I remember every single Sat. morning watching Bugs Bunny & Friends for 90 minutes! 90! HA! 8:30-10, it came on CBS then. A couple of weeks ago, while at the store at night, I started singing, "Overture, curtains, lights, this is it, the night of nights. There's no rehearsing ...." and so on. The two employees looked at me like I was French. "What? Oh, y'all don't know that song do you?" They looked at each other and back at me like, "Uhhh, no." I just let it go.

I told my wife later about it. We started talking about all the great WB cartoons besides Bugs and the gang. Animaniacs (funnnnnnny). Pinky and the Brain (funny again).
You can't have grown up in the 70's or earlier and NOT be influenced in some measure by the Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes cartoons. I still shoot off a one-liner from an old WB cartoon from childhood if I get a chance to use one. My whole sense of humor is shaped by them, the Three Stooges, and to a lesser extent, Little Rascals.
Every afternoon at 3:30 after school the local then-NBC affiliate showed Looney Tunes cartoons. Every morning before 6:30 they were on as I dressed for school. Even the old "follow-the-bouncing-ball" cartoons (long before karaoke) were fun. I still sing "I've Got Spurs That Jingle Jangle Jingle", "Yes, We Have No Bananas" and "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon" when those recollections roll through my head.
Good times.
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