1946

1946 would mark the point where Bob Clampett's and Frank Tashlin's final cartoons released. As World War II has ended, there was an increased focus on the casual cartoons. The studio would also net its next Oscar nomination for "Walky Talky Hawky", the debut of Foghorn Leghorn. Twenty-five cartoons were released this year.
==History==
*Bob Clampett's final cartoons are released this year. He left to pursue a career in television. His final cartoon was "The Big Snooze" although uncredited.
*Arthur Davis' first cartoon as a director starts with "Bacall to Arms" which Clampett planned, though neither are credited.
*Robert McKimson's first cartoon, "Daffy Doodles", is released, after Frank Tashlin left in 1944 to work for John Sutherland Productions. His final cartoon was "Hare Remover", although uncredited.
*Starting with "Kitty Kornered", the "That's all Folks!" script returns to the Looney Tunes series. "Hush My Mouse" marks the final appearance of Porky Pig's "T-t-t-that's all folks!" drum ending signoff.
*Starting with "Hair-Raising Hare", the background Color Rings change from red rings black background to red background blue rings. The first ring would be red though. These rings would be re-used for the 1951-52 season.
*The 1946-55 Looney Tunes opening and ending debuts starting with "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery".
*Blue Ribbon Reissues would be called the "Blue Ribbon Hit Parade" by WB this year. http://betterlivingtv.blogspot.com/2013/08/blue-ribbon-blues.html
==Warner Club News Stories==
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==Theatrical Shorts==
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== Blue Ribbon Reissues ==
=== 1945-46 Season ===
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=== 1946-47 Season ===
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==Character Debuts==
*Foghorn Leghorn
*Barnyard Dawg
*Rocky
*Gossamer
== People ==
=== Births ===
* 12 March - Frank Welker 
* 21 March - Timothy Dalton
* 19 April - Tim Curry 
* 13 September - Frank Marshall
* 22 October - Richard McGonagle
* 27 October - Ivan Reitman
* 28 November - Joe Dante
* 18 December - Steven Spielberg
== References ==
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