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.
- The Great Carrot-Train Robbery (Jan 25)
- Fistic Mystic (Mar 29)
- Rabbit Stew and Rabbits Too! (Jun 7)
- Shamrock and Roll, (Jun 28)
- Bugged by a Bee, (Jul 26)
- Injun Trouble, (Sep 20)
Blue Ribbon Reissues[]
1969 Season[]
- "Rabbit of Seville" (Jan. 18)
- "Of Rice and Hen" (Feb. 15)
- "Don't Give Up the Sheep" (Mar. 22)
- "Forward March Hare" (May. 24)
- "Southern Fried Rabbit" (Jul. 12)
- "Quack Shot" (Jul. 19)
- "All Fowled Up" (Aug. 2)
- "Steal Wool" (Aug. 30)
- "Fast and Furry-ous" (Sep. 13)
- "Cheese It, the Cat!" (Sep. 27)
- "Captain Hareblower" (Oct. 11)
- "Boston Quackie" (Oct. 25)
- "Zipping Along" (Nov. 15)
- "One Froggy Evening" (Dec. 6)
- "Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z" (Dec. 27)
References[]
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