Music credits! 0:02 I’m Not sure What the Track Name For This is - Space Jam Sega Saturn Game 0:37 I Know Our Fifth Player - Slamilton 1:37 Track 6 - Looney Tunes Sheep Raider 4:33 Neighborhood 1 - The Sims 6:09 Seinwave - Abelard 9:04 Neighborhood 2 - The Sims 11:55 Neighborhood 5 - The Sims 15:23 Track 1 - Looney Tunes Sheep Raider 17:13 Neighborhood 6 - The Sims 20:13 Neighborhood 7 - The Sims One more thing: I edited out a small chunk of this video after it was uploaded because the criticisms it held didn’t sit right with me and didn’t hold up under my own scrutiny. I want to be transparent about the reasons behind this change, just in case it created any confusion. Anyway, the next video will be a long awaited Test, you probably know the one.
Forget Wonder Woman 1984, The Looney Tunes Show is the best thing where Kristin Wiig plays an anthropomorphic animal character that's part of an iconic franchise Warner Bros. owns. And that's not a joke.
Most modern Looney Tunes try to replicate the style of the classics but don't quite recapture the magic. The Looney Tunes Show works for me because it doesn't even try to be like the originals, and because of that, has a unique sense of humor that a lot of people remember fondly
@@redpanda6497 I know right? The new reboots focus on the cartoony classic and the thin line style isn't TOO pleasing to the eye compared to old cartoons. I personally like this version of the looney tunes because it wasn't over exaggerated and had somewhat relatable moments
the looney tunes show was one of the first shows that when it ended, I actually noticed it and got depressed. Most shows before hand just ended and I went on with life didn’t think much of it. but the looney tunes show was one of the few cases where I actually noticed it and was thinking “ Man, that’s just weird. It was so good!” it really was a gem.
I loved the show when it aired, as besides classic looney tunes shorts on boomerang, was my first proper introduction to the characters. It was ridiculously funny and it's also hilarious learning that some of the writers of mystery incorporated worked on the show, as I loved both of them when they were airing!
I feel like so many looney tunes properties have tried and failed to replicate the original s writing yet this does it's own thing and is so much better for it
Back In Action was pretty damn close. There's one thing you need to remember: Looney Tunes is not for kids. They're like the Muppets, it's always had humour that appeals to all ages.
One of the biggest reasons for the constant failure of replicating the originals is that they ALSO want to 'modernize' it. They were out the gate, face planting.
@@myself5072 I wouldn’t say that was modernizing. Felt like they had a plan where modernizing wasn’t the exact goal. Felt like sitcom looney tunes which wasn’t done.
@@skibot9974 Unfortunately, we’re talking a cartoon in a gaming franchise… And gamers are among some of the worst communities/fanbases in existence! Trust me; I'm a gamer myself.
Sonic Boom only gained popularity because of the movies It's still bad- it's as if the writers don't know what the Sonic crew was about. Which was friendship and adventure, even if this was a alternative world, I don't see myself watching this again unlike The Looney Tunes Show Looney Tunes Show was something I always enjoyed and can see myself watching it again, because it's actually funny and they aren't randomly mean to eachother they have at least some hints thrown as to why they act the way they do, for example Daffy was this mean spirited towards Porky because Porky bullied him at highschool. To this day Daffy held a grudge against Porky, doesn't excuse his actions but it explains them far better than Sonic being an as* to Tails for no reason, doesn't sit well nor is it funny.
I enjoyed the show for being different in a very good way. Seeing bugs and daffy actually have a weird friendship. Seeing Daffy sometimes actually be competent and seeing Lola get a personality that drove Bugs insane was fun.
I agree with you. I loved The Looney Tunes Show and I can’t believe they cancelled it after only two seasons. I know that they did a couple of shows starring Bugs Bunny, but I didn’t care that much for them.
Honestly, I don't see it the way other people saw it. It didn't seem sexual but more like an extreme foodie thing. Some people really are like that. But the way they had him in a robe was hilarious to me. I think the humor of it was because Elmer was this well paid established news anchor, who had this weird habit that he probably kept to himself. I was sad we never got to see an episode based on him. The Looney Tunes Show felt like an actual universe with so much untapped potential.
@@nenmaster5218 bro. Mystery incorporated. This and it are goddamned brothers. And duck tales was the younger brother who loved both his older sibling and his father and wanted to be the best of both.
Right?? They gave her a personality, and made her, well, looney. I'm so sick of writers refusing to let women be funny. Lola is treated like the other cast, which is how it should be.
@@skibot9974 thundercats 2011 wasnt really liked because of the different art style and some characters changes, i always loved it but at first a lot of fans didnt, most have come around to it though, either because of ho or them just realising how good it was
It’s similar to a lot of Early 2000s shows at the time, like with Teen Titans for example! PanPizza mentioned this many many times but back when Teen Titans was first announced, everyone *HATED* it for its cutesy “anime chibi” style (since this was back when anime was in a big boom in terms of the American market) and it’s marketing of the first few episodes making people feel like it’s gonna be a dumb slice of life sitcom show with no story arc or action, it’s very trippy in retrospect haha! Basically like he always says: “Today’s hatred, tomorrow’s nostalgia”
in my opinion I think the Looney Tunes show was the absolute best remake of a cartoon they took all the great characters and perfectly adapted them into a new setting while stilling keeping the laughs and looneyness of the old times AND CMON the looney tunes are the absolute best characters to be adapted into a sitcom one of the best cartoons imo
I agree with you. I loved The Looney Tunes Show and I can’t believe they cancelled it after only two seasons. I know that they did a couple of shows starring Bugs Bunny, but I didn’t care that much for them.
Ughh well I’m tired of all the positive reviews this show has because I think the standards of the cartoon community have dropped so low due to the point where crappy shows like this are considered good
I remember hearing Hugh Davidson talk about The Looney Tunes Show on the Adult Swim podcast, and he mentioned some interesting things, like how he wasn’t worried about tarnishing the reputation of the Looney Tunes based on internal use in the Warner offices, his thought of cancellation being tied to him and his team beginning work on Mike Tyson Mysteries, and he even mentions that he thought that the show would’ve been more popular/successful if the show had a laugh-track to “tell the kids when it was funny”. It’s a very interesting listen, definitely recommend checking it out. Great video as always, Nick!
Maybe it was just a time slot thing… The issue is that they targeted younger audiences, but it more easily works as an all-age show. So if it aired at around the crossover point between daytime and prime time TV (the point where cartoons stop for the day and we transition into family programs), it might have done better. Especially since much of the older demographic would be watching a new take on something they likely grew up with.
I’m so happy that more people are discovering The Looney Tunes Show now. I thought it was incredibly underrated when it first came out. I know we won’t get a reboot or a new season, but at least we are able to appreciate what we had.
Its interesting that some of the same people behind this is also behind Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated. They’re so similar, they both aired around the same time, put the leads in a suburban type setting, was way under appreciated and is now getting a cult following, was cancelled after 2 seasons
I find it amazing how the show put several cartoon characters from a slapstick, sketch-based comedy and made it work with a sitcom structure. It adds a lot of personality for the characters in a mundane setting while going togerher with the rather absurd sitcom humor.
Yeah, I agree!! And that's why I will be forever saddened and heartbroken that there seem to be _no great slice-of-life fanfics of this show on AO3..._ :'3.
I'm glad this series has a gained a cult following and hopefully this video brings the show back to life like how the Clone high video did. I believe it. Thank you nicktendo
I find it interesting how Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run is the only Looney Tunes movie (regardless of the format it was released in) to be released in the 2010s, coming out in 2015. I mean, there were a few Looney Tunes movies in the 1990s and 2000s, but the live action hybrids got the theatrical release while the animated ones were on DVD (with the 2006 Christmas movie being the last movie released before Rabbits Run).
I remember this show was advertised while the movie Back in action was playing on cartoon Network, the only commercials were the cgi coyote and roadrunner short.
The greatest thing the new Looney Tunes Show did was outright admit that Daffy Duck is sociopathic and not be afraid to play that up, it was just hilarious to me and even to thia day I watch Daffy Duck compilations on TH-cam, not of the original show but of this one and it never gets old.
As someone who actually watched and kept up with this show when it first came out, I’m so glad it’s getting more recognition and almost becoming something of a cult classic
I’ve watched looney tunes my whole life. I’m one of the biggest fans you’ll ever meet. I watched every version of these characters there ever was and I truly believe this show is the best version of looney tunes hands down. I don’t care what anyone says! Every bit of this show is so well done from, plots and character development, to designs and animation quality, and every joke hits so well it makes the show perfect for adults and children alike. That all being said it’s an incredibly underrated matter piece and one of the greatest shows period. I only hope it gets it’s full respect someday.
when Bugs called Daffy a sociopath and a sexist 💀 that was so absurd, I didn't know any of those words as a 12 yr old, doesn't help that I speak limited English too 😂 I wish they aired it more and on weekdays tbh It aired on 11pm weekends in my country so I only got to watch it when I'm staying up 😭
Whenever I would rewatch this series, Casa de Calma was always the episode that I had mixed feelings on, compared the the rest of the series it felt so out of place, but seeing that it was just a rework of the original pitch makes so much more sense. And I'm glad this shows finally getting the recognition it deserves, I love this show
As a kid whose main knowledge going into this show was baby looney tunes, i had no expectations going in and i really liked it. I would watch every episode multiple times and was dissapointed at the lack of a proper ending
Nah I don’t, i loved it from the second it came on as a kid, i was like its only fan and even played the flash game on the website. It was literally the only cartoon that i could watch with my dad so i hold it very close to my heart. I’m glad that its finally catching on, but i just wonder where all you people were when i need y’all the most 😭😭😭
I actually caught the first season or so back in 2011 and then didn't catch it on after that. I think life just got in the way and was no longer able to watch so I missed everything after that.
At least WB is willing to experiment with the Looney Tunes. Can you imagine Disney making a sitcom with Mickey Mouse and co? Try watching an episode of the LTS and in your mind replace Bugs and Daffy with Mickey And Donald.
The Mickey Mouse shorts are the result of experimenting, when they first got announced people hated (some still do to this day) but then they started winning Emmys and Annie’s let and right. It’s the the only Mickey Cartoon that gives Mickey a personality
This show is my favorite Looney tunes anything, I remember when this show first aired and was getting tons of promotion. I’m super nostalgic towards it and honestly wish it had more seasons.
I’m in the same boat as you. This was a fantastic show and I wish that it had gotten more seasons. If you don’t mind me asking who is your favorite Looney Tune from the show.
@@cooperwolfe5478 I actually liked Bugs the most because he wasn’t a overpowered character who bested everyone, he still had his charm but was more human if that makes sense. In the old tunes he would outsmart everyone and couldn’t be stopped. However in TLTS he was more humbled and sometimes would get the short ends of the stick, I like how everyone was on a even playing field.
@@lazymorris5293 Yeah I agree. My two favorite characters were Marvin and Porky. But I loved all of them, although I thought Lola could be annoying at times.
I remember watching this and really liking Lola and Daffy and really hating most of the songs. It's really weird to hear someone say "it was a product of it's time" about a show from 2011, though it makes sense here of course.
The Looney Tunes show was my ‘I came looking for copper and I found Gold’ show and I watched every episode when it aired. Season 2 was a real reward because they really hit their stride! Very well written with so many golden moments, and jokes and just great television. It was one of the last sarcastic, witty and ‘edgy’ cartoons that could be watched by kids and adults in a period of PC cartoons. LTS took risks well while keeping all the classic LT fun. Scooby Doo Mystery Inc too!
NGL, Jeff Bergman was at his absolute best in this series as both Bugs and Daffy. I'm really glad he returned to voice Bugs in Space Jam: A New Legacy.
One of my favorite bits from that entire series was where you catch the tail end of a conversation where Daffy says "and thats why I dont wear pants." The lack of comtext and everything made it much funnier than it should have been.
I remember when I was younger, thinking this show wouldn't be very successful for taking the Looney Tunes in this direction. But this show is still being discussed and appreciated to this day, and there a lot of great moments that I missed out on seeing back when the show was still airing.
Honestly this defined my childhood. While its a shame the series never got true closure I still remember it as a clever reintroduction to the characters in a unique environment that was different from what older fans where generally use to.
I can say honestly that I tried it and realized that it is not for me. I am one of those old buggers stuck in his ways who prefers his classic Looney Tunes. That said, I don't feel the need to hate on this even though I did not enjoy it. To me it is a wonderful thing to see the series continue to grow and adapt and keep bringing in new audiences who can learn to love these characters in ways we all have for decades.
The Looney Tunes Show was my childhood. I remembered watching it when it first aired on Cartoon Network when it was 10 and almost 11 years old. *sigh* Good times. I want to go back in time and be a little boy again.
I remember not really digging the show at first. Probably has something to do with the first batch of episodes showing signs that the writers were still figuring the identity of this incarnation of the series and going for not always interesting sitcom plots at first, like you said in the video. Maybe I should try giving the later episodes a chance. Judging from how people have been talking about it positively lately due to that Space Jam sequel making people talk about Looney Tunes again lately.
I would definitely recommend you watch the later episodes. They are fantastic but I do agree that the earlier episodes were some of the weakest but after that it was solid gold.
I’m personally confused as to why The Looney Tunes Show had a PG rating while Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated had a Y7 rating. Then I remember it had guns. Really need to revisit this show. Also I would’ve loved to have Kristen Wiig reprise her role as Lola in the new Space Jam. Maybe have Tina Russo appear with Zendaya voicing her.
Haven’t seen the new Space Jam movie yet, so I can’t say if Zendaya did a good job as Lola or not. But I was pretty skeptical when I heard she was going to play her because the only role I can remember her playing was MJ in the MCU Spider-Man movies and she wasn’t really an exciting character to watch in those movies.
I remember when this show was first being promoted and so many people already hating it and even though I was skeptical I was also optimistic. I never tuned in weekly for new episodes but I would watch reruns and genuinely enjoyed it. I liked how it was it’s own thing and not trying to be a copy of the original shorts (something which I noticed Warner bros is trying to do now and it’s not really working) I’m glad people are talking about this show again it really was ahead of it’s time
Daffy being the funniest character makes sense since the creators also did Duck Dodgers, which was an entirely Daffy-centric series ft. Porky. I wish people would talk about it more, it’s so underrated.
When the show came out I thought I was legit the only person who liked it. Even though it’s late, I’m just glad it’s getting the love it deserves as it’s own stand alone Looney Tunes show.
The thing about this show that really brings it together is that it’s SO funny! It’s one of the most quotable cartoons of all time for me, and I think it doesn’t get much credit for the impeccable humor. I just love it so much
I remember when this show was airing on TV. I never paid much attention to me as it didn’t interest me at that time. It wasn’t until they canceled it and started only playing re-runs when I finally gave it a shot. I remember laughing my ass off when I saw it most of the time. I sometimes watch clips on TH-cam and I still laugh my ass off even though I’m all grown up. I love this show (:
He did appear a few times in Wabbit/New Looney Tunes as a secret agent. He also made a cameo appearance in the Happy Birthday Bugs short for Looney Tunes Cartoons, but that's it. (The Annecy version of the short omits him).
@@AJ-xc4qe In the classic short "Wild over you" the running joke is that Pepe loves to get beat up and that's why he keeps chasing the WILD CAT, actually his schtick was subverted several times in the old shorts
Thanks for not using profanity in this one, man. It means a lot. I’ve been a fan of this series for a long time, so thanks for covering it. Kristen Wiig Lola is the only real Lola, you pervs.
I enjoyed the Show way more than i would have enjoyed the originals, never noticed a change in the artstyle until you mentioned it, i can only recall 1 episode that i have something to complain about. What a shame this didnt get more seasons. I cant believe some people actually flamed this back in the day.
This is one of the best incarnations of looney tunes and I’m so mad it got cancelled after S2 yet the worse show Wabbit (new looney tunes) got 3 seasons before it got cancelled
This show and a 11th birthday gift of Classic Looney Tunes DVD along with Space Jam and Back in Action introduced me to Looney Tunes when I was 10. I love the show so much that I was sad when it was off the air and didn't live a few more years but I am that people are giving a chance and appreciation again.
I was honestly bored as hell by the older cartoons as a kid. The Looney Tunes Show is pretty much the only version out of the entire franchise that I genuinely like.
@@slurpee4203 Even the original Roadrunner cartoons? I guess I can kind of see some of the original Porky or Daffy shorts, even Bugs, but the Coyote-Roadrunner shorts always get to me.
My family and I used to feel like the only people on earth who watched this show! I’ve been rewatching it and just as funny as I remember. Thanks for keeping its memory alive!
I used to love this show back in like 2012 when everyone hated it and it’s nice to see people acknowledging it for the show it is, and that actually makes me happy.
I think the Looney Tunes show is one of the greatest cartoons of all time, not just a great CN cartoon. It was hilarious and had me in stitches in almost every episode. Even the clips you included in this video, I laughed at all of them. That one insane episode where Lola becomes a nun, Daffy goes to the military, and Bugs and Porky getting peach chobbler was one of the craziest and most ridiculous occurences I've ever seen in a cartoon because of how absurd it all was and how it all compounded together and ended. My favorite episode. I wish they'd put it on Netflix or Hulu or something. Wait, is it on HBO Max?
Music credits!
0:02 I’m Not sure What the Track Name For This is - Space Jam Sega Saturn Game
0:37 I Know Our Fifth Player - Slamilton
1:37 Track 6 - Looney Tunes Sheep Raider
4:33 Neighborhood 1 - The Sims
6:09 Seinwave - Abelard
9:04 Neighborhood 2 - The Sims
11:55 Neighborhood 5 - The Sims
15:23 Track 1 - Looney Tunes Sheep Raider
17:13 Neighborhood 6 - The Sims
20:13 Neighborhood 7 - The Sims
One more thing: I edited out a small chunk of this video after it was uploaded because the criticisms it held didn’t sit right with me and didn’t hold up under my own scrutiny. I want to be transparent about the reasons behind this change, just in case it created any confusion.
Anyway, the next video will be a long awaited Test, you probably know the one.
Awesome
Happy 6year anniversary dude
Luv ur content nicktendo u should cover rabbits run I luv that movie and would love to see you talk about it
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what the name of the music at your end credits? :D 22:30
Forget Wonder Woman 1984, The Looney Tunes Show is the best thing where Kristin Wiig plays an anthropomorphic animal character that's part of an iconic franchise Warner Bros. owns. And that's not a joke.
WW84 sees Kirsten Wiig playing an anthropomorphic animal character that's part of an iconic franchise Warner Bros. owns??
@@lrgogo1517 Yes.
@@lrgogo1517 anthropomorphic animal character-Cheetah
part of an iconic franchise Warner Bros. owns-DC
SHE MADE LOLA. I don't care what anybody says. I mean Lola was the damn show.
I have a question
If Kirsten got a wig taken from her, would her Wiig be snatched?
Most modern Looney Tunes try to replicate the style of the classics but don't quite recapture the magic. The Looney Tunes Show works for me because it doesn't even try to be like the originals, and because of that, has a unique sense of humor that a lot of people remember fondly
While at the same time it actually looks great. Most of the reboots and new shows have that boring "thin line animation".
@@redpanda6497 ?
@@larniieplayz6285 What?
Same with Duck Dodgers. Wish they'd add that show to HBO Max already
@@redpanda6497 I know right? The new reboots focus on the cartoony classic and the thin line style isn't TOO pleasing to the eye compared to old cartoons. I personally like this version of the looney tunes because it wasn't over exaggerated and had somewhat relatable moments
I really do like this series. The suburban setting really helped with its dialogue-driven comedy.
Same here it was funny as hell sometimes
ℹ️ remember watching this show back when I was in high-school dog this was seriously underrated in my eyes.
Its honestly better than slapstick looney tunes no offense
This show was mad funny.
It makes so unique too
the looney tunes show was one of the first shows that when it ended, I actually noticed it and got depressed. Most shows before hand just ended and I went on with life didn’t think much of it. but the looney tunes show was one of the few cases where I actually noticed it and was thinking “ Man, that’s just weird. It was so good!” it really was a gem.
Samee! This and wander over yonder. They deserved better
It was a gem we all sadly ignored
I loved the show when it aired, as besides classic looney tunes shorts on boomerang, was my first proper introduction to the characters. It was ridiculously funny and it's also hilarious learning that some of the writers of mystery incorporated worked on the show, as I loved both of them when they were airing!
Such a good one but shows are for kids no there not
This show was so funny tbh
I feel like so many looney tunes properties have tried and failed to replicate the original s writing yet this does it's own thing and is so much better for it
Back In Action was pretty damn close. There's one thing you need to remember: Looney Tunes is not for kids. They're like the Muppets, it's always had humour that appeals to all ages.
One of the biggest reasons for the constant failure of replicating the originals is that they ALSO want to 'modernize' it. They were out the gate, face planting.
The newest show is pretty good
@@HeilRay yh. Looney tunes show did its own thing
@@myself5072
I wouldn’t say that was modernizing.
Felt like they had a plan where modernizing wasn’t the exact goal.
Felt like sitcom looney tunes which wasn’t done.
It's interesting how shows like this and Sonic Boom were hated when they launched but now looking back at it we're genuinely good
I didn’t see that much hate for Sonic Boom when it came out. There’s a few who disliked it but they were the minority and still dislike it
The ppl who hated sonic boom, I can understand since the games were AWFUL
@@pubbyd2262 the games shouldnt skew the opinion of the show
@@skibot9974 Unfortunately, we’re talking a cartoon in a gaming franchise…
And gamers are among some of the worst communities/fanbases in existence!
Trust me; I'm a gamer myself.
Sonic Boom only gained popularity because of the movies
It's still bad- it's as if the writers don't know what the Sonic crew was about. Which was friendship and adventure, even if this was a alternative world, I don't see myself watching this again unlike The Looney Tunes Show
Looney Tunes Show was something I always enjoyed and can see myself watching it again, because it's actually funny and they aren't randomly mean to eachother they have at least some hints thrown as to why they act the way they do, for example Daffy was this mean spirited towards Porky because Porky bullied him at highschool. To this day Daffy held a grudge against Porky, doesn't excuse his actions but it explains them far better than Sonic being an as* to Tails for no reason, doesn't sit well nor is it funny.
I enjoyed the show for being different in a very good way. Seeing bugs and daffy actually have a weird friendship. Seeing Daffy sometimes actually be competent and seeing Lola get a personality that drove Bugs insane was fun.
I agree with you. I loved The Looney Tunes Show and I can’t believe they cancelled it after only two seasons. I know that they did a couple of shows starring Bugs Bunny, but I didn’t care that much for them.
@@cooperwolfe5478 actually it wasn’t canceled it just ended on season 2
@@rememberthisname9965 Oh I’m sorry I just always thought that it was canceled, but either way there should’ve been more episodes.
@@rememberthisname9965...What?
It was witty, quick and had some slapstick with a more “human feel” with them being really down to earth
It was ahead of there time imagine what would have happened if they released it now
It had much more wit than a show like Brooklyn 99
I remember when The Looney Tunes Show first came out. It was actually one of the earliest pieces of Looney Tunes media that I experienced.
Me too!
Me three
Hahaha same
A Show Modernized? Reminds me of the new Scoobdy-Doo THing that JUST came out on YT and it looks pretty good and modernized.
Same with me.
I will never forgive Elmer Fudd who tried to screw a grilled cheese
what
*Gwilled Cheese
Honestly, I don't see it the way other people saw it. It didn't seem sexual but more like an extreme foodie thing.
Some people really are like that. But the way they had him in a robe was hilarious to me.
I think the humor of it was because Elmer was this well paid established news anchor, who had this weird habit that he probably kept to himself.
I was sad we never got to see an episode based on him. The Looney Tunes Show felt like an actual universe with so much untapped potential.
That's why he was always off screen.
@@ninjasonic16 if you pwease
Are we just gonna ignore the fact that Gossamer is voiced by the original Darwin Watterson?
Gossamer was 9
@@broken_sheep6622 close enough
I knew he sounded familiar
The poo man
Yes.
I’ve said this before about this show but I like how the characters cast a shadow on the background. Reminds me of cel animation and I think it’s cool
Yeah! The Simpsons did something similar when they transitioned from cel to digital animation before they went to HD.
@@NICKtendoReviews A Show Modernized? Reminds me of the new Scoobdy-Doo THing that JUST came out on YT and it looks pretty good and modernized.
@@nenmaster5218 bro. Mystery incorporated. This and it are goddamned brothers. And duck tales was the younger brother who loved both his older sibling and his father and wanted to be the best of both.
I love this version of Lola Bunny. She is hilarious.
She reminds me a little of Jillian from Family Guy.
Right?? They gave her a personality, and made her, well, looney. I'm so sick of writers refusing to let women be funny. Lola is treated like the other cast, which is how it should be.
Easily the best Lola. Not that she had much competition back then (Lola in Space Jam or Lola in Baby Looney Tunes) but still
Shes much better than Space Jam 2 Lola who isnt even a Looney tune. This Lola needs to be a mainstay.
Me too.
why is it that the early 2010s had some really good reboots that werent liked at the time but now beloved, there was this, thundercats, and tmnt.
I recall Thundercats 2011 being always liked.
As for Ninja Turtles it was more so having to follow up the 4kids show
@@skibot9974 thundercats 2011 wasnt really liked because of the different art style and some characters changes, i always loved it but at first a lot of fans didnt, most have come around to it though, either because of ho or them just realising how good it was
It’s similar to a lot of Early 2000s shows at the time, like with Teen Titans for example!
PanPizza mentioned this many many times but back when Teen Titans was first announced, everyone *HATED* it for its cutesy “anime chibi” style (since this was back when anime was in a big boom in terms of the American market) and it’s marketing of the first few episodes making people feel like it’s gonna be a dumb slice of life sitcom show with no story arc or action, it’s very trippy in retrospect haha!
Basically like he always says:
“Today’s hatred, tomorrow’s nostalgia”
@@PuffyBuffy thats very true and im glad these shows are being looked better apon now
"Cough" Ben 10 reboot "cough"
in my opinion I think the Looney Tunes show was the absolute best remake of a cartoon
they took all the great characters and perfectly adapted them into a new setting while stilling keeping the laughs and looneyness of the old times
AND CMON the looney tunes are the absolute best characters to be adapted into a sitcom
one of the best cartoons imo
I agree with you. I loved The Looney Tunes Show and I can’t believe they cancelled it after only two seasons. I know that they did a couple of shows starring Bugs Bunny, but I didn’t care that much for them.
We need a season 3 of this.
YES!!!!
Hopefully HBO Max revives it
Ughh well I’m tired of all the positive reviews this show has because I think the standards of the cartoon community have dropped so low due to the point where crappy shows like this are considered good
@@michaelmoss9198 No one asked
@@cozmactudioz9924
Lololol, right.
I remember hearing Hugh Davidson talk about The Looney Tunes Show on the Adult Swim podcast, and he mentioned some interesting things, like how he wasn’t worried about tarnishing the reputation of the Looney Tunes based on internal use in the Warner offices, his thought of cancellation being tied to him and his team beginning work on Mike Tyson Mysteries, and he even mentions that he thought that the show would’ve been more popular/successful if the show had a laugh-track to “tell the kids when it was funny”.
It’s a very interesting listen, definitely recommend checking it out. Great video as always, Nick!
That’s pretty interesting to know!
I porsanally think a laugh track would've taken away from the show
@@broken_sheep6622 yea. It would have definitely made the younger audience enjoy the show better but regarding future proofing its good they didn’t
Maybe it was just a time slot thing…
The issue is that they targeted younger audiences, but it more easily works as an all-age show. So if it aired at around the crossover point between daytime and prime time TV (the point where cartoons stop for the day and we transition into family programs), it might have done better. Especially since much of the older demographic would be watching a new take on something they likely grew up with.
Where's that interview? I tried looking it up but couldn't find it anywhere.
“Daffy’s not your boyfriend! I’m daffy’s boyfriend!”
"IM NOT YOUR BOYFRIEND!" - Purple bunny bear cat thing
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@@HeilRay Cartoon Network classic
12:37 ?
“Say that again.”
Honestly I think it’s hilarious that we have a show where Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck are like Jerry Seinfeld and George Costanza.
Yosemite is Kramer
También son como leonard hobstater y Sheldon Cooper
I’m so happy that more people are discovering The Looney Tunes Show now. I thought it was incredibly underrated when it first came out. I know we won’t get a reboot or a new season, but at least we are able to appreciate what we had.
Its interesting that some of the same people behind this is also behind Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated. They’re so similar, they both aired around the same time, put the leads in a suburban type setting, was way under appreciated and is now getting a cult following, was cancelled after 2 seasons
NO WAY! Both of those are my top 6 kids cartoons and i loved them for their similar animation n aesthetic. That explains it!
@@moonwalker1155 SAME I love them both so much it’s crazy to me more people don’t like them
I find it amazing how the show put several cartoon characters from a slapstick, sketch-based comedy and made it work with a sitcom structure. It adds a lot of personality for the characters in a mundane setting while going togerher with the rather absurd sitcom humor.
Yeah, I agree!! And that's why I will be forever saddened and heartbroken that there seem to be _no great slice-of-life fanfics of this show on AO3..._ :'3.
i especially enjoyed the Melody Melodies, Road Runner & Wile E Coyote shorts...god i miss my childhood...
I'm glad this series has a gained a cult following and hopefully this video brings the show back to life like how the Clone high video did. I believe it. Thank you nicktendo
Me 2. I hope HBO Max revives it
@@justintareq9828 hopefully
They don't usually do that for reboots though
I find it interesting how Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run is the only Looney Tunes movie (regardless of the format it was released in) to be released in the 2010s, coming out in 2015. I mean, there were a few Looney Tunes movies in the 1990s and 2000s, but the live action hybrids got the theatrical release while the animated ones were on DVD (with the 2006 Christmas movie being the last movie released before Rabbits Run).
Wb neglect
It’s also the only Looney tunes movie that doesn’t involve live action since 1991.
I remember the Looney tunes Christmas movie I haven't seen it in years tho
Bro this got uploaded as soon I started getting back into this show
@@GONZØ-d6h okay?
Look here mister, the gwilled cheese song defined my life for a solid month and I stand by my childish opinion.
Facts
Gwiwwed cheeeeeeeeese if you pweaaaaase
I remember this show was advertised while the movie Back in action was playing on cartoon Network, the only commercials were the cgi coyote and roadrunner short.
I remember that bumper commercial back in 2009/2010
@@Andres-TM so I was right.
I did not know about "Slamilton" until this video, and I'm disappointed I didn't learn of it sooner.
This was easily one of my favorite shows on Cartoon Network.
The greatest thing the new Looney Tunes Show did was outright admit that Daffy Duck is sociopathic and not be afraid to play that up, it was just hilarious to me and even to thia day I watch Daffy Duck compilations on TH-cam, not of the original show but of this one and it never gets old.
Loved this show. Like a blend of Seinfeld and Looney tunes. Hope it makes a come back eventually
As someone who actually watched and kept up with this show when it first came out, I’m so glad it’s getting more recognition and almost becoming something of a cult classic
I’ve watched looney tunes my whole life. I’m one of the biggest fans you’ll ever meet. I watched every version of these characters there ever was and I truly believe this show is the best version of looney tunes hands down. I don’t care what anyone says! Every bit of this show is so well done from, plots and character development, to designs and animation quality, and every joke hits so well it makes the show perfect for adults and children alike. That all being said it’s an incredibly underrated matter piece and one of the greatest shows period. I only hope it gets it’s full respect someday.
I LOVE this show! It was surprisingly more adult without being raunchy or unnecessary with alot of the jokes🤣🙌🙌🙌
Lol and I remember they used to roast each other more then the old Looney tunes shorts 😂
Yup and i loved it
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@@kuromifytheworld008 reddit moment
when Bugs called Daffy a sociopath and a sexist 💀
that was so absurd, I didn't know any of those words as a 12 yr old, doesn't help that I speak limited English too 😂
I wish they aired it more and on weekdays tbh
It aired on 11pm weekends in my country so I only got to watch it when I'm staying up 😭
Whenever I would rewatch this series, Casa de Calma was always the episode that I had mixed feelings on, compared the the rest of the series it felt so out of place, but seeing that it was just a rework of the original pitch makes so much more sense. And I'm glad this shows finally getting the recognition it deserves, I love this show
I love how each character on this show always has a drop shadow, it’s like they’re trying to replicate the feel of cel animation
Literally just rewatched the entire series last month! Daffy is an icon
As a kid whose main knowledge going into this show was baby looney tunes, i had no expectations going in and i really liked it. I would watch every episode multiple times and was dissapointed at the lack of a proper ending
Ah the looney tunes show, a show we all regret not watching when it was new. The way it was advertised made it look awful, in my opinion.
Nah I don’t, i loved it from the second it came on as a kid, i was like its only fan and even played the flash game on the website.
It was literally the only cartoon that i could watch with my dad so i hold it very close to my heart.
I’m glad that its finally catching on, but i just wonder where all you people were when i need y’all the most 😭😭😭
@@theradionicrevival8068 a gem indeed
Me and my twin brother always used to dance to the pizzariba song
I watched it when I was younger and I loved it
I actually caught the first season or so back in 2011 and then didn't catch it on after that. I think life just got in the way and was no longer able to watch so I missed everything after that.
At least WB is willing to experiment with the Looney Tunes. Can you imagine Disney making a sitcom with Mickey Mouse and co? Try watching an episode of the LTS and in your mind replace Bugs and Daffy with Mickey And Donald.
Disney did make sitcoms with Goofy and Donald and even parody those shows in DuckTales 2017
@@AJ-xc4qe yeah but both aren’t technically traditional sitcoms like the loony tunes show is
Imagine the "KNOW YOUR ROLE" bit with Mickey and Donald lmao
house of mouse was sort of like that
The Mickey Mouse shorts are the result of experimenting, when they first got announced people hated (some still do to this day) but then they started winning Emmys and Annie’s let and right. It’s the the only Mickey Cartoon that gives Mickey a personality
This show is my favorite Looney tunes anything, I remember when this show first aired and was getting tons of promotion. I’m super nostalgic towards it and honestly wish it had more seasons.
I’m in the same boat as you. This was a fantastic show and I wish that it had gotten more seasons. If you don’t mind me asking who is your favorite Looney Tune from the show.
Yeah dude there should have been at least be 3 seasons or more
@@lxfcrt4971 Yeah I agree there are enough characters in the Looney Tunes franchise the possibilities were endless.
@@cooperwolfe5478 I actually liked Bugs the most because he wasn’t a overpowered character who bested everyone, he still had his charm but was more human if that makes sense. In the old tunes he would outsmart everyone and couldn’t be stopped. However in TLTS he was more humbled and sometimes would get the short ends of the stick, I like how everyone was on a even playing field.
@@lazymorris5293 Yeah I agree. My two favorite characters were Marvin and Porky. But I loved all of them, although I thought Lola could be annoying at times.
The Loony Toon Show is underrated
Man, I wish they'd have more seasons. I binged it and daffy had me in tears
i loved this show. "Syracuse.. that's a basketball school" will always be one of my favorite lines
I had “syracuse slander” written in my notes for this video. I had no clue how to work it in.
I remember watching this and really liking Lola and Daffy and really hating most of the songs.
It's really weird to hear someone say "it was a product of it's time" about a show from 2011, though it makes sense here of course.
Si a excepción de pato lucas el hechicero las demás parecían solo relleno para alargar el programa
The Looney Tunes show was my ‘I came looking for copper and I found Gold’ show and I watched every episode when it aired. Season 2 was a real reward because they really hit their stride!
Very well written with so many golden moments, and jokes and just great television. It was one of the last sarcastic, witty and ‘edgy’ cartoons that could be watched by kids and adults in a period of PC cartoons. LTS took risks well while keeping all the classic LT fun.
Scooby Doo Mystery Inc too!
The looney tunes show will always be a masterpiece
It’s amazing how the two best modernisations of classic cartoons, This and Mystery Incorporated, came out at the same time
NGL, Jeff Bergman was at his absolute best in this series as both Bugs and Daffy. I'm really glad he returned to voice Bugs in Space Jam: A New Legacy.
No, Eric Bauza voice Bugs in Space Jam: A New Legacy.
Finally you’re talking about this show one of my favorite shows ever!
One of my favorite bits from that entire series was where you catch the tail end of a conversation where Daffy says "and thats why I dont wear pants." The lack of comtext and everything made it much funnier than it should have been.
This was one of my favorite Cartoon Network shows as a kid. My dad loved it and we’d watch it together.
I remember when I was younger, thinking this show wouldn't be very successful for taking the Looney Tunes in this direction. But this show is still being discussed and appreciated to this day, and there a lot of great moments that I missed out on seeing back when the show was still airing.
Honestly this defined my childhood. While its a shame the series never got true closure I still remember it as a clever reintroduction to the characters in a unique environment that was different from what older fans where generally use to.
I can say honestly that I tried it and realized that it is not for me. I am one of those old buggers stuck in his ways who prefers his classic Looney Tunes. That said, I don't feel the need to hate on this even though I did not enjoy it. To me it is a wonderful thing to see the series continue to grow and adapt and keep bringing in new audiences who can learn to love these characters in ways we all have for decades.
Same
Honestly that’s fine, you have it a fair shot and your being civil about this too.
Can’t ask for more really.
So glad this show finally got the love it always deserved, it’s just unfortunate we never got a third season!!
The Looney Tunes Show was my childhood. I remembered watching it when it first aired on Cartoon Network when it was 10 and almost 11 years old.
*sigh* Good times. I want to go back in time and be a little boy again.
The "Senfield" Of Animation.
Loved watching this and Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated growing up
I remember not really digging the show at first. Probably has something to do with the first batch of episodes showing signs that the writers were still figuring the identity of this incarnation of the series and going for not always interesting sitcom plots at first, like you said in the video.
Maybe I should try giving the later episodes a chance. Judging from how people have been talking about it positively lately due to that Space Jam sequel making people talk about Looney Tunes again lately.
I would definitely recommend you watch the later episodes. They are fantastic but I do agree that the earlier episodes were some of the weakest but after that it was solid gold.
The Looney Tunes Show will always be one of the greatest shows of all time.
I’m personally confused as to why The Looney Tunes Show had a PG rating while Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated had a Y7 rating. Then I remember it had guns.
Really need to revisit this show.
Also I would’ve loved to have Kristen Wiig reprise her role as Lola in the new Space Jam. Maybe have Tina Russo appear with Zendaya voicing her.
That is actually more fitting for Zendaya!! Really wish they did that!
Lol dude I remember there was a regular show episode where they had guns
@@monkeystuff661 guns were always in regular show
Haven’t seen the new Space Jam movie yet, so I can’t say if Zendaya did a good job as Lola or not. But I was pretty skeptical when I heard she was going to play her because the only role I can remember her playing was MJ in the MCU Spider-Man movies and she wasn’t really an exciting character to watch in those movies.
I mean Annie Mumolo or Jennifer Esposito should be the voice of Tina Russo. Because they really captured her personality and her accent.
The way Lola said "say that again" it was so unhinged 😅 great delivery from her voice actor
Honestly, the season 1/pitch pilot designs are some of my favorite designs of the looney tunes in the franchise! I just enjoy how stylized they are
I think there my favourite designs of the characters. Eat your heart out looney tunes cartoons.
This show was a decade ahead of it's time. People hated it when it came out but now it's gaining a lot of traction
I remember when this show was first being promoted and so many people already hating it and even though I was skeptical I was also optimistic. I never tuned in weekly for new episodes but I would watch reruns and genuinely enjoyed it. I liked how it was it’s own thing and not trying to be a copy of the original shorts (something which I noticed Warner bros is trying to do now and it’s not really working) I’m glad people are talking about this show again it really was ahead of it’s time
We all owe the creators of this show an apology.
I'd love it to come back since I'm 20 now
Y’ALL do, I enjoyed this show from day 1.
not ALL
True
Daffy being the funniest character makes sense since the creators also did Duck Dodgers, which was an entirely Daffy-centric series ft. Porky. I wish people would talk about it more, it’s so underrated.
Their character developments are what's great as the show goes on. I hope they continue the series one day.
as much as I'd LOVED Space JAM A New Legacy and still find The Looney Tunes Show to be the most Underrated Show that Looney Tunes had ever provided
ahh! Ive beeen rewatching this lately! Its such a great show, im glad people are talking about it again
When the show came out I thought I was legit the only person who liked it. Even though it’s late, I’m just glad it’s getting the love it deserves as it’s own stand alone Looney Tunes show.
“Time heals all wounds”
Not this time daffy, not this time.
The thing about this show that really brings it together is that it’s SO funny! It’s one of the most quotable cartoons of all time for me, and I think it doesn’t get much credit for the impeccable humor. I just love it so much
Seriously Nicktendo review Rabbits Run! I see no one talk about it and I liked it
I remember when this show was airing on TV. I never paid much attention to me as it didn’t interest me at that time. It wasn’t until they canceled it and started only playing re-runs when I finally gave it a shot. I remember laughing my ass off when I saw it most of the time. I sometimes watch clips on TH-cam and I still laugh my ass off even though I’m all grown up. I love this show (:
I think The Looney Tunes show is probably the last time we’ll ever get to see Pepe le Pew in a Looney Tunes property
Maybe if Pepe Le Pew was treated like Johnny Bravo with the women he's flirting with causing cartoonish violence against him, it'd be fine. Idk
He did appear a few times in Wabbit/New Looney Tunes as a secret agent. He also made a cameo appearance in the Happy Birthday Bugs short for Looney Tunes Cartoons, but that's it. (The Annecy version of the short omits him).
Don’t worry, with the way the fans are reacting to the news of the character, they’ll eventually put him back into future projects.
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A lot of his classic shorts ended with the tables being turned on him.
@@AJ-xc4qe In the classic short "Wild over you" the running joke is that Pepe loves to get beat up and that's why he keeps chasing the WILD CAT,
actually his schtick was subverted several times in the old shorts
Thanks for not using profanity in this one, man. It means a lot. I’ve been a fan of this series for a long time, so thanks for covering it.
Kristen Wiig Lola is the only real Lola, you pervs.
I enjoyed the Show way more than i would have enjoyed the originals, never noticed a change in the artstyle until you mentioned it, i can only recall 1 episode that i have something to complain about. What a shame this didnt get more seasons. I cant believe some people actually flamed this back in the day.
The Sheep Raider (Sheep Dog 'n' Wolf) game soundtrack in the background was a very nice touch
The show is honestly my childhood, especially the merrie melodies, and the road runner shows. It’s my childhood and I still love it.
This is one of the best incarnations of looney tunes and I’m so mad it got cancelled after S2 yet the worse show Wabbit (new looney tunes) got 3 seasons before it got cancelled
One of my favorite shows such great writing
I’ve been currently rewatching this series the last couple days
BTW, the same writing crew who did this, Davidson, Hugh and Ramras would then create Mike Tyson Mysteries.
That makes so much sense, no wonder I find both so funny
This show and a 11th birthday gift of Classic Looney Tunes DVD along with Space Jam and Back in Action introduced me to Looney Tunes when I was 10. I love the show so much that I was sad when it was off the air and didn't live a few more years but I am that people are giving a chance and appreciation again.
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Never in my life would I thought that Daffy Duck would say the words “Robert Downey Jr”.
I hope that The Looney Tunes Show returns one day.
This is probably the most underrated show I've ever seen, hilarious and forgotten
I was honestly bored as hell by the older cartoons as a kid. The Looney Tunes Show is pretty much the only version out of the entire franchise that I genuinely like.
Why don’t you like the classics?
@@megasystem8473 for me personally, i don’t find them funny
Thats pretty much me entire experience with the Ducktales reboot
@@slurpee4203 Even the original Roadrunner cartoons? I guess I can kind of see some of the original Porky or Daffy shorts, even Bugs, but the Coyote-Roadrunner shorts always get to me.
@@jaxonwoods8181 i mean i might giggle a little bit but I’ve never really laughed at it😭
My family and I used to feel like the only people on earth who watched this show! I’ve been rewatching it and just as funny as I remember. Thanks for keeping its memory alive!
I used to love this show back in like 2012 when everyone hated it and it’s nice to see people acknowledging it for the show it is, and that actually makes me happy.
This was one of the most underrated shows of all time. It makes me happy to see that people are going back and appreciating it.
"Porky was Sylvester's Owner" That's because in the early episodes, with the first inroduction of the two characters, Porky was Sylvesters owner
Keep it up on your work and this channel
the looney tunes show is a jewel "bugs bunny" tells you
I think the Looney Tunes show is one of the greatest cartoons of all time, not just a great CN cartoon. It was hilarious and had me in stitches in almost every episode. Even the clips you included in this video, I laughed at all of them. That one insane episode where Lola becomes a nun, Daffy goes to the military, and Bugs and Porky getting peach chobbler was one of the craziest and most ridiculous occurences I've ever seen in a cartoon because of how absurd it all was and how it all compounded together and ended. My favorite episode. I wish they'd put it on Netflix or Hulu or something. Wait, is it on HBO Max?
This show was underrated because it was marketed to kids despite actually being more relatable to adults.
This show was always fantastic, glad people are seeing the light