The Looney Tunes franchise, enjoyed for its wacky characters such as Bugs Bunny and Wile E. Coyote, was dealt a blow when ...

Originally created by Bob ‘Bugs’ Hardaway, Bugs was developed as a design and character by Tex Avery and further evolved by ...

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The catchphrase “What’s up, Doc?” was a Texas expression where animator Tex Avery hailed from. Tex included it in Bugs’ ...

In 1982, legendary voice actor Mel Blanc appeared on The Today Show with movie critic Gene Shalit and performed his most famous Looney Tunes character voices upon request. These characters include ...

Principal among these movie rabbits has been Bugs Bunny. Read my roundups of the best cartoons of the 1950s and the best ...

With his sly grin, quick wit, and signature catchphrase of "Eh, what’s up, Doc?", Bugs has become a timeless character in pop ...

Warner Bros. cartoons were wild, rowdy spectacles. Mainly because Tex Avery, who directed a lot of them, was a wild, rowdy spectacle.

The more they dip into its petty purge of ridding itself of anything Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies-related ... but unfortunately sets his sights on Bugs Bunny, who's an agent of chaos rather ...

Eric Bauza, a Canadian-American voice actor, joins John Landecker to discuss voicing Bugs Bunny in honor of tomorrow being ...

Texas has invented quite a few iconic things and in case you didnt know, now you can add Bugs Bunnys catchphrase "Whats up, ...