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The clerk says, 'Wow! Daffy Duck!', but refuses to take Daffy's check Pile of merchandise to buy, all of which is Daffy-related, of course. Visa Card, Daffy Duck is at a Warner Brothers Studio Store with a huge Holiday, 1996 saw the characters in a few more ads. Made for various advertisements with network mascot Michigan J. In 1995, the WB Television Network was launched, and new animation was With an ad containing a clip from 'Devil May Hare' (e.g. Kentucky Fried Chicken used Foghorn Leghorn inġ987, and more recently (1994), KFC offered a set of Looney Tunes mugs,

Looney tunes characters series#

Various sports stars, ads that showed the characters playing basketballĪnd later football to tie-in with a series of plastic cups the McDonald's has also used ads combining the characters with Quack-Up Cars with an ad that featured Bugs, Tasmanian Devil, Daffy, and This was followed by a set of Looney Tunes Was a set of Super Looney Tunes figures in which Daffy, Tasmanian Devil,īugs, and Petunia Pig were dressed as popular D.C. McDonald's has used the Warner Brothers' cartoon charactersįor occasional prizes inside their Happy Meals, and the charactersĪppeared in the commercials to advertise the prizes. The characters have been used several times to promote fast food Elmer Fudd was even used in a commercial to promote lawn The gang also appeared in a spot toĪdvertise the new Kraft Macaroni and Cheese shaped like the Looney Tunes Coyote appeared in ads trying to catch the Engergizer Bunny and Promote a series of jars with their likenesses on them. The Looney Tunes gang even did an ad for Welch's Jelly to Michael Jordan (with whom they would team again in the 1996 feature, Martian appeared in a couple of popular spots for Nike shoes, along with In the early 1990s, Bugs Bunny and Marvin The popularity of the characters as commercial stars grew in the lateġ980s and into the 1990s.

Nut Cheerios to the Road Runner! Tang, Hershey's Chocolates, and otherĬompanies also had the Warner Brothers' cartoon characters appear in Sweetened cereal, and to the viewer's surprise, Wile E. The Honey Nut Cheerios Bee interrupted a Coyote/Road RunnerĬhase in one ad, so the little bee could give Wile E. Has even come to the aid of the Trix Rabbit for Trix Cereal in a couple Coyote appeared in an ad for Purolator Courier in the same year. Hawk were featured in spots for Kentucky Fried Chicken in 1987, and WileĮ. Pages, Sylvester promoted 9 Lives cat food, Foghorn Leghorn and Henery Through the 1970s and 1980s, Bugs and the other Looney Tunes characters Kool-Aids for six or seven years, and when they started doing those theĪgency people said, 'Wonder if Avery can draw Bugs Bunny.'' Told Adamson in a 1971 interview that, 'We've been doing Bugs Bunny These commercials were done by none other than TexĪvery! In Joe Adamson's book, Tex Avery: King of Cartoons (1975), Avery Laughing at their antics with their classic foe (Fudd, Wile E.) onīugs appeared in ads for Kool-Aid for quite awhile during the late 1960sĪnd early 1970s. Screen to eat a boy's bowl of Raisin Bran right under his nose as he is

The Road Runner both manage to extend themselves out of a television These two commercials end in the same way: Bugs and Hunter Elmer Fudd, Bugs appears in a commercial for Kellogg's Raisinīran, as do the Road Runner and Wile E. With his classic woodland confrontation with In the 1990s, Post's rival company, Kellogg's, has used Bugs to promote

Promising that viewers could, 'start the day a little bit better,' with Show, hosts Bugs and Daffy would promote their sponsor, Post Cereals, by The first, and perhaps hardest to keep track of, would be theirĪppearances on television commercials. In addition to their numerous regular series and specials, Warnerīrothers' classic cartoon characters have over the years made countlessĪppearances on television in other capacities.

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Other TV Appearances of the Looney Tunes Characters