History YMMV / TheSylvesterAndTweetyMysteries

* UnintentionallySympathetic: As mentioned above, for the dozens of episodes where he tries to eat Tweety, there's at least one where Sylvester actually does more to ''help'' him and Granny, yet receives no gratitude, let alone mercy.

* DesignatedVillain: Even in episodes where he does nothing wrong, up to and including leaving Tweety alone, Sylvester is still mercilessly tortured by sadistic plane gremlins and murderous mice.

* UnexpectedCharacter: Who expected Cool Cat to appear in this series, let alone ''any'' of the Warner Bros.-Seven Arts characters?

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The Seven Arts-era characters Cool Cat, Colonel Rimfire, and Spooky were considered unmemorable during their original run in the series’ DorkAge in TheSixties due to their low-budget nature and basic plots. Here, the writers utilized them in situations with the classic characters Sylvester and Tweety in more innovative ways such as Cool Cat’s OncePerEpisode cameos, Spooky haunting a punished Sylvester who tries to prove that he exists, and Colonel Rimfire being a lost explorer in Egypt and [[spoiler:transformed into Gossamer by Dr. Moron from "WesternAnimation/WaterWaterEveryHare"]] as well as kickstarting the plot of the SpiritualSuccessor film ''WesternAnimation/TweetysHighFlyingAdventure''.
* SeasonalRot: [[ZigzaggedTrope Zigzagged]]. The first season lived up to its name by being a legitimate mystery series. The next four, while not terrible, eventually devolved into just being Sylvester and Tweety cartoons which happened to have a mystery going on in them. However, [[Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad this isn't a bad thing]] [[BrokenBase if you just want to watch a traditional Sylvester and Tweety chase]].

* SeasonalRot: The first season lived up to its name by being a legitimate mystery series. The next four, while not terrible, eventually devolved into just being Sylvester and Tweety cartoons which happened to have a mystery going on in them. However, [[Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad this isn't a bad thing]] [[BrokenBase if you just want to watch a traditional Sylvester and Tweety chase]].

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The Seven Arts-era characters Cool Cat, Colonel Rimfire, and Spooky were considered unmemorable during their original run in the series’ DorkAge in TheSixties due to their low-budget nature and basic plots. Here, the writers utilized them in situations with the classic characters Sylvester and Tweety in more innovative ways such as Cool Cat’s OncePerEpisode cameos, Spooky haunting a punished Sylvester who tries to prove that he exists, and Colonel Rimfire being a lost explorer in Egypt and [[spoiler:transformed into Gossamer by Dr. Moron from "Water, Water, Every Hare"]] as well as kickstarting the plot of the SpiritualSuccessor film ''WesternAnimation/TweetysHighFlyingAdventure''.

* SeasonalRot: The first season lived up to its name by being a legitimate mystery series. The other two, while not terrible, eventually devolved into just being Sylvester and Tweety cartoons which happened to have a mystery going on in them. [[Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad Which isn't a bad thing]] [[BrokenBase if you just want to watch a traditional Sylvester and Tweety chase]].

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The Seven Arts-era characters Cool Cat, Colonel Rimfire, and Spooky were considered unmemorable during their original run in the series’ DorkAge in TheSixties due to their low-budget nature and basic plots. Here, the writers utilized them in situations with the classic characters Sylvester and Tweety in more innovative ways such as Cool Cat’s OncePerEpisode cameos, Spooky haunting a punished Sylvester who tries to prove that he exists, and Colonel Rimfire being a lost explorer in Egypt as well as kickstarting the plot of the SpiritualSuccessor film ''WesternAnimation/TweetysHighFlyingAdventure''.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: The Seven Arts-era characters Cool Cat, Colonel Rimfire, and Spooky were considered unmemorable during their original run in the series’ DorkAge in TheSixties due to their low-budget nature and basic plots. Here, the writers utilized them in situations with the classic characters Sylvester and Tweety in more innovative ways such as Cool Cat’s OncePerEpisode cameos, Spooky haunting a grounded Sylvester who tries to prove that he exists, and Colonel Rimfire being a lost explorer in Egypt as well as kickstarting the plot of the SpiritualSuccessor film ''WesternAnimation/TweetysHighFlyingAdventure''.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHear: The Seven Arts-era characters Cool Cat, Colonel Rimfire, and Spooky were considered unmemorable during their original run in the series’ DorkAge in TheSixties due to their low-budget nature and basic plots. Here, the writers utilized them in situations with the classic characters Sylvester and Tweety in more innovative ways such as Cool Cat’s OncePerEpisode cameos, Spooky haunting a grounded Sylvester who tries to prove that he exists, and Colonel Rimfire being a lost explorer in Egypt as well as kickstarting the plot of the SpiritualSuccessor film ''WesternAnimation/TweetysHighFlyingAdventure''.

* SoOkayItsAverage: While its fun to watch and was one of the longer-running ''Looney Tunes'' successors, it's generally seen as one of the more forgettable LT series (especially after its first season).

* SeasonalRot: The first season lived up to its name by being a legitimate mystery series. The other two, while not terrible, eventually devolved into just being Sylvester and Tweety cartoons which happened to have a mystery going on in them. [[TropesAreNotBad Which isn't a bad thing]] [[BrokenBase if you just want to watch a traditional Sylvester and Tweety chase]].

* SeasonalRot: The first season lived up to its name by being a legitimate mystery series. The other two, while not terrible, eventually devolved into just being Sylvester and Tweety cartoons which happened to have a mystery going on in them.

* SeasonalRot: The first season lived up to it's name by being a legitimate mystery series. The other two, while not terrible, eventually devolved into just being Sylvester and Tweety cartoons which happened to have a mystery going on in them.

* SoOkayItsAverage: While its fun to watch and was one of the longer-running ''Looney Tunes'' successors, it's generally seen as one of the more forgettable LT series.

* EarWorm: The theme song, so much that over a decade can go by without hearing it, then one day the show suddenly springs to mind and [=BAM=] there it is again.

* DesignatedVillain: Even in episodes where he does nothing wrong, up to and including leaving Tweety alone, Sylvester is still mercilessly tortured by sadistic plane gremlins and murderous mice.

* SeasonalRot: The first season lived up to it's name by being a legitimate mystery series. The other two, whole not terrible, eventually devolved into just being Sylvester and Tweety cartoons which happened to have a mystery going on in them.

* DesignatedVillain: There were episodes where Sylvester didn't do anything to anyone at all, including Tweety, yet he was still mercilessly tortured by sadistic plane gremlins and murderous mice.
* SeasonalRot: The first season made genuine attempts to tell compelling mysteries and stories. While the second and third seasons aren't bad, they are of lesser quality since they barely focused on the mysteries and characters, and were pretty much just regular Sylvester and Tweety cartoons.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Sylvester in some episodes, as mentioned above. It also didn't help that some episodes had him saving his oblivious owner and her other pets from danger, and never being believed or thanked for it.

* JustForFun/XMeetsY: It's ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' meets ''Series/MurderSheWrote''.

* UnintentionallySympathetic: Sylvester in some episodes, as mentioned above. It also didn't help that some episodes had him saving his oblivious owner and her other pets from danger, and never being believed or thanked for it.

* EarWorm: The theme song, so much that over a decade can go by without hearing it, then one day the show suddenly springs to mind and [=BAM=] there it is again.