Lola was a worthless character anyway in Space Jam. At least in the new show the bunny is actually mildly funny, as annoying as the existence of The Looney Tunes Show is.

Would you imagine the Space Jam Lola Bunny in a classic Looney Tunes short? No.

What personality...? All she said was "Don't ever call me doll"...

As I appreciate the classic shorts more my opinion of Space Jam lowers...

To be fair though, I thought the Monstars were actually much more interesting characters as they started out as evil, but didn't turn out to be bad people in the end. I like villains that end up turning good



No, No, No, No, NO!!

Have you even watched it properly? It's not "Don't ever call me doll", it's "Don't ever call me *blows ears back* doll! "

Are you attracted to this bunny... James?

No mate, the Monstars are heaps more attractive than Lola

People who 'comment' on facebook statuses by just tagging someone

People who always go on about how a cartoon series, which runs for several season, was ONLY good in its first season and everything after that is crap. Those people are ignorant as hell in my opinion

Family Guy was only good in its first four seasons. And even then it wasn't half as good as the Simpsons were in its first nine seasons.

The fact that 90% of mainstream pop music now, just uses the same old generic beats and processed vocals over and over

I wish David Guetta's mainstream breakthrough in 2009 didn't happen, because he pretty much turned dance and house into crappy generic mainstream dance pop.

Since then, most DJ's have sold out, and now just produce the same recycled David Guetta beats over and over, and even get popular people and mainstream rappers to do the vocals. So basically changing up their music to make it sound more poppy, and appeal to a younger audience. Therefore, the more popular it is, the more money

I'm just so sick of most pop songs going 'Soft start/Verse of processed vocals/Chorus as beat builds up/15-30 second breakdown of screechy, generic, synthesized beats/music goes soft again for another verse of processed vocals/another chorus as the build builds up/another 15-30 breakdown of screechy, generic synthesized beats' I am SOOOO sick of hearing that all the time now!

What happened to the days of guitar solos, r'n'b & rap songs having a funky beat instead of some generic, recycled Guetta beat, and dance and house actually being great trance and groovy beats???

At least Armin Van Buuren still does his own stuff

Semi-relatedly, there's a wonderful hypocrisy in that popular music nowadays is basically 'take bit from 80s song, put uninspiring rap section and terrible dance beat in the background, don't pay the original writers of said 80s song royalties, then complain about illegal downloads killing the music industry'.

Also, lyric writing is getting REALLY lazy now. Nearly every big song nowadays is the same line repeated over and over again and that's apparently a chorus now. AND PEOPLE STILL BUY THIS. And semi-relatedly, remember when 'dance music' meant more than just 'top 40 with the ballads taken out'? America doesn't.

Hear blooming well hear! You need to speak more often!

Indeed. The 'artists' don't care one iota about their 'art' any more. It's not art any more, apart from when produced by those who were around in the days when it was - they know no different, but the current 'artists' grew up surrounded by their music. Yet still they produce the abominable, veritable tosh that we're bombarded with nowadays. It's because they really don't care, they know the sheeple will buy their music blindly anyway and they know that therefore they will be made multi-millionaires even if what they produce is crap.

Yes, that's another thing on my 'irritations' list.

Why is it that every time a new genre of music breaks out I keep thinking music can't get any worse, and then it just...does.

I thought mainsteam urban was bad, then dubstep became a thing (let's be clear, dubstep done properly isn't that bad, it's just the ten-a-penny stuff that it everywhere now is just awful). And now trap has become a thing. How low as a culture do we have to go before we scrape through the barrel and fall through into the nether?

And then I discovered nightcore was a non-joke thing, and then I had to cry myself to sleep.

Music is a joke these days thanks to crappy talent shows like X Factor. Hardly any rock music is in the chart. All we get now is the same old top 40 garbage!

'I have to say, that's quite close to my clinical conclusion...' - Ben Kingsley as Dr John Cawley in 'Shutter Island' (2010).

Well I am a BIG fan of modern music...

To be fair, I think the vast majority of today's mainstream music is just a medley of processed vocals and generic recycled beats that are over-produced to far beyond oblivion

Bring back 1995 when we had Oasis and Alanis Morrissette in the charts

I've actually been getting into a lot of 80s music recently, especially stuff like Simply Red. Listen to their 1985 song "Money's too tight (to mention)" - Now that's a REAL song about money as it talks about economic and financial difficulties, unlike today where a song about money is some (c)rapper bragging about how rich they are, and how they love to spend it on jewellery, fancy cars, women etc.

Hell, I'd be happier listening to 80s Madonna than Lil Wayne any day!

When i'm watching a show and it suddenly gets interrupted by some special news flash. Especially when the show doesn't pick up where it left off after the news flash, and a good 10 minutes or more of the show are swallowed up by the news flash and don't end up getting shown at all

The fact that all TV adverts seem to be the same all the time. I'm sick of seeing the same old car insurance rubbish over and over again!

If anybody calles Jessie J's Price Tag a 'real' money song I might have to go a bit Defcon 2. It's amazingly hypocritical preaching the whole 'it's not about the money' thing to a load of people who earn in a year what she probably makes in a week.

I heard Kylie Minogue's new single on Radio 2 the other day and I hate it! It's nothing like the good stuff she had in early 2000.

That's 'Sexercise' thing?? Kylie's been making good songs since the late 80s ('Better the devil you know', 'Confide In Me', 'Did It Again' and a lot of her early 00s stuff like 'Fever', 'Can't get you out of my head' etc. are some of her best songs, the only one i've disliked since then was "All the lovers", which i found boring), and it sounds like she might finally be hitting the 'sellout' button with this piece of work song

Let's hope this is a blip and she does stick to her original stuff