Answer: sneers
It's the little things like this that make "Looney Tunes" the greatest.
The huge and furious bull breathes stars as he storms into the arena. As the bull charges, the matador becomes more and more frightened, finally abandoning his cape and fleeing before the bull.
Chuck Jones put himself in the role of the matador in this cartoon because he would have did exactly the same-- run like heck.
From Quiz: Bully For Bugs
Answer: Taz
Taz is (very loosely) based on Tasmanian devils; his endless appetite is tribute to the oft-held idea that devils will eat anything. While drawing Taz, the animators apparently decided to also incorporate other 'devils' into his character - the dust devil spinning, and hair that looks like horns on his head being two. Taz first appeared in the episode "Devil May Hare", where he wanted to eat Bugs.
From Quiz: What's Up Doc?
Answer: 1966
In 1949, Road Runner and Wile E. appeared in their first Looney Tunes cartoon titled "Fast and Furryous". They didn't get their own TV show until 1966.
Although the show ended in the 1970s, I remember it being back on TV in the early '90s. It was always one of my favourite cartoons.
From Quiz: "The Road Runner Show"
Answer: Stinky
In this first episode, Pepe Le Pew a.k.a. Stinky focused his attention on a MALE cat who had disguised himself as a skunk because he was bored. Let's just say he wasn't bored for long once Pepe caught sight of him.
From Quiz: Pepe Le Pew - Odoriferous Skunk Francais!
Answer: Speedy Gonzalez
Speedy Gonzalez is the self proclaimed "fastest mouse in all of Mexico". He always wears a large sombrero and usually gets into trouble with Sylvester the Cat. He has no problem escaping, though, thanks to his blazing speed.
From Quiz: "Looney Tunes" Character Profiles
Answer: Lola
Lola does not appear in a lot of the cartoons but she does play several supporting roles behind Bugs. In other episodes, Bugs has also been distracted by a robot female bunny. He even sometimes dresses up as a female himself in order to distract whomever is chasing him in a given episode.
Babs is the name of the female bunny in the TV series "Tiny Toons" (much more recent) and is not ever in "Looney Tunes".
The other two are made up.
From Quiz: Looney for "Looney Tunes" II
Answer: Gossamer
Gossamer only appears a couple of times. He works for the crazy scientist and the scientist sends him after Bugs Bunny. Bugs gets the best of this large but not-so-smart monster every time, though. One time Bugs even poses as a hair stylist and works on the monster's hair, commenting on how many "interesting people" he meets doing that job.
From Quiz: Looney for "Looney Tunes"
Answer: 1940
The first Bugs Bunny cartoon had very, very dark colors, though there were not light colors presented yet. In more recent ones, they are more attractive and brighter.
From Quiz: "Looney Toons" All-Star
Answer: 1949
"Fast and Furry-ous" was the first Road Runner and Coyote cartoon. In this cartoon we first saw one of Coyote's most famous traps, the painted tunnel. Somehow Road Runner can always run right through Coyote's fake, painted tunnels, but when Coyote tries to run through, he either hits the stone wall or goes through his painted backdrop.
From Quiz: All About Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote
Answer: Daffy Duck
The correct answer to this question is Daffy Duck. This quote is one of Daffy's catchphrases, which he often exclaims when things don't go his way. Daffy Duck is a popular Looney Tunes character known for his wacky and unpredictable behavior. He made his debut in 1937 and has since become one of the most iconic cartoon characters of all time. Daffy is known for his black feathers, orange bill, and his signature lisp. He is often portrayed as Bugs Bunny's rival, and the two have had many hilarious encounters throughout the years.
From Quiz: 'Looney Tunes' Quotes
Answer: Hoo hoo!
"Porky's Duck Hunt" features the common Looney Tunes trope of the hunter (Porky Pig) getting outwitted by his prey (Daffy Duck), although Elmer Fudd hunting Bugs Bunny is far more famous.
Early Daffy Duck cartoons emphasize his "Daffy" side. Daffy frequently does crazy things and then ends up bouncing around hollering "hoo hoo!" or even "Woo hoo!" (which has now been more famously used by another famous animated character, Homer Simpson). In the uncut original version of "Porky's Duck Hunt", Daffy even bounces all around the end credits.
From Quiz: What would Daffy do?
Answer: taken that left toin at Albuquerque
Always calm about his situation, Bugs decides to ask the 'gent in the fancy knickerbockers', who speeds past. Bugs follows and as he asks him if he knows the shortest route to the Coachella Valley (and the big carrot festival therein). The matador ignores him and climbs over the wall in a panic.
"Eh, whats up doc?" Bugs asks.
From Quiz: Bully For Bugs
Answer: Acme Theatrical Agency
The Frog will perform for one person and one person only- the demolition worker. Otherwise he assumes the attitude of 'a glob of mud' without bones, which is how he acts when the talent agent sees him.
Acme was into everything back then: Construction and Demolition, Theatrical agents, Anvils, Little Red Wagons, Hot air balloons, etc. I suspect their theatrical agency was most interested in finding gullible coyotes (famishus, famishus).
From Quiz: "Looney Tunes": "One Froggy Evening"
Answer: Speedy Gonzales
Speedy Gonzales (sometimes shortened to just Speedy) is a stereo-typed Mexican mouse who can reach incredible speeds. Because of the way he is portrayed, in 1999 Cartoon Network announced that they would no longer show any episodes with Speedy in them. However, when a large campaign - backed by League of United Latin American Citizens - got underway, CN reversed the decision and Speedy was back on the air in 2002.
From Quiz: What's Up Doc?
Answer: another road runner
Our Road Runner is male so, to get his attention, Wile E. disguised the lightning pole as a female Road Runner. The whole idea was for Road Runner to stand close enough to the pole to be electrocuted.
Unfortunately, Wile E. ended up being the one who got zapped.
From Quiz: "The Road Runner Show"
Answer: Porky Pig
Porky Pig is great as the Lord High Chamberlain. But M'Lady Melissa is simply delighted, which sends him into a rage. Melissa is played by an unknown pretty female duck.
From Quiz: Looney Tunes: The Scarlet Pumpernickel
Answer: Mel Blanc
Mel Blanc did a superb job with the bilingual dialect. The writer responsible for this Franglish mixture was Michael Maltese. Here is an example of something Pepe would say: "Ah, ma cherie! You are very shy, n'est-ce pas? But it is love as first sight, non?"
From Quiz: Pepe Le Pew - Odoriferous Skunk Francais!
Answer: Granny
"Name" is in quotes because "Granny" is not really her name like Sylvester is the name for the cat. However, while we never hear of her actual first name, she is always referred to as "Granny".
From Quiz: Looney for "Looney Tunes" II
Answer: "People! AHHH!"
This is spoken at the very end of the episode. Bugs gets the monster's attention and points out into the audience saying, "Look! Out there in the audience..." Gossamer looks at the "camera" and yells, "People!" He then screams and turns around, running away and crashing through wall after wall of the castle leaving Gossamer-shaped holes in his wake.
From Quiz: Looney for "Looney Tunes"
Answer: a cat
Bugs is a rabbit, Wile is a coyote, and Daffy is a duck.
From Quiz: "Looney Tunes" Character Questions
Answer: Mel Blanc
This can be found on various reference websites such as "iMDB". You can look up "Looney Tunes", and where it says Bugs Bunny, Mel Blanc's name can be found. His name is also listed in the show credits.
From Quiz: "Looney Toons" All-Star
Answer: Chuck Jones
Charles "Chuck" Jones was born on September 21, 1912. He became an animator for Warner Bros. in 1936. He was the director of many Road Runner cartoons until 1965. Jones left the studio prior to the closing of the Warner Bros. animation department before it was revived by DePatie/Freleng enterprises. Jones returned to Warner Bros. in 1979 to work on "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie" and "Bugs Bunny's Looney Christmas". In 1994, he directed "Chariots of Fur", the first Road Runner cartoon in almost 30 years. After Jones left, most of the Road Runner cartoons were directed by Rudy Larriva, and a few were directed by Friz Freleng and Robert McKimson. The best Road Runner and Coyote cartoons are still considered to be those from the Chuck Jones era.
From Quiz: All About Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote
Answer: Yosemite Sam
Yosemite Sam is a popular character from the Looney Tunes series known for his fiery temper and cowboy attire. He first appeared in 1945 and has since become a beloved character in the franchise. Yosemite Sam is often portrayed as a villain, frequently clashing with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. His catchphrases, such as "no-good bushwhacking barracuda," have become iconic in pop culture. Despite his short stature, Yosemite Sam is known for his tough and aggressive personality, making him a memorable character in the Looney Tunes universe.
From Quiz: 'Looney Tunes' Quotes
Answer: Bugs' skirt is torn, revealing his tail
In this episode, the Southern gentleman flirts with Bugs' Southern belle persona. When he sees Bugs' tail and discovers that Bugs is a rabbit, he flinches and then walks right off the boat and into the river. Bugs shrugs, "Oh well, we almost had a romantic ending!"
From Quiz: Never the Bride
Answer: sings and dances
He realizes the frog won't perform, so he quickly tries his hand at it. Overweight and unkempt, the man is kicked out with his frog... who immediately begins to sing.
The voice of the frog was a singer named Bill Roberts who sang at various nightclubs in the Los Angeles area.
From Quiz: "Looney Tunes": "One Froggy Evening"
Answer: Sylvester
Sylvester's catchphrase is, of course, "Sufferin' succotash!" Tom is the titular cat of "Tom & Jerry"; Garfield has his own comic strip, and Penelope is the retroactively named cat that Pepe le Pew is always chasing.
From Quiz: What's Up Doc?
Answer: pale yellow
They were the same colour as the desert sand.
From Quiz: "The Road Runner Show"
Answer: Nothing
Now Daffy has sound problems. He holds up a sign "Sound Please". After the guitar sounds like a machine gun, car horn and a donkey, he destroys the guitar, carries it off the stage and returns, barely able to control his anger.
From Quiz: Looney Tunes: Duck Amuck
Answer: Penelope Pussycat
She later appeared in several episodes as Pepe's girlfriend. In this 1949 episode entitled "For Sent-imental Reasons", Pepe is the one who is accidentally painted and gets mistaken for a cat. This role reversal is memorable because Penelope Pussycat is even more aggressive than Pepe; and he certainly isn't used to being pursued. He looks like he's a little scared of her.
From Quiz: Pepe Le Pew - Odoriferous Skunk Francais!
Answer: Hugo
This large and clumsy snow creature only appears a few times but he is enormous and simply wants to take care of Bugs or Daffy as if they were his pets. He usually calls them "George" and sometimes punishes them for being bad by walloping them on the behind. He also bares a resemblance to Sam, the sheepdog that often appears opposite Ralph (Wile E. Coyote).
From Quiz: Looney for "Looney Tunes" II
Answer: A Chicken Hawk
Despite his small stature, this feisty little chicken hawk is full of confidence and attitude and is not afraid of anyone. He constantly insists he is superior to Foghorn Leghorn and their interactions are the source of many an episode.
From Quiz: Looney for "Looney Tunes"
Answer: black and white
Another black and white character is Pepe Le Pew. Bugs is gray and white, Taz is brown and white, and Daffy is black and orange.
From Quiz: "Looney Tunes" Character Questions
Answer: Tweety
"Uh oh! There comes that big old putty tat!" says Tweety. The big, mad Sylvester still tries to race and chase Tweety, but Tweety always beats the big one and Sylvester pays the consequences.
From Quiz: "Looney Toons" All-Star
Answer: Acme
After Coyote has had so many accidents and mishaps with his own traps, he should realize the Acme products aren't too reliable for catching road runners. He has bought everything from bird seed and iron pellets to super speed tonics and explosives from Acme. In one cartoon, he even ordered a used fighter plane from the company.
From Quiz: All About Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote
Answer: Ralph, Alice, Norton
Warner Bros didn't mess with a classic - they used the same names as the characters from Gleason's show.
From Quiz: Looney Tunes Classics
Answer: Bugs Bunny
Bugs Bunny is a beloved character from the Looney Tunes series, known for his quick wit and sarcastic humor. He first appeared in the 1940 short film "A Wild Hare" and quickly became one of the most popular characters in the series. Bugs Bunny is known for his catchphrase "What's up, Doc?" and his ability to outsmart his enemies with ease. In the context of this question, Bugs Bunny is the character who says the quote "Well toodles, do I get my home back, or do I have to get tough?" showcasing his clever and humorous personality.
From Quiz: 'Looney Tunes' Quotes
Answer: Duck season! FIRE!
The "hunting" trilogy "Rabbit Fire", "Rabbit Seasoning", and "Duck! Rabbit, Duck!", heralds a change from Daffy the crazy duck to Daffy being the victim of Bugs's mental agility. In each of these films, Elmer Fudd is hunting animals with a gun, and the two try to persuade Elmer to shoot the other one. Bugs always wins, usually by getting Daffy to tell Elmer to shoot the duck, because Daffy always gets too excited and doesn't pay attention to what he's saying.
"Rabbit Seasoning" was voted the 30th greatest cartoon of all time.
From Quiz: What would Daffy do?
Answer: "Of course you realize this means war."
Another of Bugs Bunny's catchphrases. And anybody who knows Bugs knows his opponent is in for a rude awakening.
The sounds of the crowd used in this cartoon are from a recording of an actual bullfight in Barcelona. The bits of music used are also perfect for the situation, which is a Looney Tunes trademark.
From Quiz: Bully For Bugs
Answer: hand-held signs
Whenever Wile E. or Road Runner wanted to communicate with viewers, they held up a wooden sign displaying whatever they wanted to say.
In some of Wile E.'s earliest episodes, he could talk.
From Quiz: "The Road Runner Show"
Answer: A rooster crowing
After a few attempts which produce different sounds, Daffy blows his top, screaming all around the cartoon. But now the sound has returned properly. And now that the show is ready to go on....there's no scenery.
From Quiz: Looney Tunes: Duck Amuck
