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RabbitStewAndRabbitsTooScene

The final one-off, Rabbit Stew and Rabbits Too!, pits expys of Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote with slient gags

ShamrockAndRollScene

Merlin and Second Banana concludes their short-lived careers in Shamrock and Roll

Injun05

With Cool Cat also following suit in the final cartoon before the studio's closure, Injun Trouble

1969 marks the final year of Warner Bros. cartoon output, as the studio would close for the final time by the end of the year.

History[]

  • Warner Bros. closes their cartoon studio, ending the Golden Age of Looney Tunes.
  • The Blue Ribbon program ends.[1] However, the shorts re-released between 1964 and 1969 had no alterations of any kind, hence those shorts exist with both their original titles and credits.

Cartoons[]

All cartoons are directed by Robert McKimson.

  1. Merrie Melodies The Great Carrot-Train Robbery (Jan 25)
  2. Looney Tunes Fistic Mystic (Mar 29)
  3. Looney Tunes Rabbit Stew and Rabbits Too! (Jun 7)
  4. Merrie Melodies Shamrock and Roll, (Jun 28)
  5. Looney Tunes Bugged by a Bee, (Jul 26)
  6. Merrie Melodies Injun Trouble, (Sep 20)

Blue Ribbon Reissues[]

1969 Season[]

  1. Looney Tunes "Rabbit of Seville" (Jan. 18)
  2. Looney Tunes "Of Rice and Hen" (Feb. 15)
  3. Looney Tunes "Don't Give Up the Sheep" (Mar. 22)
  4. Looney Tunes "Forward March Hare" (May. 24)
  5. Looney Tunes "Southern Fried Rabbit" (Jul. 12)
  6. Merrie Melodies "Quack Shot" (Jul. 19)
  7. Looney Tunes "All Fowled Up" (Aug. 2)
  8. Looney Tunes "Steal Wool" (Aug. 30)
  9. Looney Tunes "Fast and Furry-ous" (Sep. 13)
  10. Looney Tunes "Cheese It, the Cat!" (Sep. 27)
  11. Merrie Melodies "Captain Hareblower" (Oct. 11)
  12. Looney Tunes "Boston Quackie" (Oct. 25)
  13. Merrie Melodies "Zipping Along" (Nov. 15)
  14. Merrie Melodies "One Froggy Evening" (Dec. 6)
  15. Looney Tunes "Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z" (Dec. 27)

References[]


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