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| - Bugs 'N Daffy is American Televison Series From Warner Bros. Classic Animation.
- Bugs 'n Daffy was the first show on Kids' WB! featuring Looney Tunes films, and was initially just That's Warner Bros.! with a different name and theme song. However, in the four seasons, the first new season after Time Warner merger with Sesame Workshop, 65 old episodes for the show were produced, this time mixing in Looney Tunes films from before 1930s to 1980s, which did being distributed to television by Turner previously..
- Warner Bros. Presents Bugs 'n Daffy, usually referred as Bugs 'n Daffy, is an American animated television series created by Darrell Van Citters and produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Amblin Entertainment. It began production in 1993, the same year Animaniacs premiered on Fox Kids, to premiere a new series for fans of the popular Looney Tunes franchise. The series was originally meant to premiere on Cartoon Network in 1993, but the series had to take two years until the series could premiere. The series finally premiered on the new Warner Bros. television network on January 13, 1995, with the first pilot episode titled The Looney Tunes Beginning premiering as a prime-time special. This series is known as one of Kids' WB!'s popular and longest-running Cartoon Cartoons. The series' most-
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| - Warner Bros. Presents Bugs 'n Daffy, usually referred as Bugs 'n Daffy, is an American animated television series created by Darrell Van Citters and produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Amblin Entertainment. It began production in 1993, the same year Animaniacs premiered on Fox Kids, to premiere a new series for fans of the popular Looney Tunes franchise. The series was originally meant to premiere on Cartoon Network in 1993, but the series had to take two years until the series could premiere. The series finally premiered on the new Warner Bros. television network on January 13, 1995, with the first pilot episode titled The Looney Tunes Beginning premiering as a prime-time special. This series is known as one of Kids' WB!'s popular and longest-running Cartoon Cartoons. The series' most-popular in-house animation studio, Chuck Jones Productions, ended their animation tenure on Bugs 'n Daffy after the death of Chuck Jones, in early 2002, as Chuck Jones' animation company was planning on creating 10 new Bugs 'n Daffy episodes that would be their last before they left the studio to work on more projects, more recently the new Looney Tunes cartoon, Daffy Duck for President. On Friday, February 22, 2002, Bugs 'n Daffy aired a special episode dedicated to Chuck Jones, featuring Chuck's most-memorable cartoon shorts. This series is the first predecessor of the Looney Tunes original animated series produced by Warner Bros. Animation as well as being the first to star Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, the next series is the newest animated series Looney Tunes Laff Riot This series is notable that, even though Steven Spielberg is the executive producer of the series, it does not bear the Steven Spielberg Presents label like other Spielberg-produced cartoons, such as Animaniacs and Tiny Toon Adventures. The next Looney Tunes series, Looney Tunes Laff Riot, produced by Spielberg and Sam Register, bears the Steven Spielberg Presents label.
- Bugs 'N Daffy is American Televison Series From Warner Bros. Classic Animation.
- Bugs 'n Daffy was the first show on Kids' WB! featuring Looney Tunes films, and was initially just That's Warner Bros.! with a different name and theme song. However, in the four seasons, the first new season after Time Warner merger with Sesame Workshop, 65 old episodes for the show were produced, this time mixing in Looney Tunes films from before 1930s to 1980s, which did being distributed to television by Turner previously..
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