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Because people like dumb stuff... I don't really think Between the Lions was that more obscure than Barney or Teletubbies that it warrants such a question.

Grover wasn't on the street at all in the '80s?

Money, nostalgia... I certainly approve. This will be just as big as the original and put the Looney Tunes on the map again (at least momentarily).

I genuinely like Space Jam.

I get that... I really feel like this is something that would've happened in the late-'90s.

Cabbage.

True... that was a legendary episode. (queued to my favorite part)

That's a great point... I honestly just hope they throw all the "character development" to the side and let her be like Space Jam 1. It's kinda amazing how they did a total 180 on the character.

This ad from 2016 gives me hope this is just a misconstrued rumor at that the Monstars will appear and the Looney Tunes'll be depicted normally and not some weird redesign that has seemed to have plagued them for the last decade: Edit: Wait, is this all reused footage? I can't tell. I recall...

You have a fetish for featured numbers.

That's interesting and weird.

I'm curious what kinda style the Looney Tunes'll be depicted in in this: classically or in the style of the new HBO Max cartoons.

I had no idea this was that bad. April went by scarily fast. This is all very bizarre... whatever the system is, it isn't working and needs to be changed... how can you not care about your own site that you pay money for this much?

That's a fair point... you playing Mario Maker?

I had no idea how torturous the radio was until I started working a 9-5, and somehow the stations' libraries have narrowed since I started: the mix station is the same station as the classic rock station as the oldies station and so forth. I'm pretty sure I brought this up to you before, but...

I am 26 years old... this song makes me feel like I'm sitting in the back of my mom's car listening to AM radio in 1973... music is crazy. I actually enjoy feeling melancholic lol. It's unfathomable how much the music business would change in a short 30-40 years; by the late-2000s the radio...

Funnily enough I've been thinking of that game recently because I've been trying to track down a copy of the Futurama game. For some reason it's crazy rare; an NTSC copy'll cost ya hundreds of dollars.