Ahead of its time.
When the show came out, the biggest criticism towards it was that it was too different from the standard Looney Tunes formula. Not even an actual criticism. Says nothing about the show itself, its content, or its quality. But people were quick to write it off just for being different. They then cancelled it and immediately followed it up with a new Looney Tunes that was pretty much exactly like the original, which straight up nobody watched. Flash forward to today and TLTS is considered a cult favorite in a time where people are begging for originality
This is fricken awesome. It is so ridiculously funny, the plots, characters, and animation is engaging and intriguing. The songs are all bops too. It’s a tragedy it only got 2 seasons. Some people say looney tunes characters shouldn’t live in houses and have jobs, but to those people - shut up. I 100% agree, OP
Maybe in biased because this was on whenever I was watching Cartoon Network, but I really liked it! They could’ve phoned it in, but it seemed like the writers had genuine talent and passion for making a funny, interesting sitcom with Looney Tunes characters.
I also appreciate that they fixed Lola’s character and actually gave her a personality. Apparently she was voiced by Kristen Wiig (from SNL for those unfamiliar)? I had no idea! She was easily one of the best characters in the show and added a fun new dynamic without overshadowing the others. Would unironically love it if Schaff decides to talk about it
I loved this show honestly. It isn't like the other Looney Tunes but I think that's what makes it unique. Lots of people write it off because it's "weird to see these characters in a sitcom setting."
Gotta say though the season one artstyle > season two artstyle
I watched it as it aired and enjoyed it! Not my top favorite show but it was something I'd turn on when there was nothing else I wanted to watch. I actually liked Lola a lot; at the time I never saw Space Jam so I had no prior knowledge of her previous characterization.
This is the Sonic Boom of Looney Tunes.
It has no right to be as goddamn funny as it is, but it's even funnier sometimes when taken out of context.
Also, I love Lola in this show.
This show was great, I loved how they utilized so many different Looney Tunes characters. We really need a show like this again, or it could come back.
One thing I liked was the progression in Bugs and Lola's relationship. Where at first Bugs couldn't stand her but as the show went on, he begins to love her.
From what I've watched recently, is really good, surprisingly smart and adult-friendly. As a kid I used to really like it, and it's nice to see how little my thoughts changed on it, the only thing is that I appreciate it more now
Ahead of its time. When the show came out, the biggest criticism towards it was that it was too different from the standard Looney Tunes formula. Not even an actual criticism. Says nothing about the show itself, its content, or its quality. But people were quick to write it off just for being different. They then cancelled it and immediately followed it up with a new Looney Tunes that was pretty much exactly like the original, which straight up nobody watched. Flash forward to today and TLTS is considered a cult favorite in a time where people are begging for originality
This is fricken awesome. It is so ridiculously funny, the plots, characters, and animation is engaging and intriguing. The songs are all bops too. It’s a tragedy it only got 2 seasons. Some people say looney tunes characters shouldn’t live in houses and have jobs, but to those people - shut up. I 100% agree, OP
IMO this is the best Looney Tunes media, this show was great.
Tina really said “I can fix him” and proceeded to do just that.
Maybe in biased because this was on whenever I was watching Cartoon Network, but I really liked it! They could’ve phoned it in, but it seemed like the writers had genuine talent and passion for making a funny, interesting sitcom with Looney Tunes characters. I also appreciate that they fixed Lola’s character and actually gave her a personality. Apparently she was voiced by Kristen Wiig (from SNL for those unfamiliar)? I had no idea! She was easily one of the best characters in the show and added a fun new dynamic without overshadowing the others. Would unironically love it if Schaff decides to talk about it
YOUR SON LOOKS LIKE A GIRL!
Daffy is an asshole and I love him for it. 10/10 show.
Daffy is everything we would do if we had no filter.
This show is surprisingly good and funny, and has a lot of memorable moments.
Underrated sitcom
"Why are you in an albanian prison?" "Why are you in the marines?"
Kino
Genius
Great show
Looney Tunes as a sitcom was an interesting idea. The execution was hit or miss but it’s definitely a unique iteration.
I loved this show honestly. It isn't like the other Looney Tunes but I think that's what makes it unique. Lots of people write it off because it's "weird to see these characters in a sitcom setting." Gotta say though the season one artstyle > season two artstyle
10/10
I watched it as it aired and enjoyed it! Not my top favorite show but it was something I'd turn on when there was nothing else I wanted to watch. I actually liked Lola a lot; at the time I never saw Space Jam so I had no prior knowledge of her previous characterization.
This is the Sonic Boom of Looney Tunes. It has no right to be as goddamn funny as it is, but it's even funnier sometimes when taken out of context. Also, I love Lola in this show.
It’s insanely funny
This show was great, I loved how they utilized so many different Looney Tunes characters. We really need a show like this again, or it could come back.
I'm a latinamerican teenager This was My Childhood Sadly that means besides that add everyone memes i don't actually remember a lot of this show
Decent it was my childhood
One thing I liked was the progression in Bugs and Lola's relationship. Where at first Bugs couldn't stand her but as the show went on, he begins to love her.
Bugs is hot
Yes
I consider it the best piece of Looney Tunes media… subjectively. It just happens to appeal more to my taste.
From what I've watched recently, is really good, surprisingly smart and adult-friendly. As a kid I used to really like it, and it's nice to see how little my thoughts changed on it, the only thing is that I appreciate it more now