
Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (1992) on Netflix
NR19921h 19mAdventureAnimationComedy
Term ends at Acme Looniversity and a water fight floods Acme Acres. Buster and Babs Bunny float downriver, while Plucky Duck heads to HappyWorldLand with Hamton J. Pig's family.
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Plot summary
School is out at Acme Looniversity, and the Tiny Toons scatter for the summer. Buster and Babs Bunny's water pistol fight swells into a flood, and they drift out of Acme Acres toward the Southern United States, joined by Byron Basset. Plucky Duck rides along with Hamton J. Pig and his family to the amusement park HappyWorldLand and finds the drive tedious. Fifi La Fume, smitten with the teen heartthrob Johnny Pew, becomes his assistant. Elmyra Duff, having lost her cat Furrball, tours a nature park with her family.
Cast
Charlie Adleras Buster Bunny
Tress MacNeilleas Babs Bunny
Joe Alaskeyas Plucky Duck
Don Messickas Hamton J. Pig
Jonathan Wintersas Wade Pig
Edie McClurgas Winnie Pig
Frank Welkeras Uncle Stinky Pig
Cree Summeras Elmyra Duff
Sorrell Bookeas Big Daddy Boo
Rob Paulsenas Fowlmouth
Maurice LaMarcheas Dizzy Devil
Gail Matthiusas Shirley the Loon
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (1992)
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- How I Spent My Vacation was the first feature-length animated film made for the direct-to-video market and released in the United States; the idea was so strange to consumers that some thought it was a collection of Tiny Toon Adventures episodes.
- Warner Bros. weighed giving How I Spent My Vacation a theatrical release, but executive producer Steven Spielberg insisted on direct-to-video, saying animated features suit repeated viewing at home.
- High retailer demand led Warner Bros. to ship nearly one million copies of the video, which the Los Angeles Times called a record for direct-to-video programs.
- The Toronto Star reported that How I Spent My Vacation sold so well that Warner Bros. went on to release videos of Tiny Toon Adventures episodes.























