Bugs Bunny Builders

At ACME Construction Company, Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny run a chaotic building crew that specializes in wildly impractical projects. Instead of a straight workplace sitcom, episodes lean into cartoon logic: Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Tweety and other familiar faces operate oversized tools and custom vehicles, turning routine fixes into slapstick set pieces. The show keeps plots simple and episodic, with problems set up and resolved within each short story so young viewers can follow the action, while long-time fans will recognize the classic character dynamics and comic timing.

Released in 2022, Bugs Bunny Builders draws on the Looney Tunes library of characters, with Eric Bauza voicing multiple leads including Bugs, Daffy and Tweety, Chandni Parekh as Lola Bunny, and Bob Bergen as Porky Pig. It was presented as a child-friendly reimagining of the originals for modern platforms and TV blocks.

The series helped refresh Looney Tunes for preschool audiences, softening the franchise’s slapstick edge while keeping its anarchic spirit. Short segments and bright, kinetic animation made it easy to clip and share online, and the show fit into broader kids programming that introduces classic characters to a new generation without relying on nostalgia alone.

Critical and audience reactions were mixed to mildly positive, reflected in its 6.6 out of 10 average from a small number of votes. Reviewers and parents tended to praise its emphasis on teamwork, problem-solving, and physical comedy, while some longtime franchise fans missed the sharper edge of older Looney Tunes entries. Overall, it functions well as light, humorous entertainment aimed squarely at younger viewers.

The series did not earn major industry awards during its initial run, and there are no widely reported Emmy wins or high-profile nominations tied to it. Still, it served a practical role, keeping iconic characters visible on contemporary children’s programming and contributing to the ongoing Looney Tunes presence in family media.