Original Airdate: July 27, 2020
DBK kicked off (or should I say attempted to as of this upload date) the first Toonland Inquirer episode in honor of Bugs Bunny’s 80th birthday, which goes over the recent history of the Looney Tunes' popularity and exposure, and how the franchise has fared since their financial peak with Space Jam.
0:00-Overview and Recent History of the Looney Tunes' popularity
8:52-Tweety's High Flying Adventure
11:24-Baby Looney Tunes
14:51-Duck Dodgers
19:30-Looney Tunes Webtoons (Early-Mid 2000s)
23:01-Looney Tunes: Back in Action
ADDITIONAL INFO DUMPS
*At 21m22s (had to type like this or it'll prevent the timestamps from showing), in case I wasn't 100% clear, I meant no 'classic-style' short has shown Daffy and Bugs screwing with their adversary together from start to finish.
*Looks like I still made a slight mistake, it turns out The Bugs Bunny and Tweety show aired on network television all the way up to September 2, 2000 (www.kevinmccorrytv.ca/bubutws.... Doesn't make much difference in the grand scheme of things, but still.
*To add to the last point, what I also didn't mention in the video was that The Bugs Bunny and Tweety show actually ran on Disney's One Saturday Morning (the block started in 1997), and given they were dropped on 9/2/2000, this show even ran well into Mickey Mouse Works's run!! Though they tried to downplay the 'Disney' part of the block name as you can see here: • (RARE!) The Bugs Bunny...
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