That explains much Nick (I did not actually know that)
But that makes it worse, it is clearly a terrible idea to sitcom up something so classic, yet they insist on doing it. It just smacks of having my childhood shit upon
EDIT: I like some sitcoms. Cheers, That 70's Show, All in the Family, Three's Company (even though it was the same basic 3 jokes every week), Taxi, and some others. A good sitcom executed with perfect writing and cast is a delight to behold. That being said, I liken this Looney Tunes 'sitcom' to the Chocolate Gumball
Chocolate = good
Gumball = good
Chocolate gumball = the whole < the sum of its parts
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