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You know, I was in Wally World the other day and saw three or four seasons of Looney Tunes there for at least half of the price of the entire season here on iTunes. I think everyone is right, it's just way too expensive for my pocket. Sorry Bugs and friends, I'm taking my business elsewhere.

Boy, that two-for-$1.99-without-any-chapter-markers-whatsoever deal was not my favorite. This 1-cartoon-for-99-cents deal is way better, especially since we only get 1 cartoon instead of two. I would like to be able to pick up certain cartoons from the prior Looney Tunes sets on iTunes (mainly Operation Rabbit) for the 1-cartoon price of 99 cents.

Volume 3=20 single cartoon episodes for 17.98. Volume 1=10 double episodes for 19.98. iTunes is NOT ripping you off.

two shows for 1.99 was much better what happened?

...It was 1.99, now it's .99!

Personally, even though I think the price IS a little too much for one seven-minute episode, I do like that I can now purchase one short instead of two put together. I wouldn't want to have to pay for one I don't want (even though I have yet to see a Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies cartoon I didn't like). $0.99 for each individual short should do the trick. (Plus, on a side note, TWO shorts for $1.99 is a better deal than this one, so what's there to complain about?)

c'mon? $1.99 for a seven minute episode?? I would love to get more Bugs Bunny, but not at that price!!

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… love, love, LOVE, Bugs Bunny. However, I removed one star not because it is not deserving of 5 stars, but because 1.99 for one 6 to 8 minute cartoon is just not worth it. Having said that. To the people who blame Apple for the pricing of these animations. I think you need a little reality check. Apple is not really the ones who are dictating the price. It is Warner Brothers that owns these old Looney Tunes animations and it is them that decides what they want sell it at the iTunes store. Although, Apple may have their formula and guidelines for pricing. Ultimately, it is up to Warner Brothers to figure out how to distribute the material at a fair price. What Warner Bros should've done is to find a way to tie together 5 episodes and then charge 1.99 through the iTunes store. That way you're getting roughly 45 minutes worth of material for each purchase. So, people, stop blaming Apple for things they don't have much control over.

i was gonna buy this, then i noticed it had 7min episodes for $1.99...EACH! How dare you iTunes to charge that ridiculous price for old, classic cartoons that most of us grew up with!!! Then you wonder why people illegally download movies, music .etc! Give us back the $1.99 double episodes!