Warner Bros. Animation

So he was supposed to show up on that red carpet and didn't make it.

Warner Brothers Studios and Warner Brothers Animation put out a joint statement and they said Eric Bowser was a unique voice talent who brought joy and laughter to millions around the world during his 15 years at Warner Brothers Animation.

He was the voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, countless other characters.

He followed in the footsteps of giants like Mel Blanc.

Oh, yeah.

So this movie was like the first Scooby-Doo production after WB Animation bought Hanna-Barbera.

Ah.

Because William Hanna died.

I'm an entertainment attorney.

I work for Warner Brothers Animation, Nickelodeon.

I did an internship at DC Comics a million years ago.

And I run a nonprofit organization called The Autism Scene, which advocates for more explicitly autistic characters in kids' pop culture.

And it was beautiful.

So I don't know.

And it's by people who I used to work for, actually, when I was at Warner Brothers Animation.

Peter Girardi was the exec who was showing it off.

So the way the whole project began was Zeechon met with Sam over at Warner Brothers.

Yeah, the head of Warner Brothers Animation.

And he threw out the thing of like, yeah, we're thinking about trying to do Gremlins, but probably a prequel.

so Z pitched out the take of like, what's young Mr.

Miracle and Mackenzie Davis as Big Barda in Tom King's upcoming animated DCU series, Mr.

Miracle from DC Studios and WB Animation.

Are you guys excited for DC to be expanding, but not just expanding, like exploring stuff like Mr. Miracle?

Yes, because Tom King wrote all eight episodes.

Welcoming Josh Hutcherson as Mr.

Miracle and Mackenzie Davis as Big Barda in Tom King's forthcoming animated DCU series from DC Studios and WB Animation.

That's it, folks.

Isn't his thing that the actors that portray them in voice acting also play them in live action? He

It just makes it feel more tongue in cheek, and I think that that's what's so much fun.

And I loved the, um, I loved wh- when, uh, Warner Brothers Animation, you know, 10 years ago did those two, um, animated, um, versions of, you know, the Batman '60s TV shows that, you know, Adam West and Burt Ward voiced, um, which was a lot of fun, too.

The, 'cause they were very, very reminiscent.

The Return of the Caped Crusaders and, uh, Batman versus Two-Face I think were the two of them.

After Time Warner bought Turner...

Hanna-Barbera was folded into Warner Brothers animations in 2001.

Hanna died that year and Barbera in 2006.

But the characters are still owned and used by Warner Brothers.

Oh, yeah.

Yogi Bear.