Scripted series · Cartoon Network
The Looney Tunes Show
Who's in it
Cast
The principal ensemble across the run of the series.
Jeff Bergman
Bugs Bunny / Daffy Duck / Tweety / Sylvester (voice)
52 eps
Bob Bergen
Porky Pig (voice)
52 eps
Kristen Wiig
Lola Bunny (voice)
52 eps
Billy West
Elmer Fudd (voice)
52 eps
Maurice LaMarche
Yosemite Sam (voice)
52 eps
Fred Armisen
Speedy Gonzales (voice)
52 eps
June Foray
Granny (voice)
52 eps
Jim Cummings
Tasmanian Devil (voice)
52 eps
Rob Paulsen
Mac Gopher (voice)
52 eps
Jess Harnell
Tosh Gopher (voice)
52 eps
Stan Freberg
52 eps
Eric Bauza
Marvin the Martian (voice)
52 eps
Jeff Bennett
52 eps
Kath Soucie
52 eps
Frank Welker
52 eps
Dee Bradley Baker
52 eps
Tara Strong
52 eps
Daran Norris
52 eps
Jennifer Esposito
Tina Russo (voice)
52 eps
Roz Ryan
Witch Lezah (voice)
52 eps
Annie Mumolo
52 eps
Kwesi Boakye
Gossamer (voice)
52 eps
Grey DeLisle
28 eps
Stephanie Courtney
Emma (Younger Granny) (voice)
1 eps
John Kassir
Pete Puma (voice)
1 eps
René Auberjonois
Pepé Le Pew (voice)
1 eps
John O'Hurley
Lola's Dad (voice)
1 eps
Jim Rash
Cecil Turtle (voice)
2 eps
John DiMaggio
Abominable Snowman / Junior Bear (voice)
1 eps
Ben Falcone
Barnyard Dawg (singing voice)
2 eps
Candi Milo
Svetlana (voice)
2 eps
Hugh Davidson
Additional Voices (voice)
1 eps
Dennis Farina
Frank Russo (voice)
1 eps
The Nutevio profile
TV DNA
How The Looney Tunes Show actually feels to watch, measured on the traits our editors track across every series.
Signature profile
The Looney Tunes Show reads strongest on Humour, Character Depth and Bingeability.
How often the series is genuinely funny, by design.
How fully written and psychologically layered the ensemble is.
How hard it is to stop after one episode.
Visual ambition — scale, craft and set-piece filmmaking.
The scale, internal logic and texture of the world.
How much each hour depends on the one before it.
How often an episode ends on a hook you can't ignore.
How much the series is designed to affect you.
The sustained pressure the series keeps you under.
The story
What it's about
Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and the rest of the “Looney Tunes” characters are back with more adventures for a new generation of viewers. The animated series features roommates Bugs and Daffy moving out of the woods and into the suburbs, interacting with their neighbors, who happen to be other "Looney Tunes" favorites -- including Sylvester, Tweety, Porky Pig and Foghorn Leghorn.
Where the series peaks
Best Episodes
The hours that define the show, ranked by audience response and editorial signal.
S01E25 · Signature episode
The Muh-Muh-Muh-Murder
Daffy suspects that Porky is a killer, and Bugs has to take care of Lola when she breaks her leg.
- Directed by Jeff Siergey
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf
S01E02 · Signature episode
Members Only
When Daffy realizes the country club is open to members only, he determines to gain access and take full advantage of all it offers. Bugs meets his dream girl: Lola Bunny.
- Directed by Jeff Siergey
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Pat Devine
S01E12 · Signature episode
Double Date
Lola gives Daffy dating advice, and falls in love with him in the process. But Daffy only has eyes for Tina, and Bugs is surprised to find he might actually have feelings for Lola.
- Directed by Jeff Siergey
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf
S02E05 · Signature episode
Semper Lie
When Bugs tells a small lie to Porky, it gathers steam to make everything far worse — it even prompts Daffy to join the U.S. Marines.
- Directed by Jeff Siergey, Swinton O. Scott III
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf
S02E14 · Signature episode
Spread Those Wings and Fly
Daffy and Porky attend a self-help seminar, which inspires Daffy to want to learn how to fly. When that doesn’t work, he settles for becoming an airline flight attendant.
- Directed by Ethan Spaulding
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf
S01E21
French Fries
A plate of French fries threatens to ruin Daffy and Porky's friendship, as well as Bugs' chance to see a playoff game. Plus, Lola sings about her favorite holiday of the year.
- Directed by Jeff Siergey
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf
Recently aired
Latest Episodes
S00E03
The Looney Tunes Show at Comic-Con
S00E02
Laff Riot
S00E01
Behind the Scenes Look for Our Making The Looney Tunes Show New-Era Music Videos
S02E26
SuperRabbit
- Directed by Tony Cervone, Spike Brandt
- Written by Mark Banker
S02E25
Best Friends Redux
- Directed by Seth Kearsley
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf
S02E24
Mr. Weiner
- Directed by Ethan Spaulding
- Written by Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf
Behind the series
Created by
Showrunners, creators, executive producers and the writers who set the voice of the series.
The craft
Key Crew
Directing, writing, production, camera, music and editing.
Executive production
- Sam RegisterProducer
Writing
- Hugh DavidsonWriter
- Pat DevineWriter
- Larry DorfWriter
- Jim CashmanWriter
- Rachel RamrasWriter
- Mark BankerWriter
Direction
- Tony CervoneDirector
- Spike BrandtDirector
- Ethan SpauldingDirector
- Mauricio PardoDirector
- Seth KearsleyDirector
- Chris HeadrickDirector
Where to watch
Streaming
Availability verified against regional listings.
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