Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law

Race Bannon ends his longtime association with Dr. Benton Quest and sues for custody of Jonny and Hadji. Harvey, as always, takes the case.

Apache Chief spills coffee on his lap and loses his superpower, the ability to enlarge. Harvey represents the fallen superhero in his fight against a negligent coffee conglomerate.

When the weaving Mystery Machine is pulled over, a giggling Shaggy and Scooby are busted for possession. The gang enlists Harvey to defend the two in the entirely circumstantial case.

The ATF surround Yogi Bear's cave and charge his sidekick, the cute, innocent Boo Boo, with eco-terrorism. The high profile case is assigned to Harvey who devotes himself to Boo Boo's defense--and to Boo Boo.

"Shoyu Weenie", a Japanese pop band, discovers that Jabberjaw and the Neptunes have stolen their hit single and decide to take their case to a higher power. When he's not available, they settle for Harvey.

Fred Flintstone is a family man - he works hard and provides a very good living for his wife, Wilma, and daughter, Pebbles. Looking to expand his thriving "construction business" with a couple of small, side businesses, Fred seeks legal advice from renowned cartoon litigator, Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law. The case is seemingly a simple matter until the Feds start questioning the legitimacy of Fred's business dealings and his possible ties to the Mob. Harvey, oblivious as always, refuses to see Fred as anything but an honest working stiff, struggling to provide for his family. That is, until he's made consigliere.

A hot new lawyer, the Blue Falcon, joins Harvey's law firm. Everyone's excited to have, for the first time, an ex-superhero on the firm. Harvey does nothing to conceal his jealousy-- or his hatred for the annoying Dynomutt. Dynomutt is then found jammed and mangled beyond recognition in a copier machine, with Harvey being the prime suspect.

Harvey is arrested for the murder of Dynomutt and Blue Falcon vows that Harvey will pay. With the prosecution led by Blue Falcon, Harvey is found guilty and sentenced to the electric chair, where all involved show up for the viewing.

The assassin "X the Eliminator" is sitting at home, mostly having forgotten that he was paid a million bucks to kill Birdman in 1968, when he sees Harvey in an ad for his law practice. X launches right back in his quest and, now posing as "X the Exterminator," confronts Harvey. And is devastated to discover that Harvey just doesn't remember him.

After years of getting his powers from the sun, Harvey notices a suspicious spot on his skin. When the dermatologist insists he stay out of the sun and use sunblock, the now droopy Birdman turns to self-tanning creme for a pick me up. It isn't long before he's addicted to the stuff, using more and more just to stay awake. Harvey's friends and co-workers worry that he is in too deep. Meanwhile, former cartoon star Ding-a-ling seeks representation from Birdman when he finds that a cybersquatter is using his name to peddle smut on the Internet.

Washed-up motorcycle stuntman Ernie Devlin is sued when a kid injures himself trying to imitate his deep ravine jump. Harvey's legal strategy, to attack the fractured, wheelchair bound child on the witness stand, backfires. Pill-addled Devlin is a less-than-sympathetic defendant, so Harvey must scramble to salvage the case. Meanwhile, Avenger seems to have laid an egg.

Harvey joins a new health club and falls for his personal trainer, Gigi. But it seems everyone is reaching her target zone except for him. On the legal front, Harvey is representing Inch-High Private Eye, who believes he's been illegally fired because of his diminutive stature.

Speed Buggy is arrested for leading the cops on a high-speed chase. As Harvey prepares for the trial, longtime assistant Avenger resigns, landing a job with Harvey's rival Vulturo. Harvey searches for a replacement, downgrading from a legal eagle to a legal finch. And then a legal emu.