Naturally, shortly after the last of the scheming and greedy Noritas were dismissed following a Willy Wonka-style musical number, a scientist from 23 and WB arrived to deliver the unlikely last-minute revelation that the Warners' lab results had been mixed up with someone else's. The Warners easily emerged as the clear winners, as Nora Rita Norita and her venomous sisters and spoiled daughter were eliminated, one by one, and Yakko, Wakko and Dot were promised Flora Dora Norita's fortune, " barring any unlikely last-minute revelations." (This was a joking nod to AT&T, who merged WarnerMedia and Discovery earlier in 2021.) Hijinks ensued as Flora put her family through a series of challenges to be named heir apparent to her empire, such as fixing her computer, preparing a proper cake, and looking at all her old photo albums with her without yawning. This led the siblings to crash a Norita family reunion, where the Warners immediately endeared themselves to the Norita family matriarch, Flora Dora Norita, who was also the CEO of Warner Bros.' parent company, Mucho Telefono. The results declared them to be long-lost cousins of Nora Rita Norita, the CEO of Warner Bros. The final cartoon of Hulu's reboot Animaniacs season 2 finale, "23 and WB," followed the Warner Siblings as they tracked their newfound family after getting a DNA test online.
Related: Animaniacs Reboot Unintentionally Mocks Justice League Snyder Cut The series, largely centered around the Warner Siblings Yakko, Wakko and Dot, won multiple Emmy Awards during its original five-year run. Produced by Jaws director Steven Spielberg, the series was meant to be a throwback to the classic Looney Tunes cartoons, with pop-culture references and subtle satire for adults mixed with slapstick children could enjoy. Originally airing on Fox and The WB, Animaniacs was one of the most popular animated series of the 1990s.
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