Comparison Of Tom And Jerry Or Looney Toe

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Tom & Jerry Or Looney Tune Looney Tune and Tom & Jerry are both classical comedy cartoons. The both shows have around for about 80 years. Tom & Jerry began in 1940, 76 years from now and still producing. Whereas looney tune started in 1930 and ended in 1969, so it has been 86 years since created but was around for 39 years. Both these shows are made by the same company the warner brothers. Also these shows are funny and bring a smile to people around the world. Since Tom & Jerry episodes are still being produced it is more known around the world. But since looney tune was stop and only lasted 39 years it not known to be as popular. Both shows are based on animals cartoons. But in looney tune all the characters speak and in

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