I think that this is great news:
http://www.cartoonbrew.com/tv/looney-tunes-news.html
I think that it's a disgrace that Cartoon Network went so long without showing any Looney Tunes.
Looney Tunes returning to Cartoon Network 11/15
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Looney Tunes returning to Cartoon Network 11/15
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When they showed a Looney Tunes marathon on New Years Day this year, they didn't seem too heavy-handed about editing the cartoons for content. I do recall that they cut the very end of "Fresh Hare" because of the blackface gag, which I don't blame them for (even if it did make the cartoon end rather awkwardly):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Uah9ZY9YOw
Having uncut cartoons with racially offensive material on a DVD set that's labeled for adult collectors who understand the historical context for these cartoons is one thing, but I think cutting some parts of these cartoons for tv broadcasts that children will be watching is defensible. Of course, I don't want Cartoon Network to get overzealous about it and cut all of the violent parts like some broadcasters did in the 80s.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Uah9ZY9YOw
Having uncut cartoons with racially offensive material on a DVD set that's labeled for adult collectors who understand the historical context for these cartoons is one thing, but I think cutting some parts of these cartoons for tv broadcasts that children will be watching is defensible. Of course, I don't want Cartoon Network to get overzealous about it and cut all of the violent parts like some broadcasters did in the 80s.
"It doesn't matter whom you are paired against;
your opponent is always yourself."
-Nakamura (via Joe R. Lansdale's Mucho Mojo)
your opponent is always yourself."
-Nakamura (via Joe R. Lansdale's Mucho Mojo)