Parents' Guide to

Tiny Toon Adventures

By Emily Ashby, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 7+

Young Looneys ramp up the fun but offer little substance.

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What you will—and won't—find in this TV show.

Community Reviews

age 5+

Based on 6 parent reviews

age 2+

Adorable Show Of Kindness And Friendship

Tiny Toon Adventures Is An Awsome Show For Kids! It Is Bluey That Is The Awful Influence! Tiny Toon Adventures Features The beloved looney Tunes That make Us laugh And cheer. I Love This Show, And I Do not Know why Hulu Removed It. i Feel Nothing But love for This Show!

This title has:

Educational value
Great messages
Great role models
1 person found this helpful.
age 7+

Fantastic show!

This is a great show from my childhood. Nothing harmful about it usually.
1 person found this helpful.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (6):
Kids say (11):

The 1990 premiere of Tiny Toons marked a rebirth of the long-dormant Warner Bros. Animation studio, which joined forces with producer Steven Spielberg for this series. Despite the characters' striking physical and characteristic resemblance to Looney Tunes mainstays like Porky Pig and Tazmanian Devil, they're not related to the originals but are rather a whole new generation of anthropomorphic animals with a similar penchant for mischief.

This spin-off cartoon is full of fun for those who can keep up with its often chaotic pace, but it's best to think twice before offering it to the youngest kids. It's fraught with unrealistic cartoon violence, female characters often use their physical assets to get guys' attention and manipulate them, and there's a fair amount of smoking. That said, older viewers will appreciate the show's wit and use of cultural references, and adults who enjoyed the original Looneys may find new favorites in these second-generation characters.

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