jetblasted
21 years ago
Not sure if any of you have seen Warner Bros plans to change the Looney Toons Characters into Futuristic Alien Fighters, or not ... but I think it is apalling. There is a kid who has a web site petition drive to Not Change Bugs & Company . . .

http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/04/27/cartoon.controversy.ap/index.html 

http://www.saveourlooneytunes.com/index.htm 
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vfrtwice
21 years ago
Jet.. I think Looney toons have gone looney if they pull the trigger on this. Bugs is an icon, i couldnt immagine changing it.
DrMaddVibe
21 years ago
It's X-TREME!
mydsooner
21 years ago
They are still going to have the normal looney Toons. This is just another cartoon they have comeup with. It will not replace Bugs&Co.
RDC
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21 years ago
hate that. Don't f'k w/Bugs
EI
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21 years ago
Bugs Bunny is black?????????????
EI
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21 years ago
It's bad enough that when the old ones are shown on tv now they censor/edit them because of politcally incorrect content

and you wont ever see speedy gonzalas on tv anymore
DrMaddVibe
21 years ago
No more shades of grey!
JonR
21 years ago
Walt is probably turning over in his grave, hmmm unless less they just shoved him down a wabbit hole.


JonR
DrMaddVibe
21 years ago
Red pill or the Blue pill?


Lets see how far the wabbit hole goes...shall we!?
EI
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21 years ago
now thats funny Doc
jetblasted
21 years ago
Buggs Bunny is from Warner Brothers . . . NOT Walt Disney.
JonR
21 years ago
Yo jetblasted:

I stand corrected. Thanks.


JonR
dwalt10048
21 years ago
I grew up on the Bugs Bunny/Road Runner hour on Saturday mornings. They should leave them as they are.

Dan
Wyteyes
21 years ago
See this web site for one kid's action.

Thomas Adams, 11, of Tulsa, Okla. poses Tuesday, April 26, 2005, with the petition page of his web site, "saveourlooneytoons.com" which he launched to protest a new show Warner Brothers plans to introduce this fall. Adams says the new show, called "Loonatics" which features futuristic versions of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, etc. puts a dark connotation on the classic characters

Boy's Battle Gets Warner Bros.' Attention

http://news.netster.com/data/67_ds_567816.asp 
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