By Kevin McCorry
Bugs Bunny wishes to be at once virtuous and carefree and must repel antagonists (e.g. Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, Daffy Duck, et al.) intending his demise or the usurping or undermining of his property or principles. Wile E. Coyote and Sylvester Cat have carnivorous desires for, respectively, the rapid Road Runner and the clever Tweety Bird. Rooster Foghorn Leghorn enjoys his fun and his bachelorhood, an existence complicated by a tiny chicken hawk, a barnyard dog that wants revenge for Foghorn's playfully violent attacks on his posterior, and a lovelorn hen. Daffy Duck vainly aims for fame and fortune. Pepe Le Pew seeks romance, despite his skunk's stench. Speedy Gonzales strives to provide nourishment for himself and his fellow Mexican mice, often in conflict with a mice-craving or
cheese-defending Sylvester. Etc..
Available here are information articles and episode guides for the television series by which Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies and their anthropomorphized animal characters have been seen and enjoyed by several generations of people by the millions, with Spotlight Articles on specific cartoons or on cartoon personalities.
Of course, Warner Brothers does not have a monopoly on vividly imaginative animation. As with the Warner Brothers cartoon compilation television series, format of treatment here for the following consists of articles and episode guides.
| Other Animated Cartoon Television Programs | |
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 The Flintstones (1960-6) Page |
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 The Rocket Robin Hood (1966-9) Page | |
 The Spiderman (1967-70) Page |
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 The Pink Panther Show (1969-81) Page |
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 The Star Blazers (1979-80) Page |
