— Charles M. Blow (@CharlesMBlow) March 6, 2021 Chapelle, one of the nation’s premier jokesters, admitted that he used to watch Pepé Le Pew as a child and found him funny and endearing.

Jones co-created Pepe Le Pew with Mike Maltese in that period. The feline-groping character made his visual debut under a different name in the short "Odor-able Kitty," released in 1945.

But one familiar character will be staying in the locker room: Sources at Warner Bros. have said that amorous cartoon skunk, Pepé Le Pew, will not be featured in the upcoming film, which is set ...

As of now, a scene with Pepe Le Pew has been cut from Space Jam 2, and Warner Bros. is reportedly scrubbing the character from any future Looney Tunes content on HBO Max and other platforms.

NEW YORK - Have we seen the last of Pepé Le Pew? The controversial Looney Tunes cartoon skunk is reportedly not going to be used in any future projects. The news comes after it was reported that ...

It looks like we’ve seen the last of Pepé Le Pew. Following news that the cartoon skunk was cut from the Space Jam sequel, the controversial character appears to be shelved for the time being.

CARTOON skunk Pepe Le Pew has been accused of “adding to rape culture” in a new column, just days after Dr Seuss was involved in a racism scandal. Charles Blow penned an Op-Ed piece for… ...

Pepe Le Pew Was Removed From The ‘Space Jam’ Sequel After At Least One Scene Had Already Been Shot Matt Prigge Contributing Writer Twitter March 7, 2021 ...