Looney Tunes Adult Party Cartoon

Looney Tunes "Adult Party Cartoon" (also known as "Looney Tunes’s All New Adult Party Cartoon") is an American adult animation television series created by Erik Kuska for the cable network Adult Swim and Spike TV. It was developed as an "extreme" revamp of and parody Looney Tunes, which had previously aired on the American children's cable network Cartoon Network or Boomerang, and is noted for being significantly more vulgar and inappropriate than the original series.
== Episodes ==
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Title 	Directed By 	Directed By 	Story by 	Original air 
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1 	Onward and Upwards 	Onward and Upwards 	Onward and Upwards 	Onward and Upwards 	Onward and Upwards 	Bruce and Reed 
Shelly & Erik 
Kuska 	Bruce and Reed 
Shelly & Erik 
Kuska 	Jessica Borutski &
Vincent Waller 	June 26, 2003 	101
Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it. 	Tired of living inside a homeless man's mouth, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck move to classy new digs: the inside of a spittoon after Bugs Bunny pools his secret stash of money into it.
2 	Daffy Seeks Help 	Daffy Seeks Help 	Daffy Seeks Help 	Daffy Seeks Help 	Daffy Seeks Help 	Erik Kuska 	Erik Kuska 	Vincent Waller 	July 3, 2003 	102
In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.	In a film noir themed episode, after Daffy does something so horrible to Porky that it leaves Porky in hysterical grief and Daffy in guilt. He realizes how cruel he can be to his beloved pal and tries to apologize to him but Porky refuses to forgive him, so Daffy goes to see a psychiatrist. After a depressing walk from places to places, he finds the "help" apartment and seeks psychiatric help from Dr. Mr. Horse, to whom he tells his dysfunctional early years and why he became such an abusive psychopath in the first place.
== Reception ==
The show received mixed-negative reviews. Critics praised the show for its ugly, gross, disgusting animation and adult slapstick humor, but critics panned the series for it "ruining" the childhoods or kids.
== Voice Cast ==
=== Main characters ===
* Jeff Bergman – Bugs Bunny
* Dee Bradley Baker – Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen – Porky Pig
=== Supporting characters ===
* Jeff Bergman – Elmer Fudd, Sylvester the Cat, Foghorn Leghorn, Michigan J. Frog, Mac the Gopher, Hazmats, Boyd
* Justin Roiland – Frog
* Eric Bauza – Marvin the Martian, Pepé Le Pew, Rock Hardcase, Cal, Mr. Horse, Daffy‘s Father
* See Bradley Baker – Road Runner, Carl the Grim Rabbit, Krakos the Polar Bear, Shifty the Rat, Officer Enforski
* Bob Bergen – Tweety, Gabby Goat, Clyde Bunny
* Jeff Bennett – Hubie, Bertie, Dr. Clovenhoof, Horace the Horse, The Winter Stag
* Matt Craig – Cecil Turtle, Count Blood Count, Hazmats, Trey Hugger, Paul Perdy
* Jim Cummings – Taz, Blacque Jacque Shellacque
* Kath Soucie – Lola Bunny, Claudette Dupri, Pampreen Perdy, Daffy’s Mother
Category:TV Series with negative reviews
Category:Adult animation
Category:Adult Swim
Category:Spike TV
Category:Cartoons
Category:Enda’s ideas
Category:Warner Bros.
Category:Warner Bros. Animation
Category:Snipple Animation
Category:Toon City
Category:TV Series composed by one season
Category:Alternate Reality
Category:Parody
Category:Looney Tunes