Rounding out the cast is a compliment of wacky neighbors including Porky Pig, Yosemite Sam, Speedy Gonzalez, Lola Bunny, Granny, the Witch, Foghorn Leghorn and other faces familiar to fans of the original Looney Tunes. Maintaining its sitcom premise, the plot of "The Looney Tunes Show" focuses on the antics of best friends and roommates Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, both voiced by Jeff Bergman. They are worried about their wives and their bills, so is kind of like that." "Fred and Barney are dudes, they aren't kids. They live in a house, they have girlfriends, they have jobs - well, I guess neither one have jobs," laughed Cervone. "Bugs and Daffy are, for lack of a better word, adult men! They have the same concerns and problems that adult men have. Emphasizing the half-hour comedy angle, the producers compared the show's format to classic 'toons like "The Flintstones." It was a way to have ongoing characters where you are learning something new about them over the course of the show," said Brandt. "We wanted to do something where the audience eventually cared about the characters, and it seemed like this sitcom format was the best way to do that. Brandt, Cervone's production partner, elaborated, saying the sitcom format allowed viewers to become invested in Bugs and Daffy in a way they could not with the original Looney Tunes shorts. "We've been developing this show for a long time it was a sketch comedy show for a while before we finally found this and went, 'Well, this is the best way for us to explore these characters,'" the producer said.
Cervone began by telling CBR that the show's sitcom format was settled on after a lengthy and involved development process.
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