[BenLurkin]

[Dooderbutt]

No way. I'm feeling way too old. That is NOT what I think of when I see in my head when I think of "Looney Toons". That's more like Freaky A$$ Toons.

[Darkwolf377]

Daffy Duck does NOT do the raised-fist thing. It just ain't right!

[ikka]

"I think the legacy is intact," he said. "If anything, it's an homage to the legacy instead of a destruction of the legacy."

Nope.

[ScottFromSpokane]

God, I hate the passage of time.

What is it about hideous ugliness that the younger generation finds so appealing?

[sully777]

My kids watch everything. But we never had the opportunity to show them real cartoons. My kids have sampled the works of Jay Ward, Tex Avery, Walt Disney Productions, Hanna-Barbera, Harvey Cartoons, Max Fleisher, and of course Warner Bros. Productions and they couldn't leave the TV.

My son asked me why I never let him see the good stuff before.

Quality never dies. Neither do royalties.

[Echo Talon]

I think their smokin why to much reefer over at Warner Bros. come on... please.

[F16Fighter]

These look like cartoon characters from Hell.

Literally.

[Simmy2.5]

WTF?

Now, I'm all for updating characters and all but, not like this! Look at the evolution of Mickey for example. From Steamboat Willie to today, while his character's design was updated, Mickey didn't go punk on us.

I'm going to be sticking to anime for my animation enjoyment.

[mikrofon]

Apparently by the 28th century, the food Nazi's have won -- note the anorexic nature of the characters, and no Porky or Foghorn Leghorn...

[hershey kisses]

The looney toons should absolutly not be changed. These new looney toons are scary! I want my kids to be able to watch saturday morning cartoons and grow up with the same lovable, crazy looney toons that i grew p with. The original looney toons were such a big part of my childood, and many other people's childhoods, and should not be changed just to look more high-tech.