Season
- Season 2 2018-11-29
- Season 1 2017-08-14
Episode
- Episode 1: Dickie and the Race-onauts
- Episode 2: Uncle Dickie's Happy Sunshine Children's Hour
- Episode 3: Peter 2.0
- Episode 4: Little Pink Riding Hood
- Episode 5: Punky Races
- Episode 6: Ragnarok & Roll
- Episode 7: Wacklantis
- Episode 8: Game On
- Episode 9: Signed, Sealed and Wacky
- Episode 10: Wacky Races, The Movie
- Episode 11: Much Ado About Wacky
- Episode 12: Far and Away in Old Bombay
- Episode 13: The Wacky Always Races Twice
- Episode 14: Mummy Madness
- Episode 15: King Solomon's Races
- Episode 16: The Trial of Dick Dastardly
- Episode 17: The Wack Stuff
- Episode 18: Dog Gone Dastardly
- Episode 19: The Purple Ray from Outer Space
- Episode 20: The Attack of the Mega-Muttley
- Episode 21: Wackier Than Fiction
- Episode 22: Never Too Old To Wacky
- Episode 23: Wacky Wizards
- Episode 24: Super Wacky
- Episode 25: Wack to the Future
- Episode 26: Catastrophe
- Episode 27: Brains Before Brawn
- Episode 28: Double the Dastardly
- Episode 29: Wackyland
- Episode 30: Curses, Foiled Again
- Episode 31: Double Trouble
- Episode 32: Slow and Steady
- Episode 33: The Scarlet Pinkernel
- Episode 34: Troy and Troy Again
- Episode 35: What a Wacky Development This Is
- Episode 36: I, Race Car
- Episode 37: Muttleys Are Forever (1)
- Episode 38: Never Say Muttley Again (2)
Wacky Races Season 2 Far and Away in Old Bombay
Wacky Races (2017) is a reboot of the classic 1968 Hanna-Barbera animated series, bringing a fresh, modern take on the original premise while retaining much of the core essence that made the original show so beloved. The 2017 version, created by Warner Bros. Animation, aired on the Boomerang network and introduced a new generation to the zany, high-speed races of the characters.
In this updated series, the characters from the original Wacky Races return, but with a more contemporary style and new backstories. The vehicles are also revamped with more advanced technology and a few new additions to the roster, though the classic ones like Dick Dastardly’s Mean Machine and Penelope Pitstop’s Compact Pussycat are still present.
