Tiny Toons Looniversity

I have an obsession with Tiny Toons. I've even had the change to meet and spend time with the original artist. But this show is a pale comparison of any other Tiny Toons show.

The voice are all off, the voice actors delivery is horrible, the jokes aren't funny. The storylines are just bad.

I was excited to seen this pop up on Max. But watching it has just been a disappointment.

I can usually deal with voice changes, but everyone is new. But everything else about the show is just a letdown as well.

What happened to the voice actors and writers from the previous show or if anyone is a carryover how did it all go so wrong.

And where did Steven Spielberg go this time around !

So bad he insisted his name be removed I expect.

I will be honest; I wasn't really too enthusiastic about this when it was announced. Not necessarily because I don't think the original series (which I grew up on) should be touched, or because I didn't like any of the changes made to the new series, but rather because nine times out of 10 most reboots or revivals of television series don't work out very well.

To my surprise though, this one actually is pretty good. I actually was interested in watching the whole first season on MAX. It is definitely different from its original series in more ways than one, but the people involved seem to really have done the work to justify and execute the concepts for this new production while still retaining the zany and optimistic spirit of the original. Most if not every joke lands to a degree, and there are actually pretty good messages that will resonate with most people.

The new voices are also pretty good, and I have to say the animation is for the most part very expressive and creative.

Here is hoping they don't drop the ball come the next season.

I feel like this show has a lot of potential. The art style is awesome, i absolutely love the way that all the characters and backgrounds are drawn. Also, I personally always tend to enjoy when these looney tunes reboots eliminate/limit the side character segments and focus on the main characters. That being said, the episodes i've watched so far just haven't been all that funny. A lot of the writing tends to fall flat. Some of the jokes are good but i'd be willing to say that at least half of them don't land. I think this reboot definitely has the potential to be pretty good but comedy-wise the writing needs to be improved on.

I'm sorry. Babs and Buster have never been related. They were romantic interests all throughout the 90s. They stated "no relation" as a catchphrase. Minnie and Mickey are both Mouse, but they're not related. It would be crazy for a reboot to occur and suddenly they're cousins. That's basically what they did here. It kills the nostalgia. Saved by the Bell did a college series too. Can you imagine if Zack and Kelly were suddenly fraternal twins? Sorry but it's a hard pass for me. I haven't watched but I'm assuming they also took away all of Bab's flirtatious personality. Why aren't cartoons allowed to be fun anymore?

Its about a school for cartoons aspiring to be like the Looney Tunes. The main characters are Buster and Babs Bunny. In this verison they are sibblings instead of best friends who are in love with each other. That is a very creepy change. Just like the original, it tries too hard to be funny. Normally I like physical humor but this ain't it. The biggest issue with this show is it likes to bombard the audience with cliches. Their idea of a joke is droping an anvil on someone when we have seen that type of joke a billion times. When Looney Tunes did those types of jokes back in the day they were more fresh. If you want a funny newer CN show with lots of physical gags turn on Gumball.