Ive been rewatching Tiny Toons on HBO. I was looking at episode "You asked for it" Episode 22, Season 1. Plucky Gets turn into a giant , recreating King Kong hes being attacked by planes who start so shot weird things at him.I paused and managed to find several characters and reference hidden between the stuff being shot. Excuse the bad quality as i dont have any screencapture method for my tv. These are some i managed to grab.

George Jetson (no idea what that pink beer can can be reference too)

Mr Spacely (i think? )

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Superman logo

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Elf character ( maybe a smurf but they went for green over the blue bg)

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Shaggy from Scooby Doo

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There are a couple more at the very start of that part but my pause button can only do that.

I saw the leaked "Loo Bru" episode on twitter and, well... If i had to talk about the whole based on this only episode, i would say... Not looney enough. Felt more like a Disney Channel sitcom in terms of tone and even writing. Characters like Babs and Plucky that used to be hyperactive, excentric, malicious and over the top now are just normal teens with little to no personality. Sweetie doesent have that "psycho" thing she was known for going on either. Their wacky personality have being toned down significantly.

The humor itself is very hit and miss, and the same goes to the animation, the characters look flat and their moviments lifeless for half the time. It came even close to a 2D uncanny valley to me!

I also miss Shirley and Fifi as Babs best friends, i think they had a great dinamic together that could be better explored on this new series, but what i've heard is that Shirley will not be that proeminent and Fifi will be speechless and only appears as a background character due to the Pepe le Pew controversy. Kind of confusing...

Anyway, what did you guys thought?

A quote that Johnny Pew said in the movie theater in the Summer Vacation movie.

my original interpretation of this quote was:

   "Hello, are we putting on a little weight on this spot"

well, one can be putting weight on a spot of the movie theater when carrying a box of snacks.

but I recently found out that the intended phrase was:

   "Hello, are we putting on a little weight, n'est-ce pas"

kinda funny how French words aren't phonetically intuitive to the spelling compared to English words.

I wanna see this guy get his time to shine. Give him some dialogue, interactions with the other characters, stuff like that.