To avoid being ejected from the Adventurers Club, Major Minor tries to hunt Snagglepuss again, despite the fact that the lion is now in a zoo.

Two hill people are competing for a woman's hand in marriage, and she says that she'll choose the one who brings her a lion fur coat; naturally, the suitors both hunt Snagglepuss.

Finding Yakky Doodle hiding in his mailbox, Snagglepuss contemplates eating him, but instead finds himself protecting Yakky from duck hunters.

Snagglepuss shows up at the home of Mr. & Mrs. J. Evil Scientist, begging for food; J. Evil hires him to get rid of a mouse, which Junior had transformed into a giant.

In a Medieval kingdom, Snagglepuss tries to rescue the Queen, who's been kidnapped by Count Down.

Hungry Snagglepuss infiltrates a college because he heard they have "sheepskins," and he reasons that they must have sheep; he winds up being the quarterback of the football team.

Snagglepuss gets a job as a television actor, but it turns out to be a lot rougher than he'd expected.

Hoping to become a member of King Arthur's Round Table, Snagglepuss does battle with the Stormy Knight.

Two gangsters use Snagglepuss' cave as a hideout.

The Major's baby nephew runs away from home, and Snagglepuss brings him back.

An outlaw called Big Hombre orders Snagglepuss to look after his baby, Little Hombre, while he goes off to rob a bank.

Inspired by the story of Robin Hood, Snagglepuss sets out to be a champion for all in need – including an elephant who's escaped from the zoo.

The Major's identical twin brother, Sir Clyde, believes that all animals should be free; Snagglepuss is confused when the Major keeps locking him in a cage and Sir Clyde keeps freeing him.

When Snagglepuss tries to join the Three Musketeers, they trick him into thinking that the king is a spy.

Snagglepuss finally gets to perform Shakespeare on stage, but Major Minor is sitting in the audience.

The Major and Snagglepuss are guests on a television show called This Is Your Strife (a parody of This Is Your Life), and the former chases the latter through various TV studios, including the one Yogi Bear's show is in. This cartoon also includes parodies of You Bet Your Life, western shows, game shows, Frankenstein, and science fiction shows.