The popularity of animated programming surged in the 1990's and Warner Brothers' answer to films like Disney'sThe Little Mermaidand the increasingly popular Nickelodeon wasTiny Toons, a series of afternoon cartoons aimed squarely at kids. While drawing inspiration from theLooney Tunescartoons of the 1930's through 1960's,Tiny Toonsfeatured a cast of all-new animated personalities in modern settings and situations. Buster Bunny and Babs Bunny (no relation) reside in Acme Acres, home of Acme Looniversity where Looney Tunes greats Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Yosemite Sam make the occasional appearance as professors.  Buster and Babs, along with their many friends including Plucky Duck and Hamton Pig, are committed to foiling the ever-greedy plans of rich boy Montana Max, struggling to escape the overly-loving clutches of Elmyra Duff, and generally getting themselves into one crazy predicament after another. Silly humor; parodies of well-known movies, television shows, and fairytales; and sly social commentary abound in these 35 adventure tales. Kids ages 5 years and older will love this series and adults will thoroughly enjoy episodes likeThe Twilight Zonespoof "The Acme Acres Zone" andStar Warsspoof "A Quack in the Quarks" as well as the wacky appearances of Looney Tunes characters from their own childhoods. The bonus "From Looney Tunes to Tiny Toons: A Wacky Evolution" features interviews with executive producer Jean MacCurdy, several story editors, and a host of others involved in Tiny Toons and details the vision for Tiny Toons as well as some background on the originalLooney Tunescartoons and its creators.--Tami Horiuchi