(Judge Doom's Inauguration Speech. It foreshadows the weasels)

"What makes a Toon a Toon? Is it the ink, paint and celluloid that they are made of? Perhaps, is it the roles that we assign them? Or is it the reflection of ourselves that we put into them; that sense of innocence that we so desperately wish to recapture?

Why do we make Toons, for that matter? To laugh? Why of course, it is to laugh. We know that laughter makes us human, and by these creatures, these…impossible, improbable creatures made of ink and paint, we laugh. We assign them roles of "good" and "bad", and while we design them...

@toonpatrolocfl link

Stumbled upon some really great rpers for the Toon Patrol on Twitter. From what I gathered, the basic premise behind the account is that the events in Roger Rabbit really happened, and when they made the movie, they re-created(sort of) the events that happened in 1947 using the actual Toons that were there as actors, playing themselves, which meant they had to re-draw the Toon Patrol. For the past 27 years since they finished filming the movie, they've been working as secretaries for the Toontown Police Department until they could gain enough trust to re-form the official...

"We Framed Roger Rabbit": An Interview with the Toon Patrol

"Transcript"- Archives of the Los Angeles Chronicle.

Interviewer: Adam Paczovsky, reporter for the Los Angeles Chronicle

Interviewee (s): The weasels known as "The Toon Patrol"- Smart-ass (SA), Greasy (G), Wheezy (W), Psycho (P) and Stupid (S)

Interview location: The conference room of the Toontown Historical Society, Sunday August 16th 1987, 11:00 AM.

AP: So, boys… you five are the secondary antagonists in Touchstone's/ Disney's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". Do you wanna tell me how all this started?

SA: How /what/ started, chump: Our acting...