The Looney Tunes Show 8/4/01

[Sveven Dvorking]

1. Tortoise Wins by a Hare -edited
2. Notes to You -computer colorized
3. A Star is Bored
4. Honey's Money
5. Fright Before Christmas
6. Circus Today
7. Buccaneer Bunny
8. Strangled Eggs
9. Fast Buck Duck
10. Mutiny on the Bunny
11. 3 Ring Wing-Ding
12. Southern Fried Rabbit -edited
13. Hairied and Hurried
14. No Barking
15. High Diving Hare
16. Robot Rabbit
17. The Solid Tin Coyote
18. Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur
19. Two Scent's Worth
20. Bugs' Bonnets
21. Mouse Wreckers
22. Apes of Wrath
23. Fool Coverage
24. Each Dawn I Crow
25. Kit for Cat
26. Road Runner A-Go-Go

We got cut off early again.

[John Doe]

I assume CN has shown the dubbed version before?

[Sveven Dvorking]

Originally posted by John Doe
I assume CN has shown the dubbed version before?

That's good news!
Did its closing title match its opening title in color?

[Joe Tully]

Claude had a very Grinch-like smile when he heard Tweety chirping during No Barking. No surprise, considering the director.

[Thad Komorowski]

Wow, alot of the same Bugs Bunnys today....:o

-Thad:D

[Sveven Dvorking]

Originally posted by Joe Tully
Claude had a very Grinch-like smile when he heard Tweety chirping during No Barking. No surprise, considering the director.

Chuck Jones worked on a Grinch story?:confused:

[Matt Yorston]

Yes, he did, Sveven. The classic 1966 TV special, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" (a holiday favorite with fine vocalizations by Boris Karloff and Thurl Ravenscroft) was indeed directed by none other than Chuck Jones (while he was working at MGM). It surprised me when I first found out too but it does show characteristics of his work (like the grinch's little eyebrow wriggle just before he goes down the first chimney of Whoville).