Last of the Moe Haircuts (The Influence of The Three Stooges on Twentieth-Century Culture)
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TINY TOON ADVENTURES - New Class Day
| Air Date/Released | Tuesday, September 15, 1992 |
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| Station/Studio | Fox / Syndicated / Warner Bros |
Adventures of a new generation of young Looney Tunes characters, mentored by the classic characters.
The Tiny Toons begin a new year at Acme Looniversity. Three stories are told in relation to the classes they enroll in... "Just-Us League of Supertoons" in Super Heroes 101, "Sound Off" in a seminar on b&w, silent cartoons, and "A Night in Kokomo" in a Classic Comedy Team Workshop. "A Night in Kokomo" is a Marx Brothers spoof with 'Buster Bunny' as 'Chick Olina,' 'Babs Bunny' as 'Dr. Leslie Hackensack' and 'Gogo Dodo' as 'Pinky.' Preceding the cartoon, a wraparound sequence features walk-on tributes to Laurel & Hardy with 'Calamity Coyote' as Oliver and 'Little Beeper' as Stan, and The Three Stooges with 'Concord Condor' as Moe, 'Furrball' as Larry, and 'Sweety Pie' as Curly.
Voice cast: Charles Adler (Buster Bunny, Chick Olina), Tress MacNeille (Babs Bunny, Dr. Leslie Hackensack, Mrs. Susan Rittenhouse), Joe Alaskey (Plucky Duck), Don Messick (Hamton J. Pig, Desk clerk, Mr. Mayonaise), Danny Cooksey (Montana Max), Maurice LaMarche (Dizzy Devil), Frank Welker (Little Beeper, Gogo Dodo).
Crew: Steven Spielberg (Executive Producer), Kathleen Marshall, Frank Marshall, Tom Ruegger, Sherri Stoner (Producers), Paul Dini (Story Editor), Byron Vaughns (Director), Sherri Stoner (Writer)
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