The Looney Tunes Show (2011)

Mild innuendos. Occasionally jokes are centered around it being odd that some of the characters, namely Porky Pig and Daffy Duck, don't wear pants.

Daffy Duck attempts to seduce ladies by wiggling his rear suggestively.

A painting is shown parodying Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam" which features a fig leaf over Daffy's crotch.

Daffy Duck intends to bring up his resume on his computer when Bugs inquires about his job search, and the monitor screen is facing away from the viewer through the scene. He's appears flustered as he tries to close various tabs. He then brings up what he thinks is his resume, but the two look shocked as they look at it, which is accompanied by a romantic sting from the soundtrack, and Daffy replies, "Sorry, that was definitely not my resume."

Some women have cleavage's.

Some scenes contains classic Looney Tunes violence.

In first early season has a couple moderate violence, it features getting into fight but comical.

Gunfights are featured, as well as frequent physical. Is to different from regular Looney Tunes, though some scenes can be minus intense than the original films.

Mild name-calling (idiot, stupid, chubby, garbage, etc.), mostly from Daffy Duck who is often rude and abusive in the show.

Characters drink Wine and Gina-tonic.

Characters sometimes get themselves in trouble.

The humor is meant to be satire. This show is still made for kids but some may not understand the jokes. Just think of this show of a kid friendly South Park.

TV-PG for Some Cartoon Violence, Rude Humor and Mild Innuendo.