Babs' reference about bringing a 'bit more bunny heat' during her transformation sequences served as a reference to the 1981 movie 'Body Heat' (1990s Warner Bros. Prior to his death Mel Blanc was on tap to reprise many of his Looney Tunes character voices (upon his passing, those roles were divided among Jeff Bergman, Joe Alaskey, Greg Burson and Mel's son Noel)Ĥ. At one point in 1987 plans were for what became Tiny Toons to be released as a feature film before it was decided at the end of 1988 to turn it into a series.ģ. Eventually, quality control became enough of a problem that Kennedy was dropped after Season 1.Ģ. Kennedy Cartoons would provide a frequent source of criticism throughout Season 1 due to inconsistent quality (leading to Wang Film Productions having to reanimate portions of this episode, resulting in editing not being completed until the day of broadcast). Jeff Bergman as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety and the BossĬREDIT GAG (once per episode): 'Created by: Buster and Babs'ġ.

Kath Soucie as Li'l Sneezer and the 'baby bunny' (the ultra-saccharine character the animator comes up with originally) (Soucie's name is spelled without an 'e' at the end) Pig (Messick's final major role before his death in 1997)Ĭree Summer as Elmyra Duff (Summer was also co-starring as Freddie Brooks on NBC's 'A Different World' at the time which was Summer's only major on-screen role)ĭanny Cooksey as Montana Max (Cooksey was the only child actor with a major role on the series)įrank Welker as Gogo Dodo, Furrball (vocal effects) and the animator Joe Alaskey as Plucky Duck & the cartoonistĭon Messick as Hamton J. The plot involves an animator struggling to come up with an idea for a new cartoon under pressure from his boss leading to Buster and Babs Bunny ('no relation') along with Bugs taking things from there.ĭirectors: Glen Kennedy, Dave Marshall, Ken Boyer and Rich AronsĪnimation Studios: Kennedy Cartoons/Wang Film ProductionsĬharlie Adler as Buster Bunny & 'tough bunny' (the Rambo knockoff) (c)1990 WCBS-ViacomCBS/AT&T-WarnerMedia/Amblin Entertainmentįrom trade with Michael Pannoni this is the original pilot broadcast of 'The Looney Beginning', the pilot episode of 'Tiny Toon Adventures' that aired on CBS on Septemas a special (the series proper premiered in first-run syndication the following Monday for its first two seasons before moving to FOX for its 3rd and final season in 1992).

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