How Bugs Bunny Won the West (1978) is a Western TV Special with the Looney Tunes characters and it was wild ride from start to finish.

Positives for How Bugs Bunny Won the West (1978): I love the western themed shorts for these Looney Tunes characters and it felt very old school in its approach and I respect that. The humor is still amazing with these ridiculous scenarios. You also have fantastic dialogue and interactions between the Looney Tunes and it is very witty. It was also nice to see Porky Pig take part in one of these shorts as he's not that present or prevalent in the other TV Specials I've watched. And finally, these shorts are filled with so much energy that I had a big old smile on my face.

Overall, How Bugs Bunny Won the West (1978) once again continues the trend of these Looney Tunes TV Special firing on all cylinders with their wittiness, cleverness, humor and charm.

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