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| Charlie Adler | ... |
Buster Bunny
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(94 episodes, 1990-1992)
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| Tress MacNeille | ... |
Babs Bunny
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(93 episodes, 1990-1992)
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| Joe Alaskey | ... |
Plucky Duck
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(84 episodes, 1990-1992)
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| Frank Welker | ... |
Furrball
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(76 episodes, 1990-1992)
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Don Messick | ... |
Hamton J. Pig
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(72 episodes, 1990-1992)
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| Cree Summer | ... |
Elmyra Duff
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(59 episodes, 1990-1992)
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| Maurice LaMarche | ... |
Dizzy Devil
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(48 episodes, 1990-1992)
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| Danny Cooksey | ... |
Montana Max
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(46 episodes, 1990-1992)
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| Rob Paulsen | ... |
Arnold the Pit Bull
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(42 episodes, 1990-1992)
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In this series, a new generation of Looney Toon characters study at Acme Acres Looniversity under the instruction of the original characters. The leading characters are Buster and Babs Bunny (no relation) who, with their classmates, have a variety of adventures that are a mix of original stories, film and TV parodies and modern remakes of classic WB shorts. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@execulink.com>
I'm a great fan of many American cartoon classics which include Looney Toons, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Tom and Jerry, and such. The Tiny Toon characters are as adorable as their "parents" in Looney Toons. Tiny Toon was released when I was 8 years old and I was already too familiar with Looney Toons (it was on Nickelodeon back then). It became more attractive not only because the episodes were hilarious and funny but because I was a kid and those Tiny Toon characters were kids as well. To be honest, I really felt I get along with Buster Bunny and Dizzy Devil more than Bugs Bunny and Tazmanian Devil because they were "adults" and we're "kids." Anyway, this is one of the many best shows to show all of our next generation about the uniqueness and originality of American television.