Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies by Jerry Beck

The same storyboards show that Petunia Pig was also set to appear. The storyboards for 'Porky's Party' show that Gabby Goat was also planned to make a fourth appearance, but was replaced with an unnamed bit player (a penguin with a very similar personality) in the final film.Foxy was originally planned to make a fourth appearance in 'You Don't Know What You're Doin!' (1931) and the soundtrack had already been recorded with him in mind, but when Walt Disney ordered Rudy Ising to scrap Foxy for being a blatant plagiarism of Mickey Mouse, he was replaced with an eleventh hour ersatz named Piggy.After tinkering with the shorts, they still planned on releasing them in theaters, but after Back In Action fared badly in box office they decided against it, with one of the shorts, 'The Whizzard of Ow', having been included on the movie's DVD release, Eventually, 'Hare and Loathing in Las Vegas' and 'Attack of the Drones' were released on DVD collections for Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck (respectively), 'Museum Scream' was included on the Looney Tunes Platinum Collection Volume 1 Blu-ray, and all six of the cartoons were included on the Blu-ray release of Back in Action in 2014. saw them, they were so appalled by them that they fired Larry Doyle and cancelled the shorts still in-production. Six shorts were completed, but once the higher-ups at Warner Bros. Shorts planned for the series included 'The Pig Stays in the Picture' (Porky tries to find a movie that his whole family can enjoy), 'Dancing Pepe' (a chipmunk with a head cold falls for Pepe Le Pew on the dance floor), 'A Very Daffy Christmas' (Daffy winds up at Santa's workshop while flying south for the winter) and 'Guess Who's Coming to Meet the Parents' (Bugs brings a squirrel home to meet his mother). The Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies short format was planned to be permanently revived in the early 2000s to coincide with the release of Looney Tunes: Back in Action, produced by Larry Doyle.

A rather devilish-looking new foe for Speedy Gonzales.The Looney Tunes theatrical shorts were full of unused and different ideas.

Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies by Jerry Beck