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	Encyclopedia topic: Buddy
		Buddy is an animated (additional info and facts about animated) cartoon (A humorous or satirical drawing published in a newspaper or magazine) character in the Warner Bros. (additional info and facts about Warner Bros.) Looney Tunes (additional info and facts about Looney Tunes) series of cartoons.
		For the SCUBA (A device (trade name Aqua-Lung) that lets divers breathe under water; scuba is an acronym for self-contained underwater breathing apparatus) diving partner system see Buddy system (A cooperative practice of pairing two or more people together for mutual assistance or safety (especially in recreational swimming)).
		Schlesinger told his new employees to create a star character for the studio, and Duvall created Buddy in 1933.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/bu/buddy.htm (341 words)

	Looney Tunes
		Bosko was Looney Tunes ' first major star, but when he moved over to MGM in an entirely different incarnation, Buddy took his place.
		Looney Tunes is a Warner Brothers cartoon series that preceded the Merrie Melodies series, and is both WB's first animated theatrical series and the second longest continuous animated series in any medium.
		From 1934 to 1943 Merrie Melodies were produced in color and Looney Tunes in black and white; after that the only real difference between the two was in the variation between the opening theme music and titles.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/l/lo/looney_tunes.html (482 words)

	Keyword: Looney Tunes...
		Irreverent Imagination: The Golden Age of the Looney Tunes (2003) (V) Buddy's Showboat (1933)
		Behind the Tunes - A Conversation with Tex Avery (2004) (V) Hot-Rod and Reel!
		Behind the Tunes - Forever Befuddled (2003) (V) Behind the Tunes - Bugs: A Rabbit for All Seasonings (2003) (V) Porky's Pet (1936)
	www.imdb.com /keyword/looney-tunes (477 words)

	Buddy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Buddy (Looney Tunes), an animated cartoon character in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes
		Buddy system, a system in which SCUBA divers dive in pairs
		Buddy, a member of The Short Circus on the American television series The Electric Company
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Buddy (186 words)

	Buddy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Buddy (Looney Tunes), an animated cartoon character in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes
		Buddy system, a system in which SCUBA divers dive in pairs
		Buddy, a member of The Short Circus on the American television series The Electric Company
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Buddy (186 words)

	Buddy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Buddy (Looney Tunes), an animated cartoon character in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes
		Buddy system, a system in which SCUBA divers dive in pairs
		Buddy (dog), pet of former U.S. President Bill Clinton
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Buddy (186 words)

	Warner Bros. Animation Chronology
		Buddy, a new Looney Tunes character, is created by director Tom Palmer for the short Buddy's Day Out.
		Buddy The Gob (Looney Tunes), directed by Friz Freleng, animated by Jack King and Ben Clopton.
		Harman and Ising leave Leon Schlesinger Productions and begin producing cartoons for rival MGM.
	www.hlla.com /reference/wb.html (186 words)

	Volume 2 -- B-19 to Butler, Daws
		Described as "Bokso in whiteface," Buddy was, ostensibly, a song and dance character used in a series of entirely forgettable Looney Tunes in the years immediately after the departure of Harman and Ising in 1933.
		Buddy was usually seen with his girlfriend Cookie, and a dog.
		Avery parodies the character, showing him as effeminate, in Believe It Or Else (1939), and Clampett supplies the elderly Fudd with a "Buck Rogers Lighting-Quick Wabbit Killer" in The Old Grey Hare (1944).
	members.aol.com /EOCostello/b.html (186 words)

	Buddy MacMaster
		'''Buddy''' is an Animationanimated cartoon character in the Warner Bros. ''Looney Tunes'' series of cartoons.
		Description: When a grieving 13-year old Jeff is transported back in time, a Bull Terrier named Patsy Ann teaches him that his old dog, Buddy, will live on in his heart forever.
		Buddy has his origins in the chaos tha...
	www.ranoc.com /Buddy_MacMaster.htm (186 words)

	Buddy - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Buddy
		Buddy is an animated cartoon character in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes series of cartoons.
		Buddy's shorts were all but forgotten until the era of television began in the 1950s.
		Buddy was little more than his predecessor Bosko reincarnated as a cute little white boy.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Buddy.html (346 words)

	Volume 2 -- B-19 to Butler, Daws
		Described as "Bokso in whiteface," Buddy was, ostensibly, a song and dance character used in a series of entirely forgettable Looney Tunes in the years immediately after the departure of Harman and Ising in 1933.
		Buddy was usually seen with his girlfriend Cookie, and a dog.
		Avery parodies the character, showing him as effeminate, in Believe It Or Else (1939), and Clampett supplies the elderly Fudd with a "Buck Rogers Lighting-Quick Wabbit Killer" in The Old Grey Hare (1944).
	members.aol.com /EOCostello/b.html (346 words)

	Volume 2 -- B-19 to Butler, Daws
		Described as "Bokso in whiteface," Buddy was, ostensibly, a song and dance character used in a series of entirely forgettable Looney Tunes in the years immediately after the departure of Harman and Ising in 1933.
		Buddy was usually seen with his girlfriend Cookie, and a dog.
		(It is also mentioned in the song sung by Red in Red Hot Riding Hood (Avery (MGM), 1943) and worn on the uniform of the giant ballplayer in Batty Baseball, made by Avery for MGM in 1944).
	members.aol.com /EOCostello/b.html (5964 words)

	The Looney Tunes On Nickelodeon Page- History
		"Buddy the Dentist" with Buddy and Bozo the Dog
		"Buddy's Day Out" with Buddy, Cookie, and Baby Elmer
		"Buddy's Lost World" with Buddy and Bozo the Dog
	www.toonzone.net /looney/tv/nick/ltnick90-92.html (5964 words)

	Looney Tunes Cartoon Checklist
		____ Buddy's Bearcats ____ Why Do I Dream These Dreams?
		Wolf ____ Porky's Ant ____ Farm Frolics ____ Hollywood Steps Out ____ A Coy Decoy ____ Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt ____ Porky's Prize Pony ____ The Wacky Worm ____ Meet John Doughboy ____ The Heckling Hare ____ Inki and the Lion ____ Aviation Vacation ____ We, the Animals, Squeak!
	www.toonzone.net /looney/WBchecklist.html (5964 words)

	Acme Corporation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It made its first appearance in a Buddy cartoon (Buddy's Bug Hunt), and it also appeared in the Egghead cartoon Count Me Out in which Egghead purchases a "Learn How To Box" kit from Acme, though was featured most prominently in the Road Runner/Wile E. Coyote cartoons.
		The Acme Corporation is a fictional corporation that exists in the Looney Tunes universe.
		Most recently, the 2003 movie Looney Tunes: Back in Action showed the head offices of Acme, revealed to be a multinational corporation whose executive officers were led by a Bond-esque supervillian.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Acme_Corporation (548 words)

	Volume 2 -- B-19 to Butler, Daws
		Described as "Bokso in whiteface," Buddy was, ostensibly, a song and dance character used in a series of entirely forgettable Looney Tunes in the years immediately after the departure of Harman and Ising in 1933.
		Bosko (who was voiced by animator Carmen Maxwell) then starred with his girlfriend Honey in a long series of peppy Looney Tunes, though by this time he had morphed into only a vaguely human-like character.
		When Harman and Ising split with Schlesinger in 1933, Bosko went with them to MGM and morphed back, along with Honey, into a recognizable boy.
	members.aol.com /EOCostello/b.html (5964 words)

	Volume 2 -- B-19 to Butler, Daws
		Described as "Bokso in whiteface," Buddy was, ostensibly, a song and dance character used in a series of entirely forgettable Looney Tunes in the years immediately after the departure of Harman and Ising in 1933.
		Buddy was usually seen with his girlfriend Cookie, and a dog.
		Avery parodies the character, showing him as effeminate, in Believe It Or Else (1939), and Clampett supplies the elderly Fudd with a "Buck Rogers Lighting-Quick Wabbit Killer" in The Old Grey Hare (1944).
	members.aol.com /EOCostello/b.html (5964 words)

	Volume 2 -- B-19 to Butler, Daws
		Described as "Bokso in whiteface," Buddy was, ostensibly, a song and dance character used in a series of entirely forgettable Looney Tunes in the years immediately after the departure of Harman and Ising in 1933.
		Bosko (who was voiced by animator Carmen Maxwell) then starred with his girlfriend Honey in a long series of peppy Looney Tunes, though by this time he had morphed into only a vaguely human-like character.
		When Harman and Ising split with Schlesinger in 1933, Bosko went with them to MGM and morphed back, along with Honey, into a recognizable boy.
	members.aol.com /EOCostello/b.html (5964 words)

	Looney Tunes
		Looney Tunes fans can find the latest games, new cartoons and merchandise, including what’s new on DVD and video, television and in books and comics.
		The new LooneyTunes.com website is the ultimate online destination for all things Looney Tunes, featuring news and info about your favorite characters, cartoons and more.
		Check out Looney Loot, featuring new downloadable screensavers, wallpapers and buddy icons.
	looneytunes.warnerbros.com /web/homepage/homepage.jsp (606 words)

	Looney Tunes
		1933 Bosko and Honey are replaced by Buddy and Cookie.
		1930 The First Looney Tune is released starring Bosko and Honey.
		Merrie Melodies, Loony Tunes, The Roadrunner Show, That's Warner Bros., The Bugs Bunny and tweety Show and probably more.
	wbcartoons.tvheaven.com /custom.html (606 words)

	Looney Tunes Cartoons
		"I Haven't Got A Hat" (1935) by Buddy Bernier and Robert D. Emmerich
	www.classicthemes.com /50sTVThemes/themePages/looneyTunes.html (431 words)

	Looney Tunes
		Download this brand new Bugs Bunny Wallpaper TODAY and choose from more than 75 Buddy Icons, Screensavers and Wallpapers!
		Bugs Bunny takes aim in a Home Run Derby for the ages!
		Once again Bugs Bunny is making things difficult for Elmer!
	looneytunes.warnerbros.com /web/homepage/homepage.jsp (607 words)

	animatorsm
		Animator: DISNEY 38-41 (Fantasia 40, Dumbo 41, Bambi 42); WARNER BROS. 46- -51 (Porky Pig 45/46/48/49/51, Daffy Duck 46-49, Bugs Bunny 46/49-51, Goofy Gophers 47-49, Sylvester 47, Merrie Melodies 47/48/51, Looney Tunes 48/50, Beaky Buzzard 50, Foghorn Leghorn 50-51 [Bob CLAMPETT and Bob McKIMSON Units]); UPA c49-51 (Fox and Crow 50, Mr.
		Assistant Animator: SCHLESINGER/WARNER BROS. 34-35 (Buddy 34-35 [Assistant to Bob McKIMSON])
		Story Sketches: DISNEY Feb 35-1 June 40 (Silly Symphony [Elmer Elephant 36, The Ugly Duckling 39], Fantasia 40 [Nutcracker Suite], Cinderella 50, Peter Pan 53)
	www.immaginariofiorentino.com /albertopage/amimatorsa-z/animatorsm.htm (607 words)

	Behind theJoe Destruction Cartoon
		This was a group who knew their toons and they compared Joe D. to their favorites: SpongeBob SquarePants, Futurama, The Simpsons, South Park, Looney Tunes, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Family Guy.
		Joe D. has a memorable supporting cast: Kenneth his scruffy canine buddy; Agents Tom and Bob—maybe of the CIA—who are on opposite extremes of the good cop-bad cop scenario; and his colorful sidekick Billy whose childlike eagerness to help masks a keen wit, superior physical abilities and a sharp mind.
		Joe meets a “superhero” calling himself Metamorphoman, who thinks his special power is that he can turn into all sorts of things, except that he never knows what these things will be.
	www.joedestruction.com /behindjoe.html (607 words)

	Looney Tunes
		Looney Tunes fans can find the latest games, new cartoons and merchandise, including what’s new on DVD and video, television and in books and comics.
		The new LooneyTunes.com website is the ultimate online destination for all things Looney Tunes, featuring news and info about your favorite characters, cartoons and more.
		Check out Looney Loot, featuring new downloadable screensavers, wallpapers and buddy icons.
	looneytunes.warnerbros.com /web/homepage/homepage.jsp (607 words)

	MERRIE MELODIES & LOONEY TUNES
		Character development was more a part of Looney Tunes, which started with cartoon stars Bosko and Honey, then Foxy and Honey, the short-lived Goopy Geer, Beans the cat, and the bland team of Buddy and Cookie.
		The earliest real star for Looney Tunes was Porky Pig, followed by Egghead and Daffy Duck.
		In both of these the focus was on the music and action.
	members.aol.com /kaoqj/mmtoon.htm (192 words)

	Looney Tunes
		Series Logo: On a curtain backdrop to the right, WB's newest (and admittedly crappiest) cartoon star, Buddy, appears, holding his left hand up Vanna White-style.
		Near the bottom, either the Leon Schlesinger text/Released by WB combo was used (1943-44) or "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON" (1944-1963) was used.
		Below it appears "PRODUCED BY LEON SCHLESINGER." In 1944, this was changed to “PRODUCED BY WARNER BROS. CARTOONS&; and then "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON".
	members.fortunecity.com /teamfx2000/Kids_Cartoons/looneytunes.htm (192 words)

	Looney Tunes
		Series Logo : On a curtain backdrop to the right, WB's newest (and admittedly crappiest) cartoon star, Buddy, appears, holding his left hand up Vanna White-style.
		Near the bottom, either the Leon Schlesinger text/Released by WB combo was used (1943-44) or "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON" (1944-1963) was used.
		And the WB Shield's most famous role is cemented-it zooms in from a long distance in the center of the screen to a huge size.
	members.fortunecity.com /teamfx2000/Kids_Cartoons/looneytunes.htm (192 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Animaniacs
		The first Animaniacs seen were The Warner Brothers (and Sister), supposedly old-time Looney Tunes characters (contemporary with Bosko and Buddy) whose films were never released because they made no sense.
		Animaniacs, which debuted Monday, September 13, 1993 on Fox TV, is possibly the most highly regarded animation he was ever associated with.
		In some ways, in fact, Animaniacs was more unpredictable than one of the old studios, because the show segments even varied in length.
	www.toonopedia.com /animani.htm (466 words)

	animatorsm
		Animator: DISNEY 38-41 (Fantasia 40, Dumbo 41, Bambi 42); WARNER BROS. 46- -51 (Porky Pig 45/46/48/49/51, Daffy Duck 46-49, Bugs Bunny 46/49-51, Goofy Gophers 47-49, Sylvester 47, Merrie Melodies 47/48/51, Looney Tunes 48/50, Beaky Buzzard 50, Foghorn Leghorn 50-51 [Bob CLAMPETT and Bob McKIMSON Units]); UPA c49-51 (Fox and Crow 50, Mr.
		Assistant Animator: SCHLESINGER/WARNER BROS. 34-35 (Buddy 34-35 [Assistant to Bob McKIMSON])
		Story Sketches: DISNEY Feb 35-1 June 40 (Silly Symphony [Elmer Elephant 36, The Ugly Duckling 39], Fantasia 40 [Nutcracker Suite], Cinderella 50, Peter Pan 53)
	www.immaginariofiorentino.com /albertopage/amimatorsa-z/animatorsm.htm (4299 words)

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