Tiny Toon Adventures

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Tiny Toon Adventures is basically a kid-version of the classic''Warner Bros. cartoon stars and their cartoons. This show is hosted by''Buster and Babs Bunny (No relation!) and their friends Plucky''Duck, an egotistical power crazy duck much like Daffy Duck, and Hamton''Pig, a shy, kind-hearted pig with low self-esteem but just like Porky''Pig, but is a Neat Freak. The toons are constantly terrorized by Dizzy Devil, a purple''version of Taz; Elmyra Duff, a dangerously childish, animal loving freak''of nature which makes any animal who comes near her run; and lastly, we''have rich kid Montana Max, who goes by the philosophy that rich people never pay and hates everyone and everything.

The toons get their''vast cartoon smarts from the Acme Looniversity school, with the famous Warner Bros. cartoon stars as teachers. The school also had a rival as well,''Perfecto Prep., a school with a reputation of cheating characters. Tiny''Toon Adventures was a treasure trove of pop-culture cliches and paid''homage to many of the classic Warner Bros. cartoons of yore.

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S 3 :  Ep 28 Aired 9/9/92
S 3 :  Ep 27 Aired 5/28/95
S 3 :  Ep 26 Aired 4/17/94
S 3 :  Ep 25
S 3 :  Ep 24 Aired 2/12/93

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  • A Great Way To Commemorate Bugs Bunny's Debut.

    10
    "Perfect"
    By Dawalk86, Oct 25, 2011 Report Abuse
    It's among the best shows to emerge from Warner Bros. Animation. I learned some facts about it that I probably still never would have if it weren't for the Wikipedia article, like about how this was originally intended to be a movie. Also, this series was created to coincide with and commemorate what was at the time this premiered, the 50th anniversary of Bugs Bunny's first short, "A Wild Hare". This is just such a brilliantly well-done cartoon.
    One of the reasons why I've always loved Tiny Toons is because of GoGo DoDo, who is my most favorite character. He's the definitive, quintessential rep of animation and the ways he provides that coming from him cartoonish realm of Wackyland are what make him so cool. And he's got to be the most cartoonish of the cast. I like how there's been some episodes that hark back to a common theme of the classic era Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts (e.g. the "Hollywood Plucky" episode being a homage to and reminiscent of "Hollywood Steps Out", "Daffy Duck In Hollywood", "I Ought To Be In Pictures", etc.) and here are some interesting things about which I thought. Such as how the ghost from one of the "Return To The Acme Acres Zone" segments could be the successor of the ghost from the "Jeepers Creepers" short; whereas Furball was silent (save for the typical cat sounds) throughout most of the program's run and spoke rarely, how often Sylvester did and didn't speak was reversed, as he was known for talking more often than not and the few featurettes in which he appeared with him having no lines; and episodes that featured the '30s characters Bosko, Honey, Foxy, Roxy and Goopy Geer were my introduction to them. I wouldn't see any of their cartoons until years later and I didn't know until coming across the history behind Bosko and Honey on the net that they had designs differing from those in the episode in which they appeared, "Fields of Honey".
    Anyway, to fill in the info for those who may be reading this and are new to the show, it's about a group of younger cartoon characters who aspire to follow in the footsteps of the Looney Tunes characters and learn how to be funny by attending a cartoon comedy school known as Acme Looniversity (or Acme Loo). Among the attendants and their idols who are staffed there are Buster and Babs Bunny (who are fans of Bugs), Plucky Duck (fan of Daffy), Hamton Pig (fan of Porky) and more. Most of the cast aren't related to them (with the exceptions of GoGo being the son of the dodo, who's now known as YoYo, from "Porky In Wackyland" and Marcia Martian (who appeared once) being the niece of Marvin The Martian. Most episodes of this show are packages of three shorts or segments made for the then-new generation and were brought to weekday afternoon or Saturday morning t.v. For all those who may already be well- familiar with the LT/MM featurettes from the classic era and others who may detract the show due to it (in some of your minds and as far as y'all are concerned) not being as funny as those, that it's lacking/missing something or whatever other reasons, I say check it out anyway because of some episodes paying tribute to the Warner Bros. cartoon shorts of yore, as well as other episodes having pop culture parodies. Tom Ruegger (with, I think, executive production from Steven Spielberg) did a great job bringing this to light. I proclaim this to be one of the best cartoons of not only the '90s, but all time. And all I just typed are why I recommend it.
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  • It's fine to me.

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    By woahwoah678, May 03, 2011 Report Abuse
    They are tiny Looney Tunes.The little looney characters are kids.That is a better idea than what they did to that show Baby Looney Tunes.But the human idea was not really good.It's very not really good.It's not really one of those shows that I don't like,But is very fine to me.This show is really not one of them.I could say that it's a very fine show to me.My grade of this of this show is one of the letters and that letter is a C because it wasen't that good,but it was pretty a fair show to me on that Nickelodeon.moreless

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  • Another cool cartoon.

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    By Toonrater21, Jan 13, 2011 Report Abuse
    I always liked watching Loony Tunes all the time when I was a kid. Then months later Steven Spielberg made Tiny Toon Adventures. I didn't really like that one. I payed no mind to it whenever it came on. Right now I'm a big fan of cartoons and it's animation. Two days before I made this review while I was walking and I saw Tiny Toon Adventures volume 1 DVD. So I checked it out. After I watched one of the discs I realized I was missing out on one of the greatest cartoons ever created. EVER!

    What I think of "Tiny Toon Adventures"

    GOOD STUFF
    Charming character design.
    Wonderful orchestrated background music.
    Very creative and cute.
    It's way of doing wackiness, fourth wall breaking, and free spirited attitude is a lot better then the way they are in cartoons nowadays.
    Nice for kids.

    BAD STUFF
    Won't be aired on TV anymore.

    If your looking for a cartoon with true crazy wacky animation with your favorite characters, doesn't push crude humor too far, has the same gags and slapstick comedy you come to know and love from the original, and never got the chance to see it, then you will LOVE this show. Please don't fall for cartoons like "Flapjack" or "Foster's home for Imaginary Friends". Stick with the original. They're just wanna-bees.

    This show must return and knock all of these ridiculous repetitive cartoons off the air. And that's a wrap.moreless

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  • Annoying.

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    By cactusjack39, Nov 25, 2010 Report Abuse
    I don't know how I ended up watching more than one episode, but I did. Now I am older and I have to say that it was so annoying to watch. Even when I was young I thought it was boring and annoying. It made no sense and I wondered where all the grown lonney tunes went. My favorite aspect of the show was the parts where they got into trouble in some way. Other than that, it was actually quite dull and annoying. Overall, I didn't care much for this show then and I still don't care much for it. Thank you.moreless

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  • one of the greatest 90s toons...

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    By CF3689, Nov 21, 2010 Report Abuse
    when Tiny toons was airing on nick, i didnt really pay attention to this show. but now, i regret not watching it. i miss TT so much! i bought the 1st season volume 1 DVD, & i really hope they put the rest of the show on DVD. all the jokes were original & hilarious! i hope one day that nick will air this show again. i would recommend tiny toons to anyone who hasnt seen it cuz it's awsome! you wont ever regret watchin this. tiny toons is wayy better than all the retarded shows tat are on now*coughSpongebobcough*moreless

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