1949

1949 nets more revolutionary gains for the Warner Bros. studio, with two cartoons this year winning an Academy Award. Around this period, the group of mainline characters is more established, with common plot formulas now being established for majority of them. Thirty-four shorts were released this year.
== Notes ==
* Bugs Bunny makes a cameo in the two films My Dream Is Yours and It's a Great Feeling. The former features a cameo by Tweety.
* The final cartoons directed by Arthur Davis' unit are released, and from here on out the three-unit system of Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng, and Robert McKimson is implemented that would last through 1964.
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=== Miscellaneous shorts ===
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== Blue Ribbon Reissues ==
=== 1948-49 Season ===
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=== 1949-50 Season ===
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==Character Debuts==
*February 26 - Colonel Shuffle in "Mississippi Hare"
*March 12 - The Supreme Cat in "Paying the Piper"
*June 25 - Giovanni Jones in "Long-Haired Hare"
*September 17 - Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner in "Fast and Furry-ous"
*October 8 - Playboy Penguin in "Frigid Hare"
*November 12 - Penelope Pussycat in "For Scent-imental Reasons"
*December 24 - Sheriff of Nottingham and Little John in "Rabbit Hood"
==People==
===Births===
*May 21 - Will Ryan
*June 29 - Gregory Lewis Burson
===Deaths===
*December 25 - Leon Schlesinger (aged 65)
==Warner Club News Stories and Art==
WCN - April 1949.jpg|Apr. 1949
WCN - May 1949.jpg|May 1949
WCN - June 1949 - Front Cover.jpg|Front cover of the June 1949 issue
WCN - June 1949 - Part 1.jpg|June 1949 - Part 1
WCN - June 1949 - Part 2.jpg|June 1949 - Part 2
WCN - July 1949.jpg|July 1949
WCN - August 1949.jpg|Aug. 1949
WCN - October 1949.jpg|Oct. 1949
WCN - November 1949 - Part 1.jpg|Nov. 1949 - Part 1
WCN - November 1949 - Part 2.jpg|Nov. 1949 - Part 2
WCN - December 1949.jpg|Dec. 1949
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