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Bugs Bunny and pals are taking over another chunk of network toys with two hours of laughs. Saturdays at 6 p.m. Eastern on TNT.
TNT's wild world of shorts returns now to Popeye.
Discover the man who discovered the world. Captain Cook begins October 1st on TNT.
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This month on HBO, dreams come true. Make them rich.
Follow a moonbeam. See the stars.
The superstars. It's magic. It's HBO in September. Call now.
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Turns now to Popeye.
They don't like living in a zoo. They want to live like people do.
Now there's an elephant at the golf course, monkeys in the toy store and a zebra in the kitchen. Sunday morning at 10 Eastern on TNT.
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The cast is so cooperative.
The guest stars are eager to appear.
I'll get you for this, Frog.
The sets are built by master carpenters.
Lunch is cooked by the finest European chefs.
Like a well-oiled machine. The Muppet Show, weekdays at 6 p.m. Eastern on TNT.
This fall, Disney brings something very, very special to ABC.
This calls for a giant celebration.
There's some new paws in town.
Ta-da!
And they'll bounce all around.
Charge!
Here come the gummy bears.
Bring me a bear whose name is Poo. Honey!
Then it's the Emmy Award winning.
My!
New adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
This fall, follow the bouncing bears to ABC television.
It's the best.
When you're ready for a real challenge, you're ready for Marble Madness.
There are deadly steelys, marble munchers, acid pools, digital waves, vacuum cleaners, catapults, pistons, pounding hammers, killer birds, and they're all after you.
Do you have what it takes to reach the silly maze where everything's upside down or the ultimate maze where even the maze moves?
Do you have what it takes or will Marble Madness make you lose your marbles?
Marble Madness.
And coming soon, Jordan versus Bird, one-on-one for your Nintendo.
Me teen looks Jazzy. She's so cool. The coolest girl in school.
Cheerleader Jazzy changed to shorts. Dude said,
Jazzy, you're great at sports.
When Jazzy's skirt goes from high to low.
Go, Jazzy, go!
Workout Jazzy, keepin' in shape.
Jazzy, you look great.
Teen looks Jazzy. The coolest girl in school.
Teen looks Jazzy. Ra, ra, ra!
She's the coolest of them all.
TNT presents the drama.
This looks like the end.
The passion.
And the suspense.
Of Bugs Bunny and Pals, a striking hour of cartoons and part of the Wild World of Shorts.
Tonight at 6.30 Eastern on TNT.
Wild World of Shorts is back. Stick around for Fraggle Rock coming up soon.