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Bubble Dum

"**Bubble Dum**" is the sixth cartoon and the second segment of the third episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy Duck faces off with a pesky piece of gum.*

## Plot

*Daffy Duck is humming a jaunty song and walking on the streets of New Looney City when sees his favorite fruit, which is oddly street gum and takes great pleasure in chewing it. Eventually, he loses interest in it and dumps it back on the street, but the street gum has seemingly become too attached to Daffy as he unknowingly steps on it, getting it stuck on his foot and slamming himself into a brick wall, after which is is immediately pinned to the pavement. Realizing that the street gum has become too much of a problem, Daffy decides to lift up his foot with his bare hands, but this only results in getting his hands stuck as well, much to his misery. He then decides to try again, making himself more sticky than before. For a brief period of time, he plays with the gum as a cat's cradle, wears it as a vampire costume, and uses it as a harp.*

*Unfortunately, the street gum's hold is too strong, even for Daffy and instantly defeats him. Suddenly, a community of tiny green Daffys known as Daffyputians, arrive at the scene to torture the duck, revitalizing his will to fight back against the street gum. He attempts to run away from it by going around three trees due to his own craven cowardice; this fails however, as he is immediately sent flying through the trees, into a construction worker, and back into the street gum. When he emerges, Daffy is now completely covered in the stuff, so he rips it off, along with all of his feathers. Embarrassed at first, he celebrates his freedom before he trips into the street gum, thereby getting stuck once more. Not willing to go through it again, Daffy unzips his skin, comes out as a skeleton, and merges them both before walking offscreen. When he instantly returns onscreen while back to normal, Daffy sees the street skin gum and decides to chew it, beginning a loophole and restarting the whole short.*

## Trivia

* The Daffyputians trying to pin Daffy down are a reference to the Lilliputians from *Gulliver's Travels*.
Rabbit Sandwich Maker

“**Rabbit Sandwich Maker**" is the one-hundred and first cartoon and the second segment of the fifth episode of the third season and the forty-seventh overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

Elmer Fudd creates a new machine that fries and makes rabbits sandwiches.

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
Time Out!

"**Time Out!**" is the fifty-fifth cartoon and the second segment of the twenty-fourth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Wile E. Coyote decides to use a freeze ray in order to catch Road Runner. However, his plans to catch the bird with it, as per usual, backfire on him.*

## Notes

* The title card is similar to that of "Fast and Furry-ous", the cartoon which both Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner officially debuted.
Weaselin' In!

**Weaselin' In!** is the fifty-fourth cartoon and the first segment of the twenty-fourth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Foghorn Leghorn enlists help from The Weasel to outsmart Barnyard Dawg.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Barnyard Dog / Weasel
* Jeff Bergman as Foghorn Leghorn
* Candi Milo as Chicken
Birthday Grifts

"**Birthday Grifts**" is the one-hundred and fiftieth cartoon and the first segment of the first episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*After he eats Elmer's birthday cake, Bugs tries to "make it up to him" by showing him the best birthday party ever.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
Yosemite Sam

**Yosemite Sam** is a short-tempered, gun-slinging outlaw starring in the *Bugs Bunny* series and a solo, self-titled series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*. He is an adversary of Bugs Bunny.

## Appearances

*Bugs Bunny* series
* 2. "Harm Wrestling"
* 10. "Pest Coaster"
* 14. "Siberian Sam"
* 56. "Bounty Bunny"
* 92. "Sam-Merica"
* 109. "Sword Loser"
* 110. "Ringmaster Disaster"
* 116. "Hook, Line and Stinker!"
* 137. "Yosemite Samurai"
* 143. "Bulls-eye Bunny"
* 152. "Oregon Fail"
* 165. "Boardwalk Bunny"

*Yosemite Sam* series
* 69. "Saddle Sore!"
Salesduck

"**Salesduck**" is the fortieth cartoon and the second segment of the seventeenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Elmer Fudd is ready for bed, but persistent salesman Daffy Duck stands in the way of a good night's rest.*

## Plot

*In his cottage near the forest, Elmer Fudd is preparing to sleep when he hears a knock at the door. He opens the door, and Salesduck Daffy barges in, promising a grand opportunity to purchase a revolutionary new product. However, Elmer is not convinced and kicks Daffy out of the house before going back upstairs to bed. When he clambers into the covers, he discovers that Daffy has entered the house once again. Angered, Elmer denies the offer and places the duck back into his bag, zipping it shut before kicking him out once again. Afterwards, he goes to brush his teeth, but Daffy has somehow hidden himself in the toothpaste tube. Elmer squirts him out of the house and into the telephone wire. He finally drifts off to sleep once in bed, dreaming about pancakes with blueberry syrup, jalapeno omelette, banana bread French toast, and a bowl of hard boiled eggs, but still, Daffy leaps out to advertise his product. Elmer grudgingly agrees to the offer, and is overjoyed to learn that it will help him sleep better. The product is a mallet, which Daffy uses to knock both Elmer and himself into a deep sleep.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd

## Trivia

* Elmer Fudd's design is slightly different in this short, having his nose the same color as his skin rather than having a peach nose, larger eyes and a differently shaped head.
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Feline Lucky

"**Feline Lucky**" is the one-hundred and sixty-first cartoon and the first segment of the seventh episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-ninth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Sylvester tries to catch Tweety at a casino.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Tweety
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester
* Candi Milo as Granny
* Fred Tatasciore as Goon 1 / Goon 2 / Dealer
Pain Rent

"**Pain Rent**" is the one-hundred and thirty-ninth cartoon and the first segment of the sixth episode of the fifth season and the sixty-seventh overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Gossamer
* Tom Kenny as Scientist

## Trivia

* The working titles were "Harebnb" and "HAIRbnb".

## External Links

* Storyboard panels by Michael Ruocco on Twitter
The Pain Event

"**The Pain Event**" is the one-hundred and eleventh cartoon and the second segment of the first episode of the fourth season and the fifty-second overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy keeps encouraging Porky into fighting the champ in a boxing match.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
Bugs Bunny

**Bugs Bunny** is a gray-and-white rabbit starring in a solo self-titled series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Personality

He is a mischievous trickster, known for his Flatbush Brooklyn accent and flippant, laid-back demeanor.

## Appearances

*Bugs Bunny* series
* 2. "Harm Wrestling"
* 3. "Big League Beast"
* 9. "Pool Bunny"
* 10. "Pest Coaster"
* 12. "Buzzard School"
* 14. "Siberian Sam"
* 16. "Grilled Rabbit"
* 20. "Vincent van Fudd"
* 21. "Hare Restoration"
* 28. "Snow Laughing Matter"
* 31. "Chain Gang(sters)"
* 33. "Taziator"
* 35. "Lepre Conned"
* 39. "Erabbitcator"
* 44. "Fudds Bunny"
* 48. "Shell Shocked"
* 50. "Puma Problems"
* 56. "Bounty Bunny"
* 62. "Marv Attacks!"
* 64. "High Speed Hare"
* 72. "Mummy Dummy"
* 79. "Bonehead"
* 81. "Rotund Rabbit"
* 87. "Basket Bugs"
* 92. "Sam-Merica"
* 99. "Trophy Hunter"
* 101. "Rabbit Sandwich Maker"
* 104. "Lesson Plan 9 from Outer Space"
* 106. "Virtual Mortality"
* 109. "Sword Loser"
* 110. "Ringmaster Disaster"
* 114. "Blunder Arrest"
* 116. "Hook, Line and Stinker!"
* 119. "Pilgwim's Pwogwess"
* 120. "Hide Out Hare"
* 124. "Funeral for a Fudd"
* 127. "Bottoms Up"
* 129. "Bunny and the Beast"
* 134. "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea"
* 136. "Construction Obstruction
* 137. "Yosemite Samurai"
* 139. "Pain Rent"
* 143. "Bulls-eye Bunny"
* 148. "Funny Book Bunny"
* 150. "Birthday Grifts"
* 152. "Oregon Fail"
* 159. "Desert Menu"
* 160. "Abducted Bunny"
* 165. "Boardwalk Bunny"

*Porky Pig* series
* 47. "Parky Pig" (mentioned)

*Marvin the Martian* series
* 76. "Rage Rover" (cameo)
Vincent van Fudd

"**Vincent van Fudd**" is the twentieth cartoon and the second segment of the ninth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs Bunny interrupts Elmer Fudd's attempt to be a great artist.*

## Plot

*Elmer Fudd has taken up art, his lifelong dream ever since he was a baby. He needs to paint a landscape of his forest home so he can enter the prestigious* Pretty Good Artist *magazine. After choosing the inspiration and perfect spot to paint, he takes a seat on a tree stump, where Bugs Bunny has taken up residence and is baking a carrot cake. Elmer's bottom blocks out his sunlight and ruins the cake, so Bugs negotiates with the painter so he can see where he is going, but Elmer views him as a distraction and shoves him back down. Willing to return the favor, Bugs interrupts Elmer's painting session by painting his butt as an 8-ball and plays pool with it, sending Elmer jumping upwards towards a tree branch and a nest of eggs which are then broken, before landing splat on the forest floor. Seeing that Bugs means business, Elmer places a boulder onto his stump to avoid any interference and proceeds to paint a picture of a tree, with Bugs in lipstick sitting on its branch. Just as Elmer begins to fume, Bugs alerts him that Mr. Judgy McTopcritic is coming to review his art and advises him to prepare.*

*McTopcritic arrives and reviews the art positively, commenting on its composition, subtext, temperature, juxtaposition, and taste before revealing himself to be Bugs when he immediately pans it, and thus the chase begins. Elmer gets stuck in his own painting between two trees, so Bugs decides to play with his face by painting it in the various styles of cosmetics, Pablo Picasso, Roy Lichtenstein, Piet Mondrian, Edvard Munch, and his own image, adding the final insult by placing a carrot in his mouth. A now enraged Elmer destroys the canvas, wipes off the paint, and chases Bugs once again, attempting to stab him with a palette knife which seems to injure Bugs, as he is pleading for death. Elmer runs to the aid of the rabbit, who has used paint to mask his faux trauma, and expresses his regret before Bugs gets him to pull a rope attached to an anvil, crushing him. Bugs ballets to "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies" before the livid Fudd chases them both off a cliff when he catches him, whereupon both of them begin to fall. However, Bugs has obviously drank his Hare Tonic as manages to get to the ground without trying, grabs a canvas which he kicks to the floor, causing Elmer to land splat onto it and turn into a painting that Bugs takes ownership of and showcases to more than impressed journalists.*

*After that, he achieves worldwide fame in the* Pretty Good Artist *magazine, but lets Elmer take the credit as he* was *the painting.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
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TNT Trouble

"**TNT Trouble**" is the twenty-second cartoon and the second segment of the tenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Wile E. Coyote runs into some dynamite problems.*

## Plot

*Wile E. Coyote spies Road Runner on his daily morning sprint and, imagining him as a delectable roast dinner, lures him with birdseed. Standing on a cliff he successfully baits Road Runner, but runs into a problem when he drops a stick of TNT onto his prey, with Road Runner's crest bouncing it right back towards him, blowing him up into ash-flavored birdseed which Road Runner eats. Using another birdseed packet, the regenerated Coyote uses a fishing rod attached to another TNT stick, but unfortunately, as he casts the line, the dynamite returns to him and blows up in his face. Finally, Wile E. purchases an ACME Sky Drone which is able to clutch a stick of dynamite. However, he loses his grip on the remote control, and it lands straight onto the plate of birdseed, allowing it to be pecked by Road Runner and causing the drone's blades to shave the coyote's head and lower body. Wile E. evades the drone, but is caught in the fishing rod he previously used, plummeting downward to the desert floor. Just as he is able to finally capture Road Runner, he sprints off, leaving behind the drone to detonate at Wile E.'s expense. After that, Wile E. pleads for the cartoon to end through holding a sign.*

## Trivia

* This cartoon originally premiered on 12 June 2019 at the Annecy Animation Festival in France before being released on HBO Max in 2020.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/warner-bros-animation-unveils-first-looney-tunes-cartoons-annecy-1218051/
Booby Prize

"**Booby Prize**" is the one-hundred and twenty-first cartoon and the seventh episode of the fourth season and the fifty-eighth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy Duck wants to be watched during Elmer's birdwatching session.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck / Bob
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
Lesson Plan 9 from Outer Space

"**Lesson Plan 9 from Outer Space**" is the one-hundred and fourth cartoon and the first segment of the seventh episode of the third season and the forty-ninth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Marvin the Martian tries to learn more about earth creatures and uses Bugs Bunny as his test subject.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny / Marvin the Martian
* Bob Bergen as Martian
Dummies in the Dark

"**Dummies in the Dark**" is the one-hundred and thirty-eighth cartoon and the second segment of the fifth episode of the fifth season and the sixty-sixth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Fred Tatasciore as Monster
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Kari Wahlgren as Lady
Postalgeist

"**Postalgeist**" is the forty-third cartoon and the first segment of the nineteenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title is a play on the 1982 film *Poltergeist*.

## Summary

*Daffy Duck and Porky Pig deliver packages to a haunted manor.*

## Plot

*Daffy Duck and Porky Pig deliver a package to a haunted hotel, the Terror Inn, in the middle of a spooky storm. Porky wants to wait until the next day, or leave entirely, whenever he's spooked by lightning or ghosts, but Daffy insists on pressing on regardless. They arrive at the inn, where Daffy uses a powerful air horn to get the attention of the residents to be allowed in. This angers the slumbering ghost within, Norm Macabre, who allows them inside to get his revenge.*

*While Daffy looks for a phone to contact the inn's service, the ghost blasts Porky with a bunch of letters, which get stuck in his ears and eyes and mouth. Daffy continues undaunted to the broken elevator. While Daffy tries to fix it, Porky is once again tormented by the ghost, animating nearby plants to strangle him and reshape him into a pretzel until Daffy fixes the elevator. Porky meekly protests, but Daffy has them continue into the elevator.*

*The ghost hits multiple buttons, and on each floor a new horror is seen by Porky Pig, some reaching in to attack him, while Daffy is distracted by a penny. When Daffy finally sees the same ghosts Porky does, he ignores them, telling them to eat more vitamins as he marches onto the floor where the package is to be delivered. As they walk, Porky notices that all the paintings on the wall are of dead pigs, and when he finally sees floating candles, he snaps and tries to run away. Daffy stops him, reassuring him that "there's no such thing as ghosts."*

*As Daffy leans against a suit of armor, the sword is dropped by the ghost, slicing off his bill and half the feathers on his body. Finally seeing the ghost, Daffy and Porky both run in terror. They land on a wheeled rack which slides down the hallway via their momentum, with the pursuing suit of armor hacking it apart underneath them. They and the suit of armor eventually crash into the end of the hall at the very door where they are to deliver the package.*

*A demonic horror emerges from the room and terrifies the pair, with Daffy shaking as he presents the package, addressed to Mr. Macabre. Seeing this, the monstrosity transforms back into his usual ghostly self, apologizing for scaring them since he forgot that he ordered a package last week. He offers them gold as a tip, which excites Daffy and Porky; however, the gold is ghostly as well, and immaterial, falling through their hands as they try to catch it. Macabre then finishes with the saying, "easy come, easy ghost."*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Corey Burton as Ghost / Monster
Road Runner

**Road Runner** is a fast greater roadrunner starring in the *Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner* series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*. He lives in the desert and tries not to get eaten by Wile E. Coyote. The only thing he ever says is "Meep, meep!"

## Appearances

*Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner* series
* 8. "Tunnel Vision"
* 17. "Cactus if You Can"
* 22. "TNT Trouble"
* 27. "Ho Ho Go!"
* 34. "Climate Control"
* 46. "Multiply and Conquer"
* 55. "Time Out!"
* 59. "Born to Be Wile E."
* 67. "Swoop De Doo!"
* 73. "In the Road Again!"
* 84. "Asphalt and Battery"
* 90. "Fast & Steady"
* 95. "Spring Forward, Fall Flat"
* 105. "Portal Kombat"
* 155. "Mech a Mess"
Hot Air Buffoon

"**Hot Air Buffoon**" is the eighty-sixth cartoon and the second segment of the eighth episode of the second season and the thirty-ninth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title is a play on "hot air balloon."

## Summary

*Sylvester and Tweety take a ride in a hot air balloon.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Tweety
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester
* Candi Milo as Granny

## Trivia

* The title card of this cartoon is similar to the 1951 Chuck Jones cartoon "Chow Hound", though there is no other connection between them.
A Prickly Pair

"**A Prickly Pair**" is the one-hundred and sixty-second cartoon and the second segment of the seventh episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-ninth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Beaky Buzzard falls in love with a cactus, shaped like a buzzard.*

## Voices

* Rachel Butera as Mama Buzzard
* Mike Ruocco as Beaky Buzzard
Beast A-Birdin'

"**Beast A-Birdin**" is the one-hundred and thirteenth cartoon and the second segment of the second episode of the third season and the fifty-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Sylvester discovers a Bird Aviary filled with birds and thinks that the whole place is an all-you-can-eat bird buffet just for him. However, catching even one single bird quickly proves to be difficult for him.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Parrot
* Bob Bergen as Eye Bird / Mama Eagle
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester

## Trivia

* This is the only cartoon featuring Sylvester to be a non-Tweety cartoon, as well as Sylvester's only solo short in the series.
* In this cartoon, Sylvester's eyes are white instead of yellow like in the rest of the other cartoons.
Rotund Rabbit

"**Rotund Rabbit**" is the eighty-first cartoon and the first segment of the sixth episode of the second season and the thirty-seventh overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*After his shotgun bullet has been outran by Bugs Bunny, who brags about him being too fast for Elmer to catch up to him, the latter comes up with a plan to use the rabbit's love of carrots to fatten him up and to slow his speed down.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
* Feed Tatasciore as Bullet

## Trivia

* This is the first cartoon to have Elmer Fudd possess a firearm, in this case, his signature double-barrel shotgun.
* This is the third time Bugs Bunny gains weight. The first was in *Wabbit Twouble*, where he temporarily turns obese to mock the fat Elmer, the second was *The Looney Tunes Show* episode, "Bobcats on Three!", where he gets obese from eating butter cupcakes, and the fourth was *Space Jam: A New Legacy*, where he momentarily changes his weight once again while enticing LeBron James into chasing him.
Falling for It!

"**Falling for It**" is the thirty-second cartoon and the first segment of the thirteenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy Duck convinces Porky Pig to go skydiving but forgets one important little thing...*

## Plot

*Porky Pig and Daffy Duck are about to go skydiving from an airplane. Daffy assures him that everything will be alright, however, Porky still refuses to jump. Daffy makes the dive by himself, but they are connected by a tandem line, which pulls Porky out too. Daffy tells him not to look down, which only adds to the pig's terror. He reminds him that they both have parachutes and the time has come to pull the rip cord and let them loose. To his surprise, Porky discovers that he has Daffy's long lost doll instead, yet the duck keeps calm and pulls his own two cords, one that is actually meant to pull Granny's blinds and the other so he can wield his bill as a chainsaw.*

*He and Porky have to open the parachutes manually, but discover that they have no parachutes. After a brief moment of silence, they both scream in terror and contort themselves. Suddenly, Daffy comes to the false conclusion that both he and Porky are actually cats, and they can easily land on their feet. Porky sets Daffy straight, and the two plummet straight down toward a building. The building turns out to be a trampoline factory which jettisons them straight upwards and back into the plane. Porky and Daffy celebrate before the plane abruptly crashes into a mountain and singes them both.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Candi Milo as Granny

## Trivia

* This is the second short in the series to use a variation of the Porky drum ending, the first being "Overdue Duck".
Happy Birthday, Bugs Bunny!

"**Happy Birthday, Bugs Bunny!**" is the second unpackaged cartoon of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

*It's Bugs Bunny's birthday, and many* Looney Tunes *characters are invited. Elmer Fudd plants a stick of dynamite in Bugs' birthday cake, but Bugs sees his trick and puts the dynamite in Elmer's face.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd

### Uncredited

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck / Tweety
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester / Foghorn Leghorn
* Candi Milo as Granny
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam / Taz
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig

## Trivia

* This cartoon, to date, has the largest number of *Looney Tunes* cast of characters including its "star" characters starring altogether in one cartoon, despite being a *Bugs Bunny* cartoon, even more so than "A Corny Concerto", "The Scarlet Pumpernickel" and "Carrotblanca" combined. The short involves all the major *Looney Tunes* and nearly all the supporting, recurring, minor, and background *Looney Tunes*, with many of them can be seen as background cameos.
* This short is meant to coincide with the 80th anniversary of Bugs Bunny's first appearance in 1940's "A Wild Hare".
* Heathcliff from "Dough Ray Me-ow" was originally going to appear in this short but did not make the cut.
* This short was meant to be shown at a *Looney Tunes* show at the Hollywood Bowl that was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
* This short marks the first appearance of Cool Cat or any of the characters from the Warner Bros.-Seven Arts era since 2002's "This Is the End" episode of *The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries*.
* Egghead appears in the opening crowd scene as a separate character from Elmer Fudd, even though other shorts from *Looney Tunes Cartoons* treat them as the same character, with Elmer wearing the Egghead outfit he wore in his earliest appearances.
* Two versions of the short were boarded, the unused one was considerably longer.
* An alternate version of the short entitled *Warner Bros - 60th Anniversary* was made to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival on 10 May 2021. Several edits were made to the short which included the following:
	+ Redubbing with new lines and text edits to reference Annecy.
	+ The short was considerably brightened, characters in the background are more visible.
	+ The animation is a lot more limited, several characters are frozen in place and don't move.
	+ Pepé Le Pew was removed from the short following the controversy in March of that year.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/AGuyWhoDraws/status/1287799398500429829
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/AGuyWhoDraws/status/1287797820393574400
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/AGuyWhoDraws/status/1328566367327457280
Hole in Dumb

"**Hole in Dumb**" is the one-hundred and twenty-third cartoon and the second segment of the eighth episode of the fourth season and the fifty-ninth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

*Elmer Fudd wants to play golf, but doesn't want Daffy Duck to be his caddy.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
* Frank Welker as Announcer
Nutty Devil

"**Nutty Devil**" is the sixty-fifth cartoon and the second segment of the twenty-ninth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*In a hunt for water, the Tasmanian Devil tries quenching his thirst with a coconut. After multiple attempts to crack it fail, Taz settles for coconut water from a vending machine.*

## Trivia

* The whole plot is a reference to "Much Ado About Nutting", a 1953 Chuck Jones one-off *Looney Tunes* cartoon about a squirrel trying unsuccessfully to open a coconut.
* Taz also struggled to break open a stubborn container with various devices in the *Taz-Mania* episode "Stuck for Bucks".
* The working title was "Taz Vs. Coconut".
Don't Treadmill on Me

"**Don't Treadmill on Me**" is the one-hundred and seventeenth cartoon and the second segment of the fourth episode of the fourth season and the fifty-fifth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title card is a play on the Gadsden flag and its motto "Don't tread on me."

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
Erabbitcator

"**Erabbitcator**“ is the thirty-ninth cartoon and the first segment of the seventeenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*After having failed to catch Bugs again, Elmer takes his suggestion on modernizing, and builds a rabbit-hunting robot. Despite Bugs' attempts, the robot always seems to be one step ahead of him.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd / Elmer Robot

## Trivia

* Elmer's robot automatically rebuilding itself is a reference to the classic 1990s animated movie *The Iron Giant*, also made by the same company.
* The soundtrack playing throughout the episode is a rendition of "Powerhouse" by Raymond Scott.
Sick as a Hare

"**Sick as a Hare**" is the third unpackaged cartoon of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs pretends to be sick so Elmer is forced to nurse him back to health before he can cook him.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd

## Trivia

* This cartoon was first screened at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on 12 June 2019.
* It was reported that the cartoon would be released theatrically in front of *DC League of Super-Pets*, but for unknown reasons, theaters have not shown it.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.greenevillesun.com/entertainment/movies/review-dc-league-of-super-pets-has-super-voice-cast/article\_8a77bada-0c22-11ed-8496-0bed5042435c.html
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/ashleypureheart/status/1552746677731266560?s=20&t=UBiS1LsjzrrFeFUhGCukyA
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/MaxieIsATwit/status/1553021511824539648?s=20&t=UBiS1LsjzrrFeFUhGCukyA
In the Road Again!

"**In the Road Again**" is the seventy-third cartoon and the second segment of the second episode of the second season and the thirty-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Trivia

* The cartoons title is a reference to the song "On the Road Again".
* Wile E. Coyote holds up a sign with a censored swear word at the end of the cartoon. The sign reads "Holy $@!?#".
Ho Ho Go!

**Ho Ho Go!** is the twenty-seventh cartoon and the third segment of the eleventh episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

*It is Christmas in the Snake Bite Desert, and Road Runner is off on his usual sprint once again. Meanwhile, Wile E. Coyote is spying on him with a telescope in hunger and creates a gift with a tag that says "To Road Runner from Santa Claus", placing it in the middle of the road and wrapping it up with a red ribbon which is attached to two hooks that connect it with a stick which is keeping a large boulder in place that he plans to use in crushing Road Runner to his death. Unfortunately, when Road Runner seemingly goes for the gift, Wile E. doesn't hear the anticipated crush and sees that the gift has been left intact with a red gift standing next to it. He picks up the second gift and after reading the tag which says "Merry Xmas", he merrily opens it, only to find the stick that was holding the boulder in place, leaving himself to be instantly battered by the boulder and split into two. Undeterred, Wile E. buys an ACME Christmas tree, an ACME camera, and an ACME Extra Large Mace which he places onto the tree and sprays with gold paint to pose as a Christmas star as an attempt to lure Road Runner and chop down the tree to finish him off, made even more obvious with a sign which says "Get your photo with the X-mas tree". When Road Runner arrives, he paints a red X to bait him into the trap. However, when Wile E. hacks the tree, it doesn't seem to topple over in Road Runner's direction, giving him no choice but to push it over by force and causing the mace to plummet on his head in agonizing pain. The end result is represented by a photo which says "Merry Christmas!" Not one to give up, Wile E. purchases an ACME Santa's Workshop Kit with a plethora signs and tags to along with it, and hides a whole bunch of explosives wired to a detonator behind it. Road Runner then arrives at the fake workshop and enters immediately. When Wile E. pushes on the detonator, it doesn't seem to work at all and he goes to the workshop to check, only to be run over by the real Santa's sleigh with Road Runner on board for the ride. Fearing that his idea has gone wrong, Wile E. decides to see for himself and is proven right when the TNT explodes in his face. He holds up a sign which says "Bah Humbug!"*
Frame the Feline

"**Frame the Feline**" is the ninty-sixth cartoon and the first segment of the third episode of the third season and the forty-fifth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Hubie and Bertie tries to get rid of Claude Cat from a cheese shop.*

### Uncredited

* Eric Bauza as Claude Cat
* Fred Tatasciore as Shopkeeper
Bounty Bunny

"**Bounty Bunny**" is the fifty-sixth cartoon and the first segment of the twenty-fifth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

*Yosemite Sam goes on a Bugs "Bounty" hunt in order to get the $5000 cash reward for it's capture, but soon finds the "Wanted Rabbit's" antics might outweigh the reward.*

*After several failed attempts at capturing Bugs whom was mistaken for a "Wanted Rabbit", Sam finally succeeded in his attempt at catching Bugs and decides to turn him in to the sheriff, hoping to get the $5000 cash reward, but it turns out that Sam was too late since the actual "Wanted Rabbit", a big grey rabbit resembling a more muscular version of Bugs but with three whiskers, has already turned himself in a couple of hours ago. Bugs soon realized that he has been a victim of attempted kidnapping from Sam the whole time, and as the result, Sam gets arrested by the sheriff for his crime and gets locked up in the same jail cell as the "Wanted Rabbit".*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam

## Notes

* The ending where it is revealed that Yosemite Sam mistook Bugs for the actual "Wanted Rabbit" with a similar face but with three whiskers instead of Bugs' two whiskers is a joke on the fact that Bugs originally had three whiskers on his face in the 1940s cartoons before being drawn with two whiskers as of the 1950s.
The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

"**The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea**" is the one-hundred and thirty-fourth cartoon and the second segment of the third episode of the fifth season and the sixty-fourth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Taz is on a cargo ship, handle with care.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Tasmanian Devil
Shower Shuffle

"**Shower Shuffle**" is the eighteenth cartoon and the third segment of the eighth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy Duck and Porky Pig have shower troubles.*

## Plot

*In his New Looney City apartment, Porky Pig has entered his bathroom and decides to step into bathtub, preparing to take a nice relaxing shower. In a more unhygienic apartment, Daffy Duck enters his equally sloppy bathroom, and uses toilet paper to blow his bill before putting it in the toilet and attempting to flush it, scalding Porky with extremely hot water due to the fact that the pair's bathrooms are interconnected. After a few more unsuccessful tries, Daffy finally sends the used toilet paper tissue straight through Porky's shower faucet, much to the latter's disgust. Porky then scolds the faucet by telling it to shape up, but apologizes shortly after.*

*Porky and Daffy then proceed to have shower troubles when the latter enters his own bathtub, fighting over the length of their faucets and injuring each other while doing so. Porky considers hiring a professional plumber to solve his problem, but Daffy refuses to relent and deprives Porky of his leisure by turning the knob to increase his own supply of water, prompting him to grab a mallet to violently smash the wall between the two, leading to a brawl which destroys both bathrooms after Porky witnesses the damage. The short culminates with Daffy making peace by asking Porky if he'll scrub his back, to which he agrees.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig

## Trivia

* This is the second short to be staged in one static shot.
Abducted Bunny

"**Abducted Bunny**" is the one-hundred and sixtieth cartoon and the sixth episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-eighth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs Bunny gets abducted by Marvin the Martian. After he learns that Marvin is going to collect his brain to his collection, he tries to avoid getting his brain removed from his skull.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny / Marvin the Martian
Beaky Buzzard (gags)

"**Beaky Buzzard**" is a series of interstitial gags, starring the buzzard of the same name.

## Gags

### "Mouse"

*Beaky Buzzard was flying in the air, minding his own business, until, he spotted a snack down below. Beaky swoops down and catches... a mouse, who told him that he was running away from a cat, which swallows Beaky in one big gulp.*

### "Rattle Snake"

*Beaky Buzzard is flying in the air when he spots a rattlesnake behind a rock. He lands softly and sneaks up to grab his tail. He attempts to fly away, but the tail is much too heavy to carry. Soon after, he uses the strength of his beak and arms to try and forcefully grab the rattlesnake, which only results in him being tangled up in the tail. The rattlesnake hisses his tongue, and Beaky learns that it is actually giant. The rattlesnake glares at Beaky before lunging at him to attack. Though in the rattlesnake's stomach, Beaky somehow flies away, claiming he "caught him good."*

### "Bunny"

*Beaky Buzzard is flying in the air when he spots a small bunny. Beaky swoops down in a very aggressive fashion, even showing his talons, as we cut between him and the bunny acting cute. Once Beaky is actually close to the bunny, the bunny flinches. Beaky, unable to bring himself to kill such a defenseless creature, begins sobbing hysterically. The bunny soon pulls out a club and bashes Beaky on the head, revealing his true nature. The bunny yells out to his mother and begins saying in a Beaky-like voice that he "caught [them] a buzzard for dinner." Beaky, who is being dragged away by his tail, comes to only to remark "Shucks, if looks could kill..."*
Marvin the Martian

**Marvin the Martian** is an extraterrestrial starring in the *Bugs Bunny* series and a solo, self-titled series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*. He frequently attempts to destroy Earth or claim planets in the name of Mars. He is sometimes a foe to Bugs Bunny.

## Appearances

### *Bugs Bunny* series

* 62. "Marv Attacks!"
* 104. "Lesson Plan 9 from Outer Space"
* 160. "Abducted Bunny"

### *Marvin the Martian* series

* 76. "Rage Rover"
* 151. "Tub-O-War"
Hole Lotta Trouble

"**Hole Lotta Trouble**" is the second and final vertical video cartoon of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

*Bugs is relaxing, until he encounters Elmer Fudd, who chases him to a rabbit hole, where he dives in. Elmer drops a stick of dynamite in the hole. Bugs calmly puts out the fuse and uses a paper bag to make Elmer think the dynamite blew up. Elmer reaches in the rabbit hole, where Bugs puts a box of scorpions, who pinch Elmer so much, his hand swells up like a balloon. Bugs, disguised as a milker, "milks", Elmer until, he is all flat. Bugs unscrews Elmer's hand, blows him back into shape, and screws Elmer's hand back. Bugs paints Elmer's behind to look like a female bear. A real bear shows up and falls in love with the "female bear", he hugs it so tight, that Elmer begins to deflate back to normal. Elmer falls head first into the hole. Bugs sticks the dynamite on Elmer's behind with some glue and ties him up. The dynamite explodes and Elmer falls. Bugs says, "Now, that's what I call a bear bottom."*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd

## Notes

* This is one of the two cartoons to be in the vertical video format, the other being "High Hopes".
Harm Wrestling

"**Harm Wrestling**" is the second cartoon and the second segment of the first episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*No one messes with arm-wrestling champ Yosemite Sam - until Bugs Bunny comes along.*

## Plot

*In the hardened desert town of Toughguy City, where the population varies, the residents of the town are downtrodden in the hopes of beating the saloon's reigning arm-wrestling champ, Yosemite Sam, whose secret to winning is squeezing the life out of his opponent's hand and then slamming through the table before booting out the loser so they can attend their arm's own funeral. After everyone flees the saloon when Sam asks for another challenger, who should step in but Bugs Bunny, who is immediately challenged. He briefly declines in favor of boxed carrot water, but Sam leaves him with no other choice but to participate. Before the match can begin, Bugs criticizes Sam's dirty fingernails and advises him to wash them in a bowl of water, which is full of piranhas that feast on Sam's right hand. However, Sam is undeterred by the carnivorous fish and decides to resume the match, before being tickled by Bugs' right index finger, but still, he remains adamant. Bugs then uses a feather to tickle him once more, but still, Sam is unmoved. He is then further angered when Bugs tricks him into smashing an egg, which of course, he is able to fry.*

*Before Sam can say "Go," Bugs continually forces his arm onto the table, leaving Sam with no other choice but to tear off his own shirt to reveal his secret muscular physique. Bugs then proceeds to inflate his own arm in return. Alas, Sam points it out as cheating, so Bugs pushes the air into Sam, which Sam inadvertently transfers to his own buttocks, embarrassing himself and deflating them afterward. Now in a blind fury, Sam chains his and Bugs' arms together, stating that they will arm wrestle for real this time, and thus the match truly begins. Bugs manages to break free from his chains and asks Sam if he should bet on him or not, to which Sam accepts before realizing that both Bugs and his right arm have turned into dynamite sticks, which then explode in his face and destroy the entire saloon.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam

## Trivia

* The working title was "Arm Wrestling Champ".

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/timetravelnow/status/1259305265578442753
Hex Appeal

"**Hex Appeal**" is the one-hundred and thirty-first cartoon and the second segment of the second episode of the fifth season and the sixty-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Witch Hazel chases down an ingredient for her spell.*

## Voices

* Candi Milo as Witch Hazel
* Tom Kenny as Cat / Spider

## Trivia

* The art direction of this short was inspired by Ronald Searle's works.
* The working title was "Get Witch Quick".
* This cartoon was nominated for two Annie Awards, one for storyboarding (Michael Ruocco) and one for voice acting (Candi Milo), but lost to the *Love, Death & Robots* episode *The Very Pulse of the Machine* and the *Zootopia+* episode *The Godfather for the Bride* for Maurice LaMarche's performance as Mr. Big.

## External Links

* Storyboard panels by Michael Ruocco on Twitter

## References

1. ↑ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/annie-awards-animation-2023-winners-1235334278/
The Three Bears

The **Three Bears** are a family of bears starring in a solo, self-titled series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*. The family consists of three members, Henry Bear (also known as Papa Bear) is short-tempered and abusive towards Junyer Bear. Mama Bear is the mother of Junyer and the wife to Henry. Junyer Bear is dimwitted and childish.

## Appearances

### *The Three Bears* series

* 153. "Life's a Beach"
* 164. "Moody at the Movies"
Firehouse Frenzy

"**Firehouse Frenzy**" is the fourth cartoon and the second segment of the second episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy Duck and Porky Pig make lousy firefighters.*

## Plot

*At the Looneyville Fire Department, Daffy Duck is sound asleep, until the fire bell begins to chime. He thinks it's his alarm clock, which is already switched off. Still hearing the bell, however, he throws the clock in his bedside table drawer. Now with the chiming stuck in his ears, he opens his blearily bloodshot eyes before the Daffy inside his head closes them both like a curtain, after which he grabs a hatchet and destroys his entire bedside table, clock included. Porky Pig, having already woken up, alerts Daffy that he needs to get into his uniform, to which Daffy shrugs, leading the pig to try and pull him out of bed. After two failed attempts, he discovers a lever on Daffy's bed and ejects him out onto the fireman's pole, finally waking him up.*

*Sliding down the pole, they ride on a carousel horse, get separated through many twists, bends, and turns, halt midway to allow a family of ducks to pass, and land in the fiery realm of Hell, where Satan informs them that the fire is actually upstairs before pricking them upward with his trident towards the North Pole, after which Daffy says that they should've hung a looey at Poland. Santa Claus tells them that the fire is actually downstairs before slamming them downward with his sackful of toys to the real first floor. Daffy and Porky then battle over which uniform they should wear in the changing room, even wearing the same attire at one point, but eventually they settle on wearing separate uniforms. Daffy lists that the last essential they need is a Dalmatian, so his kidnaps a man, names him "Man", paints him black and white, and stows him away in the fire truck. The pair finally head out after Daffy retrieves his coffee flask.*

*When they finally reach the fire, they realize that it was in the fire department all along. After the department is burnt, Daffy and Porky climb into their intact beds and go back to sleep, smashing the clock as they do so.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Fred Tatasciore as Devil / Santa Claus
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Jeff Bergman as Monster
Love Goat

"**Love Goat**" is the one-hundred and twenty-fifth cartoon and the second segment of the ninth episode of the fourth season and the sixtieth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy's new pet goat ate Porky's wedding ring that he was going to give to Petunia later on, and Porky attempts to get it out of its stomach before he's late for his date.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Lara Jill Miller as Petunia Pig
Pi zi

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Sylvester

**Sylvester** is a black-and-white cat starring in the *Tweety* series and a solo, self-titled series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Appearances

*Tweety* series
* 5. "Boo! AppeTweet"
* 7. "Pain in the Ice"
* 11. "Rhino Ya Don't!"
* 26. "Holiday Purrchase"
* 30. "Kitty Livin'"
* 38. "Fully Vetted"
* 60. "Raging Granny"
* 70. "Red White and Bruised"
* 86. "Hot Air Buffoon"
* 94. "Happy Birdy to You"
* 107. "Miner Threat"
* 122. "Grand Canyon Canary"
* 133. "Skyscraper Scrap"
* 144. "Auto Birdy Shop"
* 158. "Tweet Suite"
* 161. "Feline Lucky"
* 166. "Cat Fished"

*Sylvester* series
* 113. "Beast A-Birdin'"

*Porky Pig* series
* 132. "Inn for Trouble"
* 149. "Kitty Krashers"
Bonehead

"**Bonehead**" is the seventy-ninth cartoon and the first segment of the fifth episode of the second season and the thirty-sixth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title is a pun on the slang "bonehead", which refers to a stupid or foolish person. In this case, the title is used both figuratively and literally.

## Summary

*Russian Dog uncovers troubles when he buries a bone in Bugs Bunny's hole.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* James Arnold Taylor as Russian Dog

## Trivia

* The ending where Bugs tricks the Russian Dog into burying himself alive and dances away after his "death" complete with the Russian Dog's tombstone telling the audience "This shouldn't even happen to a dog!" is a reference to the ending of "Hare Ribbin'" (1944), the cartoon which the Russian Dog officially debuted. In addition, Bugs does the exact same dance from "Hare Ribbin'" in the ending, which in turn is partially-reused animation from "A Corny Concerto" (1943).