Windbag", the hotel staff are preparing for the visit of an especially demanding critic named F.H. Leghorn.

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* TheInspectorIsComing: In "Gone with the Windbag", the hotel staff are preparing for the visit of an especially demanding critic named F.H. Leghorn. Bushwalker Bob doesn't realize until it's too late that the guest he has been rude to, from kicking him out of his room for Foghorn to giving him a sandwich from the garbage, is the ''actual'' critic and gives him a scathing review, who seemed happy with his visit until the entire misunderstanding occurs.
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This SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon series focuses on the vicious, carnivorous WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes AntiVillain, the Tasmanian Devil aka "Taz". Only now he's not any of the three (unless he's trying to eat the Keewee, but we'll get back to that); instead it just shows Taz in his native [[XtremeKoolLetterz Tazmania]]. Taz spends time with his family, hangs with his pals, collects bottle caps, works at his job as a bellhop and tries to eat the kiwi. Sure, it may sound boring, but [[UnluckyEverydude no matter what Taz does]], HilarityEnsues.

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This SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon series focuses on the vicious, carnivorous WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes AntiVillain, the Tasmanian Devil aka "Taz". Only now he's not any of the three (unless he's trying to eat the Keewee, but we'll get back to that); instead instead, it just shows Taz in his native [[XtremeKoolLetterz Tazmania]]. Taz spends time with his family, hangs with his pals, collects bottle caps, works at his job as a bellhop and tries to eat the kiwi. Sure, it may sound boring, but [[UnluckyEverydude no matter what Taz does]], HilarityEnsues.
does, hilarity ensues]].



* CaughtInASnare: During the start of "Hypnotazed", Bull Gator & Axl get trapped in a snare they set for Taz; then Taz trips another nearby snare on purpose just so he can get close enough to make [[HilarityEnsues hilarity ensue]].

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* CaughtInASnare: During the start of "Hypnotazed", Bull Gator & Axl get trapped in a snare they set for Taz; then Taz trips another nearby snare on purpose just so he can get close enough to make [[HilarityEnsues hilarity ensue]].ensue.
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* VileVulture: In "Mall Wrecked", a pair of vultures named Henry and Gordon harass Taz, Jean, and Molly who are stranded at the closed mall when their car broke down. Unusually, Henry and Gordon refer to themselves as predators as opposed to scavengers. Eventually, they get stripped of their feathers by an enraged Taz for [[BigBrotherInstinct attempting to eat a sleeping Molly]].
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* BananaPeel: In "Tazmanian Lullaby", Francis manages to calm Taz down by playing various musical instruents, but with each new instrument he tries, the screen keeps shaking. The camera then focuses on Francis to reveal that [[EpicFail he slipped on the same banana peel]] [[RuleOfThree three times]].
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%%* MistakenForProfound: Happens to Taz in "Ask Taz".

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%%* * MistakenForProfound: Happens to Taz in "Ask Taz".Taz". Bushwhacker Bob has Taz scrubbing the floor at the hotel. A senator on vacation asks Bob for cruise advice and hears Taz grumbling "Taz hate water." Just then, the television reports that the cruise ship has sunk. Feeling lucky, the senator then asks Taz's advice on a flood bill. The senator takes "Taz hate water" to mean Taz approves of the bill and compliments him on his genius. Bob stirkes at this business opportunity and quickly sets up an "Ask Taz" booth. The phones ring off the hook and Taz diligently answers them "Taz hate water" while still trying to perform his regular job as bellhop. When Taz is offered a television show, Bob craves the proceeds. Taz uses this as leverage to make Bob do some work. The show is a hit, with Taz answering "Taz hate water" to every question.



%%* MistakenForSpies: Happens to Hugh, Drew and Taz in "Yet Another Road to Taz-Mania".

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%%* * MistakenForSpies: Happens to Hugh, Drew and Taz in "Yet Another Road to Taz-Mania".Taz-Mania". Taz, Hugh, and Drew are driving to the Port Arthur Orange Juice Festival. Taz has to pee so Hugh stops at the Spy Gas station. Some spies follow him into the restroom. Meanwhile, as Hugh and Drew talk to the manager, he offers them a free orange bowling ball. When they leave, another spy arrives using the same code phrases that came up in Hugh and Drew's conversation, and the manager realizes he gave the ball to the wrong person. He sends spies to get it back.

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