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 ''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1993. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1993 through 1999 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1994 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)|Thumbelina]]''.
-== Popularity of feet t vs the Animaniacs==
+== Popularity of Animaniacs==
 While episodes of the show did have their share of flops (by Chicken Boo and Katie Ka-Boom), a surprisingly high number of well-written, outrageously funny cartoons were aired during the series, as the new madcap Warner Bros. animators merrily poked fun at everything and everyone, including their own fans ("The Please Please Pleese Get A Life Foundation", which directly took from the ''[[alt.tv.animaniacs]]'' FAQ for its material). <!-- That "pleese" is correct here, it was spelled that way on screen. -->

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 ''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1993. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1993 through 1999 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1994 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)|Thumbelina]]''.
-== Popularity of Animaniacs==
+== Popularity of feet t vs the Animaniacs==
 While episodes of the show did have their share of flops (by Chicken Boo and Katie Ka-Boom), a surprisingly high number of well-written, outrageously funny cartoons were aired during the series, as the new madcap Warner Bros. animators merrily poked fun at everything and everyone, including their own fans ("The Please Please Pleese Get A Life Foundation", which directly took from the ''[[alt.tv.animaniacs]]'' FAQ for its material). <!-- That "pleese" is correct here, it was spelled that way on screen. -->

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-'''''feet t vs the animaniacs''''' (1994 to 2006) was the second animated series produced by the collaboration of Steven Spielberg and [[Warner Bros. And it revived in 2022 as a reboot series(company)|Warner Bros.]] Animation during the [[Wikipedia:Modern animation of the United States|animation renaissance]] of the 1990s. The studio's first series, ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]],'' had proved to be a big hit among younger viewing audiences, and it had attracted a sizable number of adult viewers as well. ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' had drawn heavily from the classic [[Wikipedia:Termite Terrace|Termite Terrace]] cartoons of old for inspiration, as well as plots and characterization. The modern Warner Bros. writers and animators used the experience gained from the previous series to create brand new animated characters that were cast in the mold of [[Tex Avery]]'s and [[Chuck Jones]]' creations, but were not slavish imitations.
+'''''Steven Spielberg Presents Animaniacs''''' (1993 to 1998) was the second animated series produced by the collaboration of Steven Spielberg and [[Warner Bros. (company)|Warner Bros.]] Animation during the [[Wikipedia:Modern animation of the United States|animation renaissance]] of the 1990s. The studio's first series, ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]],'' had proved to be a big hit among younger viewing audiences, and it had attracted a sizable number of adult viewers as well. ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' had drawn heavily from the classic [[Wikipedia:Termite Terrace|Termite Terrace]] cartoons of old for inspiration, as well as plots and characterization. The modern Warner Bros. writers and animators used the experience gained from the previous series to create brand new animated characters that were cast in the mold of [[Tex Avery]]'s and [[Chuck Jones]]' creations, but were not slavish imitations.
-''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1994. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1994 through 2005 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough 2000for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1995 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)|Thumbelina]]''. It's about four dogs that were created by x infinity studios and DNA productions the characters are named feet t and Playstation and cutie hand and knee knee all four dogs that are similar to The Animaniacs franchise and hat spinoffs that were called feet t jr that air from 1995 to 2007 and was later known as next generation at 2012 in 2008 a movie was called foot Lord it was released in 2008 in 2024 it ended with a movie called toon turf and a new Nickelodeon movie is scheduled for releasing 2025 which is called feet t vs the animaniacs a Minecraft movie on Nickelodeon it's available to stream on Paramount plus and Hulu and hpo Max
+''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1993. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1993 through 1999 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1994 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)|Thumbelina]]''.
-== Popularity of Animaniacs==revived in 2022 as a reboot series
+== Popularity of Animaniacs==
 While episodes of the show did have their share of flops (by Chicken Boo and Katie Ka-Boom), a surprisingly high number of well-written, outrageously funny cartoons were aired during the series, as the new madcap Warner Bros. animators merrily poked fun at everything and everyone, including their own fans ("The Please Please Pleese Get A Life Foundation", which directly took from the ''[[alt.tv.animaniacs]]'' FAQ for its material). <!-- That "pleese" is correct here, it was spelled that way on screen. -->

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 ''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1994. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1994 through 2005 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough 2000for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1995 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)|Thumbelina]]''. It's about four dogs that were created by x infinity studios and DNA productions the characters are named feet t and Playstation and cutie hand and knee knee all four dogs that are similar to The Animaniacs franchise and hat spinoffs that were called feet t jr that air from 1995 to 2007 and was later known as next generation at 2012 in 2008 a movie was called foot Lord it was released in 2008 in 2024 it ended with a movie called toon turf and a new Nickelodeon movie is scheduled for releasing 2025 which is called feet t vs the animaniacs a Minecraft movie on Nickelodeon it's available to stream on Paramount plus and Hulu and hpo Max
-== Popularity of Animaniacs==
+== Popularity of Animaniacs==revived in 2022 as a reboot series
 While episodes of the show did have their share of flops (by Chicken Boo and Katie Ka-Boom), a surprisingly high number of well-written, outrageously funny cartoons were aired during the series, as the new madcap Warner Bros. animators merrily poked fun at everything and everyone, including their own fans ("The Please Please Pleese Get A Life Foundation", which directly took from the ''[[alt.tv.animaniacs]]'' FAQ for its material). <!-- That "pleese" is correct here, it was spelled that way on screen. -->

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−	'''''feet t vs the animaniacs''''' (1994 to 2006) was the second animated series produced by the collaboration of Steven Spielberg and [[Warner Bros. (company)\|Warner Bros.]] Animation during the [[Wikipedia:Modern animation of the United States\|animation renaissance]] of the 1990s. The studio's first series, ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]],'' had proved to be a big hit among younger viewing audiences, and it had attracted a sizable number of adult viewers as well. ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' had drawn heavily from the classic [[Wikipedia:Termite Terrace\|Termite Terrace]] cartoons of old for inspiration, as well as plots and characterization. The modern Warner Bros. writers and animators used the experience gained from the previous series to create brand new animated characters that were cast in the mold of [[Tex Avery]]'s and [[Chuck Jones]]' creations, but were not slavish imitations.	+	'''''feet t vs the animaniacs''''' (1994 to 2006) was the second animated series produced by the collaboration of Steven Spielberg and [[Warner Bros. And it revived in 2022 as a reboot series(company)\|Warner Bros.]] Animation during the [[Wikipedia:Modern animation of the United States\|animation renaissance]] of the 1990s. The studio's first series, ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]],'' had proved to be a big hit among younger viewing audiences, and it had attracted a sizable number of adult viewers as well. ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' had drawn heavily from the classic [[Wikipedia:Termite Terrace\|Termite Terrace]] cartoons of old for inspiration, as well as plots and characterization. The modern Warner Bros. writers and animators used the experience gained from the previous series to create brand new animated characters that were cast in the mold of [[Tex Avery]]'s and [[Chuck Jones]]' creations, but were not slavish imitations.

	''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1994. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1994 through 2005 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication\|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough 2000for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1995 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)\|Thumbelina]]''. It's about four dogs that were created by x infinity studios and DNA productions the characters are named feet t and Playstation and cutie hand and knee knee all four dogs that are similar to The Animaniacs franchise and hat spinoffs that were called feet t jr that air from 1995 to 2007 and was later known as next generation at 2012 in 2008 a movie was called foot Lord it was released in 2008 in 2024 it ended with a movie called toon turf and a new Nickelodeon movie is scheduled for releasing 2025 which is called feet t vs the animaniacs a Minecraft movie on Nickelodeon it's available to stream on Paramount plus and Hulu and hpo Max		''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1994. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1994 through 2005 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication\|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough 2000for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1995 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)\|Thumbelina]]''. It's about four dogs that were created by x infinity studios and DNA productions the characters are named feet t and Playstation and cutie hand and knee knee all four dogs that are similar to The Animaniacs franchise and hat spinoffs that were called feet t jr that air from 1995 to 2007 and was later known as next generation at 2012 in 2008 a movie was called foot Lord it was released in 2008 in 2024 it ended with a movie called toon turf and a new Nickelodeon movie is scheduled for releasing 2025 which is called feet t vs the animaniacs a Minecraft movie on Nickelodeon it's available to stream on Paramount plus and Hulu and hpo Max

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-DICK WAS HERE, BITCHEEEEESSSSS!
+'''''Steven Spielberg Presents Animaniacs''''' (1993 to 1998) was the second animated series produced by the collaboration of Steven Spielberg and [[Warner Bros. (company)|Warner Bros.]] Animation during the [[Wikipedia:Modern animation of the United States|animation renaissance]] of the 1990s. The studio's first series, ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]],'' had proved to be a big hit among younger viewing audiences, and it had attracted a sizable number of adult viewers as well. ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' had drawn heavily from the classic [[Wikipedia:Termite Terrace|Termite Terrace]] cartoons of old for inspiration, as well as plots and characterization. The modern Warner Bros. writers and animators used the experience gained from the previous series to create brand new animated characters that were cast in the mold of [[Tex Avery]]'s and [[Chuck Jones]]' creations, but were not slavish imitations.
-Dick was here
+''Animaniacs'' premiered on September 13, 1993. New episodes of the show were aired during the 1993 through 1999 seasons, and episodes of the show were rerun in [[Wikipedia:TV syndication|syndication]] for several years after production of new episodes ceased. One feature-length direct-to-video ''Animaniacs'' movie, ''Wakko's Wish'', was released on VHS only (there was no DVD release) in 1999. The series was popular enough for Warner Bros. Animation to invest in additional episodes of the show past the traditional 65-episode marker for syndication; a total of 99 episodes were finally produced. One theatrical cartoon short film starring the Warner siblings, "I'm Mad," was produced and released to theaters in 1994 with the feature ''[[Wikipedia:Thumbelina (film)|Thumbelina]]''.
 ==Reputation and legacy==
-Dick was here, bitches
+The show introduced the popular cartoon characters [[Pinky and the Brain]], who were subsequently [[Wikipedia:spin off|spun-off]] into their own TV series in 1995.
 == Animaniacs and furry fandom ==
-Dick was here, bitches
+At the peak of its popularity (especially during the first and second seasons), ''Animaniacs'' was wildly popular among [[furry fan]]s, and its popularity spilled over into the fandom. Many of the denizens of ''[[alt.tv.animaniacs]]'' were furry fans, and they expressed their enjoyment of the show in true furry fashion: through fan artwork, fan fiction, and furry role-playing. Many characters from the show were imitated on [[FurryMUCK]], from the Warner Brothers and Warner Sister to Pinky and the Brain. (Even [[Slappy Squirrel]] made an appearance on the MUCK!)
 == Animaniacs on DVD ==
-Dick was here, bitches
+Warner Bros. has announced ''Animaniacs'' was released on DVD. All 99 episodes are also on Netflix as of April 2016.
 ==Music==
-Dick was here, bitches
+''Animaniacs'' was a very musical cartoon, with every episode featuring an original score (and in many cases, several original songs). Each group of characters had its own sub-theme in the score, and the Hip Hippos and Pinky and the Brain even had their own full theme songs.
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-''Animaniacs'' was a very musical cartoon, with every episode featuring an original score (and in many cases, several original songs). Each group of characters had its own sub-theme in the score, and the Hip Hippos and Pinky and the Brain even had their own full theme songs.
+Dick was here, bitches
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-The three Warner siblings often performed songs, including parodies of classical and folk music, often with an educational twist, listing, for example, U.S. states or American presidents. Pinky and the Brain occasionally got songs to sing as well, and the most complicated songs in the series usually went to Rita, voiced by singer Bernadette Peters (poking fun at Broadway shows in general, and Stephen Sondheim's works in particular). Rita and Runt even took on Broadway directly with a parody of ''[[Wikipedia:Les Misérables (musical)|Les Misérables]]'' called ''Les Miseranimals'', which aired early in the first season.
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-Three albums of music from the series were released: ''Animaniacs'', ''Yakko's World'', and ''Variety Pack'', and the sing-along videos, especially "Yakko's World", remained some of the best selling skit compilation VHS tapes.
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-The final bars of the Animaniacs theme (as well as [[Bugs Bunny]] and the WB shield) are commonly used by Warner Bros. to begin various animated series.
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-The song ''Yakko's World'' is perhaps their most famous.
 ==External links==