Baby Looney Tunes

Baby Looney Tunes is an American animated television series depicting toddler versions of Looney Tunes characters. It was produced by Warner Bros. Animation. The series focused on real world problems and morals that children may relate to, such as sharing, understanding emotions, and playing with others. The Looney Tunes babies first live with Granny, but starting in the second season, were cared for by babysitter Floyd, Granny's nephew.

Why It Can Do It The Baby Looney Tunes Way

1. The designs for the Loonies as babies are cute.
2. Even if this show is for a preschool audience, It can be enjoying for some older kids too.
3. They has some charm for the original Looney Tunes as well but those were shown briefly since it is a preschool show.
4. Good episodes like:
   • A Secret Tweet (Which was the pilot episode, and a great way to start the series)
   • I Strain (a clever parody of preschool shows)
   • Who Said That? (An actually funny episode)
   • Firehouse Frolics (Which was the series finale and a good way to wrap up the show on a high note)
5. The animation looks great, especially in some episodes like: School Daze, Things that goes Bugs in The Night, and More.
6. The backgrounds looks lighter in Season 1 but in Season 2 it got darker, making Granny's house look completely different from Season 1. But it's still good.
7. Season 2 also introduced to a new character Floyd who was also likable.
8. The songs (parodies of Mother Goose's Nursery Rhymes) are pretty good and can be pretty catchy (despite being butchered.
   • The theme song is also decent.
9. Good lessons to be taught.
10. It doesn’t try to cash in on trends and treats the audience well.
11. It's still better than Loonatics Unleashed despite being somewhat unfaithful to the original Looney Tunes.

Bad Qualities

1. The education value can be grating at some points.
2. They do have some mediocre episodes like:
   • Takers Keepers
   • Daffy Did It!
   • Time Out! (Which, not everybody will agree on this, could be considered a torture episode for Bugs, Daffy and Taz since they got in timeout for accidentally breaking a clock, so Granny has to extend their timeout even longer when they're trying to fix the clock for her)
3. Some toilet humor here and there, but it's not as often.
4. Taz is portrayed as a complete crybaby and his crying can get annoying.
5. The backgrounds for Season 2, while a decent change, are kinda weak.
6. For unknown reasons, Porky Pig who is one of the main and most important characters in Looney Tunes (as much as Bugs and Daffy) does not appear at any of the episodes.
7. Melissa and Petunia were abruptly introduced midway through the first season with no introduction.
8. Similar to Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, this show may have misled some people into thinking that Looney Tunes is only for young children, which is totally not true, considering it nearly started a century ago as of now.
9. It isn’t really faithful to the original Looney Tunes, as it mostly throws out its original premise in favor of a new one, although the new idea isn’t terrible, but still.

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