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Baby Prissy, Baby Marc Antony, and Baby Penelope appear in the songs, "Down by the Cage", "Paws and Feathers", and "Vive Le Pew", respectively.

Several other Looney Tunes characters except Speedy Gonzales and Goofy Gophers have made cameos over the course of the show's run, mainly as guest spots or during songs.

This made it much easier for a show to be produced and released on Warner's channels, and was subsequently put into production. While the content was toned down and simplified, it was relatively the same idea.Īlso occurring in 2000, Warner decided to make the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies library exclusive to fellow Time Warner properties, specifically Cartoon Network. It further solidified the idea of a fully-fledged series focusing on the Baby Looney Tunes, especially after Warner's previous announcement.

and Baby Road Runner and containing the logo in its credits. This was mostly for simplification purposes and so that previous products under that title would still be viable.Īdditionally, " Little Go Beep" was released in 2000 featuring Baby Wile E. Songs released on a 1997 CD would later be used as "music video" segments in the show.Īt the end of that same year, the show was announced under the title Lil' Looney Critters, but in April of 1999, the name was changed to Baby Looney Tunes. They were more or less the same general design as they would later appear in the series, even down to the logo of the show itself. In the late 90s, companies like Tyco and Dakin released a set of merchandise featuring baby Looney Tunes characters under the name "Looney Tunes Lovables".

They are cared for by Granny in the first season and, in the second season, go out on field trips with Floyd Minton, her nephew.ĭue to the show's younger target demographic of pre-schoolers, the show had to deal with much stricter content regulations to comply with the TV-Y rating and therefore doesn't rely on slapstick violence and visual gags, for which the classic Looney Tunes shorts are famous, unlike previous TV spin-offs such as Tiny Toon Adventures, Taz-Mania, and The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries instead, the show focused more on real world problems and morals to which children could relate, such as sharing, understanding emotions, and playing with others.īaby Looney Tunes was a show several years in the making. The show features toddler versions of the Looney Tunes characters.