The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries

The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
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Created by	Developed by: Fay Whitemountain
Network	The WB
Production company	Warner Bros. Animation
Distributor	Warner Bros. Television Distribution
Original release	September 9, 1995―December 18, 2002
Run time	21 minutes
Starring	Joe Alaskey June Foray Frank Welker
Executive producer(s)	Jean MacCurdy
Producer(s)	Tom Minton James T. Walker
Music composed by	Richard Stone J. Eric Schmidt Cameron Patrick Gordon Goodwin Steve Bernstein
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The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries is an American animated slapstick/mystery television series produced by Warner Bros. Animation for The WB's Saturday morning children's programming block, Kids' WB; and starring Sylvester, Tweety and Granny from the Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies cartoons. It ran from 1995 to 2002, airing 52 episodes that spanned five seasons. The final episode did not air on The WB, but was instead aired in re-runs on Cartoon Network on December 18, 2002.

The show revolves around Sylvester, Tweety and Granny, in addition to her bulldog Hector, as they travel the world solving mysteries. It is also during these events that Sylvester will often try out methods to catch Tweety, with Hector acting as the latter's bodyguard.

The entire first season has been released on DVD.

Music

The theme song and music were composed by Richard Stone. The closing theme was a rendition of "Merrily We Roll Along."

Opening theme lyrics:

Whenever there's a crime or trouble
That no one can solve at all, it seems
That's when they come in on the double,
Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries!

It might be day or night, whenever,
Conditions are ripe for them to flee,
Somehow it all still fits together,
Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries!
"Just wook awound you!"
"Chances are we'll be there!"

"Thsomeday I'll eat that darn canary
And then I'll be happy, yeth-thiree!"
"But Hector thinks you should be wa-wee!"
Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries!

The chase goes on with each new mission
With backdrops aplenty, globally,
And through it all, they're in contention,
Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries!

Episodes

Title	Original air date
1x01 "The Cat Who Knew Too Much"	September 9, 1995
1x02 "Platinum Wheel of Fortune"	September 16, 1995
1x03 "Double Take"	September 23, 1995
1x04 "A Chip Off the Old Castle"	September 30, 1995
1x05 "Something Fishy Around Here"	October 7, 1995
1x06 "B2 Or Not to B2"	November 4, 1995
1x07 "Bull Running on Empty"	November 11, 1995
1x08 "A Ticket to Crime"	November 18, 1995
1x09 "The Maltese Canary"	November 25, 1995
1x10 "It Happened One Night Before Christmas"	December 16, 1995
1x11 "Outback Down Under"	January 27, 1996
1x12 "It's a Plaid, Plaid, Plaid, Plaid World"	February 3, 1996
1x13 "Go Fig"	February 17, 1996
2x01 "Spaced Out" "Autumn's Leaving"	September 7, 1996
2x02 "Catch as Catch Cannes" "Yodel Recall"	September 14, 1996
2x03 "Don't Polka Me" "The Granny Vanishes"	September 28, 1996
2x04 "The Scare Up There" "If It's Wednesday, It Must Be Holland!"	November 2, 1996
2x05 "Curse of De Nile" "Hawaii 33 1/3"	November 9, 1996
2x06 "Keep Your Pantheon" "London Broiled"	November 16, 1996
2x07 "They Call Me Mr. Lincoln" "Froggone It"	February 15, 1996
2x08 "One Froggy Throat" "Mush Ado About Nothing"	February 22, 1996
3x01 "The Star of Bombay" "Happy Pranksgiving"	September 13, 1997
3x02 "Is Paris Stinking?" "Fangs for the Memories"	September 20, 1997
3x03 "Moscow Side Story" "Fair's Fair"	October 11, 1997
3x04 "El Dia De los Pussygatos" "3 Days & 2 Nights of the Condor"	November 1, 1997
3x05 "Yelp" "Jeepers Creepers"	November 15, 1997
3x06 "Fleas Release Me" "Niagra's Fallen"	February 7, 1998
3x07 "Spooker of the House" "Furgo"	February 14, 1998
3x08 "The Fountain of Funk" "Yes, We Have No Canaries"	February 21, 1998
3x09 "The Shell Game" "Rasslin' Rhapsody"	February 28, 1998
3x10 "Ice Cat-Pades" "To Catch a Puddy"	April 25, 1998
3x11 "Family Circles" "Sea You Later"	May 2, 1998
3x12 "A Case of Red Herring" "Rosewell That Ends Well"	May 9, 1998
3x13 "A Good Nephew is Hard to Find" "Mirage Sale"	May 16, 1998
4x01 "The Stitled Perch" "A Game of Cat and Monster!"	September 19, 1998
4x02 "You're Thor?!" "I Gopher You"	September 26, 1998
4x03 "Hold the Lyin' King, Please" "Suite Mystery of Wife - At Least I Found You..."	October 3, 1998
4x04 "The San Fransciso Beat" "The Triangle of Terror"	October 10, 1998
4x05 "Casino of Evil" "Happy Bathday to You"	November 7, 1998
4x06 "The Rotha-Khan" "Good Bird Hunting"	November 21, 1998
4x07 "Feather Christmas" "A Fist Full of Lutefisk"	December 12, 1998 December 26, 1998
4x08 "Venice, Anyone?" "The Fifty Karat Furball"	January 16, 1999 January 23, 1999
4x09 "Son of Roswell That Ends Well" "A Mynah Problem"	January 30, 1999 February 6, 1999
4x10 "Whatever Happened to Shorty Twang" "A Big Knight Out"	February 13, 1999 February 20, 1999
4x11 "Brussels Sprouts" "The Golden Bird of Shangri-Claw"	February 27, 1999
4x12 "When Granny Ruled the Earth" "Dutch Tweet"	March 27, 1999
4x13 "Bayou on the Half Shell" "Seeing Double"	May 1, 1999
5x01 "This is the Kitty" "Eye for an Aye Aye"	September 18, 1999
5x02 "When Harry Met Salieri" "The Early Woim Gets the Boid"	September 25, 1999
5x03 "Blackboard Jungle" "What's the Frequency, Kitty?"	November 20, 1999
5x04 "Dial V for Vetinerian" "California's Crusty Bronze"	February 5, 2000
5x05 "The Tail End?" "This Is the End"	December 18, 2002

Cast

• Joe Alaskey as Sylvester and Tweety
• June Foray as Granny
• Frank Welker as Hector

Release

• United States: September 9, 1995 on The WB

Legacy

On February 17, 2021, it was announced Tweety would have starred in Tweety Mysteries, a TV series similar to The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries, but in a live-action/animated format that would have aired on Cartoon Network. However, the series was scrapped in December 2022.