Bugs and Daffy - 8/7/01

[Jon Cooke]

"Pied Piper Porky" - computer colorized, edited
"A Bone For a Bone"
"Now Hare This"
"By Word of Mouse"
"Daffy Doodles"
"Don't Give Up the Sheep"


-Jon

[Sveven Dvorking]

Pied Piper Porky... computer colorized and edited in the same cartoon? Dump this copy in the trash bucket.

Now Hare This is a Bugs Bunny cartoon with the Big Bad Wolf. Do not confuse this title with the similar title Now Hear This,which was released later. This is a rare case where an earlier title is a spoof of a phrase that would later become its own title.

By Word of Mouse (or as I like to say, Mouse Production)... This is the first of three WB-economic cartoons. A mouse teaches other mice about mass production, and they are sometimes chased by Sylvester. The "victim of it" end gag is good.

Daffy Doodles is a good example of the "crazy" Daffy. Daffy Duck tries to paint a mustache on everyone's face, including womens'. Porky Pig (as a policeman) tries to stop him. After being (amazingly enough) called "not guilty" in court, he says he will switch to painting beards instead.

Don't Give up the Sheep is the first Wolf/Sheepdog cartoon. In this cartoon and their next appearance, their names are mixed up by the popular modern standards. Of course, they were originally intended to be Sam Wolf and Ralph Sheepdog, so that is the way I think it should be. The clock is messed up at one point during this cartoon.