The Five: Forgotten Looney Tunes characters

I was wondering if anyone remembers the name of the character of the young boy who has fantastic fantasies about being a pilot or a spaceman? The cartoon he is in (only one I believe) starts with a baseball breaking a window and his mother sending him to his room. Was it Ralph something?

I like that cute puppy who keeps scaring the cat by sneaking up behind it and barking, resulting in the cat attaching itself to the ceiling. What's it's name.
Also the 5 inch elephant.
Or the "where's the gravy" dog
Jose and Manuel the crows
and even the squirell and the coconut.
But i can't forget the drunk stork who delivers the giant son.
Brilliant.

Am I the only one who remembers Gerald Mc Boing Boing ?

What about the little penguin that Bugs took to Antartica,who turned out to be from Hoboken(that cartoon was an extra on the DVD of "March of the Penguins").

First post here. I would not describe any of the characters listed here as "forgotten," since Marvin for example eventually became one of Warner's most popular characters and appeared on countless Warner Bros. memorabelia in the early-mid '90's (perhaps the golden age of Warner Bros. merchandise, when they had the Warner Bros. Studio Stores) and was most recently given a regular role on the "Duck Dodgers" television series (as "Commander X2," which was actually his name in his first appearance, "Haredevil Hare" in 1948 by Chuck Jones.) For that matter the Tasmanian Devil was also only featured in five theatrical shorts (as well as one made-for-television short) before starring in his own television series, "Taz-Mania" in the early '90's. And again, as you mentioned, Michigan J. Frog eventually became very well known as the WB Network mascot (and was also very prominent at the Studio Stores), Pete Puma for his recurring janitor role on the popular "Tiny Toons", and Gossamer was also featured on tons of merchandise. Probably a more appropriate term for these characters would "less featured." You could also include Beaky Buzzard (though he was more widely used in comic books) and Chuck Jones' version of the Three Bears.

to Ellen Tuck - Diver Dan was not a cartoon. It was live action with marionettes. The diver and the mermaid were human, and all the fish were marionettes.

One of my favorite unsung characters (I believe created by Tex Avery) was the yellow dog (maybe called butch) that was often faced off against a cat. One of my all time favorite shorts is where the cat gets a hold of a voice projection trick and makes Butch meow causing him to be accosted by other dogs. I laugh so hard I almost cry every time I see this one, which is unfortunately rare. The same character design shows up in several different incarnations, including Droopy cartoons and he is always very funny. I know not a Looney Tunes character, but he also might have shown up in the LT cartoon with the magician conducting the opera singer.

Hey Nancy, I talked about Slowpoke here:

http://www.tvsquad.com/2006/05/05/the-five-cinco-de-mayo-special/

Oh, by the way, Mack Swift: I'm quite certain that both "Mac and Tosh" and the Apple Macintosh, or "Mac", computer got their names from the variety of apple.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McIntosh

Marvin was my favorite Looney Tunes character. I had a stuffed plush version of him (as well as numerous other likeness on everything from shirts to neckties to pencils and so on...)