History MythologyGag / TheLooneyTunesShow

* Lola ending up with Pepe Le Pew at the end of the episode may have been a reference to the 90's short ''Carrotblanca'', where due to the severe lack of female Looney Tunes characters Bugs Bunny was paired with Penelope, the cat that Pepe is always chasing after.

* In "Blow My Stack", Yosemite Sam is seen in an anger management help group comprised of notable to obscure Looney Tunes characters all known for their short tempers.

* The police station's book of criminals features images of various Looney Tunes criminals. Their images are supported by codes reflecting the release date of the first cartoon they appeared in (e.g. Yosemite Sam's is "05-04-45," referring to his debut cartoon "Hare Trigger").

* In "The Shell Game", while Bugs looks up the newspaper articles on his computer, the newspapers are named after former directors of the original Looney Tunes cartoons: "Jones Gazette" after Chuck Jones, "The Clampettonian" after Bob Clampett, "The Davis National" after Arthur Davis, "The Tex News Service" after Tex Avery, "The Tashlin Times" after Frank Tashlin, and "The Freleng Report" after Friz Freleng.

* The episode has a load of oldschool gags used in the classic Looney Tunes shorts such as [=SuperRabbit=] kissing Braniac and Lex Luther saying [[ElmerFuddSyndrome "Be Vewy vewy quiet; I'm hunting [=SuperWabbit=]"]]
* After Bugs saves Tina and Daffy from a thief as "Bat-Rabbit" (and is ruddely told to not to expect a tip for his actions), he turns to the camera and says "Ain't I a stinker?", a classic Bugs line.

* Daffy's rooster costume is similar to in "You Were Never Duckier".

* After Bugs saves Tina and Daffy from a thief as "Bat-Rabbit" (and is ruddely told to not to expect a tip for his actions), he turns to the camera and says "Ain't i a stinker?", a classic Bugs line.

* Porky's license plate number is [=PP1935=]. Porky Pig's first theatrical short aired in 1935.

* Taz says "[[WesternAnimation/TazMania Taz hate water]]."

---> '''Daffy:''' You're from the planet Krypton!?!
---> '''Bugs:''' No you maroon! That's the story of Franchise/{{Superman}}.

*** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water,_Water_Every_Hare There actually was a short that dealt with this.]]

---> '''Daffy:''' You're all under arrest!

There's many a MythologyGag in ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow''

* The episode has a load of oldschool gags used in the classic Looney Tunes shorts such as [=SuperRabbit=] kissing Braniac and Lex Luther saying [[ElmerFuddSyndrome "Be Vewy vewy quiet; I'm hunting [=SuperWabbit=]"]]

* Througth the series, some characters (mostly Bugs and Daffy) are shown cross-dressing, which has been a recurring gag in ''Looney Tunes'' media ever since the original shorts.

* When Porky questions if Daffy is even a duck, he responds by claiming that he dosen't know, before pointing out that his beak comes off rather easily, which he shows by removing it. THis is a nod to the iconic ''Hunting Season'' trilogy, where Daffy's beak would change place and even be removed due to Elmer Fudd's blastings.

* Bugs has a poster from the "[[Westernanimation/BullyForBugs Cochella Carrot Festival]]" on his bedroom wall.

* Bugs' licence plate reads "TA72740," referring to Creator/TexAvery and July 27, 1940 - his debut in ''WesternAnimation/AWildHare''.

* Porky's license plate number is PP1935. Porky Pig's first theatrical short aired in 1935.

* Also in "Blow My Stack": the library sections are marked with signs of classic directors - (Friz) Freling, (Bob) Clampett, (Tex) Avery and (Chuck) Jones.

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* In "Table for One," a clip from "Porky's Duck Hunt" appears on Porky's TV.

** In "The Ridiculous Journey", Taz says "[[WesternAnimation/TazMania Taz hate water]]."
** In "Muh-muh-muh Murder", Porky's license plate number is PP1935. Porky Pig's first theatrical short aired in 1935.
** In "The Shell Game", while Bugs looks up the newspaper articles on his computer, the newspapers are named after former directors of the original Looney Tunes cartoons: "Jones Gazette" after Chuck Jones, "The Clampettonian" after Bob Clampett, "The Davis National" after Arthur Davis, "The Tex News Service" after Tex Avery, "The Tashlin Times" after Frank Tashlin, and "The Freleng Report" after Friz Freleng.
** In "Mr. Weiner", you can briefly see plushies of [[WesternAnimation/OneFroggyEvening Michigan J. Frog]], as well as plushies of [[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures Buster Bunny and Plucky Duck]] at the beginning of the fair.
** "[=SuperRabbit=]" has a load of oldschool gags used in the classic Looney Tunes shorts such as [=SuperRabbit=] kissing Braniac and Lex Luther saying [[ElmerFuddSyndrome "Be Vewy vewy quiet; I'm hunting [=SuperWabbit=]"]]

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* When Yosemite Sam tackles the race announcer, a store in the background is seen, baring the name "[[Creator/RobertMcKimson McKimson's]]."


** In "Off-Duty Cop", when Bugs moves all Daffy's stuff into the kitchen, among the items is [[WesternAnimation/RabbitFire a sign]] [[WesternAnimation/RabbitSeasoning that says]] "[[DuckSeasonRabbitSeason Rabbit Season]]". Additionally, the storyline with Daffy and Porky pretending to be a TV cop and his "chauffeur" is a ShoutOut to pretty much any of the old shorts in which they were teamed up to parody action heroes. There's even a subtle allusion to "WesternAnimation/TheGreatPiggyBankRobbery":

** The "[[BillBillJunkBill restraining order]]" bit at the beginning of "Reunion" is taken straight from ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'', which was also created by Spike Brandt and Tony Cervone.
** Daffy's reactions to his sudden cash injection in "Peel of Fortune" are just one big ShoutOut to "WesternAnimation/AliBabaBunny"--complete with the PooledFunds bit and "It's mine, all mine!"
** One bit of animation from a scene of Bugs dancing in "Reunion" is outright recycled from Ken Harris's animation of Bugs singing "Camptown Races" in "Mississippi Hare".
** Bugs still pronounces "moron" as "maroon" like he does in the old shorts.
---> '''Daffy:''' You're from the planet Krypton!?!
---> '''Bugs:''' No you maroon! That's the story of Franchise/{{Superman}}.

** One bit of animation from a scene of Bugs dancing is outright recycled from Ken Harris's animation of Bugs singing "Camptown Races" in "Mississippi Hare".