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== Behind the Scenes ==

Toontown is a cartoon city created by author [[Gary K. Wolf]]. It was present in [[Who Censored Roger Rabbit]], but only in brief mentions. Toontown served as the central setting and reached a wider audience in the novel's loose 1988 Disney film adaptation ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''. The film won four Academy Awards, and Roger Rabbit was featured in three subsequent animated shorts, 1989's [[Tummy Trouble]], 1990's [[Roller Coaster Rabbit]], and 1993's Trail Mix-up.

Toontown is a cartoon city created by author [[Gary K. Wolf]]. It was present in [[Who Censored Roger Rabbit?]], but only in brief mentions. Toontown served as the central setting and reached a wider audience in the novel's loose 1988 Disney film adaptation ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''. The film won four Academy Awards, and Roger Rabbit was featured in three subsequent animated shorts, 1989's [[Tummy Trouble]], 1990's [[Roller Coaster Rabbit]], and 1993's Trail Mix-up.

Toontown served as the setting for Disney's television series Bonkers and had several brief references and/or mentions in Warner Brothers' [[Wikipedia:Tiny Toon Adventures|Tiny Toon Adventures]], [[Wikipedia:Animaniacs|Animaniacs]], and [[Wikipedia:Freakazoid|Freakazoid]]. It could be possible that Toontown was the setting for the scenes in [[Wikipedia:The Lion King 1½|The Lion King 1½]] where [[Timon]] and [[Pumbaa]] are watching the film, due to the appearance of several other Disney characters joining to watch it with them at the end.

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 == Behind the Scenes ==
-Toontown is a cartoon city created by author [[Gary K. Wolf]]. It was present in [[Who Censored Roger Rabbit]], but only in brief mentions. Toontown served as the central setting and reached a wider audience in the novel's loose 1988 Disney film adaptation ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''. The film won four Academy Awards, and Roger Rabbit was featured in three subsequent animated shorts, 1989's [[Tummy Trouble]], 1990's [[Roller Coaster Rabbit]], and 1993's Trail Mix-up.
+Toontown is a cartoon city created by author [[Gary K. Wolf]]. It was present in [[Who Censored Roger Rabbit?]], but only in brief mentions. Toontown served as the central setting and reached a wider audience in the novel's loose 1988 Disney film adaptation ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''. The film won four Academy Awards, and Roger Rabbit was featured in three subsequent animated shorts, 1989's [[Tummy Trouble]], 1990's [[Roller Coaster Rabbit]], and 1993's Trail Mix-up.
 Toontown served as the setting for Disney's television series Bonkers and had several brief references and/or mentions in Warner Brothers' [[Wikipedia:Tiny Toon Adventures|Tiny Toon Adventures]], [[Wikipedia:Animaniacs|Animaniacs]], and [[Wikipedia:Freakazoid|Freakazoid]]. It could be possible that Toontown was the setting for the scenes in [[Wikipedia:The Lion King 1½|The Lion King 1½]] where [[Timon]] and [[Pumbaa]] are watching the film, due to the appearance of several other Disney characters joining to watch it with them at the end.