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Lola from The Looney Tunes Show with the original Lola from Space Jam as her grandmother.

In one of the Looney Tunes Show episodes (www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDskfu… ) Lola was wondering to herself about who she was named after, and her second crippled guess was her grandmother, who she immediately confirmed to be named "Betty" instead. The joke could've been an interesting piece of trivia, but sadly enough the show didn't go that far.
But there are always two grandmothers.

Lola Bunny has caused alot of pointless grief on the internet, so it seems. Since there is alot of hate and rage going towards this new Looney Tunes cartoon series alone, especially towards the redesign of Lola, I think it would've satisfied everybody if The Looney Tunes Show perhaps confirmed both Lolas to be different characters. Or relatives.
But really, they are pretty much from a different dimension and therefore already different characters, so that should be reason enough not to hate either of them.

I have no real issues with the new or the old Lola. Though, the new design could've kept her blue eyes, and it would've been great in general if the old Lola was given the chance to really become something the new Lola is now. Without changing her appearance. Her appearance is not the problem.

The original Lola recieved the bad luck to have little screen time in Space Jam, and therefore didn't get decent character developement or a decent character introduction. But what we do know about her is that she is helpful, has a clear and collected mind, but maybe is a tad too serious/normal to be considered a "Looney Tune". But really, who says she's a Looney Tune. She came out of nowhere, maybe she was just a regular cartoon character passing by.
The new Lola isn't drop-dead-sexy anymore, giving me the feeling the media still believes attractive people can't be funny, but nevertheless, she is really funny. The obsessive stalker-girlfriend concept isn't a new one, and I'm wondering why they're not giving Pepe Le Pew more screen time instead, but it shouldn't really be that much of a problem. Like I said, the new Lola is funny.

My siblings often watch The Looney Tunes Show, and unlike Johnny Test, I allow them to watch this cartoon, because it isn't a total piece of unfunny crap.
They talk about Lola the most and describe her to be "a complete maniac", in a funny way, and were very interested when I told them about the original Lola. Which is strange, as I showed Space Jam to them at least a year before, but apparently they forgot.
After they saw the movie again, they weren't appalled/bored/aroused by Lola or started hating the new one for being dumb.
So, these two young children are more mature than all of you.

You should all be grateful that Lola Bunny has not been forgotten.

Also, people, if you cherish the old Lola so much, maybe you should quit the disgusting fanart. So far everybody has given the new Lola way more dignity than the old one, when looking at the art fans barfed out for both characters. We don't want to see the old Lola inflated or her crotch in our faces.

Description
Lola from The Looney Tunes Show with the original Lola from Space Jam as her grandmother.

In one of the Looney Tunes Show episodes (www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDskfu… ) Lola was wondering to herself about who she was named after, and her second crippled guess was her grandmother, who she immediately confirmed to be named "Betty" instead. The joke could've been an interesting piece of trivia, but sadly enough the show didn't go that far.
But there are always two grandmothers.

Lola Bunny has caused alot of pointless grief on the internet, so it seems. Since there is alot of hate and rage going towards this new Looney Tunes cartoon series alone, especially towards the redesign of Lola, I think it would've satisfied everybody if The Looney Tunes Show perhaps confirmed both Lolas to be different characters. Or relatives.
But really, they are pretty much from a different dimension and therefore already different characters, so that should be reason enough not to hate either of them.

I have no real issues with the new or the old Lola. Though, the new design could've kept her blue eyes, and it would've been great in general if the old Lola was given the chance to really become something the new Lola is now. Without changing her appearance. Her appearance is not the problem.

The original Lola recieved the bad luck to have little screen time in Space Jam, and therefore didn't get decent character developement or a decent character introduction. But what we do know about her is that she is helpful, has a clear and collected mind, but maybe is a tad too serious/normal to be considered a "Looney Tune". But really, who says she's a Looney Tune. She came out of nowhere, maybe she was just a regular cartoon character passing by.
The new Lola isn't drop-dead-sexy anymore, giving me the feeling the media still believes attractive people can't be funny, but nevertheless, she is really funny. The obsessive stalker-girlfriend concept isn't a new one, and I'm wondering why they're not giving Pepe Le Pew more screen time instead, but it shouldn't really be that much of a problem. Like I said, the new Lola is funny.

My siblings often watch The Looney Tunes Show, and unlike Johnny Test, I allow them to watch this cartoon, because it isn't a total piece of unfunny crap.
They talk about Lola the most and describe her to be "a complete maniac", in a funny way, and were very interested when I told them about the original Lola. Which is strange, as I showed Space Jam to them at least a year before, but apparently they forgot.
After they saw the movie again, they weren't appalled/bored/aroused by Lola or started hating the new one for being dumb.
So, these two young children are more mature than all of you.

You should all be grateful that Lola Bunny has not been forgotten.

Also, people, if you cherish the old Lola so much, maybe you should quit the disgusting fanart. So far everybody has given the new Lola way more dignity than the old one, when looking at the art fans barfed out for both characters. We don't want to see the old Lola inflated or her crotch in our faces.