Foghorn Leghorn, and Pepé Le Pew. The Looney Tunes Show, starring the Jeff Bergman-voiced Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck as roommates in suburbia, featured recurring characters like their short ...

and more than 1,000 episodes were released under Looney Tunes and spin-off banner Merrie Melodies. The cartoon became known for popular characters including Bugs Bunny, Tweety, Foghorn Leghorn ...

But, it just goes to show that the population is a lot more accepting in Looney Tunes. Foghorn Leghorn is best characterized by his booming Southern accent and inability to string a normal ...

On their first farm visit, the Baby Looney Tunes meet a young, dispirited rooster named Baby Foghorn Leghorn. They work together to build his self-confidence, unleashing powers of persuasion and ...

The single-story Warner Bros building where Looney Tunes was once housed is being demolished. According to Deadline, Building 131 will be torn down to create space for several HBO shows that are ...

The storied “Looney Tunes” building is being yanked off the lot as Warner Bros. seeks to tear down the historic single-story structure that was once home to Bugs, Daffy, Tweety and more.

The signs read “buildings have feelings, too,” “save 131, history matters a ton,” and “everyone watches Looney Tunes.” A amateur artist even drew Bugs Bunny saying, “not cool ...

Loonatics Unleashed took a darker, edgier route with futuristic superhero descendants from 2005 to 2007, while Baby Looney Tunes softened the tone for preschool audiences, occasionally tipping its ...

Pepé Le Pew is one of these aforementioned characters who has been mostly absent from new Looney Tunes content after a New York Times Opinion Editorial about the character went viral. A rumor ...