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Looney Tunes Video Show 2 [VHS]

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1. 14 Carrot Rabbit (1952, Freleng; stars Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam)
2. Quackodile Tears (1962, Davis; stars Daffy Duck)
3. All Fowled Up (1955, McKimson; stars Foghorn Leghorn, Barnyard Dawg, and Henery Hawk)
4. An Egg Scramble (1950, McKimson; stars Porky Pig and Miss Prissy)
5. Cats and Bruises (1965, Freleng/Pratt; stars Sylvester and Speedy Gonzales)
6. Two Scents Worth (1955, Jones; stars Pepe Le Pew)
7. The Hole Idea (1955, McKimson)

There aren't any outstanding ones here, but they're all very well done. "Quackodile Tears" marks the return of Art Davis as a director after a thirteen year absence. His unit disbanded in 1949, and he remained as an animator for Friz Freleng's unit. You can catch some of his animation work in "14 Carrot Rabbit." Also, "An Egg Scramble" marks the first appearance of Miss Prissy, who would later go on to Foghorn Leghorn fame. "The Hole Idea" is probably the best on the set, because of its obscurity. Robert McKimson animated the whole thing himself because of an animator strike going on at the time. No doubt the worst episode here is "Cats and Bruises-" horrible animation and much of it re-used.

The Looney Tunes Video Show has been a favourate to us Canadians since 1982,and now it's avaible in Spanish! You get the giant,madcap,zany mania from the original English videos right into your Mexican VCR. My alter ego,Oscar de la Fuente,is 12 and only speaks Spanish.So we just had to buy this video.When he first watched it,he was a jumpin'n a screamin'cause he liked it. For all you boys and girls which speak Spanish and are connected to Looney Tunes,this is the best video for you.A must-have for the hard-core Loony-toony collector in your family and a treat for the entire family.

I was stunned to discover than in the world of cable television and cartoon networks, that neither of my grandsons, aged 10 and 6, had ever heard of Tweety, Daffy, Sylvester or any of the other characters that I grew up dearly loving. So I bought this video and it kept them glued to the TV and loudly laughing throughout! Since then I have bought several Looney Tunes videos. They're always the first things they want to watch.