Michigan J. Frog, the 1950s Warner ... (created by the same guy who'd given us Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, ... it was inevitable that Don Johnson would be added to the WB schedule and Michigan J. Frog ...

RIP Michigan J. Frog. The WB mascot is dead, killed by demographic undesirability.His death was confirmed Friday at the TV Critics confab by WB Chairman Garth Ancier, answering a critic’s ...

HOLLYWOOD – The frog is dead – killed by the bosses at the WB Network. Michigan J. Frog, the dancing, singing cartoon amphibian brought to life half a century ago by legendary animator … ...

Object Details associated person Blanc, Mel maker Warner Brothers Description Animation cel of Bugs Bunny saying "What's Up Doc?” Tex Avery created Bugs Bunny in an award-winning cartoon he produced ...

Following the success of Web-based series like “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog” and “The Line,” defunct TV netlet The WB will re-launch today on the Web as thewb.com.I… ...

Imagine a world without the antics of Bugs Bunny, Petunia Pig, Sylvester and Tweety, or Michigan J. Frog. What if we never heard such catchphrases as “Ssssshhhh.

With the plan to raze Studio 131, the home of Looney Tunes, on their lot, Warner Bros.has, for all intents and purposes, turned their backs on Bugs Bunny and company.It’s the final nail in what ...

The frog is dead -- killed by the bosses at the WB Network. Michigan J. Frog, the dancing cartoon amphibian brought to life half a century ago by legendary animator Chuck Jones, has been booted as ...

You can see the first short exclusively here on io9 before its launch on WB Kids YouTube and Looney Tunes’ social media pages this upcoming Tuesday, April 16 at 6 a.m. PT.

Think of Bugs Bunny, one hand leaning against the edge of the shield, the other holding a half-eaten carrot. Or similarly posed Michigan J. Frog, the top-hatted mascot of defunct teen television ...

Bugs Bunny, Warner Brothers’ beloved carrot-chomping mascot, turned 80 on Monday.. His screen debut, in Porky’s Hare Hunt, was first shown on 30 April 1938, an episode directed by Ben Hardaway ...