1960

thumb|right|Mouse and Garden gives another Oscar nomination for Friz Freleng with Sylvester
1960 is another year in the Golden Age of Looney Tunes. Warner Bros. begins their marketing to television as The Bugs Bunny Show marks the first time the classic shorts are aired for television for wider availability.
==Theatrical Shorts==
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==Blue Ribbon Reissues==
===1959-60 Season===
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=== 1960-61 Season ===
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== Television ==
* October 11 - The Bugs Bunny Show debuts in prime time on ABC.
== People ==
=== Births ===
* April 29 - Steve Blum
* July 10 - Jeff Bergman
* August 5 - John Mariano
* October 21 - Paul Rugg
== Notes ==
* This year, Mel Blanc's contract with Warner Bros. expires, and Blanc becomes even busier with voice work, as not only does he work on Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts, but he and Bea Benaderet also meet Alan Reed and Jean Vander Pyl to work on an animated sitcom created by William Hanna, and Joseph Barbera, called The Flintstones, where Blanc voices Barney Rubble, and Benaderet voices Barney's wife Betty.
==Warner Club News Stories and Art==
WCN - January 1960.jpg|January 1960
WCN - February 1960.jpg|February 1960
WCN - March 1960.jpg|March 1960
WCN - April 1960.jpg|April 1960
WCN - May 1960 - Part 1.jpg|May 1960 - Part 1
WCN - May 1960 - Part 2.jpg|May 1960 - Part 2
WCN - June 1960.jpg|June 1960
WCN - July 1960.jpg|July 1960
WCN - August 1960.jpg|August 1960
WCN - September 1960 - Part 1.jpg|September 1960 - Part 1
WCN - September 1960 - Part 2.jpg|September 1960 - Part 2
WCN - October 1960.jpg|October 1960
WCN - November 1960.jpg|November 1960
WCN - December 1960.jpg|December 1960
==References==
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