How much of your nostalgia for a childhood media property is based on genuine memory versus something constructed by repeated exposure?

The research on autobiographical advertising shows that our memories of media we loved as children can be quietly rewritten by later exposure — ads, reboots, cultural references. Bugs Bunny is a useful test case because he has been continuously re-packaged, re-released, and re-contextualized across new media. Some of what you 'remember' about watching Looney Tunes may be a reconstruction rather than a recording.