Tiny Toon Adventures - Season 1, Vol. 1
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Studio: Warner Home VideoRelease Date: 07/29/2008
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The popularity of animated programming surged in the 1990's and Warner Brothers' answer to films like Disney's The Little Mermaid and the increasingly popular Nickelodeon was Tiny Toons, a series of afternoon cartoons aimed squarely at kids. While drawing inspiration from the Looney Tunes cartoons of the 1930's through 1960's, Tiny Toons featured a cast of all-new animated personalities in modern settings and situations. Buster Bunny and Babs Bunny (no relation) reside in Acme Acres, home of Acme Looniversity where Looney Tunes greats Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Yosemite Sam make the occasional appearance as professors.Buster and Babs, along with their many friends including Plucky Duck and Hamton Pig, are committed to foiling the ever-greedy plans of rich boy Montana Max, struggling to escape the overly-loving clutches of Elmyra Duff, and generally getting themselves into one crazy predicament after another. Silly humor; parodies of well-known movies, television shows, and fairytales; and sly social commentary abound in these 35 adventure tales. Kids ages 5 years and older will love this series and adults will thoroughly enjoy episodes like The Twilight Zone spoof "The Acme Acres Zone" and Star Wars spoof "A Quack in the Quarks" as well as the wacky appearances of Looney Tunes characters from their own childhoods. The bonus "From Looney Tunes to Tiny Toons: A Wacky Evolution" features interviews with executive producer Jean MacCurdy, several story editors, and a host of others involved in Tiny Toons and details the vision for Tiny Toons as well as some background on the original Looney Tunes cartoons and its creators. --Tami Horiuchi
Studio: Warner Home VideoRelease Date: 07/29/2008
Amazon.com:
The popularity of animated programming surged in the 1990's and Warner Brothers' answer to films like Disney's The Little Mermaid and the increasingly popular Nickelodeon was Tiny Toons, a series of afternoon cartoons aimed squarely at kids. While drawing inspiration from the Looney Tunes cartoons of the 1930's through 1960's, Tiny Toons featured a cast of all-new animated personalities in modern settings and situations. Buster Bunny and Babs Bunny (no relation) reside in Acme Acres, home of Acme Looniversity where Looney Tunes greats Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Yosemite Sam make the occasional appearance as professors.Buster and Babs, along with their many friends including Plucky Duck and Hamton Pig, are committed to foiling the ever-greedy plans of rich boy Montana Max, struggling to escape the overly-loving clutches of Elmyra Duff, and generally getting themselves into one crazy predicament after another. Silly humor; parodies of well-known movies, television shows, and fairytales; and sly social commentary abound in these 35 adventure tales. Kids ages 5 years and older will love this series and adults will thoroughly enjoy episodes like The Twilight Zone spoof "The Acme Acres Zone" and Star Wars spoof "A Quack in the Quarks" as well as the wacky appearances of Looney Tunes characters from their own childhoods. The bonus "From Looney Tunes to Tiny Toons: A Wacky Evolution" features interviews with executive producer Jean MacCurdy, several story editors, and a host of others involved in Tiny Toons and details the vision for Tiny Toons as well as some background on the original Looney Tunes cartoons and its creators. --Tami Horiuchi
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Great Series, Dreadful Video Quality on the DVD Release
I am a lifelong Looney Tunes fan who loved Tiny Tunes (smart, funny, irreverent) even though it debuted when I was a (cough, cough) freshman in high school. True to the original aesthetic, yet smart and contemporary, Tiny Tunes truly worked for kids of all ages and I have very fond memories. So, when I saw the series was on DVD, I was excited to get it for my preschooler.
It's as adorable and amusing as I remember, but the video quality is APPALLING. I have 20-year-old self-made VHS ... Read More
Rating: - Good, But . . .
I used to watch this show back in my grade school days and was a big fan of Buster, Plucky and of course the inimitable Babs.I'm glad to see it's finally on DVD for those of us who grew up on it to enjoy, as well as potential new fans who have never seen it.
That being said, I feel that Tiny Toon Adventures is not nearly as good as it subsequent series, Animaniacs: yes, Tiny Toon Adventures is fun and silly (much like the Looney Toon Cartoons) but at times it is simply too frenetic ... Read More
Rating: 
- Tiny Toon Adventures - The First Season (Part I)
The Classic Animated Hit From Warner Brothers and Steven Spielberg, TINY TOON ADVENTURES is On DVD and Brings Fans Delight When It Came Out. Sure It's Only The First Half of Season One, But It's Still A Must-Buy For The Young and Old Alike.
Episodes Include:
The Looney Beging - Tiny Toon Adventures is Created By A Failed Animation Creator and The Carecters (Mainly Buster & Babs Bunny, No Realation) Are Introduced For The First Time. Ussualy I Don't Find A Certain Charm in ... Read More
Rating: 
- Sweet tiny toons goodness
I love this show! I use to watch it when I was just a wee one. This DVD is great, because I think that for all of use older nickelodeon fans it is a dream come true. I highly recommend buying this DVD. GREAT SHOW!!! n_n
Rating: - A Great Favorite Of The 90's Finally On The DVD
I remember this series when it first came out in 1990, and it still holds a great fondness in my heart and finally getting this series on dvd.The characters were hilarious and iconic as were the 1930's toons. The show of having the acme acres characters having to learn to tools of the trade in acme university and the mishaps that would happen still bring a smile and a laugh when I see these episodes today as when they first came out.The tiny toon cast was huge and the voice cast who did these ... Read More
- Great Series, Dreadful Video Quality on the DVD ReleaseI am a lifelong Looney Tunes fan who loved Tiny Tunes (smart, funny, irreverent) even though it debuted when I was a (cough, cough) freshman in high school. True to the original aesthetic, yet smart and contemporary, Tiny Tunes truly worked for kids of all ages and I have very fond memories. So, when I saw the series was on DVD, I was excited to get it for my preschooler.
It's as adorable and amusing as I remember, but the video quality is APPALLING. I have 20-year-old self-made VHS ... Read More
- Good, But . . .I used to watch this show back in my grade school days and was a big fan of Buster, Plucky and of course the inimitable Babs.I'm glad to see it's finally on DVD for those of us who grew up on it to enjoy, as well as potential new fans who have never seen it.
That being said, I feel that Tiny Toon Adventures is not nearly as good as it subsequent series, Animaniacs: yes, Tiny Toon Adventures is fun and silly (much like the Looney Toon Cartoons) but at times it is simply too frenetic ... Read More
- Tiny Toon Adventures - The First Season (Part I)The Classic Animated Hit From Warner Brothers and Steven Spielberg, TINY TOON ADVENTURES is On DVD and Brings Fans Delight When It Came Out. Sure It's Only The First Half of Season One, But It's Still A Must-Buy For The Young and Old Alike.
Episodes Include:
The Looney Beging - Tiny Toon Adventures is Created By A Failed Animation Creator and The Carecters (Mainly Buster & Babs Bunny, No Realation) Are Introduced For The First Time. Ussualy I Don't Find A Certain Charm in ... Read More
- Sweet tiny toons goodnessI love this show! I use to watch it when I was just a wee one. This DVD is great, because I think that for all of use older nickelodeon fans it is a dream come true. I highly recommend buying this DVD. GREAT SHOW!!! n_n
- A Great Favorite Of The 90's Finally On The DVDI remember this series when it first came out in 1990, and it still holds a great fondness in my heart and finally getting this series on dvd.The characters were hilarious and iconic as were the 1930's toons. The show of having the acme acres characters having to learn to tools of the trade in acme university and the mishaps that would happen still bring a smile and a laugh when I see these episodes today as when they first came out.The tiny toon cast was huge and the voice cast who did these ... Read More
