Welcome to the Baby Looney Tunes guide at TV.com
Here they come, they're the Looney Tunes as little ol' pre-schoolers and they're ready to learn and are still packed to make you laugh. The Baby Looney Tunes are classified as the best-rated young children's show currently and is going... more »
Welcome to the Baby Looney Tunes guide at TV.com
Here they come, they're the Looney Tunes as little ol' pre-schoolers and they're ready to learn and are still packed to make you laugh. The Baby Looney Tunes are classified as the best-rated young children's show currently and is going for the record to even make history. Since the Looney Tunes are babies now they are sure to make you laugh, play and sing along. In this series you will see some famous faces such as Bugs Bunny, Lola Bunny, Daffy Duck, Taz and Sylvester and many others. The Baby Looney Tunes are very curious and ready to learn from their elderly Granny. Prepare to get your funny bone tickled! Many think that Baby Looney Tunes is like a newer version of the Emmy-Award Winning series Muppet Babies, created by Jim Henson.
Baby Looney Tunes has inspired the first of many shows to come to Cartoon Network that are appropriate for children. Baby Looney Tunes is humorous, but children always learn lessons about life from the two part stories in all 53 half hour episodes. Whether they learn about friendship, stealing, or cooperation by the time the ending credits come on your child will have learned a life lasting lesson. Kids also enjoy singing along to the two minute song in between each episode. Watch these kinds of shows with your kids are baby sister or brother now because before you know it they will be on their own.
The second season of the show introduced many new things to the viewers. Granny no longer takes care of the babies on her own. In fact the babies are now almost completely taken care of by Floyd, Granny's nephew. In the new season the babies are out of diapers and into their toddler years. The episodes of the second season focus more on issues that toddlers face such as their first experience to the market or museum and how to deal with bullies. All episodes in the second season takes place out side of the nursery and the kids are learning things about the world. Although the babies are now toddlers they always will be the cute little buddies we have grown to love.
Other Looney Tunes spin-offs
Loonatics
The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show
Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries
Tiny Toon Adventures
Taz-Mania
The Bugs 'n' Daffy Show
The Daffy Duck Show (1978)
The Daffy Duck Show (1996)
The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
The Road Runner Show
The Bugs Bunny Show
The Porky Pig Show
Duck Dodgers
On July, 4, 2005 Baby Looney Tunes was added to U.S Boomerang at 6:00 P.M. The show now airs on Cartoon Network at 9:30 A.M and Boomerang at 6:00 P.M.
Characters:
Baby Bugs - When Bugs grows up he's going to be quick-witted, streetwise, supremely self-aware and into living the good life. But right now, Bugs is only a kid and just learning to do the things and have the attitudes that will make him a star. Winning is by no means certain. Yet even now, he already exhibits the innate spunk and cockiness that make him a born leader, even if he' s not yet sure he has all the right answers.
Baby Lola - The biggest dreamer of the gang, Lola thinks bigger and explores farther than anyone else. Always trying to prove her mettle, she's often the first to charge in, only to find she's a bit beyond her depth. As demonstrative emotionally as she is physically, Lola regularly hits the highest peaks and suffers the steepest drops on the roller coaster ride of childhood.
Baby Daffy - Daffy wants things his way — all the time! Completely self-involved, he is a frequent source of trouble for Bugs and the gang. If there's a mistake to be made or a wrong decision to be decided, Daffy does it, and in the end usually learns his lesson.
Baby Sylvester - Even surrounded by friends, Sylvester is a lost kitten. He is the most easily frightened of the group and sometimes more self-absorbed than Daffy. He is eternally pessimistic, hungry for all the good things childhood has to offer — nowhere near enough of which are his. Sylvester often feels like he's getting the short end of the stick, and therefore is frequently looking to play an angle to get what he wants.
Baby Taz - Taz is pure id. His emotions are full "on" or full "off" — happy, sad, angry... or asleep. Easily distracted by anything more fun and colorful, he's simple and good of heart, with none of the meanness or brutishness of his adult counterpart. His speech patterns are a bit limited, though — think a two-year-old caveman.
Baby Tweety - Representing the simple, pure heart of childhood, Tweety is filled with the optimism of someone who believes that dreams can come true. Sweet, kind and caring, his heart is on the surface. With Tweety, what you see is what you get. Sympathetic and empathetic, he often acts as translator of Taz's emotional "pre-language."
Granny - Beneath a bun of white hair, Granny is the Mother Yoda of the young set. She knows when to let the kids make their own mistakes and when to actively help them. She's always ahead of them, but rarely lets them know it. Often a bookend and catalyst for the kids' adventures, she loves them dearly, but gives them room to grow.
Floyd - Floyd is Granny's nephew. He now takes care of the babies along with Granny's watch-ful eye. Floyd has many things to teach the toddlers, but they also have many new things to teach him. In fact Floyd often tries different teachings and lessons through his book, but that often fails and the toddlers give him a first-hand experience.
Did ya' know?
Did you know that all the people who voice for the Baby Looney Tunes are all Canadian and that the show is recorded in Vancouver, Canada. Except Granny who records in Sherman Oaks, CA?
Did ya' know that in season two of Baby Looney Tunes that animation is darker and the babies are being taken care of by Floyd?
Did ya' know Floyd is Granny's nephew?
Did ya' know that in season two Petunia has black hair and hoofs?
Did ya' know that in season two of Baby Looney Tunes the babies are now toddlers?
Did ya' know that in the series Baby Looney Tunes it stars the classic Looney Tune characters as babies?
Did ya' know that the voice of Granny is the same one from the original series!?
Theme Song
Hey, there everybody it's a looney-full day,
To have a little fun the Baby Looney Tunes way,
There's lots to do at Granny's house games to play and balls to bounce. So come one over and shout hooray!
There's Sylvester,
Bugs,
and Daffy
Taz and
Lola too,
Tweety such a sweety,
Now all we need is you!
Hey there everybody it's a looney-full day to play the Baby Looney Tunes way.
In Spring of 2005 Baby Looney Tunes will be brought back with all new episodes! 13 to be specific.
Baby Looney Tunes is now part of a new programming block called Tickle U. This "block" includes shows such as Krypto The Superdog, Baby Looney Tunes, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) and much much more! It is designed for the the youngsters who are too young to go to school or for the many people who love these shows. It is like the Cartoon Network version of Nick Jr. Aimed at kids 2-5, the franchise will feature newly developed and acquired series hosted by Marty, an adult with a big heart and a kid's unlimited imagination. From his bright and slightly askew workshop (where he can build and fix anything), Marty will inspire kids to sing along, play and laugh with him and his characters.
Baby Looney Tunes has been very successful in merchandise since it was introduced a few years ago.less «
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