From: moriarty@tc.fluke.COM (Jeff Meyer)
Subject: Re: Looney Tunes on laserdisc question
Reply-To: moriarty@tc.fluke.COM (Jeff Meyer)
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Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 23:01:07 GMT

In <1992Nov09.170821.37529@uvmark.uucp> palmer@uvmark.uucp (Filaman) writes:

>There is a Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck & Elmer Fudd episode where Daffy
>goes somethiing like "Aha, pronoun trouble ...stuff... Well, I say he does
>have to shoot me now, so shoot me now!". Does anyone know the name
>of this episode and is it available on laserdisc?

There are a couple of cartoons like this ("Rabbit Seasoning" and "Duck!
Rabbit! Duck!" come to mind -- am I right with the names?); all were done
after 1948, so will not be on any of the MGM/UA Looney Toons collections.

However, Warners has announced (but not released) LDs which will contain
many of the post-1948 Looney Toons on it.  "Rabbit Seasoning" is on an LD
named WINNER BY A HARE, and "Duck! Rabbit! Duck!" is on another named DUCK
VICTORY.

For anyone interested, here's a list of the contents of the six
(not-yet-released) Warners Looney Toons LDs  (thanks to Sight and Sound!):

    WINNER BY A HARE (14 Bugs Bunny Toons):
        "The Fair-haired Hare", "Bully for Bugs", "Hare Do", "Captain
        Hareblower", "My Bunny Lies Over The Sea", "High Diving Hare"
        ("Well, *I'm* a-steppin'!!"), "Rabbit Seasoning", "Bunny Hugged",
        "Ballot-Box Bunny", "Box Office Bunny", "Big House Bunny", "Rabbit
        Hood", "Hare Trimmed", "Mississippi Hare".

    DUCK VICTORY (14 Daffy Duck Toons):
        "Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century" (!!!!!!!), "Duck! Rabbit!
        Duck!", "Drip-Along Daffy" ("Well, I would like... I would like?  I
        would like a trip to Europe!"), "The Super Snooper", "Daffy Duck
        Hunt", "Muscle Tussle", "Don't Axe Me", "Stork Naked", "Robin Hood
        Daffy", "Ali Babba Bunny", "Cracked Quack", "Daffy Dilly", "Golden
        Yeggs", "Duck Amuck".

    HAM ON WRY (14 Porky Pig Toons):
        "Often an Orphan", "You Ought to Be In Pictures" (B&W with an
        animated Porky giving a tour of Warner's), "The Pest That Came to
        Dinner", "The Ducksters", "Dog Collared", "Porky in Wackyland"
        (B&W), "Deduce, You Say", "Porky Pig's Feat" (B&W), "Claws For
        Alarm", "The Prize Pest", "The Case of the Stuttering Pig" (B&W),
        "Thumb Fun", "Awful Orphan", "Boobs in The Woods"

        [An observation: a lot of these are B&W; are all of them after 1948?
         If not, are any repeated in the GOLDEN AGE OF LOONEY TOONS
         collections?]

    LOONEY TOONS: AFTER DARK (Scary-theme Looney Toons):
        "Water, Water Every Hare", "Jumpin' Jupiter", "Bewitched Bunny",
        "Hyde and Hare", "The Night of the Living Duck", "Transylvania
        6-5000", "The Wearing of the Grin", "Scaredy Cat", "Broom-Stick
        Bunny", "Hyde & Go Tweet", "Hare-Way to the Stars" with Marvin
        Martian (I could swear that was on the last GOLDEN AGE), "The
        Abominable Snow Rabbit", "The Duxorcist", "Hasty Hare" with Marvin
        Martian.

    LOONEY TOONS: ASSORTED NUTS (16 Misc. Looney Toons):
        "A Bear for Punishment", "Dog Gone South", "Boyhood Daze", "Pests
        for Guests", "Mouse Wreckers", "A Sheep In THe Deep", "Rabbit's
        Kin", "Feed The Kitty", "The Hypo-Chondri-Cat", "From A To ZZZZZ",
        "Chow Hound", "Strife With Father", "Bear Feat", "Feline Frame-Up",
        "Gone Batty", "A Hound for Trouble"

    LOONEY TOONS: CURTAIN CALLS (Show-biz Looney Toons):
        "The Rabbit Of Seville" (!!!!), "One Froggy Evening" (!!!),
        "Hillbilly Hare", "Curtain Razor", "What's Up Doc", "Nelly's Folly",
        "The Scarlet Pimpernickel" (!!), "Show Biz Bugs", "Three Little
        Bops", "Baton Bunny", "High Note", "Long-Haired Hare", "Tweety's
        Circus",.....

            ...and...

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