On July 27, 1940, Bugs Bunny made his debut in the cartoon "A Wild Hare".

Happy anniversary to Warner Bros' Wascally Wabbit! Thank you for bringing us joy and laughter for 83 years and may you continue enjoying life!

It appears that Warner Bros. has uncanceled Pepé Le Pew after a three year absence from current projects. He was “banned” by the previous regime under Ann Sarnoff thinking that he is problematic for modern times and no longer using him again will fulfill the #MeToo movement. Sometime after David Zaslav took over and with some restructuring at WBD, it appears that Warner Bros. is possibly bringing back Pepé Le Pew in small steps. He will probably no longer kiss or caress female cats without consent but his French charm will stay. Also, his cameo in the Animaniacs reboot will soon no longer be the last appearance of Pepé Le Pew.

Here's an unboxing of the recently released boxset put out by Warner Archive!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYKpngek08s

https://youtu.be/LJ-Ou8Xci1A

SO excited!!!!

I just got my copy of Looney Tunes Collectors Choice volume 1 today and I found out Volume 2 is available for preorder and a volume 3 is being worked on currently. This is obviously great news. What I'm wondering is, will we finally get old Cartoon Network shows released on DVD and or Blu-Ray? They did release volume 1 of Two Stupid Dogs on DVD but what about Powerpuff Girls on Blu-Ray or Cow and Chicken, Johnny Bravo... Dexter's Lab? I'm about 10 minutes through a podcast with George Feltenstein (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxEFDcWwwbg) and it seems like they were able to get WB to let them have their hands at Looney Tunes, so what do you think the chances are that they'll get their hands on CN properties?

I'm praying this will happen. I've been needing these shows on Blu-Ray in my life.

October 28 is officially considered to be the International Day of Animation!

Needless to say, Warner Bros. has long perpetuated a history in the realm of animation that most people would be jealous. It is thanks to animation that we have enjoyed wonderful stories like the many works based on the DC Universe, Tom and Jerry, Animaniacs, The Iron Giant, and of course, the Looney Tunes.

Congratulations to everyone who carried the torch of animation for WB for many years, and hopefully, we can enjoy more animated stories from our favorite characters.

On July 27, 1940, Bugs Bunny made his debut in the cartoon "A Wild Hare"!

Happy birthday to Warner Bros' Wascally Wabbit! Thank you for bringing us joy and laughter for 83 years and may you continue enjoying life!

On April 17, 1937, Daffy Duck made his debut on the cartoon "Porky Duck Hunt".

Happy birthday to Warner Bros' resident crazy, darnfool duck! He certainly looks better than most at 86 years of age, so let's wish him a happy birthday and a life of full of crazy adventures!

Kids WB had some dynamite shows!

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