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Aguirre06·9/24/2024 in General

I came across this link on Worthpoint yesterday, which has five exposure sheets for projects that Robert McKimson directed or was to direct.

These include the two Pat Paulsen Half a Comedy Show guest appearances (which Pat Paulsen Show (Foghorn), which has the production code of 38017, which involves "Ted" and Jim" (likely Ted Bonnicksen and Jim Davis, given they were involved in McKimson's shorts at this time) as well as "John" and "Tom," the other two animators listed. This also suggests that the Prologue of the Keystone Kops series had reached exposure sheets before that series was cancelled.

List of unreleased Warner Bros. animated shortsLooney Tunes Wiki

Link: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-1960s-fritz-freling-original-1857330972

Robert McKimson

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Aguirre06·12/24/2023

I should've reworded that part to suggest that Henery was created by the Jones unit. I also referred the Henery Hawk example as "the three cartoons" as despite only using him in "The Squawkin' Hawk" prior to McKimson using him regularly, he was later used by the Jones unit in "You Were Never Duckier" and "The Scarlet Pumpernickel."

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Aguirre06·12/4/2023

This refers to only the shorts produced by Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc. The DFE and W7 shorts' character limits has been noted directly as having occurred.

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Aguirre06·10/22/2023 in General

Character Restrictions

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I heard that one reason why certain directors can only use certain characters (i.e. those they created) outside of the "universal" cast (Bugs, Daffy, Elmer , Porky, Sylvester) could be because they were restricted from using other characters. I'm not sure if it's true, especially since McKimson stated in a 1971 interview with Michael Barrier that no one could stop them from using different characters, using Goldimouse and the Three Cats (Sylvester Jr.), Dog Pounded (Pepe le Pew), the shorts starring Sylvester and Porky and the three Chuck Jones shorts featuring henry Hawk as examples.

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Looney Tunes Chuck Jones Merrie Melodies Friz Freleng Warner Bros. Cartoons Robert McKimson

Aguirre06·6/14/2023 in General

Animated Projects from Warner Bros. Television and Pictures, Inc. (1960 - 1990)

Should we let the animate projects credited under Warner Bros. Television and Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. stay under Warner Bros. Animation? The anthology projects up to The Daffy Duck Show were made before Warner Bros. Animation existed, and almost every project such as the TV Specials and movies were either credited to Warner Bros. Pictures or Television, depending on where they were released.

Warner Bros.Warner Bros. Animation The Bugs Bunny Show The Bugs Bunny Road-Runner Movie

Aguirre06·6/13/2023 in General

The Daffy Duck Show (1978)

I started work on a page for the theme song for The Daffy Duck Show. (also known as Daffy Duck in its intro and credits) known as On With The Show. However, the only uploads I could cite of the show's credit sequence (which confirms its name and the people who wrote and composed it) either aren't usable (camera recordings when direct captures exist), break copyright rules (part of partial broadcast with recordings and shorts) or no longer exist (the upload of the credits seen on The Daffy Duck Show page).

Aguirre06·6/11/2023 in General

Information and Questions for The Bugs Bunny Show

I have a tidbit The Bugs Bunny Show I would like to see noted.

Season 3 of The Bugs Bunny Show, said to have aired around 1971, was produced by Warner Bros.-Seven Arts in 1969 according to the season's end credits.

The Bugs Bunny Show Page www.kevinmccorrytv.ca

The Bugs Bunny Show (1969) - Segments from S3E26YouTube

The Bugs Bunny Show - Segments from S03E06YouTube

The Bugs Bunny Show was produced for Warner Bros. Television, at least beginning in the 1975 - 1985 CBS run, until 1990. It was then produced for Warner Bros. Animation from that point.

Bugs Bunny End Credits 1990 NO Narration RARE !YouTube

The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show Credits (1989-1990, A Version)YouTube

Warner Bros. Family Entertainment is seen starting in 1993, and remained for the rest of the series.

The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show Credits (1993-1994 Season)YouTube

The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show End Credits 1998 VHSYouTube

I'm not entirely sure where to The Bugs Bunny Show for these three subsidiaries.

I also have a few questions and other observations revolving around this series.

Would it make sense for the page to be formatted with each iteration (1960 - 1962/1966 - 1968; 1968 - 1969; 1969/1971 - 1972; 1975 - 1985; 1985 - 1986; 1986 - 2000)?
There is at least a few pieces of production art from the early 1960's, such as layouts and model sheets from Warner Bros. Cartoons that has key poses from segments from the show. Should we add the model sheets?
Season 3's episodes shuffle the wraparounds. Most of them are also dubbed, given that they were distributed internationally.
Should we add the entire wraparound segments of any one episode to their accompanying episode page?

The Bugs Bunny Show

Aguirre06·6/10/2023 in General

Introduction

Hello. I am new to the Looney Tunes Wiki.