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* Jossed, Lola is just Cloudcuckoolander. Did you basically forgot that Bugs had gone '''''batshit''''' near the end of the episode? If this theory was true, Lola would had never appear in the series, due to living in asylum as a result for drinking too much [[GRatedDrug Spargle]].

[[WMG: Witch Hazel uses her magic to hide [[spoiler: Eiffel Tower in Granny backyard.]]]]

I don't know how Father Figure program works (given that I am Pole, and in Poland there aren't probably any programs like that), so I am under impression that Henery has not only DisappearedDad but also MissingMom. Looks like Porky was [[RightForTheWrongReasons half-right]] about that chicken is just a metaphor for Henery - namely, metaphor for the fact that he [[TearJerker doesn't have parents]].

[[WMG: Witch Hazel uses her magic to hide [[spoiler: Eiffel Tower]] in Granny backyard.]]

This could explain why we [[ThePiratesWhoDoNothing never saw him attempting to do it in the series]]. He's aware that such [[DisproportionateRetribution act of revenge towards his high school bullies is an exaggeration]], not to mention it could make him a mass murderer. Plus, he knows if he destroys Earth, he will also kill [[TrueCompanions his friends]].

[[WMG: Crusher form ''[[Recap/TheLooneyTunesShowS1E3JailbirdAndJailbunny Jailbird And Jailbunny]]'' and from ''[[Recap/TheLooneyTunesShowS2E24MrWiener Mr. Wiener]]'' are twin brothers.]]
This could explain why Crusher didn't beated Daffy when they both take part in hot dog eating contest

My personal HeadCanon to get around the case of PlatonicWritingRomanticReading created by the subtext in Bugs and Daffy's "friendship" while still dating Lola and Tina respectively, is that they have an understanding with the girls that they are unwilling to break up with each other, but will otherwise remain faithful to them, and Lola and Tina are fine with this arrangement.

Think about it, her falling in love with Daffy because he reads the note SHE wrote in the first place? MAYBE she is just THAT crazy, but maybe she just planned the whole events just so Bugs would end up saying he's her boyfriend, which in fact makes her MORE crazy!

It's better if you think of the series like this. Instead of explosive debates over Duck Season and Rabbit Season, these new "adult" Looney Tunes are instead facing the difficult hardships about being talking animals in a tough RealLife modern world. They'll be learning how to pay mortgage, getting jobs, going on dates and keeping their loan sharks at bay. In addition, they're bringing back Lola, a character who was exclusively featured in ''Film/SpaceJam'' and ''WesternAnimation/BabyLooneyTunes''.

** Nope, they had her in by their own choice. No ExecutiveMeddling involved at all.

How ''else'' could Bugs, Daffy and the rest of the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cast afford cars and rent on their homes?

Cartoon aging at work. They gotta be at least... 70, if we're going by normal time? Of course this show could take place anywhere in history since they starred in pictures. Unless we see some hint that this takes place in another decade.
* Except it's already been {{Jossed}} by the TTA episode "Fields of Honey," in which the mysterious voice tells Babs that laughter keeps a toon young, citing the fifty-plus year old Bugs Bunny as an example.

Because Bugs and Daffy were constantly going on vacation together in the old shorts, and Daffy spent the weekend at Bugs' in "The Million Hare". At some point they decided "What the heck, let's just buy a summer home", and ended up liking it so much that they never left.

Why will it? CN keeps delaying it. The only reason we still even have premiere dates is because they originally scheduled it to air before problems arose! It will eventually be given up on entirely and go the way of DVD!

* Eh, I think this was just bad art direction. In recent episodes Bugs looks more and more grey like his old self.

** His behaviour is less rapey than it used to be in the main show, albeit not in "Skunk Funk".

And every time they say "Best friend", they mean boyfriend. They live together for years, they bicker like they're married, they go on couples game shows, and cruises together, they even had an episode where Bugs doesn't want Daffy smothering him because he doesn't want them to be like those ''other'' kind of "best friends", while pointing to two gophers who might as well be SickeninglySweethearts.

*** More likely, Daffy's just TheThingThatWouldNotLeave. Just from the country club episode, its entirely in his nature to mooch off of people.

* Having Mac and Tosh as gay creeps me out, largely because they look exactly the same. I hope they're not related. Anyway Daffy, as said above, seems more like TheThingThatWouldNotLeave. He's too much of a pain in the butt, though half the time its his own butt.

Bugs hasn't tried to prank a big bad guy in this show at all, but he ''has'' been beaten by the universe, as if it hates him now. There will be an episode late in the season where he finally sticks up for himself and does a "Rabbit of Seville", if you wille.

*** Actually actually, there was one point where Daffy pushes Bugs in the pool, and Bugs says something to the effect of he could let this go, but he won't (I'm going by memory here). That could be seen as a subtle moment of cracking. He also shined a light in Daffy's eyes, and it's ambiguious whether it was on purpose or not.
*** He did plenty of subtle things to undermine/sabotage Daffy--pretty classic Bugs things, actually. Besides shining the light and pulling the plug, he pretended not to hear Daffy when he wanted to come down from the hang glider, and probably caused most of his trouble on the golf course as well.

She was fine up to that point, and thats why she's so different now. That ball DID hit her hard enough to knock her over.
* Either this, or she, like a proper Looney Tune, is aware of [[BreakingTheFourthWall what lies beyond the fourth wall]], and is thus aware she is considered a BaseBreakingCharacter. She may be tryng to over-compensate for her lack of wackiness in ''Film/SpaceJam'' in a frantic effort to not be hated.

He's doing this as a clever way to get revenge on Bugs for one upping him for decades.

The last thing he wanted was to friendly roommates with Daffy. He wanted to remain a screwball under the freedom of NegativeContinuity, and the reason the show was in DevelopmentHell that long was because Bugs was wreaking havoc with dynamite and {{Take That Kiss}}es. Eventually, somehow, they wrangled him and forced him into line. Now he wanders through the episodes with a near suicidal look on his face, occasionally snarking off to Daffy but going no further. But, as mentioned above, he will crack. The only reason he loves living in prison or wishes he had attended high school is because they were all different than what he has to do on ''this'' show, and are the only places where he is in a positive mood and where he can actually be himself!
* More like [[MoneyDearBoy he was payed for it.]] It's been pretty much established that he'd do just about anything for money (or carrots)

Creator/JuneForay is one of the only remaining original voice actors to reprise their roles since their characters' conception, and was always the voice of Granny. Five episodes in, and we see Granny in two but have yet to hear her speak! The Witch, also previously voiced by Foray, was replaced in this show with a very different voice! There are also reports of Foray's failing health. Do the math.

** But he won countless awards, was the (interrum) president of Mexico, and is Batman!

* "Devil Dog": Daffy wants "Poochie" to go on the grounds that he dosn't like him.

* "Newspaper Thief": Daffy is quick to accuse his neighbors of theivery despite a lack of evidence. It also shows Daffy's lack of social skill via flashbacks.

* "Sunday Night Slice": Daffy insults a footballer because everyone else does it, but does not know when he's gone to far.

* The DMV: Daffy does not understand why he needs a licence to drive.
* Off Duty Cop: Daffy can't differentiate fantasy from reality.
** He doesn't like cellphones because "the calling plans are confusing and the buttons are too small", which might imply poor focus on things he doesn't find interesting and some degree of physical clumsiness.

* French Fries: Daffy freaks out after Porky eats what Daffy to believe to be his chips.

* "The Float": Daffy becomes heartbroken after the destruction of his parade float, like any child would if they're most favourite thing in the world was lost or broken.

*** Autistic people can be jerks as well, either for unconnected reasons or because they aren't aware of or don't care about the issues the autism causes.

* The office where Porky works [[spoiler:until he's fired]]--as soon as Bugs gets there, he stops reasoning with Daffy and just tries to push him off the top of the building. Then he gets a job there simply so he can heckle Porky while he works. This feels more like the old Bugs!

Explains her CharacterDerailment as compared to ''Film/SpaceJam'', as well as the fact that she's overactive, jumps to wild conclusions and has zero concentration. Watch Bugs in "Off-Duty Cop" if you don't know what I'm talking about.

They will be a ''jarring'' KnightOfCerebus, and will reveal a ''serious'' FreudianExcuse for Daffy, who will become a full-fledged JerkassWoobie. It will be the darkest episode yet.

* He still feels guilt and embarassment, and is too emotional and whim driven to be a sociopath in the traditional sense. He's more likely a narcissist, which fits well with his melodramatic tendencies.

* Cheesethief wouldn't be annoyed by being called a rat because he is one, and nor would he share cheese.

The music and animation continues ''after'' Daffy wakes up and goes for quesadillas, continuing to narrate his actions in bombastic fashion. The adventures of Daffy the Wizard is a continually-playing fantasy epic, taking the information Daffy receives and converting it into the reality we witness during the song. This may be a facet of Daffy's supposed psychological disorders, and explains why he has such a disconnect with even simple or common-sense aspects of reality: He experiences everything through the filter of The Wizard's world, which is overlaid across the real world (so he can more-or-less function), but is much more attractive than Daffy's mundane existence.

* His ice-cream order is not just a delicious treat, but an elixir which must be properly prepared, or else the consequences may be dire.

* After one too many screwups by Daffy, grabbing a rifle declaring its duck season and chasing after him and firing looking to kill him. A fitting end.

Taking into account that they ARE 'toon actors working for Warner Brothers, Daffy might have given himself a lobotomy after Space Jam; which would explain his "paranoid idiot" behavior in Looney Tunes: Back in Action, another movie where, afterwards, he gave himself another lobotomy; which leads right into the Looney Tunes Show, a show where he's so lobotomized, he completely forgot how to be looney to match the rest of the show's non-looney roommate-sitcom scenario.

[[WMG: Daffy's "issues" stem from his highschool days.]]

And it's part of why he's so messed up. In Daffy's flashback from ''Rebel Without A Glove'', both the room and Daffy's grandmother appear to be upscale, and "Grandmummy" is an affectation associated with the upper-class. The only other character who approaches his {{Cloudcuckoolander}} status is Lola: She displays a lack of common sense, is easily distracted, and often seems oblivious to those around her. This could be because Lola grew up wealthy, as we've seen from her parents; growing up sheltered from the 'normal' world makes it difficult for her to fit in and pursue relationships or jobs in a normal manner, all of which are traits that Daffy shares. The difference is that Lola has caring parents, while Daffy's parents were implied to have been in constant conflict: Lola's family made it easier for her to become a mostly-normal adult, but Daffy's parents failed to give him structure or proper role-models. Daffy's personality isn't stellar, but his irresponsible behavior and entitled attitude come from the fact that he never had to worry about those things when he was younger, and never grew out of that juvenile stage.

[[WMG: Witch Leeza will turn Daffy into the wierd flower-headed, flag-tailed, platypus whatchamacallit from "Duck Amuck"]]

In the short ''Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers'' some Looney Tunes characters are replaced by poorly animated version of themselves. Basically, the same thing happened here, but this time, unlike in the animated short I mention, [[TheBadGuyWins Bugs wasn´t able to stop the imposters.]]

It is worth noticing that in ''Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers'' the alien imposters were drawn in a very similar manner than the characters from ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow''. Additionally, the alien replacements from Yosemite Sam and Daffy Duck were strangely friendly towards Bugs Bunny, pretty much like in this series.

As of "Super Rabbit", the series has been cancelled with 2 seasons and 52 episodes. While some fans don't seem to mind, others may want it back. The series has its own flaws and strengths which audiences can either like or hate. Maybe within a few years, the show will be brought back by public demand.

People think it was just Lola being her usual crazy self, but she was actually discussing all the people who have been President in this universe. Apparently you dont have to be American (or even human) to be President in this universe either.

Obviously. [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation Sadistic sociopath that tries to injure Wile E. Coyote]]? That is given in some of CGI shorts, especially in Wile E. Sisyphus, Remote Out of Control and [[GratuitousNinja Silent but Deadly]]. Serial killer? Desert is completely lifeless, except the two heroes and a python from Remote Out of Control. Deserts have, although not much, larger number of animals. The reason python attacked Wile E. Coyote? It is afraid that Road Runner will come for her.

In DC Comics' ''ComicBook/CaptainCarrotAndHisAmazingZooCrew'', Captain Carrot's alter ego was originally named Roger Rabbit. After [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit a movie with that character name]] was released--a movie which prominently featured the Looney Tunes--he was renamed Rodney Rabbit for the (oddly gritty) return to them in 2007. Thus, this show based the character off of it, and Rodney even resembles his namesake in fur color and large glasses. The fact that the very next episode was a ''{{Franchise/Superman}}'' homage makes it seem even likelier.

Even in a Looney 'verse it would be hard to fit in all the activities he did in his teens according to "Reunion", and it would explain where he got any money which didn't come from inventing the carrot peeler.

My personal HeadCanon to get around the case of PlatonicWritingRomanticReading created by the subtext in Bugs and Daffy's "friendship" while still dating Lola and Tina respectively, is that they have an understanding with the girls that they are unwilling to break up witheach other, but will otherwise remain faithful to them, and Lola and Tina are fine with this arrangement.

* ''{{Carrotblanca}}''

The last thing he wanted was to friendly roommates with Daffy. He wanted to remain a screwball under the freedom of NegativeContinuity, and the reason the show was in DevelopmentHell that long was because Bugs was wreaking havoc with dynamite and [[TakeThatKiss Take That Kisses]]. Eventually, somehow, they wrangled him and forced him into line. Now he wanders through the episodes with a near suicidal look on his face, occasionally snarking off to Daffy but going no further. But, as mentioned above, he will crack. The only reason he loves living in prison or wishes he had attended high school is because they were all different than what he has to do on ''this'' show, and are the only places where he is in a positive mood and where he can actually be himself!

[[WMG: Lola was turned into a true Looney toon at the end of Film/SpaceJam]]

[[WMG: Bugs Bunny works for [[ComicBook/GrantMorrisonsBatman Batman Incorporated]].]]

[[WMG: Road Runner is a {{sadist}}[[FridgeHorror ic sociopath]] ''and'' a [[FridgeHorror serial killer]].]]

My personal HeadCanon to get around the RelationshipWritingFumble created by the subtext in Bugs and Daffy's "friendship" while still dating Lola and Tina respectively, is that they have an understanding with the girls that they are unwilling to break up witheach other, but will otherwise remain faithful to them, and Lola and Tina are fine with this arrangement.

Think about it, her falling in love with Daffy because he reads the note SHE wrote in the first place?
MAYBE she is just THAT crazy, but maybe she just planned the whole events just so Bugs would end up saying he's her boyfriend, which in fact makes her MORE crazy!

* Kind of weird considering the paring was already canon.

Considering he's a bachelor and the only "woman" he considered banging is Bugs Bunny in drag (who was always commented as being an "ugly woman", implying that his masculine traits are evident), good old Gonzalez probably needs to lay off his machismo ... or [[BadassGay embrace it]], who knows.

My personal HeadCanon to get around the RelationshipWritingFumble created by the subtext in Bugs and Daffy's "friendship" while still dating Lola and Tina respectively, is that they have an understanding with the girls that they are unwilling to separate from each other, but are otherwise will remain faithful to them, and Lola and Tina are fine with this arrangement.

Taz would be an actual Tasmanian devil. He behaves and is treated like an animal while the others behave like humans, and he looks about as much like [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnUOsPOPWAE his real-life species counterpart]] as the others look like humans.

** And it just might work, [[ScoobyDoo if not for those meddling kids and their idiot dog]].

** And it's called Acme ''[[CaptainObvious Acres]]''

When Sylvester asked if Tweety was a boy or a girl, the whispered answer was "nope".

** So Daffy has the same backstory as [[BojackHorseman Bojack]]? ''Yeesh.''