Details

Release year: 1990

Storyline

The wacky adventures of the new young hip generation of Warner Brothers Looney Tunes characters, most of them descendants of the original classic toon cast.

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Cast

Charlie Adler — Buster Bunny, Additional Voices, Roderick Rat, Babs' Father, Grovelly, Manager, Maître d', Soldier, Various, Angry Bear, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Batman, Biff Blasé, Big Lips Man, Brainey Domes, Burl, C.L.I.D.E., Cave Buster, Chick Olina, Delivery Man, Devil, Dr. Anne T. Dote, Eddy Cougar, Father, Grovely, Guard, Heckler, Indiana Jones, Lame Joke, Lardo Condor, Locker, Man 1, Movie Announcer, Mutant Bear, Octopus Pirate, Orange Hat Kid, Pasadena Jones, Pencil Teacher, Pig Singer, Pirate, Pirate Captain, Presenter, Question Mark, Robin Hare, Roustabout Minions, Sergeant Roach, Slate Guy, Superbun, Tad, Taxi Driver, The Roach Man, Toonywood Squares Host, Tough Bunny, USDA Inspector, White House Guard, Yosemite Sam
John Kassir — Buster Bunny, Buster Bunny (Additional Lines), Buster Bunny (certain airings)
Tress MacNeille — Babs Bunny, Additional Voices, Rhubella Rat, Babs' Mother, Emily Duff, ACAFC Chairperson, Cher, Mama Bear, Mama Flea, Mitzi, Mother, Plucky's Mother, Secretary, Announcer, Arnolda, Babs' Grandma, Baby, Baby Duff, Banshee, Barbara Bush, Bernice, Bettina Bunny, Binky Bunny, Blard Simpleton, Buffet, Casting Executive #1, Cave Babs, Children, Clair Gogosby, Cora, Digital Tutor, Doorbell, Dr. Leslie Hackensack, Fanny Buttfield, Flotsam, Giselle, Grandma, Grovely's Daughter, Gum Announcer, Hatta Mari, Itchiano, Julia Roberts, Little Babs, Little Flame, Little Girl, Madonna, Maid Babs, Marcia the Martian, Max's Mother, Miss Heberly #2, Mrs. Grovely, Mrs. Hinkle, Ms. Conduct, Ms. Stickler, Nancy Reagan, Olivia Gogosby, Pedro's Mother, Pig, Queegee, Roseanne Barr, Sasha, Sean Young, Singer, Singing Cub Scout, Stella, Stewardess, Superbabs, Susan Rittenhouse, Swans, TV Voice, Teeny Tawny, Whoopi Goldberg, Witch Hazel, Woman, Wonder Babs
Joe Alaskey — Plucky Duck, Additional Voices, Ralph Duck - Plucky's Father, Announcer, Pete Puma, Sylvester, Yosemite Sam, Batduck, Edward, Toxic Revenger, Wade Pig, Aide #2, Angry Father, Bobbo Acme, Capt. James T. Kirk, Capt. Quirk, Cartoonist, Dan Dogma, Danny DeVito, Dignitary, Director, Doctor, Duck Dodgers, Ed McMaham, Ed Norton, Ed Sullivan, Fancy Flea, Flea Guard, Fox, Friar Pluck, George Washington, Happy the Cow, Hugo the Abominable Snowman, Hunters, John Candied-Yam, Marvin the Martian, Mosquito, Narrator, Ned Land, Oogie, Pig Toon, Pluck Heyerdahl, Pluck Twacy, Porky Pig, Presto the Great, Ralph Kramden, Richard Nixon, Secuity Guard, Singing Cockroach, Speedy Gonzales, Steven Spielberg, Stork, TV Spokesman, Taxidermist, Toonywood Squares Announcer, Trash Bag Dispenser, Turtle, Various, WAL Announcer, Wile E. Coyote

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Awards

0 wins & 1 nomination

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Did you know

• Wackyland, the bizarre world from which Gogo-Dodo comes, wasn't created for this show; it first appeared in a little known Looney Tunes short named Porky in Wackyland (1938), which also featured a dodo that looked and acted exactly like Gogo Dodo from this show.

• According to Maurice LaMarche, in a segment where Babs impersonated Plucky, Dizzy, Shirley, and Fifi, Tress MacNeille's performance was so accurate for those characters, the voice actors and actresses (LaMarche, Joe Alaskey, Gail Matthius, and Kath Soucie) were worried that the studio would fire them and have MacNeille replace them all.

• Season two episode eight, "Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian (1991)" was co-written by three then-teenage girls (Renee Carter, Sarah Creef, and Amy Crosby) , who just happened to be fans of the series.