For those of you who missed the original goofy series, the plot loosely followed the Warner siblings as they ran around the Hollywood movie lot stirring up crazy antics and occasionally yelling at attractive people (“Hello, Nurse!”) between recurring segments like “Pinky and the Brain” (which got its own spin-off) and the pigeon mafia-movie spoof “Goodfeathers.” Yakko, Wakko and Dot would also sing original songs, sometimes with an educational bent, like a number about the state capitals and another with fun facts about the presidents (“Grover Cleveland, really fat/Elected twice as a Democrat”). Animaniacs, the Steven Spielberg-produced animated variety show is reportedly getting the reboot treatment, though no home for the show has been announced yet. The audio was produced by Mike Katzif and edited by Jessica Reedy.After nearly 20 years, Warner brothers (and Warner sister!) Yakko, Wakko, and Dot might be making TV zany to the max again. What's making Aisha happy: Tiny Toon Adventures, now streaming on Hulu.happy: Catching up with New Girl, now streaming on Netflix What's making Margaret happy: The podcast You Must Remember This, specifically the season about Polly Platt.Hulu has released a new batch of Animaniacs episodes and much of the original voice cast returns - though this time around you should expect fewer Goodfellas jokes and more cracks about presidential elections. Led by the fictional siblings Yakko, Wakko and Dot, the super-meta cartoon featured slapstick humor and cultural references that appealed to both kids and adults alike.
Animation/Huluīecause everything in Hollywood must be revived these days, the Animaniacs are back after being locked in that Warner studio water tower for more than 20 years. After 22 years off the air and locked in the Warner water tower, Dot, Yakko and Wakko, return for more wild antics and meta references!Ĭourtesy Amblin Television/Warner Bros.
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