Things you may have missed
Think you know & seen everything in the Animaniacs shows?  Well, read these facts and find out
Yakko has been left-handed in more than 85% of the episodes & Wakko & Dot only about 20%
In "Garage Sale of the Century" when the angry mob attacks the owner, a few famous Warner Brothers characters can be seen including Buster & Babs Bunny, the Tazmanian Devil, and Batman
In a few scenes in "Pilot Pals" Wakko's eyes where colored the opposite way they usually are.
I know this is just a coincidence, but in the movie "Meet the Parents," the younger brother has a doormat in front of his room that says "Go Away!" Just like the one Slappy Squirrel has in front of her door.
Also in the movie "Meet the Parents," when they visit the ex-fiance at his house, in the background is the Carmen Opera, the exact one sung in the Animaniacs cartoon.
Yakko, Wakko, & Dot were inspired by the concept of Tom Ruegger's, one of the producers, "Unstoppable" energy of his three children(that poor guy).
The concept of "the Warner Brothers" was thought of when Tom Ruegger was on the Warner Bros. backlot & he saw the studio's landmark watertower, with its big, bold "WB" shield logo.
The "Animaniacs" is pulled off with rich & fluid animation & painstakingly detailed layout artwork the likes of which hasn't been seen in television animation for decades.
Unlike "Tiny Toons," "Animaniacs" had an extremely large adult fan base.
"Animaniacs" became so popular that the cartoon, I'm Mad, was actually given a theatrical realease.
"Animaniacs premiered on September 13th, 1993 & was the most successful latter-day attempt to recapture the lunacy & satirical edge of the classic Warner Bros. cartoons, i.e. "Loony Tunes"
"Animaniacs" has won 7 Emmys & a Peabody Award.
In "Clown & Out," the Warners celebrate Wakko's Birthday, but if they were all drawn on the same day, wouldn't they have the same birthdays?
Got any facts that I've missed? Then please e-mail me and you'll get full credit for it!
In "Taming of the Screwy," have you ever wondered what Yakko said in Japanese to the investors at the WB Celebrity party? Well, guess what! I'll tell 'ya:
  Yakko: "Tokyo wa tottemo omoshiroi tokoro desu ne?"
             <"Tokya is an extremely interesting place, isn't it?">
 Investor: "Zehi irasshite kudasai."
             <"You must go there.">
  Yakko: "Mada iki basho ga areba ne?"
             <"If there's still a place to go, aye?">
Yakko says this due to the fact of Japan's extrodinary crowded conditions.