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It’s a bad day to be aLooney Tunesfan Warner Bros.
Discovery’s intentions for deletingthe originalLooney Tunescartoonsare known, rather than leaving it as a mystery.
The firstLooney Tunesrelease was the animated short,Sinkin' in the Bathtub, starring Bosko.
It debuted at the Warner Bros. Theater in Hollywood, California, on April 19, 1930.
So, almosteveryLooney Tunesproduct and spin-offis available to stream on Max.
Well, that was until the streaming platform removed the original shorts from its catalog in March 2025.
Now, fans will have a much harder time trying to watch significant installments in theLooney Tunesfranchise.
In December 2024,Warner Bros. opted not to renew its distribution deal withSesame Street.
A few months before that,Warner Bros.
Discovery shut down Boomerang,a streaming service that featured many classic Warner Bros. cartoons.
For example,Warner Bros. Its cast included notable stars such as Will Forte, John Cena, and Lana Condor.
Even thoughthe cast and crew had already filmedCoyote vs. Acmein 2022,Warner Bros. Unfortunately,Coyote vs. Acme’s cancelation isn’t where theLooney Tunesfranchise’s recent failures end.
Its Tomatometer score onRotten Tomatoessits at 86 percent, while it has a Popcornmeter score of 88 percent.
So, therein lies one positive forLooney Tunesfans.
Which Looney Tunes Cartoons Are Still Available On Streaming?
Discovery’s streaming service.
Physical copies of the classicLooney Tunescartoons can also be found on Amazon.
Sources:Deadline, Rotten Tomatoes
