They were nominated for a Daytime Emmy (Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition) in 2006. Underscoring for the series was written by veteran animation composers Steven Bernstein and Julie Bernstein. Uncommonly for a Warner production, all of the characters' voices were recorded in Vancouver, Canada with the exception of June Foray, who recorded her lines from Los Angeles, California. The series was traditionally animated, but was digitally inked and painted via computers. The animation for the series was produced by Warner Bros. This made it much easier for a show to be produced and released on Warner's channels, and was subsequently put into production. While the content was toned down and simplified, it was relatively the same idea.Īlso occurring in 2000, Warner decided to make the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies library exclusive to fellow Time Warner properties, specifically Cartoon Network. This was mostly for simplification purposes and so that previous products under that title would still be viable.Īdditionally, an animated short was released in 2000 featuring Baby Wile E. and Baby Road Runner ('Little Go Beep') that further solidified the idea of a fully fledged series focusing on the Baby Looney Tunes, especially after Warner's previous announcement. They were more or less the same general design as they would later appear in the series, even down to the logo of the show itself. Songs released on a 1997 CD would later be used as 'music video' segments in the show.Īt the end of that same year, the show was announced under the title ' Lil' Looney Critters', but in April of 1999 they changed the name to Baby Looney Tunes. In the late 90's (around 1995 or so) companies like Tyco and Dakin released a set of merchandise featuring the Baby Looney Tunes characters, although under the line name 'Looney Tunes Lovables'. Baby Looney Tunes was a show several years in the making.

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