When Warner Bros. Discovery pulled its catalog of original "Looney Tunes" cartoons from Max on March 16 in a reported effort to make the streaming service more "adult," cinephiles were ...

Acme finally getting a theatrical release, fans of Bugs Bunny and the gang recently faced another gut punch: Max quietly pulled the classic Looney Tunes animated shorts from its streaming library.

In a surprising movie, Cartoon Network is bringing back one of the channel’s most iconic Looney Tunes shows. The network will begin re-airing Duck Dodgers, the 2003 sci-fi comedy series featuring ...

The “Looney Tunes” building will no longer have a home on the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank, as it will be demolished to make way for HBO productions.

A shame how they’re treated.” Another commented on the episodes being removed from Max, saying: “Looney Tunes should be a nationalised public utility, freely available and easily accessible.

You can watch The Looney Tunes Show seasons 1-2 and The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries seasons 1-5 via Tubitv.com or the Tubi app. Sylvester & Tweety, featuring the voice of Joe Alaskey as both ...

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Cartoon Network is bringing Duck Dodgers back for a limited-time airing this May, giving fans a nostalgic glimpse of the ...

Looney Tunes fans might also be interested to know ... Discovery-owned streaming service Max (then HBO Max) and Cartoon Network. Given the success of the animated film, we have high hopes for ...

so if we’re going to take Warners to task for actions like the Max Looney Tunes erasure we have to give credit where credit is due and laud them for their heroic efforts in the world of physical ...

Discovery, confirming to Deadline this month that Max removed nearly four decades-worth of classic “Looney Tunes” animated shorts from the platform. The shorts were from the animation heyday ...

When Warner Bros. Discovery pulled its catalog of original “Looney Tunes” cartoons from Max on March 16 in a reported effort to make the streaming service more “adult,” cinephiles were understandably ...